LOBOTOMY DASH (All Levels 1~23 / All Coins) | Geometry Dash 2.2

1. Lobotomy Madness - 0:13 2. Back on Lobotomy - 0:46 3. Polobotogeist - 2:08 4. Lobotomy Out - 3:00 5. Lobotomy After Lobotomy - 3:47 6. Can’t let Lobotomy - 4:48 7. Lobotomer - 5:36 8. Lobotomy Machine - 6:29 9. Lobotocyles - 7:07 10. Xlobotomy - 7:46 11. Clutterbotomy - 8:07 12. Theory of Lobotomy - 8:29 13. Electroman Lobotomy - 8:52 14. Clubotomy Step - 10:08 15. Lobotodynamix - 10:54 16. Lobotomy Force - 11:24 17. Blast Lobotomy - 12:00 18. Theory of Lobotomy 2 - 12:50 19. Lobotomical Dominator - 13:27 20. Lobotomylocked - 14:00 21. Fingerbotomy - 15:49 22. Lobotomy - 16:44 23. The Lobotomy - 17:12

All of these lobotomy levels are Fire in the Hole 🔥🔥🔥🔥

My grandpa told me stories of how he worked in Chernobyl and survived, and i will be telling my grandchildren about how the lobotomy virus took over difficulty balls. Truly magnifying glass.

1:38 “I’m almost done” “FOCUS”

we're not getting out of the therapy with this one🗣🔥

The funniest thing is that Back On Track is actually the hardest level of these 😂😂😂

I love the lobotomy after base one. It doesn’t spam Fire in the hole sound effects, and still uses them. It also uses a variety of other sounds.

0:12 lolmadness 0:46 lol on track 2:06 pololgeist 2:59 lol out 3:46 lol after lol 4:47 cant let lol 5:35 lolper 6:27 time lol 7:06 cylol 7:45 xlol 8:06 clutterlol 8:28 theory of lol 8:51 lol adventures 10:07 clublol 10:53 lolnamix 11:23 lol force 11:58 blast lol 12:48 theory of lol ll 13:25 lol dominator 13:59 deadlol 15:49 fingerlol 16:43 lolsh 17:10 lol challenge

We need lobotomy gauntlet

16:10 this broke me

edition of it. fire in the hole 0:00​ - Intro 0:13​ - Stereo Madness By Ghostmikiii 0:46​ - Back on Track By EpicExplode 2:08​ - Polargeist By SirArtanis 3:00​ - Dry Out By PokeMaster0207+Superbro228 3:47​ - Base After Base By TapedTapes1 4:48​ - Cant Let Go By corazondmelon 5:36​ - Jumper By 3FantTom3 6:29​ - Time Machine By TheR3alName 7:07​ - Cycles By TheR3alName 7:46​ - xStep By CubeLett 8:07​ - Clutterfunk By NuggetDeCarne 8:29​ - Theory of Everything By 777unu 8:52​ - Electroman Adventures By Jlexa 10:08​ - Clubstep By JustGDboi 10:54​ - Electrodynamix By SubToEquinox 11:24​ - Hexagon Force By rubtop11 12:00​ - Blast Processing By PsFish5 12:50​ - Theory of Everything 2 By Lambdatories 13:27​ - Geometrical Dominator By Matmar 14:00​ - Deadlocked By DeCody 15:49​ - Fingerdash By W4cky 16:44​ - Dash By redpolar 17:12​ - The Challenge By 1565squid 17:49​ - Outro (changed / added levels, song visuals / parts from original levels for only showcases of this edition)

0:48 Bloodbath Jumpscare 1:01 Magmatic Sanctuary 1:08 Nine Circles Jumpscare 1:41 The impossible game 2:33 Cataclysm Jumpscare 5:18 Supersonic Jumpscare 6:12 Bloodbath Again 6:58 Congregation Jumpscare 7:58 Acheron Jumpscare 11:14 Cataclysm Again

Can we appreciate how Partition Zion never fails to fire in our holes?

Top 3 3- Lobotomy Back on Track 2- Lobotomy Cant Let Go 1- Lobotomy Fingerdash

Goat Sound 3:49

10:33 This version of Clubstep is HEAVY

1:56 this music.... ... IS THE BEST GD MUSIC IVE EVER HEARD

16:23 hits very hard 🔥🔥

6:50 bro is helping instead of being hard on cute cube lol

Main Thesis/Theme: The video seems to revolve around the concept of fire safety and the importance of being prepared for fires in the home. The repetition of "fire in the home" underscores the urgency and seriousness of the topic. The use of "shiver me timbers" alludes to the severity and potential danger of fires. The repeated phrases emphasize the need for action and awareness regarding fire safety. Anecdote: Imagine a family sitting in their living room, hearing the smoke alarm go off unexpectedly. They scramble to find the source of the fire, realizing that a faulty wire has ignited their curtains. In the panic, they remember the importance of having a fire safety plan and how critical it is to be prepared for such emergencies. Follow-up Questions: What are some common causes of residential fires, and how can they be prevented? How should families create and practice fire escape plans to ensure everyone's safety? What are the essential items to have in a home fire safety kit? Are there specific strategies for teaching children about fire safety in a way that they can understand and remember? Can you elaborate on the importance of smoke alarms and fire extinguishers in homes?