Goodbye forever, Newgrounds. I'm done. Why would I use a site full of pornographic HD renderings of underage characters being raped that bans you for using the word rape on the forums? This site is fucking dead. Mods, kill yourselves.
Dingleberry Clock
@DingleberryClock
Age 37, Clock
Clock
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Beaumont, TX
Joined on 1/8/01
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Posted by DingleberryClock - April 8th, 2023
When people say A.I. is going to take jobs away from artists, I just think of Newgrounds art portal dickgirl commission porn and smile.
Posted by DingleberryClock - December 18th, 2021
What's that? Why yes, I am occupying this little demon's headspace at 2:30 am.
Posted by DingleberryClock - December 17th, 2020
I'd long known about DJ Nerd42's (famous for production of Mega Ran's White Materia) acknowledgement of StrawberryClock's reign
But what I did not know is that ytcracker is a fan of C
https://ytcracker.newgrounds.com
If DingleberryClock was the first clock-gone-musician with the creation of the track "Cranberry Clock's Happy Trollip Through the Land of Doom and Horror"
And if DingleberryClock later became an influential member of the Nerdcore scene, founding the supergroup Cocksocket with collaborations from Benjamin Bear (Emergency Pizza Party), Young Stroke aka Young Muscle (Dwank Mob) and Kabuto the Python
And if DingleberryClock invented the Clock Crew
And if the Clock Crew influenced Nerdcore
Did DingleberryClock help invent Nerdcore?
The answer is yes. Let's rewind to 2001 for another look at DingleberryClock's early music career.
You're welcome, culture.
DingleberryClock: Inventor of;
The Clock Crew
Nerdcore Hip-Hop
Animutations
Vaporwave
The Why Can't I Hold All These Limes meme
And More
Shout-out to OlayClock
Posted by DingleberryClock - November 10th, 2020
Here's a photo I took in a Walmart in Evansville, IN in November or December 2009 when I was living in some backwoods place in Kentucky for a few months with no internet. When I came back a couple months later someone had taken a similar photo and the rest is history. DingleberryClock gets left out of the internet history books, AGAIN.
