Skip to main content

Weird Among Us Cosplay Lets You Be All 10 Players At Once

Weird Among Us Cosplay Lets You Be All 10 Players At Once An Instagram user is making "low-cost" Among Us cosplays using his own body parts to represent the crew members of the beloved multiplayer game. An Instagram user has found a bizarre way to cosplay multiple Among Us characters at the same time. The social deduction game has taken the internet by storm despite being largely ignored when it released in 2018. The game has reached such incredible amounts of popularity that the developer cancelled a sequel to focus up on developing the current game. Among Us, like the similarly explosive Fall Guys before it, owes much of its success to its adorable, minimally designed characters. The astronauts in Among Us are small, beanlike creatures, decked out like Skittles in bright primary colors. Like in Fall Guys, players can purchase cosmetic accessories for their astronaut, including hats, and even little pets that can follow them around. While players are mostly interested in Amo...

Is Someone Going To Eat The Among Us Chicken Nugget

Is Someone Going To Eat The Among Us Chicken Nugget

A chicken nugget shaped like an Among Us crewmate has sold for almost $100,000 on eBay. Now, the real question is: Will someone actually eat it?

Is Someone Going To Eat The Among Us Chicken Nugget

Since its debut in 2018, Among Us has had an incredible run of headlines, typically revolving around how popular it's become. The social deduction game from Innersloth shot to the top ranks of streaming sites last year and has since become a cultural phenomenon. This is perhaps best evidenced by a chicken nugget shaped like a crewmate selling for almost $100,000 on eBay. So, will someone actually eat this Among Us chicken nugget? It certainly seems possible.

It may seem strange at first, but there's no immediate reason for why someone would spend so much money on a chicken nugget shaped like one of Among Us' iconic crewmates. Yes, the game is extremely popular and has a massive number of dedicated fans, but paying a nearly six-figure sum for a chicken nugget still seems unbelievable. However, it's always possible someone is spending the cash in order to get more internet clout or eat the chicken nugget on a stream. This could be similar to YouTube videos where people open rare packs of Pokémon cards for their viewers, so it's not entirely out of the realm of possibilities.

Indeed, it's not too far of a stretch to speculate someone will eat this crewmate-shaped chicken nugget eventually. A content creator with enough money could have no problem bidding high sums of money to secure the chicken nugget and then eat it on a livestream. It would theoretically boost viewership and make headlines. So, the next question becomes whether or not it's safe enough to eat.

Is The Among Us Chicken Nugget Safe To Eat?

Is Someone Going To Eat The Among Us Chicken Nugget

Theoretically, the Among Us chicken nugget could be eaten. The seller froze and air sealed the chicken nugget to preserve its freshness and speculates it will be good for about 14 days. So, assuming the chicken nugget is still well-preserved when it arrives, it's probably safe to eat.

Of course, after spending nearly $100,000 on a chicken nugget, safety may not be an issue, depending on whether or not the buyer wants to simply collect it or not. It's always possible the buyer doesn't want to eat the chicken nugget and doesn't care about internet fame. They may just be a really big fan of Among Us (or the BTS McDonald's meal the nugget originated from).

For now, the Among Us chicken nugget story has more questions than answers. And until the buyer reveals what they want to do with it (if they ever do), then the public won't know for sure. For now, though, it seems fairly likely someone is going to eat this Among Us chicken nugget at some point.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Among Us Theory What Impostors Really Are

Among Us Theory What Impostors Really Are Among Us' dastardly Impostors terrorize crewmates with various forms of killing and sabotage, and fans have theories about their origins and motives. The Impostors that give Among Us its name and central gameplay hook are, by design, a mysterious bunch. On the surface, they're nearly identical to Among Us' colorful crewmates, but Impostors exhibit certain strange and terrifying properties. Due to the game's lack of overt story, it's unclear what exactly Among Us' Impostors are, but fans have a few compelling theories. Unlike normal crewmates, Impostors have the ability to slink through vents, which - unless crewmates are small enough to do this, too, but simply have no need to - suggests they have some kind of shapeshifting ability. This would also explain Impostors' ability to open up a large mouth at the waist of their spacesuits and stab victims with sharp tongues. It's possible Among Us' crewmates also ha...

Every Among Us Kill Animation Ranked By Level Of Violence

Every Among Us Kill Animation Ranked By Level Of Violence Among Us is pretty brutal for such a simple-looking game with cute, rounded characters. Here's each kill animation ranked from least to most violent. Despite the rather cute and simple look of Among Us, the online science fiction game has some pretty horrific kill animations that are often shown when an Impostor is left alone with an unsuspecting Crewmate. This list will go over each one, ranking them from least to most violent. Killing is a natural part of Among Us as the premise states a parasitic shapeshifter Impostor has taken the place of one of the Crewmates in an otherwise productive crew of MIRA scientists, explorers, and researchers. Crewmates try figure out who the Impostor is while trying to stay alive, but fans know that death is an inevitable part of the game. In fact, the absence of one makes it near impossible to find out who the real Impostors are. Currently, there are only four different kill animations, but...

Among Us Map Timeline Theory How The Impostor Attacks Started

Among Us Map Timeline Theory How The Impostor Attacks Started One interesting Among Us fan theory offers an explanation on the origins of the Impostors and provides a timeline for when and where they appear. The online social deduction multiplayer title Among Us is a relatively simple game, but it's recent success has already brought about some interesting and complex fan theories to give more backstory to the space-themed setting. One theory gives a plausible explanation for how the Impostors came to be, incorporating each of the maps for more evidence. There are currently three maps in Among Us: The Skeld, MIRA HQ, and the latest addition, Polus. The developers are in the process of adding a new map, so this theory will only pertain to the ones already available. The Skeld is the primary map that takes place on a cargo spaceship which travels to the other locations. MIRA HQ is a tall building set high in a planet's atmosphere and is the location the Crewmates travel back to a...