Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you thought 2022 was a year filled with profanity, you have not SEEN what we've been up to in Wild F*ck 2023!!!!!! This file was being built upon for a year before premiere day. Enjoy all 1,088 of them!!!
Rules for this video:
Words could be censored or not.
Most words that aren't safe for work are included.
Could be said by me or anyone else.
YouTube Shorts are eligible.
Fake swear words such as 'Mike Hunt' or 'Mike Rotch' are not included because they're not actual swear words, just sound like it.
Repeats of the same sound byte are ok.
Compilation videos, such as 'All Raiders lore on my channel so far' do not count. (The only exception is in the 'All Known events of the Shut Universe in chronological order' video because a scene was added just for this video, and it has a swear word in it)
Trailers do not count because the words are just repeats of the main video. Nothing new was manufactured.
Swears from 'Deleted scenes' video do count because they are canon, just not a part of the main video experience.
If a word is drowned out by other noise I usually didn't include it.
Some words like 'Jerk' and 'Jesus' aren't swear words in and of themselves, but are counted when used in a swear context, like in 'Jerking off' or 'Jesus Christ!!!!'
GMOTY doesn't count. See rule 7.
2020's swear video doesn't count, unless it was featured in a mainline 2023 video, which it was not.
Unlisted videos are not included.
Compilations, such as 'Every time I died' videos are not included.
If this video is ever featured in another video of mine, the swears can be counted again for the host year.
If a video was re-published, such as The Cedar Point trip 1st anniversary video, it doesn't count because it's not a 2023 video.
Sometimes, the names of famous people I don't like are counted as swear words.
Adventure Park USA 3 had two publications. First I counted the ones from the non-edited version, then I counted the ones from the edited version only if they did not make an appearance in the non-edited version.
If you thought 2022 was a year filled with profanity, you have not SEEN what we've been up to in Wild F*ck 2023!!!!!! This file was being built upon for a year before premiere day. Enjoy all 1,088 of them!!!
Rules for this video:
Words could be censored or not.
Most words that aren't safe for work are included.
Could be said by me or anyone else.
YouTube Shorts are eligible.
Fake swear words such as 'Mike Hunt' or 'Mike Rotch' are not included because they're not actual swear words, just sound like it.
Repeats of the same sound byte are ok.
Compilation videos, such as 'All Raiders lore on my channel so far' do not count. (The only exception is in the 'All Known events of the Shut Universe in chronological order' video because a scene was added just for this video, and it has a swear word in it)
Trailers do not count because the words are just repeats of the main video. Nothing new was manufactured.
Swears from 'Deleted scenes' video do count because they are canon, just not a part of the main video experience.
If a word is drowned out by other noise I usually didn't include it.
Some words like 'Jerk' and 'Jesus' aren't swear words in and of themselves, but are counted when used in a swear context, like in 'Jerking off' or 'Jesus Christ!!!!'
GMOTY doesn't count. See rule 7.
2020's swear video doesn't count, unless it was featured in a mainline 2023 video, which it was not.
Unlisted videos are not included.
Compilations, such as 'Every time I died' videos are not included.
If this video is ever featured in another video of mine, the swears can be counted again for the host year.
If a video was re-published, such as The Cedar Point trip 1st anniversary video, it doesn't count because it's not a 2023 video.
Sometimes, the names of famous people I don't like are counted as swear words.
Adventure Park USA 3 had two publications. First I counted the ones from the non-edited version, then I counted the ones from the edited version only if they did not make an appearance in the non-edited version.
