Yiffo's Foes, Episode 2: Half-Eaten Apple for a Veteran

TalieVision
Published on Dec 13, 2024
In the second episode of this brand-new, under-the-underground web series, Yiffo struggles to move a half-eaten apple across the urban landscape for reasons that only he can explain, motivated by the feverish idealism that motivates his various antics.

Fresh, original, crazy, and audacious, this web series smacks wokeism in its ugly face, so please support the vision by subscribing to the channel and sharing the link if you are so inclined.

VIEWER COMMENTS:
"Brilliant and hilarious, bro. . . . The Far Right needs more stuff like this. I laughed out loud." ~Damian_Knows

"Yiffo is a great piece. . . . I know you like to do crazy stuff, but somehow it makes sense and is very funny and enlightening. Keep up the good work!!" ~RECOVERING_LIBERAL_JACK

"I must say, this is an impressive piece. You manage to squeeze a lot into two minutes LOL. It's funny and refreshing. . . . I love the humor. I subscribed to receive alerts for future episodes." ~ NORA_VIKING_WOMAN

Complete Playlist of all Yiffo's Foes episodes: https://goyimtv.com/library/playlists

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