Suicidemouse

Walt Disney had created a cartoon for Mickey Mouse back in 1930 (SuicideMouse), and it was a little bit strange. The animation seemingly showed Mickey Mouse walking across a street with a couple of buildings in the background.or me would walk regularly. The music playing in the background wasn't the regular piano music you normally hear in those cartoons. It was simply banging on a piano before going to white noise for the remainder of the film. The video then cut to black. The whole thing was actually 9 minutes and 4 seconds long. The film stayed in black until the 6th minute, where it returned to Mickey Mouse walking down a street. There was no more music, though, there was some murmuring in the background. Until the 7th minute, the murmur turned into a bloodcurdling scream. Colors started appearing where there shouldn't have been in the 30s, and Mickey's face was falling apart. His eyes fell to the bottom of his head. The video then started to get very odd, becoming very warbled. This continued until the 9th minute, until going to closeup on Mickey's face for 30 seconds, with a sort of broken music box in the background. The video then ended. The person watching then left the room, very pale, and saying the phrase "Real suffering is not known" 7 times before grabbing a security guard's pistol and offing himself.