Levi the Furby King is the Nihilistic Demon Cult Leader Going Viral on TikTok Right Now

Furbies were the first successful domestically-aimed robot. The animatronic toy was released in 1998 and was the most popular item for the holiday season. The things is a creature that is unknown to many—perhaps an owl? Or maybe a chinchilla? Currently, it is only known as Furby. 

Though during its first wave of popularity it was a huge hit amongst kids—selling millions within the first three years it was on market—through the years, however, it's grown to be a demonic symbol. It's been represented many times as being controlled by demons or Satan himself. The cute-kids-toy-turned-demon-spawn is now creating it's only cult following on TikTok as well through the @Levithefurbyking profile (not affiliated official with the Furby brand name).

All hail the furby!

Just last year Netflix released an animated film called The Mitchells vs. The Machines that had a scene with a Furby as a giant evil creature wrecking havoc. And if you search for evil Furby stories online, you get endless results. There are even countless Reddit threads of people's personal stories of having a freaky Furby encounter.

Furby is God.

Levi the Furby King is embracing its spooky culture and leading a goth cult of worshippers on TikTok. His videos encourage serial shopping (or killing—you decide), and giving up on humanity and giving in to the underlords who control the Internet (and world). It may sound like some dumb internet thing (okay, it is some dumb internet thing…), but it's beautifully helps distract from the anxieties of the world—and adds a little edge to this life. 

Levi the Furby King's Furbies, however, are not like normal Furbies. Normal Furbies are short and stout and created to bring friendship to children. The Levi cult Furbies are long like dragons or worms and have unwavering eyes that stare deep into your soul. 

Ayyoooo!

Commenters pay tribute to Furby the King and their demon Furbies with commenters like “how do I explain to people that this is the energy I'm going for?” and “Commence the Dark Harvest.” Could this pastime play thing be the new sinister cult talking over the internet? With almost 60k followers already, it seems we might all be bowing down to these furry animatronics very soon.