Eve of Destruction ft. Earle Schmerle

Eve of Destruction ft. Earle Schmerle is a single segment showtape produced for the Creative Engineering YouTube channel.

The song was of Earl Schmerle singing Eve of Destruction in front of a green screen, with war and other political footage behind him. The video would be taken down by YouTube, and its subtitled release privated by Creative Engineering themselves.

Controversy
While the original song release in 1965 was deemed controversial, and even banned in some parts of the U.S., Creative Engineering 's version featured changed and updated lyrics to reflect the current political climate of the time. The video did not go well with viewers of the Creative Engineering channel, even with their output of more adult shows at the time. Notably, the sole singer of the song Earl Schmerle, recites a slur towards the end of the song. After being privated, the original video would be removed in 2020 for violating YouTube's policy on hate speech.

Creative Engineering did not mention the song in the future. The company has released multiple digital showtapes from the early 2010's to fans with Rock-afire Explosion animatronics, though have not given any release Eve of Destruction. Despite the controversy of the slur staying with the company to the present day, the company has continued to use it as recent as October 2020 in the comment sections of videos.

Show List:

 * 1) [[File:New Graphic.png]] Segment 1
 * 2) Eve of Destruction

Official Releases
The initial release, which was taken down by YouTube for hate speech.

Eve of Destruction ft. Earle Schmerle of The Rock-afire

The subtitled release, which description reads "This version is for my 92 year old dad who is hard of hearing and can't make out the lyrics.". This would be privated by Creative Engineering.

Eve of Destruction ft. Earle Schmerle * Rock-afire *(with Subtitles)

Thumbnails
Despite the videos being taken down, both thumbnails for the videos are still visible.