Kovu x Simba x Nala- Somebody That I Used To Know (350 Subs)

Warning: Shounen ai, gay pairings Edit: Sorry about the quality, deleted the HD one by accident Since I love both versions I decided to mix them together very crappily :3 Video sporadically jumps POVs so it may be a bit confusing Storyline: Kovu and Simba used to date but Kovu broke up with him when he understood they wouldn’t work out and Simba is pissed He’s also single now, and there’s plenty of other fish in the sea Simba notices Kovu and Kiara together and he’s saddened by the fact that Kovu acts like they were never together Any time he confronts him about it Kovu acts like he’s a complete stranger Simba seeks him out at his home and finds out he’s moved away After being depressed he decides to move on Fast forward to the future, Simba’s dating Nala and Kovu has come back Simba and Nala get into fights with each other and she always guilt trips him into getting her way She’s decided to break up with him because she finds they’re not compatible and because Simba can’t forget about Kovu Simba passes by Kovu and snarls at him, Kovu is of course confused and still believes Nala and Simba are together Kovu decides to let him go Some time later Simba kicks Kovu out (who was living in the Pridelands, aka Simba’s property xD) They think back to the times they were together (Kovu with Simba, Simba with Nala) Months later, Simba and Kovu reconcile and Simba feels they should forget the past and forge a new future Video details Song: Somebody That I Used To Know Artist: Gotye featuring Kimbra/Glee Clips: Lion King 1 & 2 Program: Sony Vegas Pitched? No Cut? Yes My 350th sub: grummons1975 was gained on November 25th, 2012 Don’t forget to sub my backups (Main) (Secondary) Disclaimer: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.