This is tough to diagnose without seeing how it was sliced. Could you take a screenshot of the model in your slicer, using the view that shows what it looks like after being sliced?
Spaghetti blob. Could be delamination, as has already been pointed out, but the one or two times I've had this happen, it's because the nozzle caught a raised drip-blob or slightly warped edge on the unfinished print and gave it a shove, then continued printing in thin air.
Looks to me like you had a delamination. Then it just squirted unconnected plastic after that. Sure you got the temperature right? Nothing might have caused your line to feed incorrectly for a minute? Last time it happened to me it was because there was too much drag on the feed. It had fallen off the bearing onto a screw, which let it keep feeding, but with extra drag.
Hmm no problems with temps so far, this is near the end of the spool, one small print later it's almost gone..
Maybe that's what causing it, somehow it got snagged on itself near the end but got resolved eventually and continued on..
I should really print a camera mount next haha
Horrifying
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