Obscure Internet Mysteries

Поділитися
Вставка
  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024

КОМЕНТАРІ • 1,7 тис.

  • @OvisArcana
    @OvisArcana День тому +2352

    i think it's important to mention that people with mental illnesses, even underlying unknown ones, can often have extremely terrible reactions to drugs. it's not uncommon for people like that to come out of a trip having a psychotic break of sorts, even a short one.

    • @squishyfishy6010
      @squishyfishy6010 День тому +163

      I took shrooms and had major psychosis for months until I got into a mental health facility. It was scary

    • @OvisArcana
      @OvisArcana День тому +46

      @ i can't imagine how terrifying that had to have been. i know my family on my mother's side is particularly susceptible to schizophrenia and similar illnesses so i've always been extremely cautious about avoiding drugs of any kind, just in case. it's scary how many people don't realize how easy it is to lose your mind like that

    • @sexygirlmax2019
      @sexygirlmax2019 День тому +21

      my husband and I are totally fine smoking bud but one time he hit a friend's pen and had a psychotic break...and it wasn't some crazy synthetic cart either, it was a regular dispensary one.

    • @tj-mb3fy
      @tj-mb3fy День тому +25

      I can’t use thc cuz of my disorders. It’s just terrible for my mind

    • @bretfisher7286
      @bretfisher7286 День тому +35

      And there are documented cases where they actually never return to baseline. They never come back. The trip is forever.
      Idiocy.

  • @TheDrWolfram
    @TheDrWolfram День тому +1330

    Small correction on 14:20 - Jack's name is not spelled incorrectly. This surname is of German origin, and using "oe" is just an alternative form of writing "ö" when using the diacritic is not possible (for example, on a website, or when ö does not exist in the font being used). So "Fröse" and "Froese" are both correct ways of writing it.
    This detail actually adds to the theory that the email was written by someone close to him, or a family member, since people not familiar with the family name, or with the German language, would not know that. Another possibility is that the person who wrote it didn't know about it, but maybe Jack always signed his name like this in emails, and the person who got access to his account just kept the same signature to make it look like it was him.

    • @YurikRoss
      @YurikRoss День тому +71

      Definitely looks like it was written by someone close to him that just wanted to troll them for some reason or maybe by one of the 2 guys to get attention

    • @bipolarexpress9827
      @bipolarexpress9827 День тому +51

      Nah it was definitely a ghost that logged into their email and used it. To message their friends. One time.

    • @lukehale9085
      @lukehale9085 День тому

      ​@@bipolarexpress9827I think it was aliens or Bigfoot sending those emails.

    • @England_1Fan
      @England_1Fan День тому +5

      🤓☝️

    • @n0namesowhatblerp362
      @n0namesowhatblerp362 День тому +6

      its called anglization of names.

  • @GEIST725
    @GEIST725 День тому +821

    The first guy, I can absolutely tell you what’s going on because it happened to me:
    I have bipolar I and at the time I was unmedicated. I decided, stupidly, to smoke around 4+ grams of medical grade weed in one go. The “high” lasted for around 2 weeks. I had to go to the doctor and was told it was not a high, but a drug induced acute psychosis. High amounts of drugs and mental illnesses do not mix. I was on risperidone (an antipsychotic medication) for the remainder of those few weeks until I came out of it. It was causing SEVERE depersonalization, which DOES feel like a permanent high but nightmarish. Poor dude. I understand how it feels, and it SUCKS.

    • @Ndkksooejn
      @Ndkksooejn День тому +19

      I'm also bipolar 2.
      I've done week long binges on ice, no sleep, smoked 2/3 grams of weed daily for years, I still do ghb, mdma and stims when I can get my hands on them.
      Recently did 900ug acid. Pick my own shrooms and lemon tek 5 to 8 grams.
      I'm also unmedicated.
      Never had psychosis.
      All depends on the person. Abusing drugs since 14. I'm turning 30 soon. Never had a problem, and I also have ADHD (also unmedicated because of my drug history)
      Point is you can't even generalise.
      Worst I've gotten was weeks long hypomania, and those were triggered by life events (and by meth a few times lmao)

    • @Jess-kn8vl
      @Jess-kn8vl День тому +10

      Sad to hear! Its important for people to know weed isint for everyone!

    • @FourteenWords-n4l
      @FourteenWords-n4l День тому +12

      Same. Look after yourself. You really do have to experience it to realize drugs/drink and a messed mind aren't the best combo.

    • @vaisn
      @vaisn День тому +19

      well also datura severely alters your time perception. while what you said is possible, it can also be possible that although he was tripping for hours, it seemed like months in his mind. scary shit regardless & and i’m sorry you had to go through that

    • @connorbryan814
      @connorbryan814 День тому +3

      Yes, go to jail, you will see just how real meth induced psychosis is. People in there losing their minds.

  • @szaman4180
    @szaman4180 День тому +439

    I feel so sorry about grateful doe's mother who waited all these years for him to come back. It also feels like there's more to that story

    • @SuperEagles97
      @SuperEagles97 День тому

      Dude she never reported him missing. The family is white trash. To be no contact for 20 years when you know your son ran away, and expect him to be alive, is pure stupidity.
      We talked so much trash about her in
      r//gratefuldoe

    • @Lawrence_Talbot
      @Lawrence_Talbot День тому +79

      I think it’s bitter sweet. Yes it sucks to learn your son has been dead for 20 years. But at the same time now she knows he did not hate her and cut her out of his life. I’m sure if anything it was a weight off her chest and gave her some peace

    • @setnomA
      @setnomA День тому +13

      For some reason it reminds me of the black mirror episode : play test
      The mom kept trying to call her son but he wouldn’t answer…

    • @justoverit
      @justoverit 22 години тому +14

      What would more to the story be? They didnt wear seatbelts, fell asleep driving, and crashed.

    • @kyle21843
      @kyle21843 21 годину тому +3

      @@justoverit I think they meant there's more to the story as to why he just up and left

  • @rokyo401
    @rokyo401 День тому +563

    About the Jack Froese/Fröse bit: If Jack had a German background or the author of the mails was German, it makes sense, since we write "oe" as "ö" in Germany.

    • @Loterrach
      @Loterrach День тому +9

      If the website or the software doesn't support other characters, then yes. In Germany, they usually type with ö, ä & ü when it comes to typing names or text.

    • @UncleKennybobs
      @UncleKennybobs День тому +12

      @@Loterrach Why are you simply repeating what is already written?

    • @LostMotel85
      @LostMotel85 День тому +2

      @@UncleKennybobs in German anything with an accent above the o, a or u is written as oe, ae etc.

    • @Loterrach
      @Loterrach День тому +3

      ​@UncleKennybobs Because I always paid attention to this kind of stuff. My real name contains special characters and I'm currently living in a western country where they don't have those special characters, so they replace them with normal letters from the alphabet instead.

    • @sandrafaith
      @sandrafaith День тому

      @@Loterrach Well, we have some of them, it just takes an extra keystroke to create a ü or an ö (and it's probable you mean some other character than that).
      But accented characters are not commonly used here in US Engilsh, so you end up seeing (for example) the surname Mueller instead of Müller...

  • @gothtarrare
    @gothtarrare 5 годин тому +7

    God, every time I remember Poorly Planned Comics and how it ends I want to cry.
    As an artist dealing with mental health issues, its always been bittersweet, for lack of a better word, to see how many people really did love Jack and his work and still try to figure it out, even to this day.
    Its an odd feeling to see someone online who was like, losing his mind in somewhat of a very public manner at times be remembered so fondly, and to see in comments sections on videos about him, he's not mocked. He is loved. He is missed. He is remembered. The internet can be such a cruel place, yknow? The world is too. You don't see that kind of compassion for someone who had either DID or schizophrenia very often.
    Thank you for covering Jack's life and works with care and respect. May he rest in peace.

  • @howamidriving27
    @howamidriving27 День тому +885

    I immediately assume "found footage" is always a hoax. First of all, it means someone went through the trouble of making the video, then putting it on an external device, then taking it with them, and leaving it somewhere.
    Then someone has to find it, take the risk of plugging an unknown false drive into their computer, opening an unknown file, and then uploaded that file to UA-cam.

    • @sirspoonkm.
      @sirspoonkm. День тому +67

      Yeah, any real found footage will be on an sd card that is likeley found in the camera it was filmed on

    • @UkeofCarl
      @UkeofCarl День тому +62

      I always assumed that found footage was only referring to video tapes. Never even related it to flash drives!

    • @iamjames8403
      @iamjames8403 День тому +3

      I know of some people.

    • @wurstbrat.
      @wurstbrat. День тому +8

      Yeah it instantly flags a story as fake

    • @ufoash440
      @ufoash440 День тому +18

      Yeah I find a random flashdrive I ain't plugging it into my computer.
      Did do it once when I found somebody's flashdrive at uni though. Plugged it into the uni computer.

  • @dancoroian1
    @dancoroian1 День тому +385

    14:37 FYI, 'ö' in German can be equivalently written as 'oe' -- particularly in places where the diacritic might not be available, or where the audience might be intimidated by foreign characters (e.g. in a newspaper obit!)
    This really isn't a piece of contradictory evidence at all

    • @Webban1988
      @Webban1988 День тому +24

      It´s the same in Swedish :)

    • @EEEEEEEEEK
      @EEEEEEEEEK День тому +10

      came here to mention this

    • @SasquachPL
      @SasquachPL День тому +3

      Also came here to say this:D

    • @Operngeist1
      @Operngeist1 День тому +7

      my last name has an umlaut ö and I have to spell it oe for email addresses and such 😩

    • @katelynchester6690
      @katelynchester6690 День тому +15

      Yup, came here to say this. Jack Fröse is Jack Froese

  • @mohammadhussien5223
    @mohammadhussien5223 День тому +59

    Man the Jason Callahan incident is just heart breaking.

  • @vicariously143
    @vicariously143 День тому +353

    I got ecstacy induced psychosis when i was 17. Symptoms got so bad and i was catatonic by the time i went into adolescent psych at fl hospital Orlando. Took 3p days to get stabilized enough on 5 meds. Klonopin, celexa, ambien, cogentin, and risperdol. Was like 5 year old and skelly came back to myself once i cutoff get out of hospital. Still became alcoholic and have been sober now since jan 2010 in St Pete. Good luck to anyone struggling or there. Go get help if you need it.

    • @adidasfan360
      @adidasfan360 День тому

      Do you think about planetussy sometimes?

    • @katelynchester6690
      @katelynchester6690 День тому +34

      Congratulations on your sobriety!

    • @seandoherty4236
      @seandoherty4236 День тому +22

      Congrats on staying clean. No one knows how bad the affliction is other than the afflicted.

    • @pigeon__admirer
      @pigeon__admirer День тому +12

      Good job on staying sober. It’s one hell of a fight. ❤❤ much love

    • @59fiftycap
      @59fiftycap День тому +1

      @@adidasfan360what’s that?

  • @netheriteknives9882
    @netheriteknives9882 День тому +172

    The endless trip guy sounds to me like he fell into drug induced psychosis or developed acute schizophrenia. It's very much not unheard of for people to have extreme reactions to hallucinogenics, especially if they already have mental health issues or are predisposed to psychosis. One of the main reasons I've stayed away from hallucinogenics and might never try them.
    I had a teacher once who told us a story about an old student of hers who smoked hallucinogenic laced weed and went into such severe acute psychosis that she had to be hospitalised for years.

    • @pigeon__admirer
      @pigeon__admirer День тому

      I was also thinking drug induced psychosis. Much more likely than the drug rapidly inserting schizophrenia though that is entirely possible even drugs like marijuana can do that

    • @nyanbinary1717
      @nyanbinary1717 День тому +9

      That's exactly the reason why I will never try hallucinogenics. I have bipolar II, so not full mania, but anyone with bipolar can end up having full blown mania with psychosis. I'm all the way good, thanks.

    • @alliterationUK
      @alliterationUK День тому +5

      So true! I took hallucinogens (LSD and magic mushrooms, never in combination) in the 90s as a carefree student and then a young professional. Later on in adulthood I developed PTSD from my young daughter's cancer and death. When I went into perimenopause about 6 years ago, it caused terrible effects that doctors didn't spot. At one point I was prescribed high strength diazepam to help me sleep and for extreme 'anxiety', the latter of which was actually the result of extreme vasomotor symptoms from estogen loss (I was still menstruating regularly in my late 40s). Although not a hallucinogen, it gave me a horrible trip and, had I not realised what it was and knew it would wear off eventually, I'd have gone completely off the rails! I touch nothing more than coffee now! They are also a very bad idea for neurodiverse people. My son has autism, ADHD and OCD and his psychiatrist scared him off ever touching any stronger drug than moderate caffeine and occasional alcohol.

    • @yodoleheehoo90
      @yodoleheehoo90 День тому

      Same here, I smoked green and ate gummies version and even tbat did me in with a terrible trip, I was paranoid, constantly moving and twitching, making weird faces, worst of all I was aware of how much control was taken from of my own body and I hated it😭 It was so uncomfortable coming down while my camping friends had to watch and guide me back to earth😔

    • @bujfvjg7222
      @bujfvjg7222 День тому +2

      Don't cross any road. Don't climb any mountain. Life is about taking risks because without risks, there is no life.
      Go watch a wild life documentary, and remind yourself how lucky you are to be human and to be pretending to yourself about how important you are.

  • @andrewweatherford5511
    @andrewweatherford5511 День тому +126

    Back before the internet, we all heard about the "glass of orange juice guy" that was "perma-tripping" for life, sitting in a hospital bed somewhere scared to lean over because he'd "spill" and die. Whether true or not, these myths haunt the hallucinogenic culture (if such a thing even exists). At this stage in my life, I know mental illness and drug abuse go hand in hand, and certain drugs can trigger underlying conditions. The scariest thing is, those trips that are only moments long that are packed with a lifetime of activity, detail, and drama. That will mess you up and leave you with legitimate PTSD when you think back on the experience--hence, the "flashbacks." I still think of a k-hole experience I had 30 years ago, and every time I do, I get nervous and get that feeling like I'm back in "hell." Drugs suck. The mind is fragile. Be careful.

    • @FlorianMark
      @FlorianMark 16 годин тому +1

      So you was a young teen when you took K?

    • @RustyBrownsRingDonuts
      @RustyBrownsRingDonuts 5 годин тому

      Were you given ketamine at the children’s hospital? Not /s

    • @MrKnoxguy101
      @MrKnoxguy101 4 години тому

      The glass of orange juice guy.. Lol! I remember that. I tripped many times in my teenage years, back in the 90’s. I can’t imagine doing it today. It just would not be fun at all now.

  • @floydmaster1973
    @floydmaster1973 День тому +556

    With regards to the first video I know a guy that ate a whole sheet of acid and forever after that he walks around in a robe carrying a Bible and swore he was the second coming and I'm talking years after I think the actual trip broke his mind and caused some sort of permanent psychosis

    • @АнастасияХусаинова-ч5ъ
      @АнастасияХусаинова-ч5ъ День тому +14

      this is my take as well

    • @donniethedealer2623
      @donniethedealer2623 День тому

      Datura is far more dangerous and volatile than LSD. People become entirely delirious

    • @NorthernEnigma
      @NorthernEnigma День тому +6

      That’s insane mate😯

    • @floydmaster1973
      @floydmaster1973 День тому +17

      @@NorthernEnigma yeah it was wild seeing him go from pretty normal to that was crazy

    • @ikdeikke
      @ikdeikke День тому +32

      My own brother has a similar story. He used to not believe in anything but after using acid and wayy too much he completely converted to christ and now sometimes talks for hours and hours about god like he just can not shut up.

  • @shaggabork
    @shaggabork День тому +194

    The art world may no longer need Michelangelos but the Michelangelos of the world will always need to create art, and that’s all that matters.

    • @GU-jt5fe
      @GU-jt5fe День тому +6

      hell yeah brother

    • @PantaloonTV
      @PantaloonTV День тому +18

      point being, the world doesn't need Michelangelo, so he's gonna have to work at McDonalds, and do creative projects as a hobby. A lot of hobbyists prefer to keep their works private (because they're not getting paid), so the overall artistic output in the world decreases

    • @lcmiracle
      @lcmiracle День тому +2

      Artistry has always been a hack word

    • @annearky
      @annearky 16 годин тому +2

      The Michaelangelos are tired, thanks.

    • @Dr.NowIsTheGOAT
      @Dr.NowIsTheGOAT 5 годин тому

      THIS

  • @MANTISxB
    @MANTISxB День тому +116

    Datura is a terrifying hallucinogen. Its a deliriant. Nightmares become real. Everything you see and hear looks like its real. Like there are people really there, voices talking in your ears, and the after effects can last for weeks. Such as blurry vision and the like. People have reported talking to dead relatives, seeing roaches crawl around their room, insects/bugs in their skin, terrifying screams from what sounds like their friends voices and so much more. The hat man is pretty common as well.
    I have studied datura for a long time, and trip sat someone who was freaking out on Datura. I got the call for help mid trip so i went to assist and man... DO NOT DO THIS. He was completely out of his mind for a good 8 hours. Walking around bumbling to people that werent there. Couldnt keep his attention for more than 2 seconds as well. After the trip he had blurred vision and slurred speech for a couple of days. He said it was the most terrifying experience of his life including his tour in afghanistan in 03. So yeah.
    The point of this, is Datura can cause extreme time dilation. My friend who took Datura Tea told me that he felt like he was in the trip for years. Like it was an inescapable hole he thought he died in. Its a terrifying plant. Do not mess with it. It CAN and WILL kill you. And worse, a nightmare trip for 12 hours on a terrifying substance that breaks people mentally.
    Awesome channel man.

    • @asgoodasyou
      @asgoodasyou День тому +8

      I've done datura a few times. For a few months afterwards I would always hear voices coming from the vents in the house talking about me and people in the house talking about me when I was supposed to be home alone . I would hear the front door constantly open and close even though it was locked. It took 2 or 3 months for those hallucinations to die down. Datura sucks honestly

    • @christmas10023
      @christmas10023 23 години тому

      All u can know for certain...IS THE LENGTH OF THE CLIP.

    • @srs733
      @srs733 14 годин тому +1

      Dang why on earth would anyone do this?? Seems the cons heavily outweigh the pros. Just thinking about it freaks me out

    • @tylerlacquette345
      @tylerlacquette345 4 години тому

      Why would u do it a few times knowing it sucks lol ​@@asgoodasyou

    • @rockolutheran
      @rockolutheran Годину тому

      @@asgoodasyou why did you do it more than once?? lmao

  • @HailRiku
    @HailRiku День тому +78

    Man you are crazy consistent generally one of the best scary/disturbing video ytbers out there

    • @melissagrant4178
      @melissagrant4178 День тому +3

      Mr Nightmare is my other favorite scary one

    • @HailRiku
      @HailRiku День тому +1

      @ same for me

    • @thestars386
      @thestars386 15 годин тому +1

      I know, he does an awesome job.

    • @thestars386
      @thestars386 15 годин тому

      ​@@melissagrant4178 He is awesome too.

    • @thestars386
      @thestars386 15 годин тому

      ​@@melissagrant4178Yes, he is good too.

  • @Royal_Fortune
    @Royal_Fortune 17 годин тому +8

    In regards to the first video Datura CAN last far longer than the drug is meant to. It’s an almost psychotic state that gets put on people. It doesn’t always happen but Datura can seriously screw you up for months. It can cause schizophrenic symptoms to develop in people too. You need to do more research on Datura before writing off the guy in the first video. He may just be one of the very real outliers that have existed before. Something atypical doesn’t mean something impossible

  • @aeo5922
    @aeo5922 День тому +160

    it’s remarkably smooth how straight he gets into the video. and this ain’t no annoying AI voice too which is really beautiful.

    • @sarahjamiesonn
      @sarahjamiesonn День тому +25

      Everything you could ever want honestly. I've gotten to the point where i listen to the preview of videos to make sure it's not an AI voice. If it is, im not watching.

    • @jamesbennett5587
      @jamesbennett5587 День тому +4

      God bless you two people, i thought i was the only one or one of dew sorta speak

    • @thxchucky
      @thxchucky День тому +2

      based

    • @scooopable
      @scooopable 21 годину тому +1

      I agree. Who would've thought hearing a real human voice would be so wonderful.

    • @45Jayyyy
      @45Jayyyy 12 годин тому

      @@scooopableit’s creepy

  • @DubbzRHandle
    @DubbzRHandle День тому +142

    I was also thinking ayahuasca when he spoke of boiling the roots.
    The problem with any hallucinogenic drug is that if a person is predisposed to mental health problems or is already suffering from them, then they are at risk of lingering psychosis.
    I’ve had some wonderful ayahuasca trips and some absolutely hellish ones. Either way, I would not want to be even in a mild psychedelic trip for 2 months. That would be horrific. My last ayahuasca trip was so intense that I felt it on and off for about 10 days. I still sometimes get a strange emotional sensation that I’ve only ever got on ayahuasca.

    • @susanam.826
      @susanam.826 День тому +8

      Right, if he is schizophrenic, for example, this could be a trigger for psychosis, I believe.

    • @toidIllorTAmI
      @toidIllorTAmI День тому +2

      I heard that DMT is the last option for people who give up on life and need answers. They see themselves and even talk to "god". Some say they are no longer suffering from depression/anxiety.

    • @donnykohler7208
      @donnykohler7208 День тому

      I did DMT ...changed my life ❤

    • @tablescissors
      @tablescissors День тому

      Weak people with weak mental abilities are attracted to these habits anyway.

    • @DubbzRHandle
      @DubbzRHandle День тому

      @@donnykohler7208 I’ve done dmt many times. Done psilocybin and ayahuasca many times. Ibogaine twice.
      I did all of this in an attempt to heal combat ptsd and addiction. It didn’t work for me. Like I said, I had some beautiful experiences on them all. I also had awful psychosis experiences in them that were traumatic in their own right.
      I’m not saying these substances have no therapeutic value, but much more research needs to be done on them. If anyone believes that a psychedelic will permanently heal depression or anxiety, they are probably in for a letdown. Once the drug wears off, the same thought patterns, triggers and life situations are all there waiting for you. Real work is required to heal.

  • @malazan6004
    @malazan6004 Годину тому +2

    My older sister took Ayacusha 2 years before she took her own life about 7 months ago. She had her demons (like myself) but things spiralled very quickly in the following years and was devistating for me and my family even before that fateful day. Please be careful with that stuff it is very serious. RIP big sis I love you always xo

  • @emmanuelcalla4899
    @emmanuelcalla4899 День тому +74

    4:40 hello, im peruvian, home of the ayahuasca formula, and i assure you, it is not mild by nature. People have died trying it for the first time because its effects are different from person to person and the high part of it can last even a few days. It is said to be so strong it can give tou hallucinations or even a glimpse of your future in the form of a hallucination. Several artists and famous people have come to Peru only to have that experience and the preparation before taking it sometimes take days before consumption by the person preparing the drug and by the one who will consume it. It also has seen as use to stablish pacts with demons as both the shaman and the demon drink and bond to curse someone.

    • @Killers-ICU
      @Killers-ICU День тому +5

      Good comment. I’d only use it down by you and prepared by the native folks that have been using it forever.
      They know what they’re doing.

    • @keithmalewicz3487
      @keithmalewicz3487 День тому +5

      @@Killers-ICUpretty sure he just explained that .

    • @Killers-ICU
      @Killers-ICU День тому +1

      @@keithmalewicz3487 I’m well aware of that. It changes nothing regarding my comment.
      I would watch my tongue in the future.

    • @Killers-ICU
      @Killers-ICU День тому +7

      @@keithmalewicz3487 Imagine a pole trying to act bright.

    • @crickcrack0
      @crickcrack0 День тому +3

      ​@@Killers-ICU😭

  • @inikharjo
    @inikharjo День тому +22

    Just found your channel last week, been binging videos ever since, keep it up chilling

  • @superyamagucci
    @superyamagucci День тому +42

    A guy I knew took datura. Stripped naked in the hills and thought he was some kind of Amazon explorer. Walked through vicious dense thorn bushes swinging his atms like he had a machete.
    Had a terrible time, was pulling thorns out for weeks.
    I think it’s best to stay well away from that stuff.

    • @bujfvjg7222
      @bujfvjg7222 День тому +1

      So, God is evil?

    • @superyamagucci
      @superyamagucci День тому +7

      @@bujfvjg7222 I don’t think everything was intended to be eaten. (Or boiled and drink in his case)
      Not sure how god is even involved in this chat.

    • @AdmitThatYoureInsane
      @AdmitThatYoureInsane 10 годин тому

      ​@@bujfvjg7222 Dude I'm a Christian, what does that have to do with drug flowers. Stop being a reactionary.
      If you mean that God made all foods to be eaten, no he didn't.
      There are highly poisonous creatures like pufferfish that should never be eaten. The sun is essential for all life on Earth but can also give you cancer if you take too much of it. Jews were forbidden to eat pigs by God, which predates Christianity, and Christians are forbidden from eaten monkeys and humans (cannibalism).
      There is a whole ecosystem of life, God didn't just make humans, we share the Earth with God's other creations. It just so happens that we are God's smartest creation, but just because we are the smartest does not mean everything that exists was specifically built for us; if you truly believe that everything that exists was made specifically for humanity, you're not a Christian, you're a narcissist.

    • @AdmitThatYoureInsane
      @AdmitThatYoureInsane 10 годин тому +1

      ​@@superyamagucci That guy has to be like 12 years old...
      OP was like "don't do drugs kids!"
      And that guy was like "well God made everything for humanity, so therefore you're calling God evil"
      I have no idea who thinks like that. Maybe he's also on Datura himself 😅

  • @hamstertrait
    @hamstertrait День тому +20

    holy shit i never thought i would see someone on here covering poorly planned comics. i remember going down the rabbit hole a couple of years back and ending up feeling completely depressed for atleast a couple of days. i just wish he had gotten the help he needed, and i hope hes finally at peace.

    • @OxluCorporate
      @OxluCorporate День тому

      It's cool and all but really it just made me think of all the mentally ill people who DIDN'T write 300 comics about their suicide

    • @sss----
      @sss---- 6 годин тому +3

      no ones talking about that part but it made me cry so much, i dont want to think how confusing and unreal was for him at the end, maybe is just empaty but i wish people cared more for this case

    • @imageword5576
      @imageword5576 Годину тому

      @@OxluCorporate you must be too stupid to appreciate some of the humor and interesting thoughts contained in his comics by summing it all up that way

    • @hamstertrait
      @hamstertrait 51 хвилина тому

      @@OxluCorporate i promise you there’s more to that, and even if that were the case- what would be the problem with that? a lot of artists make art surrounding their experiences or struggles. after all, art is a form of expression.

  • @everybreakingwave
    @everybreakingwave 14 годин тому +6

    I followed Grateful Doe's case for years before it was solved and even spent months on the doenetwork trying to work out who he was. It was so good to see him finally identified and brought home to his family.
    PS - I love your videos and wish you would upload more often.

  • @Ayatonikabuto
    @Ayatonikabuto День тому +16

    I hope you know how much of an impact your channel has made with my friend and i. We binge your content almost daily. We had a falling out but chilling scares, you whimsical bastard.. you solved it! Now we call every day and rewatch videos youve made.

  • @АнастасияХусаинова-ч5ъ

    As far as I know, drugs like these can cause depersonalization? what if the trip had been over, but the consequences have not and would never be?

    • @Corungil
      @Corungil День тому +1

      Brain damage. Datura isn't to be played with. You can actually die. You can't determine a safe dosage. You can get permanently affected. And also it's not a hallucinogenic like shrooms that give you depersonalization, or dissociative like K, it's a deliriant. There is NO trip. You are out of it. A zombie. You don't control what you do at all.

    • @BigGrabowski
      @BigGrabowski День тому +13

      Some drugs can trigger underlying issues, such as jump-starting schizophrenia that was already genetically present in the person and would have surfaced anyway later on. In some drugs, Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD) can occur, which is what this man is seemingly presenting with. He took datura, which is extremely dangerous as it can cause long-lasting damage and even death. There is a drug that can counteract the symptoms of an overdose, but I don't know if it was available in 2008.

    • @Shablowsk89
      @Shablowsk89 День тому +9

      The alkaloids in Datura are neurotoxic and experiencing a nightmarish and delirious trip could lead to long lasting or permanent psychological trauma. It’s entirely possible that a case of DPDR does not resolve after using Datura as well.

    • @jahc00n89
      @jahc00n89 День тому

      Stfu u don't know shit. Hallucinogenic is different than a deleriant aka datura. The thing ppl get confused bout is this n salvia. But even then salvia is borderline psychedelic

  • @nicholasgordon4999
    @nicholasgordon4999 День тому +25

    Someone has probably already mentioned this but Fröse and Froese are equivalents.

  • @heykayrenee_
    @heykayrenee_ День тому +16

    Persistent Trip - 0:01
    Poorly Planned Comics - 6:20
    Jack Faroese Emails - 11:48
    Grateful Doe Hitchhiker - 14:50
    Indianapolis Wrecking Ball Theft - 18:23
    (I know I’m kinda late)

  • @egglordsasuke8532
    @egglordsasuke8532 День тому +70

    That quote about 8:00 into the video was genuinely brilliant. Very poignant. I'm sad to hear what happened to him.

    • @autumnwinter3639
      @autumnwinter3639 День тому +7

      brilliant to a midwit maybe

    • @angelicart.6
      @angelicart.6 День тому +1

      love it too

    • @FrootLupus
      @FrootLupus День тому +12

      The quote confuses talent with skill.

    • @iagas9
      @iagas9 День тому

      Yeah idk why there aren’t more comments about how great these comics are

  • @DarkFilmDirector
    @DarkFilmDirector 16 годин тому +3

    Society will never understand how completely isolating mental illness is. You feel completely alone and trapped inside a prison of which there is no escape. Everything that the comic author wrote i feel all the way down to the core of myself. And people simply wont understand, they cant and never will.

  • @jus10lewissr
    @jus10lewissr 6 годин тому +4

    The wrecking ball going missing might have just been some sort of ridiculous dare or prank. I say that because that is exactly the type of stuff folks used to do back in the day as pranks and dares in my hillbilly hometown and the larger the item, the more likely it was to be taken. Yeah, a 2.5-5.0 ton wrecking ball would be extremely difficult, but that's probably half the reason for doing it. Had a wrecking ball been available back then for folks to snatch, it would have gone POOF within two or three days.

  • @sugahbean21
    @sugahbean21 6 годин тому +3

    I personally know the man in the first clip and I think this was a temporary situation and likely just an experiment exploring psychedelics that went a bit wrong. I haven't been in touch with this person for a decade but I knew them very well. What a shock to see him on youtube like that. However, I just looked him up on social media and he appears to doing fine and recently posted about a creative project. So he is okay! I wonder if he left the tape for someone to find? I think he and I shared an admiration for the magazine called Found which was full of f entertaining found random materials like love letters etc.

  • @lunisic
    @lunisic День тому +6

    I can speak from experience- datura/jimson weed is fucking terrifying. The best way to describe it is you're not tripping, you're delirious. My trip lasted 2-3 days. I ate approx a tablespoon of raw seeds out of a fresh pod not dried with a friend of mine. Jesus it was horrible and frustrating and you couldnt pay me to do it again. I always heard in my younger days that some people do 100% get "stuck" in their trip, as if the drug never wore off. Maybe they took too much or maybe their brain couldnt handle it... scary.

  • @carmelgoldfanning5865
    @carmelgoldfanning5865 День тому +7

    Datura is not worth messing with, I had a tree of the Brugmansia (hanging bell) type in my backyard and people around my hometown had tried it and told us how when I was 14. I made some a few times and nothing happened. Then another year a dude asked me to make him some because he'd heard I made some before and had a tree of it. I made it exactly the same way. I took like two swigs maybe, and I ended up blacking out within an hour and an ambulance got called. I was on a respirator supposedly for a while. And it actually does cause residual hallucinations because I saw weird shit out of the corners of my eyes for at least a week or so after. Then it finally went away. It was insane..
    The reason it did nothing then another year put me in the hospital is because the flowers can have extremely varying amounts of the psychoactive substance in them depending on rain amounts each year, sun exposure etc. Go ahead and google this for yourself, it's true. One season it can barely give you a trip or even do nothing, the next season it can give you nothing but cardiac arrest.

  • @mx.menacing
    @mx.menacing 17 годин тому +3

    As a person with several disorders myself, I am so happy that mental illness is treated with such care in this video. It's often treated as this "unseen boogeyman", especially in the horrortuber space. So I'm happy to see a horror youtuber actually take care when mentioning such a topic.

  • @yo-so6wh
    @yo-so6wh День тому +248

    No intro
    No lies or exaggerations
    No swear words
    Just straight up content

  • @Jhos16
    @Jhos16 11 годин тому +3

    Damn bro, the Poorly Planned Comics part kinda got to me, I'm an aspiring artist and have been dealing with mental health issues for a long time (luckily nothing as extreme as Jack's case)
    Specifically the 7:30 bit hit too close to home, I've wanted to make art for most of my life, I've always known how hard it would be but I decided to push forward because its one of the few things that truly makes me feel happy, but currently with this whole AI bullshit that has come in recent years my already unlikely dream now seems pretty much impossible. Honestly I never had any high hopes for the future, but everything feels so grim and hopeless.
    You can spend hours even days trying to make something of value but in that same time some slob can make tons of Artificial crap. I could have lived with that fact, there have always been people who are better and faster than me, I can accept that, but the fact that for most people a shitty malformed picture created by a machine has the same value as something made with passion and purpose by a person who has dedicated their life to it is disheartening.
    Jack said "Michaelangelos are no longer needed" but nowadays it feels like Michaelangelos are not even wanted.

  • @rayvictoriveson6585
    @rayvictoriveson6585 День тому +127

    I have DID and it can be a living nightmare without support. My heart goes out to that artist and his family. Thank you for handling the topic with care.

    • @ytsm
      @ytsm День тому +4

      How long ago were you diagnosed?

    • @jackchop1576
      @jackchop1576 День тому +1

      @@ytsmProbably last month on tiktok.

    • @LuigiMario-ni3rj
      @LuigiMario-ni3rj День тому

      We never should have closed the mental institutions. Too many of you crazy people walking around freely.

    • @Killers-ICU
      @Killers-ICU День тому +1

      @@jackchop1576😂

  • @dannysha6458
    @dannysha6458 14 годин тому +2

    So I’ve been a casual psychedelic user over the years, my one friend had a lot of siblings and we’d go over to his house and trip cause anyone was welcome over…
    one of the brothers who was in highschool at the time starting taking multiple heavy doses of shrooms and It pretty much broke his brain. He would talk and laugh to himself, he would post videos on Instagram of him crying and speaking in English and Russian accents, posts would have cryptic messages. This behavior was so unordinary that my friend had 15+ people hit him up asking if his brother was okay.
    Unfortunately his brother passed away from an overdose. I say all that to say if you’re going to use psychedelics do not take large doses and give your brain a chance to recover after a trip.

  • @brooke6472
    @brooke6472 День тому +8

    Drugs can cause schizophrenia and psychosis. I hope that man is alright now.

  • @DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose
    @DJtheBlack-RibbonedRose День тому +14

    Having done my own digging on an old series of fun MS Paint animations from YT's early years, to the point that I found recently the creator is in fact still around and responding to some more recent comments on his work, hearing the Poorly Planned Comics story was sad.

  • @crevice5369
    @crevice5369 День тому +17

    If this video isnt an example of the dangers of psychadellics and why they SHOULDNT be normalized.. idk what is.
    As someone who has done many drugs in the past and is now clean... please everyone.. DO NOT DO DRUGS. I know its trendier than ever among young people nowadays...but its not worth it.

  • @024Nimma
    @024Nimma День тому +6

    Only this channel can make a disappeared wrecking ball story interesting lol.

  • @Kvtioo
    @Kvtioo 23 години тому +9

    20:41 ask Miley

  • @Vz002
    @Vz002 День тому +12

    18:55 - Miley Cyrus?

  • @MiLadyKira
    @MiLadyKira День тому +70

    Perfect timing! Was looking for something to watch whilst cleaning

    • @OctaviusCeaser
      @OctaviusCeaser День тому +17

      Yo remember to clean that one shelf

    • @USERWASBANNED
      @USERWASBANNED День тому +7

      especially the back of the top of the shelf, I can see the fluff from here

    • @lunos5026
      @lunos5026 День тому +5

      remember to vacuum

    • @funarrates6635
      @funarrates6635 День тому +7

      Remember to clean the attic

    • @mysticmarble94
      @mysticmarble94 День тому +2

      How is your leg injury going ?

  • @wrixx001
    @wrixx001 День тому +4

    Theory about jack froese emails: I’ve heard of things such as text messages being actually delivered months after they were sent by the owner. This included people who were already dead, and confused a lot of people, but it was confirmed (by apple or google or someone) that the messages had just failed to send. I believe this is the case here, just in an individual case.

    • @Hahaha_2928
      @Hahaha_2928 2 години тому

      Whatever you are saying could be true in some cases, but, in a situation like this where he died 5 months ago but sent the msg to his brother who got hurt just 2 weeks ago doesn’t sound true. How could he have foreseen that his brother would injure his ankle? Honestly that whole story just seemed like they somehow wanted some attention or maybe I could be wrong. I hope I am though, I want to know what actually happened.

  • @cassandrajasulevicz2227
    @cassandrajasulevicz2227 День тому +8

    2:13 this is so philadelphia coded

  • @M-D-K
    @M-D-K День тому +4

    'Obscure Internet Mysteries' - proceeds with pretty well known mysteries, some solved.

  • @roberttractortaylor
    @roberttractortaylor День тому +26

    I feel bad for Detura dude. I know how annoying it is not to come down. Someone at a party gave me an edible a couple years back and it had fentanyl in it. I had to go to the hospital and they kicked me out the next morning like I was just an addict looking for a place to sleep. That evening it was like almost 9pm and I was still kinda high and that was only like 30 hours. I couldn't imagine how frustrating two months would be.

    • @Copeharder99
      @Copeharder99 День тому +3

      With fent? God damn thank god you’re alive

    • @roberttractortaylor
      @roberttractortaylor День тому +3

      @ thanks. It was pretty nuts because I was sitting on the couch and realized 'I'm incredibly high right now, I want to come down' and was gonna hop in the shower to come down a little, but when I got up my apple watch did the thing where it alerts that it detected my heart rate was over 140 without working out (I'm an athlete and it's normally around 50-55bpm) I called emergency and they took me to the hospital. Everyone in my social circle wanted to know what it was like to get the narcan (SP?) shot but they didn't do that, they gave me something else thru IV. My cop buddy said that the IV is something else but it's like the second most common thing they use when he responds to OD calls.

    • @Tuxedosandhandgrenades
      @Tuxedosandhandgrenades День тому

      So your telling me that someone went out of their way to give u an edible and just decided to add some extra drugs into said edible for free? Sorry buddy but this sounds like absolute nonsense. Fentanyl is an opioid with a half life of 3-7 hours, that means half the drug is gone from your system in that duration of time. Fentanyl is a dangerous drug when someone mainline's it (injects it) when taken in small amounts ( like your supposedly free drug was) it's actually relatively safe, I hope u realize that fentanyl is what a doctor gives a woman as an epidural when she is giving birth (A PREGNANT WOMAN) if it was so dangerous in small amounts a pregnant woman would be the last person a doctor would administer fentanyl too, I think u might have ate a really strong edible and had a panic attack and went to the hospital for it, because something isn't adding up with your story.

    • @eddiehavok25
      @eddiehavok25 День тому +8

      @@roberttractortaylor You just got too high bro. If there was actually fent in it your heart rate would go way down not up. You would also probably become unresponsive. People with no tolerance to opiates who take even a small dose of fentanyl can od and die. Edibles can hit extremely hard and a lot of people don't expect it.

    • @Tofu_Pilot
      @Tofu_Pilot День тому +2

      @@eddiehavok25 Yep

  • @UoirLocer
    @UoirLocer 43 хвилини тому

    i genuinely started crying when you got to the last issue of poorly planned comics. as an artist myself, while you were going through the comics i thought that jack was a very talented person, and realizing that he took his own life was heartbreaking. i pray he's in a better place now

  • @Wolfwatch989
    @Wolfwatch989 День тому +4

    I love how these videos are so eerie and how chilling scares is always skeptical, too.

  • @tropezando
    @tropezando 20 годин тому +1

    I would not recommend doing intense drugs if you have any mental illnesses or health conditions. There is just no knowing if they could trigger a psychotic break or interact negatively with a bodily process. I occasionally (with doctor's permission) take very mellow full spectrum gummies for chronic pain and sleep, but because I have kidney failure, the drugs take a long time to clear out of my system and effects last easily 3x as long as they would for a healthy person. I had to learn the hard way that my tolerance was bad and I was sensitive to thc and cbd after taking a stronger one and greening out and depersonalizing/dissociating/time traveling for three days. I also learned I can't take them if I suspect I have an infection, because I did once and I had symptoms of delirium.

  • @Johnnystp
    @Johnnystp День тому +6

    Your voice is so pleasant I always get completely consumed by your videos

  • @juvygenius
    @juvygenius День тому +2

    For the Jack Frose one. The idea I have as to what makes it physically plausible is that somebody hacked his account. Could be somebody close or could be somebody that managed to find some information left on his device pertaining to how the person would know about the contents to be sent in email. Otherwise they set it up for attention.

  • @BigBoyJay_69
    @BigBoyJay_69 День тому +27

    That Grateful Doe story is a great example of what the internet was meant to be.

  • @gtinigreek4life33
    @gtinigreek4life33 12 годин тому +2

    Best account for stuff like this keep it up

  • @empressofkingfishers8656
    @empressofkingfishers8656 День тому +7

    6:24 I've actually never heard of this before, it really is obscure.

  • @muscleymanarts
    @muscleymanarts День тому +5

    Gravity Falls? I'll have to visit that rabbit hole. Sad that the comic artist ended his life but he had real insight into the invention and degradation of the art world with the introduction of AI into our society.

  • @unichromatic
    @unichromatic День тому +19

    minor detail but Fröse is the correct spelling. Froese is merely an anglified spelling of the name due to missing the letter ö in the english alphabet (it's not an o, but rather sounds like "uh"). whoever sent it must have been close enough (relationship-wise) to know this. My guess is a family member

  • @orcamay
    @orcamay День тому +19

    Jason's story was so beautiful, those internet detective are heroes. Made me cry

  • @arkuzma1337
    @arkuzma1337 День тому +3

    It may be impossible to be under the effect of a drug for months, but I have been living in fear due to the extremely scary contents of this channel's videos for YEARS.

  • @whackedoutcookie4393
    @whackedoutcookie4393 День тому +3

    Growing up I had adhd and was eventually diagnosed with bipolar disorder when I was
    14. When they got me on meds sometimes at school I would hear my name when nobody said it which I imagine isn’t to uncommon but that was the extent of my mental health in the beginning. I started doing drugs a little after I was 15. Pot, painkillers. Intravenous Heroin at 16. Fast forward 5 and a half years and having moved the to opposite end of the country I had started shooting meth here and there. My third or 4th time doing it and something had snapped in my brain. I wasn’t alone, literally because my girlfriend was there with me but didn’t know I had gotten any meth. This was like 6-7 years ago by now and even later the next day I was only able to pick up fragments of that night in my brain. Basically after I did the shot I went into the first (of many to come) psychosis. We had been watching weeds like that whole week. When my trek into dissolution I guess I was talking to who I thought where several different characters from the show, calling them by name. Every single one of those characters were just my girlfriend, but I couldn’t see her. For 6-9 hours. Until I guess I passed out. I woke up and she was gone.
    That was the beginning and I’ve stopped doing drugs entirely but had to stop meth back then because everytime I did it I was basically just purchasing a ticket to dissociation which is a very weird thing to realize since meth is a “super-stimulant”. After a few more years I noticed if I was awake for over 24 hours (gaming sessions, going into work on no sleep, etc; I’d slip into mild psychosis. One thing I should mention for anybody not familiar; there are two main forms of “hallucinations” and a psychosis can take the shape of just one of them or both. Auditory hallucinations and visual hallucinations. I had and always have had both. Which means I’m having genuine conversations with people that don’t exists. Some have existed in the past like I’d see my brother a lot and think I just had see him in a long time but never able to pick up on why it’s been so long, until I wake up later and remember he’s not alive. I didn’t find out until I was 25 but my uncle on my dad’s side (never met my dad) had severe schizophrenia.
    I’ll give one last example because it tends to be my most common hallucination and it’s very easy to picture in your heads;
    I’ll be at work, typically a circle k or just a gas station in general. Working the register. I’m helping a customer and I typically see a line behind the “customer” but can never see anything past a blur. I’ll my eye contact with the customer and notice the customer is giving me a very dirty look. I’ll usually start to get irritated and ask why are they looking at me like that. On a good day, it’ll end there. I’ll start to come back and realize that I’m not at work. In fact I haven’t worked at a gas station in over 5 years. Instead I’m just in my bathroom. The “dirty look” I’ve been perceiving having just been my very confused reflection on the mirror. Typically I’ll cry or I’ll laugh but leave the bathroom and force myself to lay down. Again , that’s on a good day if I’m in a psychosis. On a bad day I’m never able to be lucid long enough to leave the bathroom. I’ll make the connection that I’m in psychosis and within seconds I’ll completely forget. Leading to this agonizing cycle of just wanting to get away from that mirror but not being lucid long enough to do so. Typically I’ll go into psychosis once every few weeks. Sometimes it can happen a little more frequently but I’m sober and have been so at least I’m not the one triggering them anymore. Nobody knows. I haven’t told a psychiatrist or anything. My daughter’s mom knew when we were together I’d “check out a bit” but that was a long time ago. Sometimes after she picks my daughter up I’ll have these delusions that my daughter is still here. I’ll get scared because she won’t move. Almost seeming dead until I remember that she isn’t here. What ever it is I’m seeing isn’t real. That always calms me down but like I said , a lot of times it cycles over and over until I’m able to go to sleep.

    • @England_1Fan
      @England_1Fan День тому +1

      I’m not sure if ur still crazy but holy is that a long paragraph!

  • @0neMoreTime.
    @0neMoreTime. День тому +34

    They say the internet never forgets, but the context can be obscured. We have footage of people doing things that we can't fully understand - we tend to fill in the reasons for others actions.

    • @starman4840
      @starman4840 День тому +1

      Idk what you’re implying

    • @0neMoreTime.
      @0neMoreTime. День тому +7

      ​@@starman4840As people, we use context to understand the actions of others. And when we see something that have little to no context, we tend to assume things.

    • @tapeadeadworm
      @tapeadeadworm День тому +2

      Go to sleep jabroni

    • @0neMoreTime.
      @0neMoreTime. День тому

      ​@@tapeadeadwormIt's almost 12:35 pm. Good Afternoon!

    • @Killers-ICU
      @Killers-ICU День тому

      Excellent comment.

  • @KarlSnarks
    @KarlSnarks День тому +3

    Found footage is probably fake, but if it's real it can be datura or another deliriant. Those drugs do indeed have extreme effects, but it's possible to have more clear moments. Deliriants are also more likely to cause psychosis and dementia-like effects for a while after the trip

  • @shawnadennis613
    @shawnadennis613 День тому +12

    Yay! It’s the best day when Chilling Scares uploads!

  • @tao31416
    @tao31416 День тому +1

    You don’t need to have access to someone email account in order to "send email as them", you can configure whatever you want as "From" fields. You would only need to have access to it in order to read reply to that email and you could usually see the sender IP address and server that was used to send the email (which can help you figure out the email provider) (unless they actively took step to obfuscate those)

  • @Amyisntcreative
    @Amyisntcreative День тому +10

    Internet mysteries are lowkey so good

  • @CarterTheGinger
    @CarterTheGinger 5 годин тому

    Massive respect on your knowledge for the first video. I'm glad you depicted HPPD & how it's impossible for a trip to last 2 months.

  • @AHProds
    @AHProds День тому +7

    Thank god there is a new chilling scares upload I can watch after after school

  • @aplusenglishonline7011
    @aplusenglishonline7011 19 годин тому +2

    The after death e-mail story has a very simple explanation: Someone had the password of the deceived guy's e-mail. It's as simple as that. No supernatural shenanigans.

  • @MydieLy
    @MydieLy День тому +19

    Datura is no joke. It's really one of the heaviest natural hallucinogenic plants you can find.

    • @Corungil
      @Corungil День тому +8

      It's not a hallucinogenic at all. You have no chance of controlling your actions like with actual hallucinogenic. Contains scopolamine. It's a deliriant.

    • @MydieLy
      @MydieLy День тому +2

      @Corungil sorry, English is not my first language :) didn't quite get the specific wording right. Thanks for teaching me something new today!

    • @mpwest929
      @mpwest929 День тому +5

      @MydieLy Don’t sweat it. Most native English speakers don’t even know the difference between the two.

  • @mothmanalmighty
    @mothmanalmighty День тому +2

    about jack masters and DID, it is possible he may have had it, but if he was only experiencing these breaks in self when under the influence, that rules out DID. one of the criteria for DID is that it’s not related to a spiritual practice or under the influence of drugs.

  • @nickbenavides2749
    @nickbenavides2749 День тому +4

    Always a good day when you upload man much love. Lunch + Chilling scares= Best day ever 😁

  • @katelynchester6690
    @katelynchester6690 День тому +2

    Hey, Jack Fröse is the German spelling of Jack Froese. The two dots over the O make it a different letter. The English language doesn't have umlaught so most translate it as OE. So Jack Fröse did spell his name right.

  • @user08_o_0_
    @user08_o_0_ День тому +4

    I like how his voice reads something it’s sounds like muffled which make it more horrific

  • @Jonebug
    @Jonebug День тому +1

    Hi Chilling Scares just thought I'd let you know as a "psychonaut" myself you can trip for 2 months 💯.
    Imo what most likely happened here was that dude took psychedelic drugs everyday for 2 months. Things like LSD, edibles, shrooms, XTC.. probably a bit DMT too got him to that point.

  • @iam_crumb
    @iam_crumb День тому +2

    ive been watching a bunch of videos from this channel recently and i just thought id leave a comment saying these videos are always very well done lol thank you for the mysteries (even when its things i already know about i still want to watch)

  • @Badborne
    @Badborne День тому +1

    I like that a lot of these videos lean to more realistic scenarios instead of supernatural stuff. Great video
    Edit: Never mind. Finished the video, Still pretty realistic but leaned into the supernatural side a little. Still a great video

  • @arafatal-amin3240
    @arafatal-amin3240 День тому +49

    Just finished watching "Terrifier 2" and was about to start "Terrifier 3", but the notification from Chilling Scares popped up. Perfect for my current mood.

    • @arYT2712
      @arYT2712 День тому +6

      yo, terrier 3 is amazing, your gonna love it, lmk how you like it lol

    • @AyoDave602
      @AyoDave602 День тому +2

      Terrifier 3 is by far the best one !

    • @Mister_GOD.
      @Mister_GOD. День тому

      What is this Terrifer, J am interested.

    • @foxesthepirate
      @foxesthepirate День тому +1

      ⁠@@Mister_GOD.it’s movies about a clown named Art. They are slasher type movies.

    • @shawn.j.michael
      @shawn.j.michael День тому

      terrifier 3 was good. if u liked the 2nd one id say ull enjoy the 3rd but keep expectations low

  • @lukerios2445
    @lukerios2445 8 годин тому

    Liked the video before the initial ad was over. Keep doin your thing 👏🏻

  • @Corungil
    @Corungil День тому +10

    Datura isn't hallucinogenic, it's a deliriant. There is no tripping. You are out of it. And more you can't determine a safe dosage.
    What this guy seems to suffer of, is side effects of the plant ingestion. Everybody that ever trips on Datura mentions permanent shadows in periphery of vision.

  • @Ooh_PieceOfCandy
    @Ooh_PieceOfCandy 8 годин тому

    This is exactly why I've stayed away from hallucinogenic drugs. I've done every other drug known to man at some point, just not anything that causes hallucinations and bad trips. I've had pretty bad depression since I was 9 so I've always been terrified of being pushed over the edge.

  • @animeyay4
    @animeyay4 День тому +13

    IF the first video is real it's likely schizophrenia. If you happen to have it in your family bloodline somewhere avoid drugs since it can trigger it. It happened to a family member of mine who tried pot. Now he's in a mental hospital for the rest of his life. It's very sad.

    • @AlessaBurns
      @AlessaBurns 22 години тому

      That's what I thought. Either he was already suffering from something like that or he suffered drug induced psychosis.

    • @animeyay4
      @animeyay4 21 годину тому +1

      @@AlessaBurns Yeah it seems likely one of the first symptoms I noticed with my brother was isolating himself from paranoia. The place was also a mess which indicates he may have been struggling to care for himself prior. I wish more people knew of the dangers this kinda thing is incredibly common.

  • @wearyandheavyladen23
    @wearyandheavyladen23 День тому

    actually, my mom is an LPN and she worked at a state hospital in our area for years.
    she talked about people there who had used LSD or MDMA in the 60s or 70s and sometimes they did it too often or in too large of a concentration and as a result stayed on a permanent trip and wound up committed.
    it’s a real thing.
    as well as people who are such bad alcoholics and they would drink toilet water to get drunk because they weren’t allowed any liquids. she has a lot of of wild stories about the things she witnessed while working there.

  • @MassiveGamingSaga
    @MassiveGamingSaga День тому +294

    i am on the internet

  • @dunkers5672
    @dunkers5672 День тому +2

    This guy is everything most top 10 channels wish they were

  • @rehabprincess
    @rehabprincess День тому +13

    11:42
    im schizophrenic myself and honestly i dont think there is a story to complete and if there is unfortunately we might never find it, we are missing context, that context being his complex flights of thought that come with the illness and mssing context presumably from his alter. its horrifying to constantly see people in my community spiral and end it, i really do hope he is at peace

  • @KNAFHLCJPT7A8EU3
    @KNAFHLCJPT7A8EU3 День тому

    The first dude probably will never come back from his trip. I've worked with people who were addicted to drugs and some of them became braindamaged forever because of the use of hallucinogens . It's almost impossible that he came back, but I hope he's okay.

  • @Jayden-lr2mm
    @Jayden-lr2mm День тому +26

    The Jack Froese emails really caught my attention, how Jack Froese couldn’t have sent those emails since he passed away, but also meaning it could be scheduled to be sent, but he couldn’t have known if his cousin would break his ankle

    • @pearlisa5atbest
      @pearlisa5atbest День тому +19

      somebody who had access to his emails and knew the friends sent them

    • @craig5716
      @craig5716 День тому +4

      Own last name spelled incorrectly on both... c'mon jayden

    • @LucasDiblasio
      @LucasDiblasio День тому +10

      It’s obvious someone was using his email.

    • @katelynchester6690
      @katelynchester6690 День тому +10

      ​@@craig5716Fröse is the German spelling. Where the two dots, an umlaught, isn't available it is spelled Froese. The last name is correct both ways.

    • @NSK-y5s
      @NSK-y5s День тому +3

      @@craig5716You must not know how German works.

  • @YmusAnon
    @YmusAnon День тому +1

    Ö/Ő/Ø are often written as OE if a platform doesn't support the special letters. Same goes for Æ written as AE and Å written as AA

  • @leesashriber5097
    @leesashriber5097 День тому +11

    #1 That's a cane in the background. I use one to help me walk after an amputation below my knee due to medical negligence.

    • @CreepyKewlDude
      @CreepyKewlDude День тому +1

      Oh ya, what would be the back of the chamber? (Idk much about guns) is the knob on the handle of the cane

  • @CjaiCummins-cd8kt
    @CjaiCummins-cd8kt День тому +1

    I’m really enjoying your content - thx 🙏 for sharing ❤new sub

  • @BrianTalbot27
    @BrianTalbot27 День тому +3

    Hey Chilling Scares, why haven’t you uploaded a video where you just narrate real life scary stories in nearly 2 years? Personally, I preferred those videos and thought they were much scarier than your recent videos.

  • @Alvxander
    @Alvxander День тому

    while it is true that all drugs wear off and have certain lengths of half-lifes, there are MANY documented cases of people who were either severely mentally ill before a huge trip or people who took waaaaayyy too much; and while the "substance" itself may have worn off, it's effects on the person's mind may not have, and on rare occasions, can have lasting or even permanent effects on the user's mind, state of mind, and well being. ive had trips that lasted for days even though the acid wore off, because they were such heavy trips that your mind stays in a "trip like" state for an extended duration of time. just wanted to clarify that, and for that reason, i am almost certain the first video is totally legit. at least, as far as what the person in the video is explaining. love your videos btw🖤

  • @Twarm_bs
    @Twarm_bs День тому +7

    I jumped in the notification like if it was a chocolate brownie

    • @jacobbush4796
      @jacobbush4796 День тому +3

      People jump in chocolate brownies??

  • @nuckelavee-4993
    @nuckelavee-4993 День тому

    I appreciate that you don’t steal all of your content off of Reddit. Keep up the good work!

  • @HilarityBribo
    @HilarityBribo День тому +6

    Hallucinogens are very dangerous drugs. Drugs affect everyone differently, and while it's extremely rare I do think it's possible for someone to get stuck in a trip, or have persistent hallucinations. If you absolutely must stick with weed...mild.

    • @ltsgobrndniagre3endofquote525
      @ltsgobrndniagre3endofquote525 19 годин тому

      Spoken like sum1 with zero XP in hallucinogenics. If done responsibly, they can be very rewarding. To the point of internal epiphanies by war vets, PTSD sufferers, etc. I've done salvia more than any others but I have dabbled in acid & 🍄's too.

    • @HilarityBribo
      @HilarityBribo 17 годин тому

      @@ltsgobrndniagre3endofquote525 I do have experience with them both good and bad. What I said is accurate. There's benefits, but there's dangers involved.

  • @geniewiley4217
    @geniewiley4217 День тому

    About datura: seeds and leaves can be used, but roots can be used too. Both leaves and roots are more dangerous than the seeds because the amount of alkaloids are much harder to estimate. This is purely anecdotal evidence, but I've heard that the alkaloids can build up in your system and that even very small doses (like what I used) taken a couple days apart can have disastrous side effects.
    Ayahuasca, on the other hand, actually implies a much more involved process; it is made by boiling roots but needs various botanical additives to become psychoactive (it is still relatively a mystery how the hell ancient Amazonians discovered it.)