The best part is that he can be paid by museums so they can take pictures and explore such an old city, the man can be paid since, its his home.private property
when i was little, my parents gave me a toy cow that laughed (now that I think of it, the laugh was terrifying) every time somone threw it or punched it. I did have some minor anger issues when i was younger but their gone now. So I had this cow for like two weeks then when the cow started laughting randomly at times. Its not like it was falling of a shelf or something, it was just lying on my bed. I was next to it and holy sh*t, that scared the living hell out of me. Oddly enough, it only randomly laughed when i was around, remember, I was 8-9 years old at the time. A little while later the laugh became disorted and glichy. After telling my parents and disposing of it, I still couldn't sleep alone in my room for like 3 weeks. The toy probalby broke at some point when I was playing (*cough* beating it up *cough*). Still, the experience traumatized me.
The maniacal laugh it was producing was most likely a production flaw It randomly starting to laugh on its own was most likely the mechanism breaking due to you “playing” with it too much And that it only laughed when you were around isn’t correct,it probably laughed on its own a lot when you weren’t there too,just,you never heard so cuz obviously you weren’t around There,explained the whole thing👍👻
The "Well under the floor" story reminded me of an eerie story Paul Harvey told one time about a family that had bought a home in Kansas. Years went by and a place on the floor got bad and needed replacing. So, thinking it would be a simple 2-3 hour job he measured and cut and somehow a peace went down through the small hole he had cut. He got a flashlight and shined it down through the hole and saw nothing. So he cut the hole larger and shined a bigger light down in it thinking it was a basement he didn't know they had. When his larger light didn't reveal anything, he called the fire department and with their high powered flood lights revealed the house was built over a salt mine shaft that went a thousand feet down. Now THAT is a deep basement.
@@sarahlewis8510 They corrected them saying "piece" because @davedennis6042 said "peace" instead. They're saying "free salt" as a joke, because @davedennis6042 said it was a salt mine.
Once while helping a friend do some remodeling, his dad came in and painted "Run FAST!!!" in red paint on the wall. Then, he got the piece of paneling meant for that wall and tacked it in place. All he did was walk out chuckling to himself.
Narrator: “We like to think of our homes as places of safety and familiarity” Me: Yeah totally Also me: *sprints full speed up the stairs after turning off the basement light so the monsters don’t catch me*
bigstackD Casting I know the amazing part of this video is how many people must’ve overlooked or not seen any of the signs, must b mormons cos I know some of horror movies iv seen have made me wary of such things, especially after watching people under the stairs
@@melbags9789 I Think he's insinuating the religion "Mormons are a religious group that embrace concepts of Christianity as well as revelations made by their founder, Joseph Smith. They primarily belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, or LDS, which is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and has more than 16 million members worldwide.Dec 20, 2017" 🤷♂️
@@vernonjackson3435 Well by golly, you sure know your history 👍 It just so happens that I was born and raised in SLC and also in the LDS church...Your too dang cute! Honestly though, I think he meant to spell moron and just missed a few keys. But thanks for all that just the same 🙂
@@melbags9789 Yeah my dad was a 'Lapsed' Mormon and whilst I did check it out and unlike all too many others I don't place that big an emphasis on one religion or another to me it's what you and whether you follow the religious laws,You know the Ten Commandments after all that it's the people in the church and how comfortable you are with them. There is No One True Church! Just have faith follow his laws and DON'T be a Pain In The A$$! And thats as close as I want to get to preaching//proselytizing PS Don't you love how popular and OK Religious Discrimination has become? I mean if you discriminate against someones color or how they classify themselves sexually you might as well kill yourself :-/ But if you wanna discriminate against someone because of their religion OH OK Go right ahead
The creepiest discovery I ever made in my house was when I moved to my house in 2007 I found so a lot of books from the 1930s so I attempted to donate them but my local bookstore didn't want them but I kept them until someone agreed in 2013 and the person who agreed was a young future book writer and they promised signed copies of their future books (:
When I was a kid in the 70's I lived in a house that had the razor blade slots in the bathroom wall. I'd completely forgotten about that..., thank you for the video.
WiL Clark that’s BC at some point, there was a medicine cabinet there. I had an old place like that one, and inside the cabinet, there was a space for used razors. Hence why they were in your wall.
I don't have any creepy things in my house, but my friend does. When she moved into her new house, there was a doorway at the end of her. She thought it was just a room, but when she opened it, there was a brick wall covering whatever was there
honestly i just purchased my first home and i cant tell you the amount of inspections we have done. im really not sure why anyone would move in or make a purchase like that without inspections
Not always worth it. I recently moved, but before buying my current home I paid an inspector to go in and take a look at what would need to be fixed and so on. He missed a LOT. I wouldn't have bought my current home if he'd done his job right.
I am a Hindu and there is a ritual in Hinduism that whenever you move into a new home, you have to get it blessed and also need to set up a mini temple of any God in the house. You can use the house only after doing these things
That was exactly my initial thought. Burn that damned house down! I cannot imagine any way of ridding any house of that many breeding spiders. I believe they say that one can lay about 100 eggs, so think about how many on top of the hatchlings there must’ve already been. Seriously, I don’t see any exterminator capable of ridding that big of any infestation.
I had brown recluse spiders living in my pipes because the water was off for 2 years when it got turned on they came running out of the sink and shower
Chilliwack, BC! I used to live there, and even once had an injured bat (being chased by a cat) fly into my house. We kept it for a few months until her wing was healed and released her. I named her fruity. This was about 20 years ago. I see the Fraser Valley is as batty as ever, cool! It's a smallish town and it's in Canada, so I never expect to see it mentioned anywhere. Neato.
It can be used now. Just stock up on food a lot Get clothes, (all the necessary stuff) Hide yourself away for a few months Come out after to restock on all the stuff you need, And repeat until the v*rus is gone.
There was a couple who discovered spy holes in their ceilings and it turned out the old man next door was using them to spy on them. He even had a hole over their baby's crib!
My mom's boyfriend was legit talking about how they used to drop the old razer blades behind the walls and stuff, and then I find this video randomly at 4 in the morning.
A few days ago, my middle school teacher told me that when her and her brother were little kids, her parents would have to lock her brother in his room because he was a violent sleep walker. She told me that he would grab knives from the kitchen, and he at one point loaded his bow, and also one night asked his dad where his gun was. So when you said that they had noticed that there was once a lock on the outside of the door, it reminded me of that. By the way I love you videos and I have been watching them for quiet a few years, maybe 5 years or so. Thanks for the great content!
I have a mummified cat like the one shown. Found it about 40 years ago in an old barn. In a curled position, about to lick, it's paw and that is how its life ended. I've given it a good home ever since.
A lot of these aren’t even creepy ?! Just cool ass old history ! I wouldn’t be CREEPED out to find a whole ancient underground village was under my house but amazed. Same with the old man finding all his families old belongings! Thats awesome
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My friends moved into a house in southern Indiana. In the basement there was a really strange room. It had a 2 way mirror, door that locked only from the outside and had what was basically a makeshift toilet. They never went down there after seeing it.
I think the time out room was something more sinister, it reminds me of where a serial killer put their victims. Idk maybe it's because I wanna become a cold case detective so I watched a ton of crime shows so my first thoughts went to it being serial killer.
Totally dude, my mind went the same ways plus I practically binge watch lots of crime documentaries, I just had a strong notion it had some sinister purpose
I also had the creepy experience of finding old razor blades in my bathroom wall once! In 1999, I purchased a home that had been built in 1954 as a “fixer-upper” and found the creepiness when I removed the old metal medicine cabinet to replace it with a new one..... I was really unnerved by it until I asked an older friend about it and she said that that was how people used to discard them!
Do not be afraid of the darkness. The darkness is harmless. It is the horrors that lay in wait within said darkness... those are the ones you are supposed to fear. lol
The corpse poses no real danger to you unless if it is in your water supply and/or gets up off the floor then charges at you, @@ily2m803. With finding a mere corpse your next door neighbors will hear your scream. With the seeming angry corpse charging at you those at the end of the street will easily hear your scream. lol As for your spider bit, O r a n g e, very much understandable, man. Especially those escape artist type spiders. Good luck sleeping anytime soon!
@@adamgray1753 If a corpse got up and started charging at me id just accept death with open arms at that point- And sleep will not be happening any time this year, thank you
The creepiest thing we had in our home growing up was the Grandmom of the people who lived there before us in the 1920s , ghost , she was about 4 foot 5 inches with long hair and a dress that went all of the way to the floor , we also had a hidden room , I figured that out because when I was around 10 years old on the outside of the house there were 7 windows but on the inside , there were only 6 windows and the "extra" window was painted over from the inside , we got into the room when my dad tore out a wall to build a bar , it was a big house built in the 1880s in Maryland . You could not pay me a million dollars to take one step inside , the same goes for most of my family ( brothers , sisters , and especially my mom )
Can confirm the one about the guy who fell in the well through the floor. It happened in my hometown in Connecticut. I have friends in the fire department there who responded to the call. It was the friend of the owner who was just moving into their new house. Yet another reason to not help your friends move lol.
Hey Be Amazed! Here is an interesting story for you. I moved into a 110 year old house, and hidden down in the basement behind some glass doors descised to look like a cabinet, I found a second part of the basement almost the size of the rest of my house! Eight years later I still don't know what it is or what it's for. It looks like someone hung out in it, and right inside I found hundreds of shotgun shells!
Have you guys hear of “Disappointment rooms? Where way back any affluent family who’d give birth to any sort of disabled child in any way, would lock them away and make no mention of their existence. Sadly, it could’ve been one. I truly hope it wasn’t but there’s always the possibility..
@@jackdurden466 I think I’ve seen in a recent video game(involves something called the Sangurine; a boy who can control plague rats) of what you mean. This boy was locked up in his room in a castle.
My house was abandoned for 5 years with no one going there and the first day I moved in there where millions of bugs coming from holes, we sealed all the holes with flex seal but they kept coming, then we found a secret passage that led into our old house (which was 90 yards down the street) and there was a whole nest of them If your wondering the bugs were they were spiders
I've been fighting for years to convince people that what made me and my mom sick was the toxic black mold we were exposed to, and yet here's an example right here in the first 3 minutes. Smh
When I lived in the islands we had bats living in our walls. Best set of neighbors they don't complain, dont make noise and take care of bugs trying to come in the house. And at night you can watch them fly out the cracks. It was cool.
Six years ago when I moved in another house I found behind my door a little "door", when I opened it there was an piece of paper With the words "hello whoever you are :) "
The one about the cat reminds me of a story i read somewhere where a long time ago people used to think it was good luck with houses or businesses to seal a live cat under the floorboards. Poor things.
I remember finding a random phone number written on the support boards in my basement, and after searching up what the number was, it showed that it was the suicide helpline number. What the hell
Im really happy for that old guy getting his stuff back after 70 years! Thats heartwarming
Twerk warming
Jhoneedee jhoneedee
Man: wanna see my cool basement set up
Other man: it’s alright but my basement is a city
Get flexed on
Nice
🤣🙈🤣
The best part is that he can be paid by museums so they can take pictures and explore such an old city, the man can be paid since, its his home.private property
when i was little, my parents gave me a toy cow that laughed (now that I think of it, the laugh was terrifying) every time somone threw it or punched it. I did have some minor anger issues when i was younger but their gone now. So I had this cow for like two weeks then when the cow started laughting randomly at times. Its not like it was falling of a shelf or something, it was just lying on my bed. I was next to it and holy sh*t, that scared the living hell out of me. Oddly enough, it only randomly laughed when i was around, remember, I was 8-9 years old at the time. A little while later the laugh became disorted and glichy.
After telling my parents and disposing of it, I still couldn't sleep alone in my room for like 3 weeks.
The toy probalby broke at some point when I was playing (*cough* beating it up *cough*). Still, the experience traumatized me.
That cow who was trying to tell your parents that you abused the cow : 👁💧👄💧👁
The cow was not laughing, it was crying for help 🤣
@@justsomewanderingomen3751 I’m so dead at this comment🤣
The maniacal laugh it was producing was most likely a production flaw
It randomly starting to laugh on its own was most likely the mechanism breaking due to you “playing” with it too much
And that it only laughed when you were around isn’t correct,it probably laughed on its own a lot when you weren’t there too,just,you never heard so cuz obviously you weren’t around
There,explained the whole thing👍👻
I can assure you that im not like that anymore, I do NOT beat people up nor do I hit anybody. this was at least 10 years ago lmao
I'm the creepiest thing in my home
Lol
U sure about that
Agreed
Sounds about right
I think I'm the creepiest thing in your house. Wait, did I say that out loud...
If I had a small city in my basement I would be so hyped!🔥
It’s pretty big! I would love to visit there too! I would live there!
@@タマニャちゃん_OSC me too!
Saaaaame but only if it wasn't as easy to get lost in it as the one In the vid
DIY Mancave coming on
I would make it into a homeless shelter (if i could afford it)
The "Well under the floor" story reminded me of an eerie story Paul Harvey told one time about a family that had bought a home in Kansas. Years went by and a place on the floor got bad and needed replacing. So, thinking it would be a simple 2-3 hour job he measured and cut and somehow a peace went down through the small hole he had cut. He got a flashlight and shined it down through the hole and saw nothing. So he cut the hole larger and shined a bigger light down in it thinking it was a basement he didn't know they had. When his larger light didn't reveal anything, he called the fire department and with their high powered flood lights revealed the house was built over a salt mine shaft that went a thousand feet down. Now THAT is a deep basement.
Correction peice*, also FREE SALT!
@@MistaT77 what
now THAT sounds awesome! just think about how insane that gaming room could be…
@@sarahlewis8510 They corrected them saying "piece" because @davedennis6042 said "peace" instead. They're saying "free salt" as a joke, because @davedennis6042 said it was a salt mine.
One spider: *screams*
6000 spiders coming from the walls: "honey, its time to burn the house"
Yea....I had to look away until that story was done....
@@Infinitenull i dealed with it🤢😵😟
Even though I have arachnophobia
Only burned spider can burn the wood
I’ll never complaint about the ants again!
Glad I only watched this after digging through my attic.
After is definitely good
Me to
Now i would freeze if i went to my basement/attic
Don't want to know. Sounds scary
I watched it after re-sorting my room and instantly regretted it
Once while helping a friend do some remodeling, his dad came in and painted "Run FAST!!!" in red paint on the wall. Then, he got the piece of paneling meant for that wall and tacked it in place. All he did was walk out chuckling to himself.
That man sounds like an asshole. A genius, and hilarious, but an asshole nonetheless.
Narrator: “We like to think of our homes as places of safety and familiarity”
Me: Yeah totally
Also me: *sprints full speed up the stairs after turning off the basement light so the monsters don’t catch me*
*eat**
@@hubeynix1092 ok
I turn off the lights and grab my pocket knife and flying up the stairs
I see red eyes staring at me so thats how I became an athlete :)
I turn off the lights and slam the door 1 millisecond later-
I would love to have discovered that multi-level underground 'city'. So cool!!
omg me too!I'd modernize it a little and move right in
If you do find one hit me up!
Big time
I agree with YOU!!!
@@carbonsobeans i got u
The recluse infestation is easily the most terrifying thing I've ever heard! The fact none of them got bit is insane!
They usually try to avoid us😉
Lesson learned: Just buy a lot and build your own house.
On hallowed grounds...
or just dig 3 blocks down and place a dirt block on the top, as simple as that, no need for creepy stuff
Yeah
Yes
@@Chick_magnet__250 LMAO
How are these hidden ! Half of these so called hidden things there was a door!!!
bigstackD Casting I know the amazing part of this video is how many people must’ve overlooked or not seen any of the signs, must b mormons cos I know some of horror movies iv seen have made me wary of such things, especially after watching people under the stairs
@@jamierichards4343 did you mean to say morons? I have to ask because "Mormons" didn't quite make sense.
@@melbags9789 I Think he's insinuating the religion "Mormons are a religious group that embrace concepts of Christianity as well as revelations made by their founder, Joseph Smith. They primarily belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, or LDS, which is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, and has more than 16 million members worldwide.Dec 20, 2017" 🤷♂️
@@vernonjackson3435 Well by golly, you sure know your history 👍 It just so happens that I was born and raised in SLC and also in the LDS church...Your too dang cute!
Honestly though, I think he meant to spell moron and just missed a few keys. But thanks for all that just the same 🙂
@@melbags9789 Yeah my dad was a 'Lapsed' Mormon and whilst I did check it out and unlike all too many others I don't place that big an emphasis on one religion or another to me it's what you and whether you follow the religious laws,You know the Ten Commandments after all that it's the people in the church and how comfortable you are with them. There is No One True Church! Just have faith follow his laws and DON'T be a Pain In The A$$! And thats as close as I want to get to preaching//proselytizing PS Don't you love how popular and OK Religious Discrimination has become? I mean if you discriminate against someones color or how they classify themselves sexually you might as well kill yourself :-/ But if you wanna discriminate against someone because of their religion OH OK Go right ahead
The creepiest discovery I ever made in my house was when I moved to my house in 2007 I found so a lot of books from the 1930s so I attempted to donate them but my local bookstore didn't want them but I kept them until someone agreed in 2013 and the person who agreed was a young future book writer and they promised signed copies of their future books (:
I found blood in the door🚪 and it was fresh like it just dropped there minutes ago😱😱
@@darkpro_xgm cap
@@darkpro_xgm my blood
@@darkpro_xgm to 999o9
Dark pro run
Gives the term “man cave” a whole new meaning
😂😂😂😂
@CRISTALY ALCANTARA lol
What the fuck y talked
😂
@@metube3398 😒✋🏻 my guy tell me what this is abt-
When I was a kid in the 70's I lived in a house that had the razor blade slots in the bathroom wall. I'd completely forgotten about that..., thank you for the video.
WiL Clark that’s BC at some point, there was a medicine cabinet there. I had an old place like that one, and inside the cabinet, there was a space for used razors. Hence why they were in your wall.
If u were born in the 70's how old are you?
@@ronniecondez6714 not 1700s it's 1970s
I don't have any creepy things in my house, but my friend does. When she moved into her new house, there was a doorway at the end of her. She thought it was just a room, but when she opened it, there was a brick wall covering whatever was there
prob a closet & an old fireplace 🤦🏻♀️
The second story is a great example of why inspections are important.
Yep
The bank knew about it
@@Adrien_broner guaranteed
honestly i just purchased my first home and i cant tell you the amount of inspections we have done. im really not sure why anyone would move in or make a purchase like that without inspections
Not always worth it. I recently moved, but before buying my current home I paid an inspector to go in and take a look at what would need to be fixed and so on. He missed a LOT. I wouldn't have bought my current home if he'd done his job right.
If I found the under ground tunnels I would say HECK YEA
👻💀👻💀👻💀👻💀👻💀
And then some greece paint clean up and re-decorate you have a huge underground house!
I agree, I've built two tunnels. They are so fun with the right ventilation and support beams.
@@jthopkins2544 wow really? that is AWESOME
Wow u just go for it
Be Amazed: Hey look at this thumbnail, it's a cursed photo!
Me: Dead in an hour.
Thanks Be Amazed! 😜
_talking about occult symbols in attic and basement_ : _"This is a chance to start your own metal band!"_
I just subscribed so hard.
What band are they?
Great band. Can confirm…. 😅😂
They’re called “That Kinda Thing” I’m totally into it.
As soon as he mentioned the upside down cross
"Nergal must've lived there."
I found blood in the door🚪 and it was fresh like it just dropped there minutes ago😱😱
I would IMMEDIATELY get the house and the grounds blessed, have a bible in each room and paint all the walls white.
These are three of the best ideas. Having it blessed surely would help. You never know what the rooms were used for.
Yeah it's just too bad I don't have holy water
Nah I'm just kidding me and the ghosts just be vibing
I would also get it cleansed
I am a Hindu and there is a ritual in Hinduism that whenever you move into a new home, you have to get it blessed and also need to set up a mini temple of any God in the house. You can use the house only after doing these things
Why paint the walls white?? You think my teal or yellow rooms are gonna piss off some ghosts?
The first one when he said “maybe a exorcism “ and i died laughing
R.I.L. Rest in laughing
Sad how that poor guy is now afraid of floor boards feel bad for him
Good thing is floorboards aren't that common
I'm scared of floorboards too
person: just cleaning out their closet
demonic picture: helo
Lol
LOL
OOF
Oofity oof oof OOF
no now u cleaning a closet and some demonic picure of a satian is just standing there when u show cross ITS A HAPPY GIRL!
I am pretty sure batman was living in the house, " bats in the walls" 😅
No lie, I'd be more scared to see all the snakes, bats and spiders in my house then any ghoul, ghost or or spirits!!
Yea me too
I'd be happy to live with guarder snakes if they didn't do anything to my water, i would even feed them :)
*garder
@Lauren Hanson yas
@Lauren Hanson oop, i KNOW my house is haunted cuz my ghost only annoys me by playing with my lamp and paper and pens and also slapped me once, kinda
11:57 house owner: this looks like a decent house
Spiders: *starts crawling out of the walls*
House owner: welp time to burn the house down
Mmm~
tasty~
Cooked spiders
That was exactly my initial thought. Burn that damned house down! I cannot imagine any way of ridding any house of that many breeding spiders. I believe they say that one can lay about 100 eggs, so think about how many on top of the hatchlings there must’ve already been. Seriously, I don’t see any exterminator capable of ridding that big of any infestation.
I had brown recluse spiders living in my pipes because the water was off for 2 years when it got turned on they came running out of the sink and shower
Chilliwack, BC! I used to live there, and even once had an injured bat (being chased by a cat) fly into my house. We kept it for a few months until her wing was healed and released her. I named her fruity. This was about 20 years ago. I see the Fraser Valley is as batty as ever, cool! It's a smallish town and it's in Canada, so I never expect to see it mentioned anywhere. Neato.
Me: sees secret basement
Also me: that could be safe for zombie apocalypse
Also me: alrighty time to break the floor irl
I feel so bad for all the people who have to experience war, it's got to be brutal experiencing that.
Yes it's brutal, I wasn't alive back then though.
But I watch naruto so I know
@@hubeynix1092 shut up
@@hubeynix1092 Oh my fucking god no.
@Gibe Tax
No u.
Well, it is true
(3:53) This is called phrogging. Phrogging is the act of living in someone’s house without them knowing.
That underground city.. He could used it when Zombie Apocalypse happen in the future 😂😂
It can be used now.
Just stock up on food a lot
Get clothes, (all the necessary stuff)
Hide yourself away for a few months
Come out after to restock on all the stuff you need,
And repeat until the v*rus is gone.
Yes
@@hubeynix1092 Great idea...💡
*YES*
ik I'm so smart
*YES**
The creepiest thing in my home I'm suspicious of is that my smoke alarm flashes sometimes like it's taking pictures.
don’t all of them do that 😂
@@lanetarbill4564 not several times in a row like a flash.
Thats the battery telling you it's low
@@morganwhitworth484 😂😂😂🤦🤦🤦🤦 seriously sincerely thank you, in 5 years I've only changed the battery once or twice.
All the smoke detectors I've had or seen does that. I'm pretty sure its just a way of letting you know that it works. Not 100% sure though.
But garter snakes are so cute •v•
Also bats! •v•
Ikr!
You're giving me the "I'm not like the other girls" vibe
@@habieru I hope you have matured since you left this dumb comment 2 years ago.
@@Psichotica7 damn this comment is old, but apparently not since i still think she's giving off the same vibe
@@habieru But why must you be like this? It's so disappointing. A girl can't like snakes without being shamed because YOU feel threatened?
There was a couple who discovered spy holes in their ceilings and it turned out the old man next door was using them to spy on them. He even had a hole over their baby's crib!
Now that's creepy!!
I heard that one on number 15s
Maybe it was Joe Biden
My mom's boyfriend was legit talking about how they used to drop the old razer blades behind the walls and stuff, and then I find this video randomly at 4 in the morning.
o.o uhmmmm u should be worried
A few days ago, my middle school teacher told me that when her and her brother were little kids, her parents would have to lock her brother in his room because he was a violent sleep walker. She told me that he would grab knives from the kitchen, and he at one point loaded his bow, and also one night asked his dad where his gun was. So when you said that they had noticed that there was once a lock on the outside of the door, it reminded me of that. By the way I love you videos and I have been watching them for quiet a few years, maybe 5 years or so. Thanks for the great content!
I have a mummified cat like the one shown. Found it about 40 years ago in an old barn. In a curled position, about to lick, it's paw and that is how its life ended. I've given it a good home ever since.
A lot of these aren’t even creepy ?! Just cool ass old history ! I wouldn’t be CREEPED out to find a whole ancient underground village was under my house but amazed. Same with the old man finding all his families old belongings! Thats awesome
So you’re ok with me installing secret cameras in ur house? Ok cool thanks see u soon👍
@@TGD3255 yeah that’s exactly what she said
@@anime_cyko apparently it doesn’t creep her out anyways 🤣
@@TGD3255 lmfao
@@wandrrrlustI got the idea for that reply and I couldn’t resist the urge 😂. I Like how u did ur name btw
CONGRATULATIONS BROTHER FOR 10 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS, REALLY APPRECIATED YOUR DEDICATION OR CONSISTENCY AND HARDWORK.
Oh And Also,Love From India 🇮🇳.
Great Video Bro.😎👍
Imagine the increased property tax on some of those houses.
Wait that happens?
@@smokaloto6350 Increased value = Increased taxes
E-wait uh... I mean yes
In my house constructed by my great great grandfather in 1900s there's a wall that's hollow, but I never thought what lies behind that✌️🇮🇳
Go find out and let us know!
THIS VIDEO IS INCREDIBLE!!!
I've always wanted a secret passage in my house. Some of these would be awesome!
Hello random stranger scrolling down the comments, just wanna say that ur a bloody legend.
You're god damn right I am.
@@BlackhawksHeRo lol
Lol
No u
Wait both animals on our pictures are almost the same...huh,wired
My friends moved into a house in southern Indiana. In the basement there was a really strange room. It had a 2 way mirror, door that locked only from the outside and had what was basically a makeshift toilet. They never went down there after seeing it.
I've found nothing creepy about my home since we built it from scratch and I'm so glad I've never had to deal with that
or is it?
you never know if some underground basement is hiding deep below.
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Another great privelege of rich folks i guess
Please make a “Florida Man Stories (part 2)” soon. I was looking forward to another one of those after the first came out a few months ago(:
I was just thinking this too!!
And scp also please
No scp
There was some interesting situations in this video. I liked this one.
Hold my beer
“Just gotta remove every plank board”
*milk**
Me: I’m first
Everyone: *N O O N E C A R E S !*
Ur first
first
You weren't even first
Lol
4th
I think the time out room was something more sinister, it reminds me of where a serial killer put their victims. Idk maybe it's because I wanna become a cold case detective so I watched a ton of crime shows so my first thoughts went to it being serial killer.
Totally dude, my mind went the same ways plus I practically binge watch lots of crime documentaries, I just had a strong notion it had some sinister purpose
It is not things that are creepy, it is people that keep these things that are creepy
So True
well some of them are creepy
“Welcome guys, wanna see my centuries-old medieval well in my living room?”
Yep would love too, are you going to show us.
I also had the creepy experience of finding old razor blades in my bathroom wall once!
In 1999, I purchased a home that had been built in 1954 as a “fixer-upper” and found the creepiness when I removed the old metal medicine cabinet to replace it with a new one.....
I was really unnerved by it until I asked an older friend about it and she said that that was how people used to discard them!
My house has an attic that we've never been in and I've never wanted to go in there so much until now
Do not be afraid of the darkness. The darkness is harmless. It is the horrors that lay in wait within said darkness... those are the ones you are supposed to fear. lol
@@adamgray1753 I fear no darkness, I fear the spiders promised from the darkness -and maybe the possibility of finding a body-
The corpse poses no real danger to you unless if it is in your water supply and/or gets up off the floor then charges at you, @@ily2m803. With finding a mere corpse your next door neighbors will hear your scream. With the seeming angry corpse charging at you those at the end of the street will easily hear your scream. lol As for your spider bit, O r a n g e, very much understandable, man. Especially those escape artist type spiders. Good luck sleeping anytime soon!
@@adamgray1753 If a corpse got up and started charging at me id just accept death with open arms at that point-
And sleep will not be happening any time this year, thank you
Thank you, @@ily2m803, for a much needed laugh too. Hopefully you have gotten at least some entertainment out of our posts so far.
"Straight out of a Dracula movie"
THE IMAGE: a deep sea merman
ikr
The creepiest thing we had in our home growing up was the Grandmom of the people who lived there before us in the 1920s , ghost , she was about 4 foot 5 inches with long hair and a dress that went all of the way to the floor , we also had a hidden room , I figured that out because when I was around 10 years old on the outside of the house there were 7 windows but on the inside , there were only 6 windows and the "extra" window was painted over from the inside , we got into the room when my dad tore out a wall to build a bar , it was a big house built in the 1880s in Maryland . You could not pay me a million dollars to take one step inside , the same goes for most of my family ( brothers , sisters , and especially my mom )
The scariest thing in my home is my sanity. It will disappear then appear.
Funny
Dang I’m almost first also have a good day
It's scary cause appears? 😄
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🤣🤣🤣🤣 best comment!!👏👏
If I found a secret tunnel under my house I'm asking "How much we talking"
It wouldnt be fully on your property and no one would need to pay you a penny.
i just watched the first video from you and i instantly subscribed and liked + notie bell
If I found someone in my basement me : get the gun
What makes you think you would even make it to your gun.
Umm 😐 are you ok
But we don't have any
Can confirm the one about the guy who fell in the well through the floor. It happened in my hometown in Connecticut. I have friends in the fire department there who responded to the call. It was the friend of the owner who was just moving into their new house. Yet another reason to not help your friends move lol.
I’m really bad at remembering to like vids and your reminder always helps
I found a hidden room in my basement under the front porch. Was expecting a small crawl space and found a 7'x16' room and 8' tall.
The underground city is amazing. It’s surreal to think of the people who lived there.
I love your videos
Husband: "This house is beautiful!
Wife: "Wow..there're Alters to Evil in the basement!
Husband: "Too bad we can't stay"
So much history in these houses, I think some of these are cool! Makes you wonder what they were used for ya know.
Salute to those people who watched this 22 minute basement stories even tho they don’t have basement in their houses
Timeout room theory: the priest trapped people who didn’t want to believe in Christianity, inside of the room.
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Knowing the catholic church i guess it was rather for kidnapping kids..
Well u can't force people lol
That actually might be reasonable explanation
Eh.. Sounds normal
These are really giving me the chills
Hey Be Amazed! Here is an interesting story for you. I moved into a 110 year old house, and hidden down in the basement behind some glass doors descised to look like a cabinet, I found a second part of the basement almost the size of the rest of my house! Eight years later I still don't know what it is or what it's for. It looks like someone hung out in it, and right inside I found hundreds of shotgun shells!
9:27 my theory about that little room in the atic is that it was a torture room
Yeah that would make alot of sense
Have you guys hear of “Disappointment rooms? Where way back any affluent family who’d give birth to any sort of disabled child in any way, would lock them away and make no mention of their existence. Sadly, it could’ve been one. I truly hope it wasn’t but there’s always the possibility..
@@jackdurden466 I-
@@jackdurden466 I think I’ve seen in a recent video game(involves something called the Sangurine; a boy who can control plague rats) of what you mean. This boy was locked up in his room in a castle.
This is really nice. Thank you for the content to make me feel more happier! Stay safe everyone and have a great day ;)!
That underground city I would definitely take advantage of it. Having a ticketed tour through the ancient city
My house was abandoned for 5 years with no one going there and the first day I moved in there where millions of bugs coming from holes, we sealed all the holes with flex seal but they kept coming, then we found a secret passage that led into our old house (which was 90 yards down the street) and there was a whole nest of them
If your wondering the bugs were they were spiders
@Seanyboy8500 / Sean Marnell who cares bro
WOW IM SO GLAD I HAVE ARACHNIPHOBIA
@@tuna2583The spiders do.
@@pigletgaming8614 How are you glad about having Arachnophobia
@@TheArtisticBirb he’s being sarcastic
Me: *sees this video*
Me: aw heeeeeeeeeeck naw
Me: *watches the video*
Thank you for giving me nightmares
The cripeist thing that I have ever found in my house was a very old toy of Ronald-Mc-Donald
Omg! Omg! SO scary 😰
EH. NOOOOO PLEASE NOO
Worth big $ to collectors - ebay or Amazon, ya dimwit
& learn to spell
My gosh creepy
The creepiest thing is that somebody spells cripeist
5:38 for all we know he’s lucky there wasn’t any aggressively demonic entity’s inside.
I've been fighting for years to convince people that what made me and my mom sick was the toxic black mold we were exposed to, and yet here's an example right here in the first 3 minutes. Smh
And the camera thing, I've thought about that so many times, anytime I stay somewhere else
Wish i found hidden caves under my house, great way to hide from the spouse when they're in a bad mood. Wonder if I could get cable installed.
When I lived in the islands we had bats living in our walls. Best set of neighbors they don't complain, dont make noise and take care of bugs trying to come in the house. And at night you can watch them fly out the cracks. It was cool.
If you find a secret room do this
1: call an exorsist
2: after the exersisim , clean the room with holy water
3: renovation must take place
Can’t find secret room if you don’t have house ;)
-this post was made by the homeless gangi
I find that holy orange juice works better
@@walterbrunswick holy pumpkin juice
Six years ago when I moved in another house I found behind my door a little "door", when I opened it there was an piece of paper With the words "hello whoever you are :) "
I've lived in my house for 15+ years and we've got squirrels in the attic everything the landlord has done hasn't stopped them from getting in
The one about the cat reminds me of a story i read somewhere where a long time ago people used to think it was good luck with houses or businesses to seal a live cat under the floorboards. Poor things.
The creepiest thing I’ve found in my house is a unopened bag of chips in the kitchen.
The first one was most likely some idiot thinking they can build a air raid shelter
lmao ur channel is soo good i m always like ok last vid then time to work but i get another interesting suggestion and this cycle continues
The Room that was found in the Attic, most likely called the Disappointment Room..
Parents would hide their handicap children, ext..
The forgotten city under the house is a terrifying maze
I genuinely am concerned for you if you actually have a blinking red
light on your ceiling fan (22:03)
What happenes if you have a red bunking light on your fire alarm?
Learned lesson: Don't buy a house BUILT YOUR OWN HOUSE
I'd be scared to see these houses...
Same
It would be scary as well as exciting for me
I am scared of houses now all of them
I remember finding a random phone number written on the support boards in my basement, and after searching up what the number was, it showed that it was the suicide helpline number.
What the hell
Me: Cool,*Precedes to Show Girlfriend.
Girlfriend: "OH HELL NO!"
LMAO