Oh I keep forgetting to finish that video series! I saw the first one in theaters and then got distracted with college and never finished. Thank you for reminding me, also for the added incentive of possibly being emotionally destroyed lol
Cloud Kitten Chronicles I have to agree. Even though I haven’t published any books yet, I’ve let my friends read some of my work and drinking their tears has got to be the most satisfying thing in the world. 😅
The Shrek scene was too well fitting for a Shrek meme Also, I love the subtle colors of the rainbow in your books in the background, they look really aesthetically pleasing
Ok, if you want to write something sad just go over ideas in your head until your bawling like a baby. I'm writing a horror fantasy book and I feel like even if it does have the horror element every death should be not just scary but sad.
I will admit... there was one scene in Aletheia that made teary eyed... and yeah there was so many layers! It was chapter 47... ahhh!!! And I never get teary eyed so yeah... Pfftt I guess you know what you're talking about... whatever. The crying cats XD Pixar shorts are brutal! The cowboy one was so dark! Also, the Disney short The Little Matchgirl is heartbreaking... DX I need to rewatch the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy. I think layering was a good point that I never thought of before and a unique take! Thanks for the tips!
Chapter 47 for the win. Some people got hit by chapter 44, but no where near as many. At the time I didn't understand why. Now I think layers and character attachment due to screen time were the biggest factors. Plus chap 47 happens right after a bunch of other intense stuff so people are pre-worked up when they walk in. I find it all so fascinating. Pixar is the master of making people cry in a short amount of time. In my research for this I found they do have a bit of a formula. Might do a video on that some day. I need to watch more of their normal shorts (I tend to click the SparkShorts more often because they always look so unique). Ahhh thank you for the comment
If you like anime and have watched violet evergarden, you will find that most of these points are used in some way or the other in the 13 episode series....
❤️This is hands down the best video out there on tears. It has so much work behind it with scenes cut and made from many films with their respective headings. It would be impossible to compete with provided you break down the 'overwhleming' emotions in each emotion that makes us cry.
"In reality we're just watching Try-not-to-cry challenges on UA-cam because we're stressed about the current state of society." This is the first video I've watched of yours but why you gotta come at me like that?? (your vid is really helpful btw)
I absolutely love writing. I've been doing it for thirteen years, maybe more, and I have finally gotten to capture emotions in my writing: to have my audience sad, experience emotions that the writing brings. It has truly been the amazing journey.:)
It's my absolute favorite part of writing outside of worldbuilding. My motivation dropped significantly when I stopped getting reviews and got further out from the beta process. Thank you for this comment and reminding me of that spark.
I am happy to hear I succeeded in overwhelming you a little. Not going to lie, while editing the video I teared up every time I hit the HTTYD clip and the Scrubs one, and let me tell you, while editing I watch the video a LOT of times. Thank you for the nice comment!
@@johnnyjoestar4473 So this was the true conspiracy the whole time. The Illuminati was just a diversion. Based off your vampiric tendencies I believe you must change your name to Dio
One you didn't mention: a VOW. I don't know if it's just me (because I don't promise lightly) or if it's true of others, but a vow is emotionally powerful. A good example is in Galaxy Quest when "Dr. Lazarus" vows to Quellek, "By Grabthar's hammer; by the Sons of Worvan, you shall be avenged." Every other time it's spoken, a running joke, which supercharges this one instance. Or for a superb example of ALL of these points, read "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes. When you get to the vow... the last line of the book... I promise you will find tears beyond any you thought your body could contain. To me, this is a perfect way to end the novel, as it carries the story forward beyond the final pages of the book.
Have watched a bunch of videos prior, but this is the most in depth, well planned, beautifully edited and executed video. I don't understand how you don't have enough views what Omg forgot to say that I love your humor
you can't make everyone cry , for exemple i watched all the sad movies , animes , etc and yes i felt a litlle sad but never cryed , but i still enjoied the moments .
I have not and sadly do not plan to. I write books and though there's some cross over which I believe makes some of my advice helpful to screen writers, I don't have real world experience in screenwriting and so don't feel comfortable giving advice on it. Checkout the video linked in the description though by The Closer Look, his is more screenwriter oriented
Allow me to give my take from the vid. The secret to make a reader ball the fuck out of their eyes is to..... hit a chord in their brain that calls back to their past experiences. Loss, anxiety or anything else cited in the vid absolutely works because everyone experiences them to some degree. This can be made when you simply make them care for the story, setting or themes enough and them run them over with a truck of layers, or just run them over FASTER by calling back to an experience the reader already lived through themselves. But this one is much more personal and target audience dependent, but FUCK ME its effective and you don't even need to spend so much on character development to destroy someone's hydration. Personal example: Ranking of Kings. I'm phisically disabled, very much like Bojji. Episode two FORCED me to stop, go to bed and cry for (I kid you not) a full hour and took me an entire week to get over it. EPISODE. TWO.
I can't help it, it's the scientist in me. I have too much curiosity and feel the need to explore every rabbit hole lol Thanks for the sub! I'm happy to have you ❤
In a synopsis: Here's how to make a reader cry Note: This is the easiest possible way to make someone cry. Highly suggest it! Step one: Cut an onion Step two: Stick it in the book Step three: Let sit in the sun for a bit Step four: Publish the book. Hope this helped!
At first I thought the video length had a practical cause if not for explaining correlated theories but it turns out there was just too much clips from different movies with additions of several unrelated clips just to spice things up
This video is so well executed. Thank you for making it! And great examples. I cried at every clip. 😭 Can't wait to watch more of your work! Does anyone know where that first song at 12 seconds comes from? I can't remember!
Thank you so much!! I'm so happy it was helpful and comments like this really inspire me. The song is Blonde Redhead - For the Damaged Coda, also known as the Evil Morty theme which is where it found its memedom.
@@CloudKitten And videos like this are so inspiring to so many!!! It's really nice of you to share your hard work with us all!😊 Thank you for really getting me thinking about this subject! Oh! Evil Morty! Of course! 😂Thank you!
ARE YOU SERIOUS?! What kind of monster would so blatantly expose their viewers to Fry’s Dog scene?! Now I cannot stop crying. Who wouldn’t want that kind of loyalty in their lives?
NOOOOOO!!! I'd blocked that from my mind because apparently it was too traumatizing for my brain to even worry about it's capability to straight up kill me lol. I sat down and considered what The 100 clip to use (because of course I had to use at least one) and my mind managed to skip right over that one even though now that you bring it up, it's the one that made me cry the most out of the whole show. Granted it would have been too spoilory to get the green-light for this video, but I'm still ashamed I didn't remember it.
@@CloudKitten oh no, the anticipation will be overwhelming. Most of the times, I will cry if I know in front there will be something that possibly make me cry :') like in Hotarubi no Mori-e and Shelter by Potter Robinson. I know it will make me cry, so i rewatch it and I cry, and I rewatch it and I cry. The more I know, the quicker my tears flow :') and I am still looking for it :') I think I am a maso audience :')
I was reading the Illuminea Files trilogy at the time (there's an AI called Aidan) and just wanted to see if anyone would notice an out of place folder name. Back when I made this video "AI" was still largely a scifi term 💀
Sorry. i really like your channel. But are you really sayin that animals don't have feeling and with that their tears are just mechanical response of the body? Not cool
Animals 100% have feelings and emotions, and I'm definitely not saying otherwise. What I said was that many scientists think emotional tears are exclusive to humans, but that doesn't in any way mean animals don't feel sadness. They just didn't evolve to express those feelings via tears in the way humans do. Most animals don't smile because they didn't evolve those muscles to work in that way, but that doesn't mean they don't feel happiness. Same thing with tears. When cats are content they purr, humans don't purr but that doesn't mean we don't experience contentment. Emotional responses are incredibly species specific and tears just happen to be a response that many scientists agree is not observed in other animals. I have 2 cats and 1 dog and believe me, there are days when they're more emotional than I am.
What story has emotionally impacted you the most?
Definitely the Hobbit... No spoilers but the three characters died at the end had me sobbing in my room fo a good long while.
Fruits Basket, It’s such an emotional roller coaster of a manga. It’s beautiful and then hits you in the gut with emotion
@@smkhp13 yes!!!
Oh I keep forgetting to finish that video series! I saw the first one in theaters and then got distracted with college and never finished. Thank you for reminding me, also for the added incentive of possibly being emotionally destroyed lol
I need to give reading manga a try. Anything you'd recommend for a newbie?
I love the fact that she emphasized the fact that authors drink their reader’s tears. :)
It's one of the best parts of being an author :D
Cloud Kitten Chronicles I have to agree. Even though I haven’t published any books yet, I’ve let my friends read some of my work and drinking their tears has got to be the most satisfying thing in the world. 😅
I lost a part of my soul writing it, I'm entitled to a little replenishment.
The author of Attack on Titan admitted, he plans to bathe in it
Secret to making readers cry: dedicate 1 of every 10 pages to just insulting the reader. “Nice glasses IDIOT” is a good go to
Do I get bonus points if I insult their taste in books and we both cry? lmao
@@CloudKittenYes! "I can't believe you're still reading this book, you nerd!"
Out of all the sad scenes you had playing in the background, the onion in the book hurt my soul the most XD
lmao, see there's the real secret to making readers cry. Desecrate books
The Shrek scene was too well fitting for a Shrek meme
Also, I love the subtle colors of the rainbow in your books in the background, they look really aesthetically pleasing
Thank you! It's a pain in the ass whenever I need to find books, but it's worth it for the aesthetic lol
Can't we all agree that this video screams quality and effort?
*me looking at the negative layers*: I'll take your ENTIRE STOCK
Saaaammme
Im crying watching this and I haven't even started writing..-
Yesssss. Give me all of the tears
Ok, if you want to write something sad just go over ideas in your head until your bawling like a baby. I'm writing a horror fantasy book and I feel like even if it does have the horror element every death should be not just scary but sad.
Welp, im good then. Im also an easy crier..........
Man, it takes a lot for me to actually CRY.
I will admit... there was one scene in Aletheia that made teary eyed... and yeah there was so many layers! It was chapter 47... ahhh!!! And I never get teary eyed so yeah... Pfftt I guess you know what you're talking about... whatever.
The crying cats XD
Pixar shorts are brutal! The cowboy one was so dark! Also, the Disney short The Little Matchgirl is heartbreaking... DX
I need to rewatch the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy.
I think layering was a good point that I never thought of before and a unique take! Thanks for the tips!
Chapter 47 for the win. Some people got hit by chapter 44, but no where near as many. At the time I didn't understand why. Now I think layers and character attachment due to screen time were the biggest factors. Plus chap 47 happens right after a bunch of other intense stuff so people are pre-worked up when they walk in. I find it all so fascinating.
Pixar is the master of making people cry in a short amount of time. In my research for this I found they do have a bit of a formula. Might do a video on that some day. I need to watch more of their normal shorts (I tend to click the SparkShorts more often because they always look so unique).
Ahhh thank you for the comment
Teary eyed? Lol, I BAWLED
Your lie in April got me crying every time I think about it 😭
I haven't seen that one, I'll have to check it out
@@CloudKitten another one that made me cry is Akame ga kill
THIS VIDEO IS GREAT. 1. the editing is on point. 2. the topic is excellent 3. YOUR HAIR LOOKS AMAZING
Just here, ticking check boxes for my tragedy... Yeah all set.
Aside from your amazing video, which helped me out alot. I would like to say I love your channel name and logo. It's literally almost perfect 👌
Aww thank you
This video was so well put together!! So much amazing information💜
Thank you! You're too kind
Thank you because now my readers are cussing me out like their lives depend on it because I made them cry.
We must spread the feels
If you like anime and have watched violet evergarden, you will find that most of these points are used in some way or the other in the 13 episode series....
I'm pretty sure I use clips from Violet Evergarden in this video. It's certainly a great example. Had me tearing up.
This was very interesting and SO helpful. The concept of layering emotions in a scene is something I haven't thought about before, but I love it.
Thank you for the comment. I'm so happy I was able to help!! It was a huge revelation for me so I'm happy I can share it now
@@CloudKitten I'm glad you shared 😁
❤️This is hands down the best video out there on tears. It has so much work behind it with scenes cut and made from many films with their respective headings.
It would be impossible to compete with provided you break down the 'overwhleming' emotions in each emotion that makes us cry.
"In reality we're just watching Try-not-to-cry challenges on UA-cam because we're stressed about the current state of society."
This is the first video I've watched of yours but why you gotta come at me like that?? (your vid is really helpful btw)
I deal out the hard truths lol. Also I'm so happy the video was helpful!
No. I am here to make my readers cry. I want to emotionally devastate them.
Shhh we aren't supposed to say that part out loud >.> they can't know that their tears feed us
Everyone knows authors don’t drink our tears.
*They drink our blood.*
I absolutely love writing. I've been doing it for thirteen years, maybe more, and I have finally gotten to capture emotions in my writing: to have my audience sad, experience emotions that the writing brings. It has truly been the amazing journey.:)
It's my absolute favorite part of writing outside of worldbuilding. My motivation dropped significantly when I stopped getting reviews and got further out from the beta process. Thank you for this comment and reminding me of that spark.
7:44 this is the classic scene that made me cry on day .. still 😭
Your video was very informative... I cried at the end.
I am happy to hear I succeeded in overwhelming you a little. Not going to lie, while editing the video I teared up every time I hit the HTTYD clip and the Scrubs one, and let me tell you, while editing I watch the video a LOT of times.
Thank you for the nice comment!
putting the onion in the book got me tho
It made me cry seeing the water stain it left lmao
I'm only 11 minutes in, and I'm crying!
Multiple Grumps references!!?? I will forever trust you implicitly😤
As a writer, can confirm that we drink the years of our readers.
Goods lord you monsters even drink our YEARS!?!?!
@@nathanchino4319 oh absolutely, it gives us youth again. im on my 15th century now
@@johnnyjoestar4473 So this was the true conspiracy the whole time. The Illuminati was just a diversion. Based off your vampiric tendencies I believe you must change your name to Dio
@@nathanchino4319 oh Diego? Old mate of mine, hated his guts.
Thanks now I can taste my readers tears for months
You’re welcome 😊
STOP WITH THE HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON CLIPS IM BAWLING
Definitely don't watch the HTTYD3 vid linked in the description then lol I kept having to stop recording because I was getting choked up
Cloud Kitten Chronicles I’m watching it rn girl whyyyy 😫
I wanted everyone else to suffer alongside me lol
LMAO 🤣 Oh my gods! Is that my tweet!? That looks like my tweet. Ooooh Eres una chica mala lol 🤣
One you didn't mention: a VOW. I don't know if it's just me (because I don't promise lightly) or if it's true of others, but a vow is emotionally powerful. A good example is in Galaxy Quest when "Dr. Lazarus" vows to Quellek, "By Grabthar's hammer; by the Sons of Worvan, you shall be avenged." Every other time it's spoken, a running joke, which supercharges this one instance. Or for a superb example of ALL of these points, read "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes. When you get to the vow... the last line of the book... I promise you will find tears beyond any you thought your body could contain. To me, this is a perfect way to end the novel, as it carries the story forward beyond the final pages of the book.
Thank you 🦋, this is exactly what i was looking for.
You’re so very welcome
Im crying over my favorite character's death from my book. I need to make sure im not the only one who cries over his death.
We must make them feel out pain!
This is probably the best video i have ever seen on the topic, thank you so much. 😀
I read a drarry story where draco committed suicide I was dead inside-
This was fantastic!!
Thank you!
Your channel is really one of the best writing advice channels I've seen on UA-cam, you really deserve more subs and views!
Thank you so much for this comment it has made my night and means the world to me ❤ I'm just happy I'm able to help people
Thank you very much for your video ☺️🙏🙏🙏
Loved the onion!
Have watched a bunch of videos prior, but this is the most in depth, well planned, beautifully edited and executed video. I don't understand how you don't have enough views what
Omg forgot to say that I love your humor
Thank you so much for this comment, it made my day ❤ the algorithm isn't always kind to us, but comments like this make up for it and then some.
@@CloudKitten awww no need! Totally relate with the algorithm thing, hopefully it treats your channel well soon, it really deserves it!!! 💖💖💖
The most emotional scene I think will always be the execution of John Coffey from The Green Mile
Great insight !
you big goofy loved this
That was quite a lecture! BookTube at its best!🤗💐
This video didn't have to call me out like that 😃
you can't make everyone cry , for exemple i watched all the sad movies , animes , etc and yes i felt a litlle sad but never cryed , but i still enjoied the moments .
The way you use edits as punchlines is so funny to me 😭😭😭 exactly my sense of humor 😭😭😭👏👏👏
I'm probably gonna spend a lot of time in your channel. Thanks for this, milady.
You're an angel.
You are very welcome. I'm happy to have been of assistance
4:00 emotional scene happens at the end of the series.....pixar's up~ i pulled a sneaky one on you...
great video
This video was so informative and well made! 👍👍👍👍 really really good job
Not gonna lie bruh I am watching this cause I wanted to make my wattpad readers cry but this video helped so much!! (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤ Thank you so much
That's awesome!! I hope you are able to achieve your dreams and make them cry all the tears
unfairness rejection
shattered dreams
guilt
.....
loneliness a bonding
bullying
Have you done a video that is focused on how to make a viewer cry for screenwriters?
I have not and sadly do not plan to. I write books and though there's some cross over which I believe makes some of my advice helpful to screen writers, I don't have real world experience in screenwriting and so don't feel comfortable giving advice on it. Checkout the video linked in the description though by The Closer Look, his is more screenwriter oriented
KITBULL!!😭!!!🤩!!!!!!!
It is truly underappreciated
Allow me to give my take from the vid.
The secret to make a reader ball the fuck out of their eyes is to..... hit a chord in their brain that calls back to their past experiences.
Loss, anxiety or anything else cited in the vid absolutely works because everyone experiences them to some degree.
This can be made when you simply make them care for the story, setting or themes enough and them run them over with a truck of layers, or just run them over FASTER by calling back to an experience the reader already lived through themselves. But this one is much more personal and target audience dependent, but FUCK ME its effective and you don't even need to spend so much on character development to destroy someone's hydration.
Personal example: Ranking of Kings.
I'm phisically disabled, very much like Bojji.
Episode two FORCED me to stop, go to bed and cry for (I kid you not) a full hour and took me an entire week to get over it.
EPISODE. TWO.
Really good video. Editing is amazing!! Subscribed
Thank you so much for the sub and the kind comment. You have made my morning
This video made me cry... xD
Not going to lie, during editing the scrubs clip got me like 5 times lol
I hAtE it here-- Episode for of FMAB has literally scarred everyone no cap
Ah you thats a lot of research Lady. ❤️❤️❤️ You got a new subscriber.
I can't help it, it's the scientist in me. I have too much curiosity and feel the need to explore every rabbit hole lol
Thanks for the sub! I'm happy to have you ❤
In a synopsis: Here's how to make a reader cry
Note: This is the easiest possible way to make someone cry. Highly suggest it!
Step one:
Cut an onion
Step two:
Stick it in the book
Step three:
Let sit in the sun for a bit
Step four:
Publish the book.
Hope this helped!
0:38
Gawd damn it, I had a mouthful of crown royal! The paradox almost drown me!!!
The goal is for people to drown in tears, not crown royal 😂
I LOVE your hair!
Thank you!!
At first I thought the video length had a practical cause if not for explaining correlated theories but it turns out there was just too much clips from different movies with additions of several unrelated clips just to spice things up
All you have to do is kill a dog in a book- if your reader doesn’t cry then they don’t have a heart
Easy mode
This video is so well executed. Thank you for making it! And great examples. I cried at every clip. 😭 Can't wait to watch more of your work!
Does anyone know where that first song at 12 seconds comes from? I can't remember!
Thank you so much!! I'm so happy it was helpful and comments like this really inspire me.
The song is Blonde Redhead - For the Damaged Coda, also known as the Evil Morty theme which is where it found its memedom.
@@CloudKitten And videos like this are so inspiring to so many!!! It's really nice of you to share your hard work with us all!😊 Thank you for really getting me thinking about this subject!
Oh! Evil Morty! Of course! 😂Thank you!
ARE YOU SERIOUS?!
What kind of monster would so blatantly expose their viewers to Fry’s Dog scene?!
Now I cannot stop crying. Who wouldn’t want that kind of loyalty in their lives?
It was pretty uncalled for lol I am sorry for my transgressions
Personal bookmark: 6:00
If anyone wants a story to cry to I would recommend flowers from 1970 😢
CATS
in microwaves.
I love how I can't remember enough about this video to know the context behind this comment
*Passage of Time*
Me: Remembers Monty and Harper's video
Me: 😭😭😭😭
NOOOOOO!!! I'd blocked that from my mind because apparently it was too traumatizing for my brain to even worry about it's capability to straight up kill me lol. I sat down and considered what The 100 clip to use (because of course I had to use at least one) and my mind managed to skip right over that one even though now that you bring it up, it's the one that made me cry the most out of the whole show. Granted it would have been too spoilory to get the green-light for this video, but I'm still ashamed I didn't remember it.
Knowing you love the 100, I was surprised not to see that, but I do agree that it would have been too spoilery :)
I’ve become the very thing I used to hate
A writer who makes people cry?
I am crying :3
Ah, see, maybe my secret plan with this video was to supplement my tear supply since I had to delay the publication of Red River
@@CloudKitten oh no, the anticipation will be overwhelming.
Most of the times, I will cry if I know in front there will be something that possibly make me cry :')
like in Hotarubi no Mori-e and Shelter by Potter Robinson.
I know it will make me cry, so i rewatch it and I cry, and I rewatch it and I cry.
The more I know, the quicker my tears flow :') and I am still looking for it :')
I think I am a maso audience :')
What the hell is AIDAN AI Porn? Hahaha 00:28
I was reading the Illuminea Files trilogy at the time (there's an AI called Aidan) and just wanted to see if anyone would notice an out of place folder name. Back when I made this video "AI" was still largely a scifi term 💀
Remember, evolution has no purpose...Intelligence does 😊
Sorry. i really like your channel. But are you really sayin that animals don't have feeling and with that their tears are just mechanical response of the body? Not cool
Animals 100% have feelings and emotions, and I'm definitely not saying otherwise. What I said was that many scientists think emotional tears are exclusive to humans, but that doesn't in any way mean animals don't feel sadness. They just didn't evolve to express those feelings via tears in the way humans do. Most animals don't smile because they didn't evolve those muscles to work in that way, but that doesn't mean they don't feel happiness. Same thing with tears. When cats are content they purr, humans don't purr but that doesn't mean we don't experience contentment. Emotional responses are incredibly species specific and tears just happen to be a response that many scientists agree is not observed in other animals. I have 2 cats and 1 dog and believe me, there are days when they're more emotional than I am.