The Urban Legend Iceberg Explained
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My favorite urban legend is that everything going to be alright.
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Please don't be afraid of doing multiple takes. You have a great narration voice, but there are a lot of points in the video where you stumbled over words or just froze entirely. It'll take more time to record but it's absolutely worth it.
yea great content + voice but presentation just needs some work. Its harder for me to feel engaged with the stumbling
Maybe he's dyslexic like me? He has a great voice tho...
@@IWillHarvestYourToes Guess he'll have to work harder.
Also macabre is not pronounced mock-ah-bray lmao
@@IWillHarvestYourToes not an excuse, plenty of youtubers have dyslexia. his problem is copy and pasting someone else's script with bigger words than he knows. he needs to write his own script.
"Incestuous" and "innocuous" sound similar but have vastly different meanings
I noticed that immediately too. I could tell what was meant from the context though. But woof, what a word lol
@@johnsandler481Yeah, I have a feeling he has a lisp, but if that's the case he's doing amazing.
I would say its the ladder he's looking for..
shockingly, the word Incense is certain fonts may also be mistaken for the word Incest xD
They don’t sound very similar… At least not to me..
Quick note. Innocuous and incestuous mean very different things.
It's killing me 😭😭
The man under the car story actually happened to me! A man eluding the police after shoplifting a bunch of expensive coats went missing in my neighborhood, and one day I was exiting my house to get the mail, I walked past my Dad's truck in the garage and heard a shuffling noise. It was barely audible, so I assumed I imagined it (I actually have a medical condition that occasionally induces audio hallucinations), and I soon forgot about the sound. Well, about a day later, my Dad found a ton of clothes hangers under his truck, and I realized that the sound I heard was the criminal hiding under my Dad's truck. Although the man wasn't described as dangerous, it was still a chilling feeling.
omg dude that's crazy! thanks for sharing your story, but that's low-key creepy, glad nothin bad happened.
Oh my gosh lol that's crazy! And to have such a condition that makes you think your ears are playing tricks on you makes that more chilling.
Hey fam, as someone who once stole a bunch of coats and had to evade police by hiding under a truck I REALLY appreciate the solid! Good coats are a treasure!
Couple notes on some of the entries:
The "Halloween Hanging" urban myth I'm most familiar with either says that, A: the body of a murder or suicide victim is mistaken for a Halloween prop, or B: a person accidentally hangs themselves while trying to pose as a hanging victim for a Halloween show.
The "Vanishing Hotel Room" urban myth I've always heard centers around a young woman and her mother, usually visiting the Paris Exhibition of 1889. They check into a hotel, but the mother starts to feel ill. The young woman calls the hotel doctor, who examines the mother and tells the daughter that she needs to retrieve some medicine from his office on the other side of the city. She does so, and is gone for some time, but when she returns to the hotel, she finds that the room that she had checked in to has been completely altered, with different furniture and wallpaper. What's worse, there's no sign of her mother. Neither the desk clerk or the doctor remember the woman's mother being present, insisting that she checked in alone. Indeed, even the registration book has been changed so that only the name of the young woman is present. The young woman never sees her mother again.
The "Kentucky Fried Chicken is Not Actually Chicken" myth usually centers around the name change of the franchise from "Kentucky Fried Chicken" to simply "KFC." The myth claims that this is because the restaurant chain started using genetically-altered birds without feathers, beaks, or feet, and legally could not continue to claim that they served "chicken."
KFC Kentucky fried children
One man was killed in the early 1900's during a heist and ended up being a hanging prop Sam o'nella did a vid on it is called dead body hijinks
it could possibly be referring to the story i once heard about a teenage boy deciding to prank his sister for halloween by setting up something to make himself look like he was hanging from a noose in their backyard. something went wrong and he ended up actually hanging.
im convinced bro did this whole thing in one take
Faxs
Because he did. He mentioned it in a comment
'humans can lick too' scared me so much as a kid, the mention of it brought back so many memories. one of the versions i was told had the girl not finding her dog, but getting up a few times and the last time she came back to her room she simply saw "humans can lick too" written in blood on her pillow.
My version had the dog dead in the bathroom with the note humans can lick on the bed
The version I was told growing up was that it was written over her bed frame with drops of blood on her face, and the blood drops had a trail leading to her dead dog in the bathroom, which was even scarier for me.
@@avo616bro yes 😯
In Spanish it goes as "Not only dogs can lick" I thing is scarier that way. It gives the legend more of a mysterious atmosphere by giving you the freedom to connect the dots by yourself.
I'd like to point out that the Candyman legend is entirely fictional, as in, the urban legend only ever existed in fiction. It was created by Clive Barker for his story "The Forbidden," which was then adapted into the movies with Tony Todd. The legend didn't exist until Clive Barker came up with it.
hey man! love the content so far, just a few suggestions as i want to watch your channel blow up! don’t be afraid to re-record over some of your stuttered words. it helps to keep the video flowing! also, if you’re unsure about a word, you can ask google to say it! you mispronounce a few words sometimes. hope the content keeps coming!!
He doesn’t listen
@@Patrizz2036well he doesn’t necessarily have to. it is his channel after all! plus he sounds pretty young (18-21) so he may be in school and doesn’t have a lot of time to do the extra work or just doesn’t want to blow up really and just does it for fun! just my thoughts :)
came to say this! i think slowing down a bit would help! otherwise all is good🫶🏻
@@jimmysleftnut6000 if he doesn’t want to blow up, then he wouldn’t be begging for Subscribers in the very beginning of the video… if he wants more subscribers then maybe he should listen to his viewers. Put in the effort to improve and the subs will grow
I suspect this is extremely common for up and coming UA-camrs, for example I have been subbed to Wendigoon since he had 10k subs or less and a few others who have since “blown up”. And I think once they become monetized and turn a profit they start polishing their content more and more, and start finding their groove/template that works for them. And once they are monetized enough to pay for an editor their content gets even more polished, sometimes too much and it becomes detrimental to their channel.
I really like Snook’s content and when he blows up we can look back and say “I remember when he still mispronounced words, occasionally stuttered, and his tempo was so fast he tripped over words he doesn’t normally have an issue with.”
great video, just wanted to point out that during the black-eyed children segment i think you meant to say "innocent" or "innocuous", but you said "incestuous" which is... very different lol 😅
I was going to comment this 😂
@@kaileehamilton836 it definitely caught me off guard 😂
OKAY I THOUGHT I WAS HEARING THINGS
Hahaha I was like "wait... Did he say what I think he did? No, my brain is probably just playing tricks"
he also said BEK stands for Black Eyed Children lol
For those interested in the image on the thumbnail it is of a Thelemic Magician demonstrating The Neophyte Sign of Silence/ of Harpocrates. It is possibly Crowley himself, perhaps one of his A.'.A.'. (Astrum Argentum) students. The image can trace its origins in pop culture after it appeared as the front cover of the magazine Détective in 1929. The robe was sold at Sotheby's on December 16th, 1996, lot 342. It was part of a large archive of material from the Estate of Isador Caplan Esq., one of Crowley's solicitors in the 1930s 'Laughing Torso' lawsuit. Crowley couldn't settle his legal bill and his lawyers took books and personal effects in lieu of payment.
This sign is part of Thelemic Magick which is Aleister Crowley's occult system. I was involved in Thelema for 15 years, in the OTO for 10 years. I left it behind, taking what I liked with me and ditching the rest. AMA.
thelemic beliefs are always interesting to me, but fuck crowley for real (demonolator here!!)
Have you read light bearers of darkness? I had no clue about Crowley and Blavatsky's connections to free masonry. I also had no idea that free masonry, rosicrucianism, yoga, kundalini, and all the other "new age" spiritualism shit is just kabbalah for goys.
How old are you?
@RemChu 31... why? I got into Thelema at 16, got my first copy of Liber Al at 18, had a bunch of weird experiences and sought out the OTO because of them not long afterwards and was involved for just under 10 years through most of my 20s
@madsfiedler3884 Hahah yeh I've kept a lot of Thelemic ideals and certain practices which I modify to suit my own personal system (developed a personalized version of The Star Ruby for example, it's damn cathatic XD, and I modified Liber E, Liber O, Liber Thisarb and others likewise) but after spending half my life studying him and his tradition and traditions linked to it one way or another I've learned too much about that narcissistic prick to think he was much more than a charlatan at best and a Black Brother at worst (probably a bit of both)
I’m from Mexico, sadly the urban legend about corpses being mistaken as Halloween/Day of the dead decorations became a reality a couple of years ago, some lady ended her life on a tree…. 😢
Oh that's awful ❤ 😭
How can Elisa Lam be an urban legend when it really happened? 🤔
Guess the urban legend part is what exactly happened to her, especially with all the paranormal aspects of some of the theories. But seriously my money is on her troubled mental health leading to her demise and sadly, the whacky theories on her death kind of blindsight us from her legitimate mental illness.
It maybe similar to a status title. The legend of xyz. Based off of real people or events
Before her death it was a popular urban legend in China, Korea, Hong Kong and Japan, there was even a movie very similar to the actual case
Also her death is also similar to the Elevator Game urban legend also popular in Asia
@@puffer_frogit's so easy to explain her weird behavior as a mental break, but then you think, how the hell did she end up in their water tank?
@@OrtegaSauce It was probably left unlock and she hopped inside and that was that. I just solved the mystery.
I would suggest reading the script before the video so you don't misspeak so much.
or do multiple takes
Fantastic job on this one man! My only piece of constructive criticism is that imo, you should do multiple takes when reading lines/entries. There were a quite a few entries where you stumbled over your lines, and it made it kinda hard to follow along. I know it requires quite a bit more work to edit and record, but it would really increase your professionalism and production quality.
This!!
wow is that serial expeirmne lain
@@poweradereal yes
There's honestly a lot if not most that can be forgiven. But butchering normal ass words like damage for example is unacceptable 🤣🤣 so I agree
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About the dog boy. There actually was an instance of a boy raised by wolfes in the 19th or 20th century. As far as I remember, he spend his first year under human care and 6 more years in the wilderness being raised by wolfes. There are written records of him since a psychologist took to teaching him after a mental ward got a hold of him. He was able to learn words and behavior patterns. He also build a vary strong emotional conmection to his nurse/nanny. Importantly though, he never mamged to aquire proper syntax. He couldnt build complex sentences. This was one of the earliest indicators that humans need to be around humans to develop certain mental functions like speech and that some of these functions need to be trained in certain time frames during early development or else it's too late
There was a girl raised by dogs in soviet Ukraine I believe there's some bizarre footage of her running on all fours after being discovered
@@olly_1558 Yes! Her name is Oksana Malaya. Her alcoholic father kind of just abandoned her at age three and for four years she lived with dogs and consequently adopted their mannerisms and behaviour.
do you write your own script? if so, i suggest not putting in words that are too complicated, especially if youre not confident in their pronunciation. in fact, i recommend looking up all words online for the phonetic spelling or listening to their pronunciation before recording. also, as others have mentioned, do multiple takes and slow down while recording! both will help you get cleaner takes that are more pleasing to the ear.
Ok thanks for the feedback!
@Snook_YT np! I didn't think you'd see this lol, I know you get a lot of the same feedback. I will say I did like the video uwu
50:20 As a Hawaiian, growing up with The Night Marchers urban legend was always terrifying as there may be no mercy to you- however, an addition to some of the stories, if you were related to any of The Night Marchers, they would leave you be.
good to know my internet trawling hasnt led me wrong with that last bit! (id in no way be safe but thought that was a semi-comforting tidbit that maybe some people could see their ancestors :O)
My mom grew up in Hawaii. When I was 13, I was really into My Chemical Romance when I visited. Learning about the Night Marchers put MCR’s “Welcome to the Black Parade” into a whole new perspective for me lol
“Anecdotal” “ana-sotal” im deaddd😂
I don't leave many comments anymore, but I was watching through and was confused by "Walking Sam" especially since you had mentioned Lakota and Sioux Native Americans. I am Lakota-Sioux from Standing Rock, we know "Walking Sam" as "The Tall Man" simply a tall figure with no feet, mostly an urban legend to keep children from doing anything bad, much like Krampus and La Llorna are used today. The Tall Man is usually seen on the tops of the hills along the Rez, he simply stands and observes the ceremonies.
Snook your content is criminally underrated bro. your channel deserves to be astronomically more popular than it already is.
Thanks! Means a lot, hope I get big soon! But thanks for watching!
@@Snook_YT sorry for not subbing sooner
I love the topics that snook makes videos on, but the way he stumbles over words turns me off to his content. I’m giving him another chance with this video, I’m really hoping things get better
I mention this on a lot of channels:
I know this takes a lot of work- I know you write a script, edit, keyframe, all on a time crunch. And for 90% of the video, it’s absolutely fantastic, engaging and interesting.
But it never ceases to baffle me how people who take such pride in their content fail to do the absolute bare minimum for making sure you’re pronouncing something correctly. I’m not even talking about super obscure Gaelic place names or whatever. I mean words like “Sioux”, “harbinger”, using the wrong prefix, etc.
It may seem nit-picky, and it may be. But I can’t overstate how much credibility a content creator loses over seemingly basic errors that could have been avoided with a 2 second google search.
Some exceedingly unfamiliar or verbose words can be difficult, and can be noted in the script like “bruh I’m probably fucking this up”- but Sioux? You couldn’t be fucked to just google it? Or type into UA-cam and click on a news report where they say it or something?
When the rest of the video is presented in a cogent, and structured way- those “little-big” mistakes predicated on laziness absolutely ruin it for a lot of people.
Normally I never say anything, but when I do, it’s because I LOVE the content and the creator. It’s nothing personal.
Especially when there are websites that pronounce a word for you.
I think there are readers, and there are listeners. Listeners understand words like macabre, and readers wind up saying macca bray.
That said, I'm not sure he's writing these scripts, because a writer has to know what they're saying, and how it's pronounced.
He's probably using scripts off the internet, or chatgpt.
@@lazchurchyard1229Wendigoon once said Dios as Dee oz and that was a bummer for me.
I love that this guy cant read his own script half the time
He definitely didn't write it himself. There's no way you stumble over things you've written and edited yourself.
@@lazchurchyard1229my guy I'll be speaking and fumble over my words
child in a chimney has quite a few real world versions, but one of the most disturbing ones was of a young boy who posted videos to youtube. The boy was neglected and one day, he wanted to stay home from school because he felt sick, his mom told him to "get your ass to school" (her words not mine) and instead of going to school he decided he'd go into the neighbors home since they were away for either vacation, or for the winter (I can't fully remember). He couldn't get in thru any normal means, so he decided to try and climb in thru the chimney. he got stuck, tried to disrobe in the hopes that less clothes would make him more able to move, and eventually perished... I can't remember if he was found during the missing persons search, or when the neighbors returned to their home, but I know he was eventually found. unsure if it's disrespectful to post the boys name but it's a publicized case that even has some youtube coverage to make understanding it much easier (since you wouldn't have to watch various news station archives and read thru news and police reports).
i think "the hargbergen of doom" was the funniest mispronunciation in the entire video. this was a hard decision, there were a ton to pick from
LMAO
That’s just rude.
The Halloween hanging actually happened one time. I remember several years ago reading online about a boy wanting to scare his family by pretending to have hung himself on Halloween but he accidentally actually hung himself.
Yeah, it’s a fucking urban legend. That’s how they spread. Doesn’t mean it happened. Unless you can prove it
@@lawdogattorneyatlaw4886 A teenager who pretended to hang from a gallows as part of a pre-Halloween hayride died while performing the stunt.
Police said that hayride customers found the body of Brian Jewell, 17, hanging from the gallows, his feet touching the ground.
The stunt had worked on other nights and there was no indication of foul play, prosecutor James Holzapfel said. The gallows was being checked for flaws, and an autopsy was performed.
"He's supposed to have the noose around his neck, but it's not a noose that tightens," said Holzapfel. Jewell would step down about one foot to the ground, making it appear he had been hanged, Holzapfel said.
Jordan Morlan, 16, died after a prank involving his love of Halloween went horribly wrong.
Morlan had been hanging Halloween decorations all day and had just returned home from helping his mom do laundry when the tragedy occurred.
Jordan's mom, Ginger Rodriguez, said he was trying to prank his little sister and her by pretending to be hanging from a noose decoration he put up on a tree in their front yard. The coroner said when he placed the noose around his neck, he became disoriented cutting his brain off from oxygen within 20 to 30 seconds. His younger sister discovered him unconscious and Rodriguez rushed to help cut him down, but said she was unable to remove her son.
Morlan was taken to the hospital where he was placed on a ventilator because he was in a coma. Rodriguez says her son's organs started to fail. Jordan died 12 hours after this accident.
Rodriguez said her son loved to play pranks and loved Halloween.
Videos about these classic urban legends make me feel so comfroted because it reminds me of a curious childhood. This video was so nice to listen to, thank you for it.
Anytime! Glad you enjoyed
"Bloody Mary, a ghost who may have survived a gruesome death."
Yeah, sorry, I'm out at this point.
What are the odds that chat GPT wrote the script for this video?
High.
Why is it that people call everything AI 😐someone will mispronounce a word or yave an accent and people go "its AI!" no bro, its a tongue twister.
The video was interesting. Just a few critiques.
1. Do a read through before hand/do multiple takes. There’s a lot of stumbling over words.
2. This kinda goes with point 1, but work on pronunciation. It just really puts me off, especially on rather common words.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the feedback
Bruh really wasted time to write that comment☠️☠️ this ain’t a college essay nobody is grading on pronunciation
@@themoongateofficial words mean things. at one point he mistook "innocuous" with "incestuous". if he doesn't want to properly pronounce words he can be a writer or journalist.
This sounds super chat GPT
Why do people just call everything AI nowadays 😐
@@chocomelo454 To answer your question, because anything could be. Also becuase this is not how humans speak.
@@chocomelo454This video in particular has some red flags. Phrases like "it's important to remember that there is no evidence to suggest..." etc etc and the phrase "spine chlling" or permutations of it are very common in chatgpt. Now, these phrases alone don't prove anything, but combined with the less than confident narration, it doesn't seem like much of a stretch.
This is all conjecture, sure. But there's at least a basis for it.
@@MrMrjaymz those are common phrases that I, a human, use all the time. Especially the former, I use phrases structured that way all the time
if you're already editing your video with transitions you should really consider taking multiple post-cuts when you stumble or stammer over a word, its incredibly jarring in a long-form video like this
Charlie Noface was always known as "the Green Man" growing up around Beaver Falls/New Castle area. It was because his skin had a green tint of which he said was due to being electrocuted. When I was young I would explore around with my cousins at night and we ran into him. He would actually talk to you most of the time if you didn't mess with him!
I can't be the only one who noticed not all entries on each level (especially the later ones) weren't elaborated on, but just skipped.
I explained why I did near the end.
7:15 The spider in the picture here is a cellar spider! Their bite is rare, and so mild a lot of people don't notice. They prefer to wriggle really fast to confuse whatever is trying to get at them.
(Also, there is no animal that injects eggs under the skin of other animals- Even botflies hatch on the surface of the skin before they burrow in.)
Most spiders don't even lay eggs per say, they make egg sacs. Some leave them be, some even carry them with them like a baby carriage.
Sperm, yes. Eggs, no.
29:40 did you say their requests are often INCESTUOUS???
The quality of your videos have increased so quick my man, keep up the brilliant work
Thank you so much, glad you are enjoying the videos! Thanks for watching!
Great video my guy, after seeing some of the comments I know this is nothing you havent seen already so I'll keep it short. You have a great voice that doesn't feel forced like people who want to make themselves sound all *spooky* and only end up sounding cringe af. Iron out some of the stumbling with some extra takes and I can see this channel growing for you. Again, great video big man!
Great video, but some of these arent Urban Legends, they are just things that happened, Elisa Lam, and the Toxic Lady, etc.
True. It was annoying. Plus, "Bigfoot" creatures are real, there's tones of evidence. I hate hearing people smacking it together with killer clowns and other bloody Mary's 😂
@@KingaKucykbro what
I liked the video but I won’t lie it feels a little half assed. When you talked about Bloody Mary you didn’t even talk about the origin of her name queen mary. You didn’t talk about how queen mary got her name from her enemy. Basically just old school name calling.
With the organ trafficking you said it’s extremely uncommon. I googled it and you can find countless survivors with scars on their abdomen from organ harvesting. I saw one photo that had three men who looked to all be from the same village and all three had the same scar on their abdomen. Maybe it’s not common in the entire world but in some areas it happens more often then you’d like to think
Never mind I’ve seen more organ traffic photos and you can find groups of like 10-20 people standing with each other that all got the same scar. Multiple different groups of men with the same scar, like I had to stop looking it’s just endless and got my anxiety going. I can’t imagine living in an area where one day I wake up and my kidney is gone
is this your first time reading out loud or what
Love you’re videos. Just as a suggestion redoing some recording and fixing some mispronunciations would make your videos greater than they already are keep up the good work !
Interesting video but I recommend practicing the script a few times before recording to work on the delivery of the lines.
dude your videos are really good. hope to see you grow a lot in the platform and put out more quality content
Thank you! New video soon
Great voice for narrations, I could listen to long form content while falli my asleep. I wish you would slow your cadence; you seem in a hurry to get everything out as well as the stuttering and freezing really breaks up the mood.
The Gloria Ramirez case makes me so upset. I feel so bad for the poor woman. I can't imagine how she was feeling.
I feel like the Chupacabra is one of the legends that should be surface level of the iceberg. It's quite well known beyond Latin America. As for Japan, I believe they have the most terrifying legends hands down.
When I was in elementary school my friends and I were yelling scary stories and my friend told me the “humans can lick too” story. and if I can recall, there’s another one about a girl who is babysitting and every time she goes downstairs into the basement to add toppings onto this little girls ice cream that she’s babysitting, there’s a ghostly figure getting closer and closer to the house or to the mirror. I forget the whole story, but I remember it freaking me out and I was scared of mirrors for months.
I realize you meant to type "telling," but the thought of little kids "yelling" scary stories across the classroom to each other while all the other kids are quietly trying to work just makes me giggle.
I wish you could have described the other stories as well because I noticed you mostly covered a bit over half of them from the list
this is the first video of yours that I have watched and I'm hooked! you've got my subscription
hey i watched this video right after watching one of your older videos from about a month ago, and your content has improved a ton from then to now in such little time. keep up the good work bro
Thank you!!!
I can give another form of Phantom Social Worker from the US and this is rooted in federal law. A retired State Trooper once explained to me that it's federal law that you are not required to stop for undercover officers regardless of the situation, and if you do, always go to a well-populated and lit area. She explained that around the time undercovers became popular, human traffickere would get blue lights despite the illegality and pose as undercover officers to pull over women or parents with children to kidnap either the woman, or mother and child, and drive off. This caused the federal government to create the law that undercovers can't pull you over and are instructed to radio a marked car if there's a traffic violation.
snook do you use chatgpt for your scripts?
I remember the KFC Chicken conspiracy! That's one my brother actually fell for back in the day!
Basically, the story was that KFC was farming their own genetically modified chicken to serve in their restaurants, but they were so mutated that they could not legally be classified as "chickens." So that's why their name was changed from "Kentucky Fried Chicken" to simply "KFC.
Another Snook banger
Thank you bro! Checked out a few of ur vids, def gonna watch them! Thanks for watching.
Honestly I like the way you narrate !! You get straight to the point, no annoying small talk for no reason 😭 keep up the good work !!
Thank you! Means a lot!
Keep up the good work :) nice seeing you improve
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Well I'd be pretty scared if a child came up to my house with an incestuous request
Keep up the good work. You improved a lot 😊
Subbed. Lots of effort went onto this, you are drastically underrated
Did anyone else have weird rumors/urban legends specifically to do with their school? I remember that back in elementary we had these drinking fountains with three spouts, and everyone always said never to drink from the middle spout because every night a homeless man broke into the school and peed on it
Yeah there was this one guy who went to high school when i was a middle schooler and literally everyone believed that he had trouble with the cops bc he allegedly stabbed a classmate in the school basement.. i don't think it ever happened but for some reason every other middle schooler i knew believed that to be true at the time
We had one in my middle school called “Ratboy”. There was this hallway in the school basement called “Ratboy Hallway”. The legend goes, this kid was having gym class in the one room with all the mats on the floor as we all did when some bullies trapped him in that hallway and locked him away. Since it was an unused hallway for as long as anyone could remember, nobody could find him. He ended up staying alive by eating rats and any students who dared to enter that hallway. It was essentially a closed off corridor in the school basement unused for many moons until it sprouted a little urban legend. I went in there back in seventh grade being the explorer I am (and still am). I never found shit obviously. It was a very decrepit and unfinished area clearly closed off for a reason. Made for a fun place to film for our video and animation class, though.
My nation school are popular with Japanese Imperial Army ghost. At night, the JIA will Use the school field area to march and you can hear screams in Japanese and loud stepping sound . Whereas nothing happens in the field. It kind of interesting because some school in our nation did become JIA military base or mass grave, which is probably how this story exist
we had a story about a girl who didn't braid her long hair while using a sewing machine in a home keeping class so her hair got into the sewing machine and her whole scalp came off, then she died of blood loss, and now her ghost haunts the girls home keeping classroom and, specifically, the storage room, where all of the old sewing machines are kept
everyone was convinced our middle school were haunted (me included), the legend was that they were on old burial grounds and because it was cheap land it was bought up by the school, not completely unbelievable since the vibes also felt off even to me now as an adult
The double-L in 'La Llorona' is pronounced like 'y', like in 'tortilla'
I'm in the hospital and just found your channel today and have watched almost all of your videos. I dont know how you dont have more popularity on this app, my nurses have been asking me about your channel all day😂
Wow, glad you enjoy the content, thank you for watching the channel, new video out today! ❤️
This is a really great compilation but you gotta do more than one take. Best of luck.
There isn’t a dog boy, but there has been a case of a “dog” (wolf) girl though. Look it up.
great vid, can’t wait to see you at 50k!
Thanks man! Hope to get there soon 🤞
LOVE this vid, this sort of aesthetic is cool! first time getting recommended the hcannel
WOAH i literally just got into your stuff like yesterday, didnt expect yt to give me this 10 minutes after it uploaded!
Glad your enjoying my vids ❤️ hope you enjoy this video, thanks for watching
Love this, but why is everything formatted like a ChatGPT response?
Me when i dont know what AI is
30:18 you having trouble there man? It sounds like you're trying to pick a lock with your tongue.
you hit that goal real quick, keep grinding brother❤️
When I was growing up, I was told by some friends about a couple who were driving through a woods and their car broke down. The boyfriend got out to find help and the girl stayed in the car. She started hearing a banging on top of her car, and the police arrived, telling her to run to them and not look back. But she did and saw an escaped mental patient on top of the car, banging her boyfriend's decapitated head on the car's roof.
I absolutely believed it was true, but later found out it was an urban legend - it was even mentioned in the classic UK sitcom Vicar of Dibley.
I'm just curious, but is there a particular reason you skipped so many entries in the last few layers?
I was really invested in this iceberg, but you skipped over some that seem really trippy.
Not the biggest deal but your pronunciation of the Lakota Sioux is hilarious 😂 I'm from this area and it's pronounced Lakota (just like the state Dakota) and Sioux sounds like SOU, like you're saying soup without the p on the end
This is the best video I’ve seen in a while I’ve been looking for a good UA-camr and I’ve finally found one keep it up PLUH😻😻😺😺😸
Bud, your voice is perfect for these kinds of videos. A few second takes could make a big difference. But you've hooked me.
are there any reasons for some of the skipped entries? love your narration!
I can tell you're still very new to making videos. But you're very good at it even if you have some problems here and there.
You're gonna be a great UA-camr and definitely deserve more subscribers!
Subscribed! Keep up the good work, and I hope you reach your goal! ❤
I love your videos ! I have hope in your future improvements in reading !
If a word is unfamiliar to you, it would be wise to look up the pronunciation before saying it in a recording.
Aren’t you glad you didn’t turn on the light is a great excuse for not studying and being cool 😎
Also the Halloween hanging is based on a true event where a haunted house had a hanging as a prop but it turned out to be real.
The body in the chimney story also turned out to be real as 18 year old Josh Maddux was found dead in the chimney of An abandoned house, and he also had a UA-cam Channel.
Also Dogboy is what happens if someone takes “Having that dawg in them” literally.
Good lord that La llorona pronunciation is horrific, it’s pronounced LA YO-RONA
Pretty sure Aka Manto is an older version of Hanako San
Isn’t it weird that there’s two versions of the Red Room?
this was so good watched the whole thing, like wendigoon. but yes if you clean up your audio with editing you’ll blow up no doubt. keep up the great work dude!
Ok thanks!
The one with the dog is creepy af but also pretty close to impossible unless you’re deaf, your dog is deaf, or has no vocal cords. Dogs have a very high level of hearing and smell as well as better low light vision and will pretty much always be aware of someone before they are of it. And even if your dog is relatively quiet it won’t be towards an unknown intruder.
There’s a reason burglar’s often avoid houses with dogs even small ones.
the goat uploads again 💯💯 legend
Thank you!! Appreciate the kind words, hope you enjoy the video, thanks for watching ❤️
One thing that bugs me about several of these urban legends: any time someone is alone with an unseen killer why is it the killer chooses to taunt them rather than murder them? Like with the dorm roommates story or the licking story, why taunt the survivor instead of getting another kill? It would have been dead (pun absolutely intended) simple to do.
killers are not really okay mentally (duh) so they might find it pleasing or entertaining
thats more realistic than you think, killers often do it for pleasure and entertainment, so they in some cases actually get close to the victim before killing them, several serial killers work like that for no reason some times but just so they can play their sick mind game.
Because it makes it more fun. I should know since I'm currently in your room :)
Damn keep pumping out vids you're the goat ❤
Thank you ❤️ hope you enjoy the video. And thanks for watching!
i just found this channel and i love your narration sm, your voice is so perfect for iceburgs!!! also strange question im sorry, but the background music is so familiar but i cant remember what its called, whats the name of the BGM used in this video? so sorry for this weird question
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
You know it's something good when this is the top comment
Do you write your own scripts or do you use chat gpt? It sounds like you're reading it for the first time
yeah i deadass thought he was just reading the wikipedia articles for them
Kid ill be reading a book and do that. Learn what AI is please
You’re underrated as hell man! great video
thanks man! new video soon!
cool video!
love these stories..
Setting for watch later, cant wait to listen to this!
Sounds good, appreciate you watching and listening!!!
Great video man
Thank you!
Love this video! Watching this while doing work feels great 10 out of 10 video even though i already know most of these.
here before this channel blows up heavy
I appreciate the effor you put into narrarating atleast you didn’t go the lazy route and use text to speech like most channels. Keep it up!
I appreciate that!
It's not lazy, they still have to do research. Sometimes people just can't narrate.
This script could have gone through a couple more drafts