I think death itself gives them the hints and visions that leads to them escaping death. Like death is just bored so just wants to make things interesting
I think that was it for the first time, but Death had no clue it was gonna mess up deaths schedule, so bad. So since then, it's been annoyed and running trying to fix things. The visions could also be like a mandela effect where they live through their death but then get thrown back to the current timeline.
@@tsubakiofmelancholy6297 I don't think he's a demon since he isn't active enough even in the films he's in to be directly involved with the deaths for any malicious intent to be gained from it, but I do think he knows a little too much to just be some random guy either. My thought process is that he is probably Death himself, not the force that is killing everyone but probably the being that designed it to work as it does, giving some information to the soon to be victims to at least give them a bit more time while he knows it's almost impossible to escape its design without following through with a death and finding out a way to undo it. Most people die to it anyway even if a few bumps are avoided, so telling them how it works doesn't hurt the grand design. Now the only reason I say he isn't the cause of all of these movies is because the movies don't make him that important and he never seems happy about anyones deaths, if he was a demon that wanted to mess up Deaths plans he would have taken up more of an active role to save peoples lives and if he was the thing directly killing these people he would show some form of enjoyment by toying with all of their lives in each movie.
The characters don't react because it takes a second for a human to react after seeing something, and if something falls on you top speed, you don't have time to react, only to see what's about to kill you. (and yes, maybe it takes 3 seconds to happen for us the audience, for theatrical effect)
Bro this movie franchise is hella smart thinking about all those deaths, how they connect, making them thematically similar and handling the lore. Thank god czworld love your work
51:48 So, interesting psychology fact: This is realistic because people often feel an urge to change clothes after traumatic events. The clothes a person wore during a traumatic event often end up being associated with said event for the next few hours or days. People often aim to change out of them ASAP because it ends up making them feel uncomfortable and reminds them of the event further. Now, going purely off of the writing standpoint: You're probably on point saying they changed because of the blood stains. Just thought this would be interesting to point out.
not to be even more morbid, but sometimes victims of SA that don't report right away will often trash the clothing they were wearing during the attack. They'll associate it so much with the event, that they can't bear to have the "tainted" clothing near them. it's also why they'll often shower immediately, they just... feel dirty (personal experience as well as noted in some cases that had later reports/books about SA victims)
@@DEATH-THE-GOAT I wouldn't say it was too much more morbid, but I am curious on where the SA is brought in. I originally mentioned this fact to respond to the time stamp which involved the witnessing of her friends' death. I don't recall SA being involved with that part, however I haven't seen the video in full for a while. Is this just an addition to dark psychology facts or does it relate to a part in the video?
Everyone loves a game. Many depictions of a “Death” figure involve games. In this franchise, it seems almost that Death is reluctant to play and wants things orderly. The clairvoyants in the films seem to muddy the works, then he uses his oldest and most sure-fire trick, fluids. It would be neat if they went full Black Parade and gave Death a real personality shown through these types of hints, but that doesn’t seem overtly present. Shout out to Wendigoon’s Black Parade video, it’s very cool and an interesting take on the record.
no but frfr it’s an amazing concept. instead of the person having to stay alive, the parents have to keep the child alive & it would be an amazing twist if the single mom was the one to keep her child alive 🙂↔️
@@samdragona8425 I believe this one is fashioned after the Stryge from Notre Dame cathedral in Paris. Although it's not an actual gargoyle, it's one of the 'Chimères' which are purely decorative and were built when it was renovated in the 1800's.
I think Death was actually going to visit France for his vacation but ever since the first movie survivors it got called back to work. That’s why in the movies when we see anything with France , it’s just telling us that it still angry on not getting its vacation. 😂
Years ago, I took the train to college every week. My mom drove me to the train station that Sunday. The weather was unusually stormy and I later heard there were even small tornados, which almost never happens in my country. As we were waiting for the train, already spooked by the weather, I saw an ad sign next to the tracks and the tagline said "Think again." Luckily nothing happened, lol. I'm still alive (knock on wood).
I rewatched the FD franchise and honestly it is my favorite franchise. I remember being scared watching these movies when I was little and honestly I am still terrified of these movies as an adult. I think it’s because these movies revolve around everyday occurrences like going on a plane, cooking, riding a rollercoaster, etc which is why the franchise feels very fresh no matter how many times I watched it.
So, I grew up with the superstition that horse shoes have to be hung/placed with the open end facing up. The logic is that the horseshoe holds the luck in it. If you tip the shoe upside down the luck can pour out of it making you "unlucky". So, the guy with the horseshoe hanging in his car, was hung upside down. He didn't have any luck to begin with.
When I was a kid my dad had a sign made with out lastname and a horseshoe, which was hung upside down. I dont remember how long after, but I had mentioned one day "hey did you know that's bad luck" and he was actually shook and kinda froze. He told me how since he got the sign he was having bad luck and noticed he was always being watched/followed by a crow. He flipped the horseshoe around and never mentioned bad luck or being followed again
@TommasoFirmini oh wow! It always amazes me how things happen sometimes. Crows in my family are messengers trying to get someone's attention about a truth they're avoiding. Their truth can hurt, but paying attention always leads to healing and growth. Maybe the crow was trying to let him know about his luck, who knows huh? I love thinking about things like this, it's all very subjective and people's experiences help shape and grow superstitions like this. I love it. Also, very glad your dad's luck changed for the better ^_^
A correction for the necklace at @24.13 It's not a demon tail, it's a fish hook. That style is common in Māori and Pasefika art, but pendants like this are traditionally carved out of bone (or pounamu [greenstone] in Māori culture) of course not metal. In te reo Māori they're called hei matau.
I noticed that at the beginning of FD2, when it focuses on the keychain, it also says "Road Trip", with the "T" covered up to make it say "Road RIP," which is most definitely a reference to the opening highway crash.
Okay, here are a few more small details: - The pigeon that Goth Ian (FD 3) shot is also a clue to Tim Carpenter (FD 2). - When Kimberly sees the pigeon, she sees the premonition through the glass. Tim dies with a plate of glass. - Ian works in a "build it" store, Tim dies in an unfinished construction site. The bridge in FD 5 is also still under construction. - Olivia Caslte's death in FD 5 is similar to Tim's death in Denstist, which also ends with glass. She also tried to get a laser eye so she wouldn't need glasses, but oh well.... - Another Office reference is actor Nicholas D'Agosto, who also plays Hunter, Jan's boy toy. - A lot of fan references, in FD. Alex throws the porn magazine through a fan, in FD 3 Frankie dies by a motor that looks like a fan. FD 5 Candice dies next to a fan. The tourbine of the airplane explodes. They also look like a fan. - Tod means death in German. Amazing video by the way! Sub directly! 😉
Just realized that if Molly never got back with Sam she would have never died; we never saw her die in the first vision because she canceled her ticket.
Thousands of people's fight or flight response is dull enough that they 100% would watch something like that fall on them, and he was high from his surgery.
Isabella’s under reaction to her water breaking reminds me of when my water broke with my second pregnancy and I didn’t notice. Doctor told me I wasn’t leaving the hospital and I was like “But I have stuff to do”
Another thing about wolves you skipped. A Black Wolf is actually connected to the Devil in folklore also. So a double connection to your list of links.
There is a show called Dead Like Me that may be Final Destination from the reaper point of view. The 5th episode of the 1st season explains what happens when Death's design is messed with. AJ Cook (Kimberly) makes a cameo in one of the episodes
AJ Cook was also in a show with Eliza Dushku - Tru Calling - where the main character worked in a morgue. Dushku played Tru and Cook was her best friend.
4:47: the reason why the train is red white and blue is because that was the paint scheme of BC Rail. The BC Stands for British Columbia and this movie was filmed in Vancouver BC
@@gills2794 yup, it is; robber is voleur and volé (masc.)/volée (fem.) is stolen. Like for example, car is fem in french "Voiture" so if you want to say your car got stolen you say "ma voiture est volée"
I think final destination is so scary because death is like relentlessly chasing them down and no matter what they can’t escape it. Like they are truly doomed. Just like we all are being chased everyday and we don’t know when we will be caught
When I was a student, I had penciled my own outline for a final destination finale (mainly because I didn't like the last movie). In my head, everything led back to the coroner. I would be discovered that he was the one causing all the premonitions of the main characters across the franchise as a way to keep death distracted and away from himself as he had found his own way to predict the designs and his own demise. So he'd mess with said design in a way that forced deaths attention away from him and give him extra time. I had made up a lot of dumb explanations like those disasters being indirect catalysts of his own death long time later, kinda like a bigger version of the constant domino effect accidents from the other deaths, so death itself didn't give him much priority even if it still kept making all the preparations for him to die in a way worst than all the other franchise accidents.
Yea I rented it from a library for fun. It’s dumb and you can only save the dude with the camera.. he’s literally the only person you can actually save. All the other deaths are just cut down versions of the original. It was totally just a marketing gimmick with no real thought put into it. The studio probably did it without the actual film makers being involved.
@@Tyson2394 omg really that makes it so much less cool I like don’t remmber the different cut scenes anymore I just remembered like you got to pick the fate or whatever it was
Adding onto this, gargoyles are French, AND their dual purpose is to reroute water from the roof! Additionally, the gargouille was also a sea serpent in mythology!
I remember reading Death of a Salesman in college, and the most memorable part of the book was the whistling. Someone in a chapter was weirded out that a character who was not successful was whistling. It was the creepiest read.
22:44 I dont know if that's also a secret, but holding a horseshoe downwards is also considered "bad luck", like you spilling out all the luck inside the horseshoe.
The limbs with hooks on them are prosthetic limbs, they're what people who lost an arm in an accident can use as a replacement hand. Yeah it's a bit weird that he's rolling around a cart filled with them, but maybe he's delivering them to someone or cleaning out a storage, or maybe he's just a kooky collector.
Thank you! I wondered if someone else had commented about that. If I hadn't found yours I'd have said something. Its not really that odd if you think it through. Maybe he repairs them at home for a shop. Something like that. Never really know without a context question in the movie which they didn't have.
1:15:26 You forgot to mention that the officer's name is Craig Perry. That's one of the crew members who helped with the creation of all the Final Destination movies, and he sometimes leaves comments under the FD reaction videos on UA-cam.
25:27 CZ just have to point out the painting is of a woman in a red sweater with one knee propped up on a stool. If you look really closely you can see her head in the far left corner of the frame.
Oh wow i didn't know every premonition in FD4 had "It's here" somewhere in them. Crossing out "its coming" and replacing it with "It's here" is cool. You know they thought of that first and retroactively added all the other "its here" messages
There’s one thing I ALWAYS think about when watching FD5 and I was hoping that you caught it or said something about it! But knowing that FD5 is a prequel, when Tony Todd’s character says “It’s just that I’ve seen this before” after Isaac’s death, makes me wonder…. WHERE DID HE SEE THIS BEFORE???
honestly i’ve always thought that making the statue that commemorates the teens that died on the plane a bird that looks like it’s about to take off kinda morbid because they died on a plan that just took off
This is an AMAZING breakdown. So detailed and precise, GREAT work. But also, super savage at that Rollercoaster Tycoon reference with the 6 people died 😭💀
grudge scares me more death already feels indifferent irl it doesn't seem to discriminate but then there's those deaths that feel eerily "deserved" my mom used to tell me about a butcher in her country with a mean streak, he didn't kill the animals in a humane way everyone would hear the animals crying out until one day someone attacked him with the same lack of mercy and he cried out for help and nobody came to his aid...
14:05 My boyfriend and I watched all of the Final Destination movies a few years ago. We noticed the water being involved with the deaths pretty quickly. So for the rest of the movie and during the others, whenever there was water or another liquid involved in a character's death we'd say "Death is a liquid" to each other
I always thought the bridge reference in Final Destination 2 and the Mt. Pleasant thing was a reference to The Mothman Prophecies, which was released a year earlier. That whole movie was about the Mothman being an omen of death coming to Point Pleasant- trying to save people from a disaster. Kind of the complete reverse of this movie where they seek out clues to death coming, in MMP they’re being warned to avoid it.
@@namtti777I thought so too, almost like he admires his handiwork when he’s preparing g deceased people. And almost taunting the survivors being around them and hinting he will get them one way or another
With the recent news of Final Destination: Bloodlines, my hype for Final Destination is back! I really thought I knew everything about the movies… your video proved me wrong. I love Easter Eggs and hidden details (both intentional and unintentional), and you did a very good job with this, I’m sure it took a lot of time and research. Keep up the good work!
Its heartbreaking what FD1 is inspired by from an aviation point of view. Nothing was so haunting than being up in a North Jersey marsh in the meadowlands seeing a memorial placed for TWA Flight 800. Definitely give it a read when you get the chance
FD3 is very nice for us coaster enthusiasts, but especially Great Adventure. Not only Rolling Thunder but the statue outside of the coaster in the movie has been almost replicated for El Diablo, and then later used for Jersey Devil
You’re the best ever to watch for any break downs, any analysis, any information, anything you might have missed, you’re the one! Thank you so very very much for all this hard work! We Love and Adore you!
I watched all the movies as a kid growing up.. but it wasn't until I re watched all of them as an adult to really understand and grasp that last scene on the plane from the very last movie... My mind was blown.
@@sandrasierra3560still early in development but Wendy from FD3 is rumored to return so it seems like her and maybe Kevin and Julie lived through the subway crash after her premonition, probably just her, she got a bit more pep in her crawl with a broken leg knowing another train was coming Really hoping Kimberly and Burke show up too (yeah yeah yeah they were said to be dead in a newspaper in a Choose Your Fate scenario, most of us assume that the multiverse of Choose Your Fate isn’t inherently canon, if we don’t see Kim and Burke die on screen, they’re alive until proven otherwise imo, just like with Alex and Clear until FD2) All of the previous survivors (including maybe one or two from lists we never saw) should be brought together by either Bloodworth or Wendy to help a new group of survivors, add new rules that make sense and add more lore that isn’t too egregious to Death, maybe add an opposite force that is responsible for the premonitions
@@Gibbypastrami okay cool I was wondering if the title was alluding to Isabellas Hudson son from 2 he was never given a name and is a survivor. Looking at the wiki should now be around 23 or 22 years old now.
I'm really hoping Tony Todd isn't revealed to be death in the next movie. That would be the saddest, most predictable cop out ever. Just let him be a really weird dude. He's a mortician. He works with dead people. Let him just be socially awkward. Most of his advice ended up being wrong anyway. He's not the grim reaper or some otherworldly force. He's just weird and lonely. We all know that one guy
@@FoxMcFly85 "Most of his advice was wrong." Cites only ONE line. In movie two Kimberly and AJ appear to not only have escaped Death's design but are the only two in the entire series to have done so after Kimberly intentionally drowned herself and was revived thereby saving AJ as she was in line after him. Being brought back from the dead is new life. The pregnant lady in movie two was never meant to die so her birth had no chance of proving the life theory.
@@APackOfHungryGhosts they die in a woodchipper accident. I think it was either a deleted scene or an Easter egg in the 3rd movie. Regardless. I stand by my comment
I keep forgetting that when it comes to reactions to touma or in this case something deadly going on people recognize only two out of 3 big "F"s- fight and flight, and completely forget about the third one which is freeze, and very common reaction. When it comes to the Final Destination this might be an unpopular opinion, but 2 was always my favorite.
I've watched all of these so many times, 1&3 more than any, I thought I had been pretty good at spotting them all...maybe not. The amount of detail that goes in to them explains why I love them.
1:10:01 Honestly his death seems to be similar to the death of James Byrd Jr. A black man who was brutally murdered in Jasper, Texas in 1998. He was hooked to the back of a Ford pick up truck and dragged for 3 miles til his agonizing death. The three men responsible were also avowed white supremacist 😅. It has been so long since I watched “The final destination” and now knowing the franchise has many Easter eggs that were related to real life people and events it totally wouldn’t take me by surprise if his death could have been inspired by this. I definitely grew tired of the franchise over time, but this video has definitely given me a new found appreciation of it! Thanks for the video 🙏🏽👏🏽
There is another urban legend about Love Rollercoaster. The model on the album cover had her modeling career ruined because her legs were maimed on that shoot, and she was later murdered in the studio by the band manager. The honey she poured over herself (on the album cover) reacted with the fibre glass platform she knelt on. When she was removed from the platform the skin on her legs came away. She confronted the band manager for compensation and he killed her while the Ohio Players were recording.
in case anyone else (other than me) read this with horrible reading comprehension and thought this was real, the model, ester cordet, was not disfigured or murdered and is still alive at 77 years old. additionally, the scream in the song is from the bands pianist
@kais3297 I should have made it clearer it is just an urban legend and is completely untrue 😅 Sorry if it was a bit rambly too, I was um....relaxing 🍃 😶🌫️ I remember watching the urban legend video around 22 years ago. It was going around at school and took about 30 minutes to load on dial-up 😂
This is the false info I also grew up believing! It started circulating right after the 3rd Final Destination movie came out if I remember correctly. Ps. You definitely made it clear it's just an urban legend 🙂
"à la Volée" in french can mean also on the fly => "en vol" (ex volley in tennis/soccer context) , and in some context can be directly translate by Flight when talking about stairs.
The ending to 1 FD was perfect. I didn't know about that song! Is it ever explained why these people have the ability to see into the future? Or just THEIR death?
@@danjonmills Also I think this was mentioned before is that at the airport while Alex and everyone see the plane explode through the glass which shatters in the background reveals upcoming deaths such as the bus that will run over Terry Chaney etc. Wow talk about your foreshadowing. Notice after Tods death how death retracts itself? It's the only time we ever see this happen in any of the Final Destination films! Tod spelled back words is Dot but could this also have a meaning? Death Of Them? Dead Of They? Clear makes a Michael Jackson reference in regards to Tod when she and Alex sneak into the morgue to see him. M.J. would die 9 years later!🤔🔍⏳🕵
Small detail in FD2 regarding Evan's "good luck" horseshoe ring: when you hang a horseshoe, the ends are supposed to be pointing up to catch and contain good luck. Hanging a horseshoe with the ends pointing down indicates losing all your luck. When Evan takes out his ring to admire it, he held upside down.
Don't know why but Terry's death scene just gets me everytime when she gets hit by a bus and proclaims to everyone 2 seconds before "Than you can just drop fucking dead" and she does. Very chilling scene 😮
1:15:58 - FTR, that Corona Beer Brand was seen in FD2 when Evan returned to make Mozzarella Sticks which resulted his Apartment Fire. It could be considered as a neat-o callback, yes.
Great video @czworld what I really like about your videos is you're able to give wonderful insights into these universally beloved horror franchises and in the case of this video you were able to spot interesting details in the background of certain scenes which foreshadow the horrors to come good work and all the best 👍☺
I have a theory that Alex didn't die between FD 1 & 2. He or some group faked his death so that he could go underground. This would involve some kind of additional mythos where a person could "blind death" to their existence by performing some ritual. In my fantasy at the end of FD 3, on the subway at the end, when Wendy (played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has her vision and then realizes that they are doomed, Alex would appear and say, "Come with me if you want to live." Actually, this could be part of FD 6 or 7 if they ever get around to making it.
What a coincidence, I just finished watching all the Final Destination movies last night and I noticed this black man shows up in all of them. I'm assuming he's "death" just by the eerie feeling he gives off.
Nah. According to the directors, William Bloodsworth is not death, but has played death's game before. I think one of the articles that came up on the sixth film, was hinting at William's past. Maybe we'll finally see the connection, after all, William did say "I"ve seen it all before."
This fella is becoming my favorite source of horror entertainment since I found him last night. Covers many movies I actually wanna hear about, more in depth than anyone else I've found. And is also the perfect personality to do it imo. Just seems like a real life horror movie junkie. Like a smart one like Randy off scream
Just coming by after making this comment and watching farther into the video.....james wonG? Who the hell is that? I thought this was about James WON. Original creator of SAW and INCIDIOUS. I'm also drunk so maybe that's why I didnt catch the G in your comment. But seriously...who is james wong?
@@kelsey2333 nah you right I had put that comment when I had just gotten home from work and wasn’t fully locked in and saw the name at a glance hahaha but you’re right im just a dumbass hahaha
I think death itself gives them the hints and visions that leads to them escaping death. Like death is just bored so just wants to make things interesting
My theory, it is Bloodworth. He is some form of demon, or spirit that escaped. And is messing up Death's plan.
I think that was it for the first time, but Death had no clue it was gonna mess up deaths schedule, so bad. So since then, it's been annoyed and running trying to fix things.
The visions could also be like a mandela effect where they live through their death but then get thrown back to the current timeline.
@@tsubakiofmelancholy6297 I don't think he's a demon since he isn't active enough even in the films he's in to be directly involved with the deaths for any malicious intent to be gained from it, but I do think he knows a little too much to just be some random guy either.
My thought process is that he is probably Death himself, not the force that is killing everyone but probably the being that designed it to work as it does, giving some information to the soon to be victims to at least give them a bit more time while he knows it's almost impossible to escape its design without following through with a death and finding out a way to undo it. Most people die to it anyway even if a few bumps are avoided, so telling them how it works doesn't hurt the grand design.
Now the only reason I say he isn't the cause of all of these movies is because the movies don't make him that important and he never seems happy about anyones deaths, if he was a demon that wanted to mess up Deaths plans he would have taken up more of an active role to save peoples lives and if he was the thing directly killing these people he would show some form of enjoyment by toying with all of their lives in each movie.
Death does love cats, he'd be fond of apex predator hunts and the chase.
Final destination was a good idea for a movie. but was wasted on bad acting, bad riding and bad directing.
The characters don't react because it takes a second for a human to react after seeing something, and if something falls on you top speed, you don't have time to react, only to see what's about to kill you. (and yes, maybe it takes 3 seconds to happen for us the audience, for theatrical effect)
Bro this movie franchise is hella smart thinking about all those deaths, how they connect, making them thematically similar and handling the lore. Thank god czworld love your work
Makes you wonder what's going to happen in the sixth one that's being filmed, huh?
@@alyssamorgan747hopefully it actually comes out
Final destination was a good idea for a movie. but was wasted on bad acting, bad riding and bad directing.
I know right ☠️☠️☠️☠️
I agree for all except for the 4th.
51:48 So, interesting psychology fact: This is realistic because people often feel an urge to change clothes after traumatic events. The clothes a person wore during a traumatic event often end up being associated with said event for the next few hours or days. People often aim to change out of them ASAP because it ends up making them feel uncomfortable and reminds them of the event further. Now, going purely off of the writing standpoint: You're probably on point saying they changed because of the blood stains. Just thought this would be interesting to point out.
Interesting 🤔
not to be even more morbid, but sometimes victims of SA that don't report right away will often trash the clothing they were wearing during the attack. They'll associate it so much with the event, that they can't bear to have the "tainted" clothing near them. it's also why they'll often shower immediately, they just... feel dirty (personal experience as well as noted in some cases that had later reports/books about SA victims)
@@DEATH-THE-GOAT I wouldn't say it was too much more morbid, but I am curious on where the SA is brought in. I originally mentioned this fact to respond to the time stamp which involved the witnessing of her friends' death. I don't recall SA being involved with that part, however I haven't seen the video in full for a while. Is this just an addition to dark psychology facts or does it relate to a part in the video?
@@dwfc775 it was not I who brought up SA. But it's okay.
@@DEATH-THE-GOAT Oh shit, sorry about that! Wrong person, meant to reply to @elliephantom! Apologies for the mistake!
I wonder if death gets more annoyed at people messing up his design or by whatever keeps giving out hints.
Maybe Death is bored and decided to turn up the difficulty of the game.
He gives out the hints. He’s playing chess with himself. Eternity is a long time 😅
Everyone loves a game. Many depictions of a “Death” figure involve games.
In this franchise, it seems almost that Death is reluctant to play and wants things orderly. The clairvoyants in the films seem to muddy the works, then he uses his oldest and most sure-fire trick, fluids.
It would be neat if they went full Black Parade and gave Death a real personality shown through these types of hints, but that doesn’t seem overtly present.
Shout out to Wendigoon’s Black Parade video, it’s very cool and an interesting take on the record.
What is giving out the hints
That's what I think makes the deaths more and more over the top as the series goes on
Funfact: The way Tod writes his name is also the way the Germans write their word for Death.
You forgout the 'fun'' part in your ''facts'', buddy...
@@Dead_Kerbal🤣
That is so chilling! Nice find
@@Dead_Kerbal They say, dark humor is like limbs. Some have it, some don't.
@@theanimefan00 Think you meant ''buttholes'' there, buddy.
absolutely no one:
czsworld: there should be a final destination movie where the victims are all newborn babies
Yeah, I'm sure the Things You Missed on that one would go over like a lead balloon. 😀
Glad he grew out of that edgy humour.......
@@danjonmillsCry me a river.
the 6th one will be hving first responders. nurses, drs are first respondets
no but frfr it’s an amazing concept. instead of the person having to stay alive, the parents have to keep the child alive & it would be an amazing twist if the single mom was the one to keep her child alive 🙂↔️
The small statue in final destination 2 was not a demon. It's a Gargoyle, know as protectors of buildings, churches, and houses from external threats.
Adding onto this, gargoyles serve the purpose of rerouting water!
@@samdragona8425 I believe this one is fashioned after the Stryge from Notre Dame cathedral in Paris. Although it's not an actual gargoyle, it's one of the 'Chimères' which are purely decorative and were built when it was renovated in the 1800's.
I think Death was actually going to visit France for his vacation but ever since the first movie survivors it got called back to work. That’s why in the movies when we see anything with France , it’s just telling us that it still angry on not getting its vacation. 😂
Underrated comment 😂
I would be annoyed if someone was in the way between me and my vacation 😂
This makes a lot of sense
i read this while picturing the character death from family guy
Maybe Death wanted to visit the catacombs for old times sake.
Years ago, I took the train to college every week. My mom drove me to the train station that Sunday. The weather was unusually stormy and I later heard there were even small tornados, which almost never happens in my country. As we were waiting for the train, already spooked by the weather, I saw an ad sign next to the tracks and the tagline said "Think again." Luckily nothing happened, lol. I'm still alive (knock on wood).
The longest day at work. Home - have pizza, fried chicken, & beers. And this drops? Suďden blessings.
Enjoy your evening 😊
Sounds like a good day.
good for you bro, hope you enjoyed ur food
Literally doing the same! 👍🏾
Cheers to you man, enjoy it 🎉
I rewatched the FD franchise and honestly it is my favorite franchise. I remember being scared watching these movies when I was little and honestly I am still terrified of these movies as an adult. I think it’s because these movies revolve around everyday occurrences like going on a plane, cooking, riding a rollercoaster, etc which is why the franchise feels very fresh no matter how many times I watched it.
They were fun but the acting and writing was very poor. There is many better series out there
So, I grew up with the superstition that horse shoes have to be hung/placed with the open end facing up. The logic is that the horseshoe holds the luck in it. If you tip the shoe upside down the luck can pour out of it making you "unlucky".
So, the guy with the horseshoe hanging in his car, was hung upside down. He didn't have any luck to begin with.
I really like that
Some ppl believe the opposite tho. That u hang them upside down so the luck falls on you when you walk under it.
@nomdeplume2213 oooo! Thank you that's so cool.
When I was a kid my dad had a sign made with out lastname and a horseshoe, which was hung upside down. I dont remember how long after, but I had mentioned one day "hey did you know that's bad luck" and he was actually shook and kinda froze. He told me how since he got the sign he was having bad luck and noticed he was always being watched/followed by a crow. He flipped the horseshoe around and never mentioned bad luck or being followed again
@TommasoFirmini oh wow! It always amazes me how things happen sometimes. Crows in my family are messengers trying to get someone's attention about a truth they're avoiding. Their truth can hurt, but paying attention always leads to healing and growth.
Maybe the crow was trying to let him know about his luck, who knows huh? I love thinking about things like this, it's all very subjective and people's experiences help shape and grow superstitions like this. I love it. Also, very glad your dad's luck changed for the better ^_^
A correction for the necklace at @24.13 It's not a demon tail, it's a fish hook. That style is common in Māori and Pasefika art, but pendants like this are traditionally carved out of bone (or pounamu [greenstone] in Māori culture) of course not metal. In te reo Māori they're called hei matau.
I noticed that at the beginning of FD2, when it focuses on the keychain, it also says "Road Trip", with the "T" covered up to make it say "Road RIP," which is most definitely a reference to the opening highway crash.
Okay, here are a few more small details:
- The pigeon that Goth Ian (FD 3) shot is also a clue to Tim Carpenter (FD 2).
- When Kimberly sees the pigeon, she sees the premonition through the glass. Tim dies with a plate of glass.
- Ian works in a "build it" store, Tim dies in an unfinished construction site. The bridge in FD 5 is also still under construction.
- Olivia Caslte's death in FD 5 is similar to Tim's death in Denstist, which also ends with glass. She also tried to get a laser eye so she wouldn't need glasses, but oh well....
- Another Office reference is actor Nicholas D'Agosto, who also plays Hunter, Jan's boy toy.
- A lot of fan references, in FD. Alex throws the porn magazine through a fan, in FD 3 Frankie dies by a motor that looks like a fan. FD 5 Candice dies next to a fan. The tourbine of the airplane explodes. They also look like a fan.
- Tod means death in German.
Amazing video by the way! Sub directly! 😉
Just realized that if Molly never got back with Sam she would have never died; we never saw her die in the first vision because she canceled her ticket.
We could’ve had a sequel with her 😢
It was deaths plan for Sam to survive the bridge all along to get molly back on plan on the plane same as it was for them to get clear out of asylum
Thousands of people's fight or flight response is dull enough that they 100% would watch something like that fall on them, and he was high from his surgery.
It's because FoF is false - there's FOUR basic reactions: Fight, Flight, FREEZE, AND FAINT
@@JC_CaliReally? Didn’t know that. I always thought logically it’s freeze, fight or flight…
@@JC_Cali it's freeze or fawn. Fainting would fall under freezing.
I always thought of it as a trifecta of fright, flight, fight.
Isabella’s under reaction to her water breaking reminds me of when my water broke with my second pregnancy and I didn’t notice. Doctor told me I wasn’t leaving the hospital and I was like “But I have stuff to do”
This is hilarious
@@Skywalkerthegreat I was in denial because I was only 37 weeks 😂
Another thing about wolves you skipped. A Black Wolf is actually connected to the Devil in folklore also. So a double connection to your list of links.
There is a show called Dead Like Me that may be Final Destination from the reaper point of view. The 5th episode of the 1st season explains what happens when Death's design is messed with. AJ Cook (Kimberly) makes a cameo in one of the episodes
that was such a good show
my mom and i use to watch that back when it first came out
I loved the show but the Finale TV movie was mostly awful but had its moments
How old am ? Old enough to have all seasons burnt to DVD.
AJ Cook was also in a show with Eliza Dushku - Tru Calling - where the main character worked in a morgue.
Dushku played Tru and Cook was her best friend.
4:47: the reason why the train is red white and blue is because that was the paint scheme of BC Rail. The BC Stands for British Columbia and this movie was filmed in Vancouver BC
Also at 5:03 it is good to mention the airline of the cancelled flight to Paris is Sauver which is the verb Save, hinting they were saved
Also volée has a more common translation of "flight" I've actually never heard of it meaning stolen but I am not a native French speaker
@@gills2794 yup, it is; robber is voleur and volé (masc.)/volée (fem.) is stolen. Like for example, car is fem in french "Voiture" so if you want to say your car got stolen you say "ma voiture est volée"
@@GlitterRain15 and voler is the verb for to steal. Learned something new today!
@@GlitterRain15 Also the movie was originally intended to be an episode of The X Files. 👽🛬🛸🕵
I think final destination is so scary because death is like relentlessly chasing them down and no matter what they can’t escape it. Like they are truly doomed.
Just like we all are being chased everyday and we don’t know when we will be caught
Wait, the Zip and Pip nicknames are actually super cute for the goth characters who probably did that on purpose for their love of that movie
When I was a student, I had penciled my own outline for a final destination finale (mainly because I didn't like the last movie). In my head, everything led back to the coroner. I would be discovered that he was the one causing all the premonitions of the main characters across the franchise as a way to keep death distracted and away from himself as he had found his own way to predict the designs and his own demise. So he'd mess with said design in a way that forced deaths attention away from him and give him extra time. I had made up a lot of dumb explanations like those disasters being indirect catalysts of his own death long time later, kinda like a bigger version of the constant domino effect accidents from the other deaths, so death itself didn't give him much priority even if it still kept making all the preparations for him to die in a way worst than all the other franchise accidents.
Did anyone else have the final destination dvd that let you pick their fate? It was for the one with the rollercoaster
No but I totally remember commercials for it.
Yea I rented it from a library for fun. It’s dumb and you can only save the dude with the camera.. he’s literally the only person you can actually save. All the other deaths are just cut down versions of the original. It was totally just a marketing gimmick with no real thought put into it. The studio probably did it without the actual film makers being involved.
@@Tyson2394 omg really that makes it so much less cool I like don’t remmber the different cut scenes anymore I just remembered like you got to pick the fate or whatever it was
@@haleytheriault it was soooo lame. I remember being a stoked pre-teen to being an extremely cynical one after ahah. Total gimmick
Yesss! Me and my little sister were going wild about it. We thought it was the coolest thing lol
"Monkey demon statue" is the gargoyliest gargoyle. Gargoyles are actually supposed to ward off evil so kinda weird to have it there.
Adding onto this, gargoyles are French, AND their dual purpose is to reroute water from the roof! Additionally, the gargouille was also a sea serpent in mythology!
I remember reading Death of a Salesman in college, and the most memorable part of the book was the whistling. Someone in a chapter was weirded out that a character who was not successful was whistling. It was the creepiest read.
I saw a comment on UA-cam and it says “Never go faster than your guardian angel can fly, but if you do, make sure you're faster than death too."
11:53 The typo of "Boeing 474" threw me off big time 😂😂
same here xd
came here and saw you mention it before id did
Yeah, and I was even thinking, was it intentional for so many conspiracies at this point.
@@Novel_Nook_by_Bibliophile could be!! 😂
omg me too!!!
That was some heavy duty investigations into my favorite series. I noticed a lot of clues in the sequels, but not to that extent. You guys are great!
22:44 I dont know if that's also a secret, but holding a horseshoe downwards is also considered "bad luck", like you spilling out all the luck inside the horseshoe.
I was looking for this comment
CZ: "a Boeing 747..."
Video: 474.
Video doesn't want peace... Video chooses war!
The limbs with hooks on them are prosthetic limbs, they're what people who lost an arm in an accident can use as a replacement hand. Yeah it's a bit weird that he's rolling around a cart filled with them, but maybe he's delivering them to someone or cleaning out a storage, or maybe he's just a kooky collector.
Thank you! I wondered if someone else had commented about that. If I hadn't found yours I'd have said something. Its not really that odd if you think it through. Maybe he repairs them at home for a shop. Something like that. Never really know without a context question in the movie which they didn't have.
The building looks pretty industrial, so there could have been a small prosthetic shop in it. Not that big a leap.
That Shrek bit caught me so off guard, I almost inhaled coffee, thanks! 🤣
I love these long formats. There helping avoid the silences while going through a separation with the wife..
Im so sorry 💐 better days will come.
🙏🏽
Itll get better. Keep your mind busy!
Damn let me holla at her
I wish you the best
11:42 Schreck means "scare" in German. Also references Max Schreck, the actor who played Nosferatu.
Plot twist!! a group of Death's grim reapers are bored so they make a game over who can kill the survivors in the funniest way.
Death Note in a nutshell but with a twist lol
Sounds like The World Ends With You.
1:15:26 You forgot to mention that the officer's name is Craig Perry. That's one of the crew members who helped with the creation of all the Final Destination movies, and he sometimes leaves comments under the FD reaction videos on UA-cam.
The way those green liquid substance's go on towards him really scares me too...
No shit
the way those green liquid substances go on towards him really scares me as well....
I too am frightened by the way those green liquid substances go on towards him
What about Final Destination 1800? Someone gets a premonition of a ship getting taken down by the Kraken. Deaths shenanigans ensues.
What !? 😂
😂 Love it.
25:27 CZ just have to point out the painting is of a woman in a red sweater with one knee propped up on a stool. If you look really closely you can see her head in the far left corner of the frame.
Love the Poofessure Tomodachi clip lol!
Oh wow i didn't know every premonition in FD4 had "It's here" somewhere in them. Crossing out "its coming" and replacing it with "It's here" is cool. You know they thought of that first and retroactively added all the other "its here" messages
There’s one thing I ALWAYS think about when watching FD5 and I was hoping that you caught it or said something about it! But knowing that FD5 is a prequel, when Tony Todd’s character says “It’s just that I’ve seen this before” after Isaac’s death, makes me wonder…. WHERE DID HE SEE THIS BEFORE???
Mystery never solved
honestly i’ve always thought that making the statue that commemorates the teens that died on the plane a bird that looks like it’s about to take off kinda morbid because they died on a plan that just took off
Dude this may be my favorite video of yours! So detailed!!
these hour long uploads are my favorite
This is an AMAZING breakdown. So detailed and precise, GREAT work. But also, super savage at that Rollercoaster Tycoon reference with the 6 people died 😭💀
scary to think of death as a force with either a grudge or indifferent duty
grudge scares me more death already feels indifferent irl it doesn't seem to discriminate but then there's those deaths that feel eerily "deserved" my mom used to tell me about a butcher in her country with a mean streak, he didn't kill the animals in a humane way everyone would hear the animals crying out until one day someone attacked him with the same lack of mercy and he cried out for help and nobody came to his aid...
14:05 My boyfriend and I watched all of the Final Destination movies a few years ago. We noticed the water being involved with the deaths pretty quickly. So for the rest of the movie and during the others, whenever there was water or another liquid involved in a character's death we'd say "Death is a liquid" to each other
“MCR and Misery Business” killed me every single time he said it 😂
love all the song name-drop jokes too for both mcr and paramore 😭💀
Even though Ian more resembles Billie Joe
The first movie was so well done. It definitely deserves more praise
FINAL DESTINATION REEE!!!
Couldn’t have typed it better :)
REEEEE! final destinRREEEEEEE! *gets triggered harder than American finding oil and boats being touched*
Awesome video, as always. Some of the stuff I was aware of, but the majority was new information to me. Keep making these videos 😊
This movie gave me fear from practically ever ordinary thing but now I wanna watch the whole series again 😂
How did it scare u
Can you please do a scary movie timelines about the characters and events that happened in the timeline
I always thought the bridge reference in Final Destination 2 and the Mt. Pleasant thing was a reference to The Mothman Prophecies, which was released a year earlier. That whole movie was about the Mothman being an omen of death coming to Point Pleasant- trying to save people from a disaster. Kind of the complete reverse of this movie where they seek out clues to death coming, in MMP they’re being warned to avoid it.
WOW. There’s so many things I missed! The detail the producers put into the films are IMPECCABLE
Hearing the coroner Tony Todd say to someone “Ill see you soon” is chilling
still think he is death himself.
honestly hearing any coroner say “I’ll see you soon” I’d be terrified to leave my house and would baby proof everything
@@GH0STS_D1E As a Mortician im about to start saying that just to scare people😂
nah that shit got me hard asf
@@namtti777I thought so too, almost like he admires his handiwork when he’s preparing g deceased people. And almost taunting the survivors being around them and hinting he will get them one way or another
With the recent news of Final Destination: Bloodlines, my hype for Final Destination is back!
I really thought I knew everything about the movies… your video proved me wrong. I love Easter Eggs and hidden details (both intentional and unintentional), and you did a very good job with this, I’m sure it took a lot of time and research.
Keep up the good work!
Its heartbreaking what FD1 is inspired by from an aviation point of view. Nothing was so haunting than being up in a North Jersey marsh in the meadowlands seeing a memorial placed for TWA Flight 800. Definitely give it a read when you get the chance
FD3 is very nice for us coaster enthusiasts, but especially Great Adventure. Not only Rolling Thunder but the statue outside of the coaster in the movie has been almost replicated for El Diablo, and then later used for Jersey Devil
CZ, smoking on the treadmill is expert mode, she is trying to make it harder for herself lol
45:16 "MCR and Misery Business"
I'M GAGGED😂😂😂
You can't outrun Death’s favorite song, which WE ALL KNOW is… 🥁🥁🥁… John Denver’s, ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH!!!
You’re the best ever to watch for any break downs, any analysis, any information, anything you might have missed, you’re the one! Thank you so very very much for all this hard work! We Love and Adore you!
It's all part of Death's game like you can't die until your turn, signs before someone's next, etc.
I think Final Destination is a interesting concept
I watched all the movies as a kid growing up.. but it wasn't until I re watched all of them as an adult to really understand and grasp that last scene on the plane from the very last movie... My mind was blown.
I subbed purely for the top tier MCR references
I can’t wait Final Destination Bloodline
What is that
@@Bgdk aka Final Destinantion 6
I'm trying to look what it's going to be about. But I can't find much.
@@sandrasierra3560still early in development but Wendy from FD3 is rumored to return so it seems like her and maybe Kevin and Julie lived through the subway crash after her premonition, probably just her, she got a bit more pep in her crawl with a broken leg knowing another train was coming
Really hoping Kimberly and Burke show up too (yeah yeah yeah they were said to be dead in a newspaper in a Choose Your Fate scenario, most of us assume that the multiverse of Choose Your Fate isn’t inherently canon, if we don’t see Kim and Burke die on screen, they’re alive until proven otherwise imo, just like with Alex and Clear until FD2)
All of the previous survivors (including maybe one or two from lists we never saw) should be brought together by either Bloodworth or Wendy to help a new group of survivors, add new rules that make sense and add more lore that isn’t too egregious to Death, maybe add an opposite force that is responsible for the premonitions
@@Gibbypastrami okay cool I was wondering if the title was alluding to Isabellas Hudson son from 2 he was never given a name and is a survivor. Looking at the wiki should now be around 23 or 22 years old now.
I'm really hoping Tony Todd isn't revealed to be death in the next movie. That would be the saddest, most predictable cop out ever. Just let him be a really weird dude. He's a mortician. He works with dead people. Let him just be socially awkward. Most of his advice ended up being wrong anyway. He's not the grim reaper or some otherworldly force. He's just weird and lonely. We all know that one guy
Technically he’s only be a speaker for death. Morticians are the closest to it, next to hospice nurses so him knowing so much about death makes sense
What advice was wrong? I don't remember that.
@@APackOfHungryGhosts specifically "only new life can defeat death". New life was achieved, character died anyway
@@FoxMcFly85 "Most of his advice was wrong." Cites only ONE line. In movie two Kimberly and AJ appear to not only have escaped Death's design but are the only two in the entire series to have done so after Kimberly intentionally drowned herself and was revived thereby saving AJ as she was in line after him. Being brought back from the dead is new life. The pregnant lady in movie two was never meant to die so her birth had no chance of proving the life theory.
@@APackOfHungryGhosts they die in a woodchipper accident. I think it was either a deleted scene or an Easter egg in the 3rd movie. Regardless. I stand by my comment
I keep forgetting that when it comes to reactions to touma or in this case something deadly going on people recognize only two out of 3 big "F"s- fight and flight, and completely forget about the third one which is freeze, and very common reaction. When it comes to the Final Destination this might be an unpopular opinion, but 2 was always my favorite.
I've watched all of these so many times, 1&3 more than any, I thought I had been pretty good at spotting them all...maybe not. The amount of detail that goes in to them explains why I love them.
1:10:01 Honestly his death seems to be similar to the death of James Byrd Jr. A black man who was brutally murdered in Jasper, Texas in 1998. He was hooked to the back of a Ford pick up truck and dragged for 3 miles til his agonizing death. The three men responsible were also avowed white supremacist 😅. It has been so long since I watched “The final destination” and now knowing the franchise has many Easter eggs that were related to real life people and events it totally wouldn’t take me by surprise if his death could have been inspired by this. I definitely grew tired of the franchise over time, but this video has definitely given me a new found appreciation of it! Thanks for the video 🙏🏽👏🏽
There is another urban legend about Love Rollercoaster. The model on the album cover had her modeling career ruined because her legs were maimed on that shoot, and she was later murdered in the studio by the band manager. The honey she poured over herself (on the album cover) reacted with the fibre glass platform she knelt on. When she was removed from the platform the skin on her legs came away. She confronted the band manager for compensation and he killed her while the Ohio Players were recording.
in case anyone else (other than me) read this with horrible reading comprehension and thought this was real, the model, ester cordet, was not disfigured or murdered and is still alive at 77 years old. additionally, the scream in the song is from the bands pianist
@kais3297 I should have made it clearer it is just an urban legend and is completely untrue 😅 Sorry if it was a bit rambly too, I was um....relaxing 🍃 😶🌫️
I remember watching the urban legend video around 22 years ago. It was going around at school and took about 30 minutes to load on dial-up 😂
@@OOhlUkaTmEImGanSTa How about the 1982 film Poltergiest and all the deaths that followed! From Dominique Dunn, to Heather O'Rourke and others. 🤡🎥🪦😢
This is the false info I also grew up believing! It started circulating right after the 3rd Final Destination movie came out if I remember correctly. Ps. You definitely made it clear it's just an urban legend 🙂
@@PinkBowEnthusiast 👼♥🙏
Have I seen all these videos individually? Probably. Am I gonna watch this anyway? Hell yeah!
"à la Volée" in french can mean also on the fly => "en vol" (ex volley in tennis/soccer context) , and in some context can be directly translate by Flight when talking about stairs.
The ending to 1 FD was perfect. I didn't know about that song! Is it ever explained why these people have the ability to see into the future? Or just THEIR death?
I'm suprised you didn't mention that Shreck was a reference to Max Shreck who played Nosferatu. Did I miss it?
The thing he missed in The Things You Missed.
Good spot.
@@danjonmills Also I think this was mentioned before is that at the airport while Alex and everyone see the plane explode through the glass which shatters in the background reveals upcoming deaths such as the bus that will run over Terry Chaney etc. Wow talk about your foreshadowing. Notice after Tods death how death retracts itself? It's the only time we ever see this happen in any of the Final Destination films! Tod spelled back words is Dot but could this also have a meaning? Death Of Them? Dead Of They? Clear makes a Michael Jackson reference in regards to Tod when she and Alex sneak into the morgue to see him. M.J. would die 9 years later!🤔🔍⏳🕵
Small detail in FD2 regarding Evan's "good luck" horseshoe ring: when you hang a horseshoe, the ends are supposed to be pointing up to catch and contain good luck. Hanging a horseshoe with the ends pointing down indicates losing all your luck. When Evan takes out his ring to admire it, he held upside down.
Us horror movie fans are grateful for work u put into these videos
The amount of detail in this series is staggering. Nothing half assed.
Don't know why but Terry's death scene just gets me everytime when she gets hit by a bus and proclaims to everyone 2 seconds before "Than you can just drop fucking dead" and she does. Very chilling scene 😮
This makes you appreciate the franchise more, thank you !
So, you already extensively covered my two favorite franchises: Saw and now what I consider slapstick horror. Many thanks!
Okay, slapstick horror is a genre I absolutely can get behind 🤣
Holy crap final destination really is the greatest horror movie franchise ever made
1:15:58 - FTR, that Corona Beer Brand was seen in FD2 when Evan returned to make Mozzarella Sticks which resulted his Apartment Fire. It could be considered as a neat-o callback, yes.
All those My Chemical Romance deep cuts gave me LIFE ♡ you're the coolest and this video is amazing, soo much work to put together I bet! 😮
still not over the name "Tod"
I wonder what's going to happen to the character who's called "Death" in German XD
Finally someone else saw this
Atlanta falcons stay catching strays😭
13:49 it says get it together, not get together which have completely different connotations
Great video @czworld what I really like about your videos is you're able to give wonderful insights into these universally beloved horror franchises and in the case of this video you were able to spot interesting details in the background of certain scenes which foreshadow the horrors to come good work and all the best 👍☺
I have a theory that Alex didn't die between FD 1 & 2. He or some group faked his death so that he could go underground. This would involve some kind of additional mythos where a person could "blind death" to their existence by performing some ritual. In my fantasy at the end of FD 3, on the subway at the end, when Wendy (played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead) has her vision and then realizes that they are doomed, Alex would appear and say, "Come with me if you want to live." Actually, this could be part of FD 6 or 7 if they ever get around to making it.
I never like they killed him and Claire
What a coincidence, I just finished watching all the Final Destination movies last night and I noticed this black man shows up in all of them. I'm assuming he's "death" just by the eerie feeling he gives off.
He is the angel of death there is no coincidence
IT'S TONY TODD!!! He's a goddamn legend
Nah. According to the directors, William Bloodsworth is not death, but has played death's game before. I think one of the articles that came up on the sixth film, was hinting at William's past. Maybe we'll finally see the connection, after all, William did say "I"ve seen it all before."
@@alyssamorgan747 That would explain why he was gone after 2. He seemed very tired of death's game, maybe it finally took him
45:12 That rollercoaster tycoon reference is pure gold 🤣🤣🤣
This fella is becoming my favorite source of horror entertainment since I found him last night. Covers many movies I actually wanna hear about, more in depth than anyone else I've found. And is also the perfect personality to do it imo. Just seems like a real life horror movie junkie. Like a smart one like Randy off scream
They're making a new one! Yay
1:01 in and i am just now realizing James Wong directed the first film? You learn something new everyday
What he did?!?! He starts so many amazing series
Just coming by after making this comment and watching farther into the video.....james wonG? Who the hell is that? I thought this was about James WON. Original creator of SAW and INCIDIOUS. I'm also drunk so maybe that's why I didnt catch the G in your comment. But seriously...who is james wong?
@@kelsey2333 nah you right I had put that comment when I had just gotten home from work and wasn’t fully locked in and saw the name at a glance hahaha but you’re right im just a dumbass hahaha