Sad to think that most of these mysteries could have been solved if there was a full fledged investigation, instead of people just calling them urban legends.... Constable : "Sir, there's been 3 murders with same method, I think we may have a serial killer in the city.. " Inspector : "no no... This is a witch... We can't do anything about it.... Go back to sleep"
Why do alws foreigner think that godess kali represents evil....its completely wrong...she is the destroyer of evil....and even has a great back story.... And about the statues drinking milk ...i saw it myself didnt know the reason.... but it happened Please do a part 2....pleeeeaaasse
No one said that goddess Kali represents evil. He meant that the cult members who were sacrificing the young girls to goddess Kali were evil. Stop jumping to conclusions any time a foreigner mentions the name Kali.
Shay1313 i never said that he said godess kali to be evil....but thats a fact that most foreigners think that she is a demon or evil godess...have been hearing it for quite some time now from different sources....... Here it was mentioned that they were sacrificing the children to godess kali..there is no possible way of knowing this....it was just assumed to be her....
Samarth Srivastava believe what you want....i am not judging you....dont be hurtful towards what i believe.... and she was never evil....dont speak about subjects you dont know.... Peace✌
Ya! Nale ba was even written outside my home! My grandma was so panicked she was like..." if anyone calls u from behind dont turn....dont respond...blah blah! Gosh!
I think the Nale Ba is actually pronounced "Naa-le Ba" which means come tomorrow in our language! But I prefer to write "Ini Varaa-ruthey"which means never comeback!
Ford Vazquez I'm also Filipino but I was born in Hong Kong back in 2009 and my parents are both Filipinos but they are OFWs there and they met there, fall in love and get married in 2000 and one year later me and my twin brother were born
Being an Indian I can assure that the legend of the Lady wearing a white saree is really popular in many places, especially in rural areas. I have heard many of my relatives saying that they witnessed that lady at night. In their stories the woman just did not wave, she was seen climbing up the trees or jumping on the water. Some said that she smiled seeing them and others claimed that the woman looked as if she was blind and lost.
Its was a good idea to include pictures of native languages 🤣 I almost got head scratch trying to understand your mother tongue influenced accent.... Really loved your video. I haven't heard any of these stories before....
Bro don't be sad... Thank you for making this video... I am a Indian and a kannadiga [ living in Karnataka]... And it's not "ನೆಲ್ ಬಾ or nale ba", it's " ನಾಳೆ ಬಾ or nalae ba". In Kannada it means come tomorrow.......... And that pavagada is in Karnataka..... Proud to be a Indian and kannadiga....
Yes even for me also it is little hard to believe. When this song came i never heard any such news . And now after 12 yrs of its release i heard this about it.
Kashis Kumar I too live in India & it is stupid & superstitious that a mainstream Bollywood song is "possessed". The song doesn't even have a horror touch to it.
To be honest, it seems that it is superstitious, but guess what? There were 3 cases of the similar event in my native place. To my surprise, it was one of my favourite songs but when I heard that people (more likely farmers) who carried a mini radio with them listen to this song were fainted and more often possessed. Well, I don't know the exact case but ya, this song is ban in my village.
@@Doge-xt2fx if you want science I wd say people were effected by a mass hysteria and about the phenomenon it was surface tension... even a class 11 Physics student would agree with this
@@anjanaroy9319 ikr. The Indians in this comment section are so damn annoying correcting him for his pronunciations , telling him he missed the major ones and whatnot. Jeez I did expect this type of comment section but still it cringes me so hard.
ok,one is "rusalka"(the l is pronounced w)its about a woman who died before getting married , now she lives near a swamp and lures men during the moon and kills them by dancing,when a woman has died an unfair death and is not avenged than her spirit remains on earth as a rusalka/rusawka
Damn I never knew so many comments want Filipino Urban Legends. Its one thing to be traumatized by urban legends, its another thing to live with them (P.S. plz do Filipino Urban Legends)
Thanks a ton Danny Burke, and MostAmazing Team on the Internet! :D I was surprised to see so many new stories but there are many as compared to this. You can easily create Part 10-11 on Indian Urban Legends :P Waiting to see Bhangarh Fort, Gwalior Fort, Choti waali and many more... Waiting to see more...
"Nael ba' I'm an Indian studying Korean and the first thing I thought of was " 내일 봐' (naeil bwa pronounced somewhat similar) which roughly translates to "Let's meet tomorrow" lol.
This story from Bangalore was long back, when i was just a kid and remember everyone writing it on their doors. As a prank, we friends used to erase it from the doors where ever we found this writing. Also, though the meaning of it is proper, the pronunciation is wrong.
Try some at my country philippines they have a lot of urban legends too... My country isn't really that big but those urban legends are pretty scary.. ..but one thing u might having a hard time pronouncing those names XD
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Btw its pronounced ooter pradesh
Btw the milk drinking one is probaly satan more the people beleive in statues or fake gods. That dont exist the more joy it brings to satan
Part 2
YAY I'M HALF INDIAN I'M SO HAPPY!!!!!
PART TWO
I'm an Indian, and I tell you, you missed out the real creepy ones.
I totally agree😑😑😑
@Indira Sanyal Maitra ur right
And what about Bhangarh Fort
He forgot the creepiest northern India urban legend
Himachal ka prait
It's a really famous story in Himachal, mostly in sirmaur district
@@fatmandirtball4746 tell me about it, please!!
@@fatmandirtball4746 never heard of it
You missed the real creepy ones- *relatives*
Armyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Hello armyyyyyyy
Stream map of the soul 7😁💜
Army ❤️
Yes
Doesn't number 9 sound a bit like stree that movie is iconic 😂
Well Stree movie concept was taken from this legend ... which happened in Bangalore
@@sonaliagarwal8610 that was number 2 "nale ba"
@@samnfs that's number 9 and not 2
That's exactly the movie is based upon! Naade Ba means come tomorrow!
Stree movie based on a true story
India has so much history that students' brains become history while studying history.
😂😂
i agree with you
Lol I'm also Indian 😅😅
I’m Indian too
Jyeah!
iam from india and don't know any of them..😅😂
Are u sure u from india😁
@@Sandeepsingh-ry2gr yes im sure im from india and didn't hear any of them.😂😂
@@Sandeepsingh-ry2gr man that's rude by the way I am also indian
Same
I have heard many of them on news channels
6:55 the woman asked onion because onion is expensive in India now🌰🌰
Lmaoooo 😂
That's right.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol
Hahahahahahaaa
The song jhalak dikhlaja can be used to scare away ghost. Please listen to it even you will run away.😂😂
that song's way too op lol
May be the dead came out of their graves just to kill that person who played such irritating song
Lol true said 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ifkr hahhHh
@@lykov5069 jungkoooook
According to the most rarest Einstein's theory:
India is directly proportional to Views and Subscribers
damn ,that's so true .
So true
India - subscribers
But he has made videos on other countries too
If china didn't ban youtube then it is china
I’m an Indian and thanks for FINALLY doing a video about Indian urban legends. I used to hear about them ALL THE TIME 😨
*I Would Love To See Part 2*
Black Magic Film Studios me too.
Wow Thanks For Saying That
Thanks
YES
yehhh!!!
I got so pissed when he pronounced "nale ba" as "nail ba" lol
right
Nah-Leh = tommorow well we have so many languages can’t blame him
did u hear the story of nail ba ?
@@grimreaper3000 Uh yeah, the original story, my mom lived in bangalore when Nale ba was going on so she knows the story well
i really dont care about that i only care cause i live in bangalore T^T
The movie "Stree" is just Nale Ba reimagined
Thats right
That movie had such a suprising ending
So agree
Loved that movie, glad it was on Netflix UK since we don't get many good Bollywood films.
Sad to think that most of these mysteries could have been solved if there was a full fledged investigation, instead of people just calling them urban legends....
Constable : "Sir, there's been 3 murders with same method, I think we may have a serial killer in the city.. "
Inspector : "no no... This is a witch... We can't do anything about it.... Go back to sleep"
muthu vijai I agree
Well... Our police is very busy in taking bribes and guarding political and religious figures... They don't have time to solve cases to deaths😒
Are y’all serious? Makes me think twice about visiting if the police can’t be trusted.
The police here is more corrupted than most other countries... But do visit because we treat out guests with warmth
Àaaaaaàaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh help me
😱 🔪😲💰💰💰💰
Australian Urban Legends
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Finnish Urban Legends
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RazorRex Venezuelan urban legends 🇻🇪
RazorRex Australia is way better
AUSTRALIA RULES!
RazorRex YES YES YES
Thanks for including philippines
The onion witch story is real, my friend is the witch 😂
I love onions so that mean I'm an onion witch too😂😂😂
Jhalak dikhlaja 🤣
Com'n u gotta be kiddin me!! That's CRINGE af. (Strictly prohibited)
I like that song
@@timetraveller6092 Wow
Jesse06 it’s good
@@timetraveller6092 If you like that song, that doesn't make it good. XD
*Good To See Video About India*
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Hi Ahmed
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Do Lithuanian Urban Legends! Good vid
oh?? nael ba is come tomorrow?? in korean it means see you tomorrow !! woah
Its actually not nael ba as the guy pronounced it its more like na-lay bah in hindi at least but there is a bit similarity there
Also, that isn't Hindi. It's Kannada, a south Indian language.
Actually kannad tamil sanskrit and Korean have a lot of similarities
@@sharash7026 That's true.
@@DeadInside-ct6dl Not just Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu all have the same
People first request for videos on India and when they finally make one, people start to complain its for views. 😂
Seriously wtf🤣
Very true
Maybe the people who ask for them may not be the same people who berate them
My dear the review should be true..
Army bts army
When a foreigner knows more than u :O
When a foreigner searches internet for it more than you 👏
And when the foreigner pronounces it wrong
Hello blinkkkkkkk
Jerry Chachei hiiii!
Yay Blink!!!
Correction-
In the second story regarding the Bangalore witch, it's NA-LEH Ba, and not NALE Ba.
Does it translate to 'come tomorrow' ? Because it's quite similar to Malayalam.
Yes he spelled it wrong it. By the way I am indian
it is really similar to stree
@@jaybirdfly149 yep
Julia P It is because we say Nalle vaa which means come tomorrow
The kid next door of mine read
"Bangalore B*tch" instead of "Bangalore Witch" 😖😄😶
🤣
There is an other horror story you missed... "student of the year"
😂👌🏻
True that
😂😂😂😂
You forgot one... "Coolie No. 1"
Why do alws foreigner think that godess kali represents evil....its completely wrong...she is the destroyer of evil....and even has a great back story....
And about the statues drinking milk ...i saw it myself didnt know the reason.... but it happened
Please do a part 2....pleeeeaaasse
No one said that goddess Kali represents evil. He meant that the cult members who were sacrificing the young girls to goddess Kali were evil.
Stop jumping to conclusions any time a foreigner mentions the name Kali.
i knw right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Shay1313 i never said that he said godess kali to be evil....but thats a fact that most foreigners think that she is a demon or evil godess...have been hearing it for quite some time now from different sources.......
Here it was mentioned that they were sacrificing the children to godess kali..there is no possible way of knowing this....it was just assumed to be her....
Samarth Srivastava believe what you want....i am not judging you....dont be hurtful towards what i believe.... and she was never evil....dont speak about subjects you dont know....
Peace✌
Gaming with Gurneet colors ki serial ki baat kar raha hai...kuch bhi dekhate hai wo yaar...
0:17 my dude spells Indian wrong
yep
Yaaaa
HIMANSHU K 33 Player lol
😄😁😁
Bruuh 😂😂
Ya! Nale ba was even written outside my home! My grandma was so panicked she was like..." if anyone calls u from behind dont turn....dont respond...blah blah! Gosh!
The reason the song "Jhalak Dikhla Ja" was banned in one state (Gujarat) was that it had become annoyingly popular.
Or rather the song( he used his nose to sing it) was ear bleeding...
"Can a song on the radio *really* be *cursed* ?"
I dunno Danny, have you heard *Despacito* ?
He Havent Heard That because he's 21 xD
I think the Nale Ba is actually pronounced "Naa-le Ba" which means come tomorrow in our language!
But I prefer to write "Ini Varaa-ruthey"which means never comeback!
Safdar Kh Sincerely, I would prefer it too
Yes me too
In Assam we also had similar urban legend
And if she gets pissed off if you you say never come back?
Are u a Malayali?
@@gojosmilliondollareyes6437 alla😁
"Nale ba" also in Malayalam is known as come tomorrow
It's Kannada not Malayalam in Malayalam nale va in Kannada nalle bha
Naale vaa is in Malayalam.
Naale baa is in Kannada.
Daa cheruka
I'm a Indian and I have been to these places and heard people's testimony ,and I'm not kidding they were scared as hell to even talk about these ,
Yeaaasss finally 😍😍😍 you heard my request 😍😍😍
priya malik I saw ur request
It's yes not yeasss
Major Facts yeah!! Idk why people can't understand it 🤣🤣🤣
Kapil Diwakar obvious I know how to type 🙄
our request
Please do Top 10 Scary Philippine Urban Legends
Yves Flores I'm Filipino 😡😡😡😡😡
Ford Vazquez I'm also Filipino but I was born in Hong Kong back in 2009 and my parents are both Filipinos but they are OFWs there and they met there, fall in love and get married in 2000 and one year later me and my twin brother were born
0:18 he wrote Inidan...
*TRIGGERED*
Sundi
Every Indian comment ever
I couldn't stop laughing when he said Nail-Ba 🤣🤣 it's actually pronounced Naa-Leh Baa. I'm a Bangalorean fyi.
Same
I'm still waiting on a video about urban legends from Romania. This video was a great one too.
tiffany benefield Yep me too!
Especially since is my country and it has the story of Dracula!
I ❤️ your pic 😛
Sophia Castanares
Thank you!!! I appreciate it very much.😇😇😇
Romainia!
Norway
Being an Indian I can assure that the legend of the Lady wearing a white saree is really popular in many places, especially in rural areas. I have heard many of my relatives saying that they witnessed that lady at night. In their stories the woman just did not wave, she was seen climbing up the trees or jumping on the water. Some said that she smiled seeing them and others claimed that the woman looked as if she was blind and lost.
It's pronounced as "naale baa" which literally translates to "come tomorrow" in kannada (local language of bangalore)
Do philipines next
Danwin Hernandez yasss!! Please!!!
Yes
Agree
Plz! Do African Urban legends!
Wilber Leon yassssssssss
Africa isn't a country
And each African country has different beliefs and legends
Africa is a pretty scary place
Wilber Leon yessss please
Fatgaysheep have you visit africa? How do you know its scary?
Its was a good idea to include pictures of native languages 🤣 I almost got head scratch trying to understand your mother tongue influenced accent....
Really loved your video. I haven't heard any of these stories before....
Bro don't be sad...
Thank you for making this video...
I am a Indian and a kannadiga [ living in Karnataka]...
And it's not "ನೆಲ್ ಬಾ or nale ba", it's " ನಾಳೆ ಬಾ or nalae ba". In Kannada it means come tomorrow..........
And that pavagada is in Karnataka.....
Proud to be a Indian and kannadiga....
Love Danny's T-shirt.
A song like Jhalak Diklaja calling the dead and the spirit appeared and possessed people thats just hilarious and so superstitious.
Saya Konohana
Actually 😂
Yes even for me also it is little hard to believe. When this song came i never heard any such news . And now after 12 yrs of its release i heard this about it.
Saya Konohana it is true and don’t say talk about something u don’t know I live in India
Kashis Kumar
I too live in India & it is stupid & superstitious that a mainstream Bollywood song is "possessed". The song doesn't even have a horror touch to it.
To be honest, it seems that it is superstitious, but guess what? There were 3 cases of the similar event in my native place. To my surprise, it was one of my favourite songs but when I heard that people (more likely farmers) who carried a mini radio with them listen to this song were fainted and more often possessed. Well, I don't know the exact case but ya, this song is ban in my village.
I'm from India And I love this channel 💖
DEFINITELY NEED A PART 2 . Its actually all quite creepy
😂 😂 😂 😂 really?? 😂 😂 😂 😂 omg just help this one
Plz do Native American Urban Legend
xCelsnipz _1 yes!
xCelsnipz _1 he said country
America is a country
Can you do a video about the Philippines
Milk miracle ain’t scary
Maybe I’ll try it since I have a Ganesh idol in my house
It doesn't drink now..
It only happened for 3-5 some days
@@keepersjunk9900 yes bcz the concrete inside it drinks milk, but yes I really respect all the gods and no offence brother
@@Doge-xt2fx if you want science I wd say people were effected by a mass hysteria and about the phenomenon it was surface tension... even a class 11 Physics student would agree with this
I’m half Indian and Mexican and I love learning abt my two countries and their stories 🇮🇳🇲🇽
Is there native american urban legends
No sorry
No there should be
Christian kathryn Grimes wendigo maybe?
Christian kathryn Grimes yes
Christian kathryn Grimes yes TONS!!!!
Plz plz plz plz do Zimbabwe urban legends
Cuz not many people know Zimbabwe
Salman Patel I'm was born in zimbabwe
Salman Patel Or just African? That way you get more legends from all the countries in Africa.
Salman Patel I do I learn about its history in school
About the bangalore ghost, her name is 'koogu maaramma' and It's actually 'naaley baa'. But great job you guys 👍👍👍
2:59 that's lord shiv, the father of lord ganesh.
Hurry what a fact
Want a medal ?
@@anjanaroy9319 😂😂😂
@@anjanaroy9319 ikr. The Indians in this comment section are so damn annoying correcting him for his pronunciations , telling him he missed the major ones and whatnot. Jeez I did expect this type of comment section but still it cringes me so hard.
@@GlowVolve trash kid u must live in USA
@@mamtapatel1873 bs logic bs lady 😴
Omg i was waiting for this!
I would definitely like a part two india🙋🏻😁🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳#indian
Golden Unicorn Jhalak dikhlaja. Ak baar ajha ajha
Golden Unicorn no
Golden Unicorn no and you're name is so corny
Yeah me too
Jhalak dikhlaja pronunciation was legendary!
It's lines "ek baar aaja" translates to "come once" so u can say it attracts spirits.
i am from India and half of what you said are fake and the other half are twisted
plz poland next,great vid by the way
are you polish,i am
FootbALL DAY umm sure ? Maybe they do have interesting ones
they do
Ok. My boyfriends friend is Polish and could u tell me one of the legends :}
ok,one is "rusalka"(the l is pronounced w)its about a woman who died before getting married , now she lives near a swamp and lures men during the moon and kills them by dancing,when a woman has died an unfair death and is not avenged than her spirit remains on earth as a rusalka/rusawka
egypt
sergio vasquez -cano Morocco too
It's naale ba and not nale ba. This was in the movie stree recently. Oh stree kal ana
Me in bangalore chilling one night where my mom's out. I watch this vid and didn't open my door for my mom till morning
Philippine urban legends please.
Melvin Prado i hope they add Maria Labo
Melvin Prado hope they add biringan city or the city of engkanto's too.
Baleta drive too😂
Librarian Rae Raziel Yes, Yes dude Maria labo is Dead by flames
Melvin Prado oo nga add santelmo pls
Do Philippines
Boom Box John Duterte
I jus wanted to know abt Bangalore witch
You must include the story of bhangarh from rajasthan
Damn I never knew so many comments want Filipino Urban Legends. Its one thing to be traumatized by urban legends, its another thing to live with them (P.S. plz do Filipino Urban Legends)
Retaliator R6 sana nga ang tagal na eh
HAHAHAHA TAGAL NA AKO NAGCOCOMMENT NG PHILIPPINES PERO DI NYA ATA AKO NANONOTICE SA DAMI NG COMMENT😂
Retaliator R6 philipino*
Deysi Miranda Nope, you're wrong. It's actually Filipino, not Philipino. I'm a Filipino myself.
Nagawa na
Thanks a ton Danny Burke, and MostAmazing Team on the Internet! :D I was surprised to see so many new stories but there are many as compared to this. You can easily create Part 10-11 on Indian Urban Legends :P Waiting to see Bhangarh Fort, Gwalior Fort, Choti waali and many more... Waiting to see more...
I'm from India I know 2 of them. Nale baar (movie sthree) and cursed village
1:35 dude it is Naley Ba. Na-ley('a' sound)
Norwegian urban legends
Yes do Norway
That's actually a good idea
Do some from all countries would be awesome
Good idea
196 urban legends?
0:33 LMAO History Channel will say that thing was an alien encounter
"Nael ba' I'm an Indian studying Korean and the first thing I thought of was " 내일 봐' (naeil bwa pronounced somewhat similar) which roughly translates to "Let's meet tomorrow" lol.
It's something like na-ley bha (naalé baa) it's kannada a south Indian language :)
@@knockoff93 Yeah, I got that from the comments xD I'm a Bengali living in Maharashtra, so I don't know Kannada!
THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPY
stacy Days Congratulations!!
do Australian urban legends
Thedankermemes it would probably be 9 huge spiders and in the first place one sacred albino
Nale ba Omg i heard it when i was a kid
Imagine watching this with the new year hangover and alone and at evening time .... At sunset
i am Indian and never i have heard this urban legends
Jatin Khiyani me too but i have only heard about Nale Ba
Me to but im happy nothing is from Punjab😊😊😊
I have heard the delhi ones many times
me too ! glad i'm from kerala
Even I have not heard any of these exempt name ba because I am from karnataka
Australian urban legends next please!! 💜💜💜
Cheyenne Nicholls giant spiders jk
Man of the jungle: Tarzan
Half man half ape: bigfoot
The way he spelled out the Hindi name I be like nope never heard of it, but when he translated that to English, I get it 😆 Ugh the pronunciation 😂
Thank you so much Most amazing team for this video *Highly appreciated*
Do french urban legends
Moony ! Yes!?!!
I squid that too
The paniagua family find my other comment and like it we need a lot to make it work!!!
I could not find it
Moony ! France*
Very educational bro
But one correction the idle shown in the video is of shiva n not ganesh.
2:49 that's not a ghost urban legend that's a god urban legend
the next one u should do is top 10 scary native american urban legends
😻😻😻 CAN👏 YOU 👏PLEASE 👏DO👏 DANISH 👏URBAN👏 LEGENDS 👏IT👏 WOULD👏 MAKE 👏MY👏 DAY 😻😻😻
Andrea Dalsgaard nope never gonna happen and ur day wasn’t maked
a.j v maybe not but lets see and your comment aint gonna bring me down 😎
a.j v made not maked
I am from India and know all of them and thanks for ur interest!
Na le ba was terrifying, i remember in 90s streets went number after 6pm
Could you do France please??????? 🇫🇷
Hackie PPG i love french people
Please do native American urban legends!!!
Bethany Basinger oh you are confused
Not at all
Mj Mj How is she confused? Because her opinion doesnt match yours? Get out of here.
Thank you
You are right with everything , I heard onion witch and seen my dad's labour's family was in problem and their are many more.
This story from Bangalore was long back, when i was just a kid and remember everyone writing it on their doors. As a prank, we friends used to erase it from the doors where ever we found this writing. Also, though the meaning of it is proper, the pronunciation is wrong.
Yup its Na - le ba
Try some at my country philippines they have a lot of urban legends too...
My country isn't really that big but those urban legends are pretty scary.. ..but one thing u might having a hard time pronouncing those names XD
Diana Ridgewell I'm interested....
Yeah part 2 most definitely love your channel😙
I live in India but it’s actually creepy to go outside after 7 or 8 and the most important thing is I lived in Mumbai Maharashtra
most amazing top 10 please do brazilian and turkish urban legends as i am from both places 😁