I kinda feel bad for Ted Bundy’s daughter. Imagine the hate and slander she gets everyday for being Ted Bundy’s daughter. It’s not her fault she was born to be his daughter or her fault for HIS actions. Heart goes out to her.
It is really sad when people do that. It's super messed up how people will attack their family members. Our even when they get mad at the parents for crying and being upset when their child is sentenced to life. Yes, what their child did is unforgivable, but they are still their child. They can know what they did was horrible and still mourn for them. My dad abused me when I was little and I was still devastated when he died. I mourned the person he could have been if he hadn't been so broken himself. Sorry to get so personal I just wanted to express that I understand what the parents go through from personal experience and not just guessing.
i feel like its kinda similar to trumps youngest son. He's basically still a kid yet people are trying to take him away from his parents because they ''feel bad that he has to have them as parents'' or else act as if hes just like them. Like imagine how it must feel to have thousands of people campaigning to have you taken from your parents? I fucking hate trump but baron is a CHILD. I honestly dont know much abt him but like cmon guys
i couldn't imagine anyone in their right mind ever being mean to her or Ted's ex girlfriend (the one who turned him in not the one who started dating him in jail) because both of them probably have so much trauma just from being connected to him. In mind they are victims of him too.
I've tried to explain to these people that he wasn't particularly handsome. He acted kind and pretended he was scared and injured and needed a ride to his house of a hospital then he raped and killed women. He killed people. Buddy that isn't fun thats literally murder
@@kaisetic3150 appearance is one thing, I don’t find him attractive at all but if all they said was “I can see why people would’ve thought he was attractive so the story makes sense/ I’d find them attractive if I didn’t know what they did” and ended it there, that would be fine, but these cretins always follow it up with “-so that means he actually wasn’t that bad/ his crimes weren’t a big deal/ if I was there I could’ve changed him” I even spoke to one person who accused the victims of ASKING for it, literal victim blame because “I totally would in their situation” sick sick sick, these people need intensive therapy before THEY hurt someone
bro fr i can’t believe more people aren’t talking about that. that + the lines the girl being able to fight hit the hardest. like if she just had another second she coulda fucking got him!
@@eileenconway2966 In some instances it is! If you have solid proof that person was trying to seriously harm you and you fought back before killing them (whether intentional or not, as intentional murder in that moment would be explained by self preservation) it would be labelled under self defence. Of course, if they get away, you aren’t allowed to hunt them down. But trust if they end up jail, their fellow inmates will make good work of them
I love the Ted Bundy verse. I hate when I watch true crime and they go on and on about how ‘intelligent’ the killer was, it just eggs on the serial killer fan base, and makes copy cats more likely.
Because he was intelligent he had an IQ of 136 he was extremely intelligent. But we’re the cops also a bunch of morons yes , yes they were so that also gave him a big advantage.
@@Yes_king6973 He wasn’t even “extremely intelligent”, he was above average but that’s not genius level. Either way, I never disputed his intelligence. I just stated that true crime channels stating serial killers are extremely intelligent, handsome etc. Over and over, Just encourage copy cat killers. But yeh I agree, the police did a bad job; had they done their job he’d have been caught much sooner.
@@09lealily average in the US is 100 if I’m not mistakes . Anything over 140 is considered genius level. He had 136 so while he wasn’t necessarily considered a genius he was extremely intelligent . Though he was lasso extremely narcissistic and a serial killers weakness is his own ego .
@@09lealily it wasn’t just true crime channels saying that . Women genuinely thought he was a charming man . I mean for fuck sake when he was on trial for murder they were saying he was innocent.
@@Yes_king6973 I’m on about now, when you watch true crime or see documentaries it’s always overly addressed. But the media back in the day didn’t think he was capable because they thought he was too attractive and smart to commit such crimes… like I said, these ideologies being reiterated encourages fan bases to form.
Somehow this makes me think of all the “last victims” who survived. Quick wits and courage helped them survive, and not only that, the motivation to stop their games. Because they know they can’t or won’t be the only one. The ones before them put their hope and spirit into the adjoining victims to survive. I remember the story of a 15 yo hitchhiker who got both her arms chopped off, she played dead, got thrown off of a cliff, and knew she had to survive. She waited until he left for good, and packed her wounds. She didn’t sleep because she knew she would die, and I honestly believe that somehow the spirits of all the women before her helped her to climb back up to the road. “She had every right, you just caught her off guard tonight.” Don’t go with someone to a second location. Don’t just allow them to take you. Fight. Even if you die, get their dna under your damn fingernails. Make sure cleanup is messy. Fuck em up. They don’t deserve the satisfaction of an easy kill.
Often luck. Quick wits, courage, motivation, only gets you so far. It's not that the other victims didn't have the 'motivation' to live or stop a killer. It's not that they weren't brave. It's not that they were slow. That's the point of 'She had every right, you just caught her off guard tonight, and the only advantage a killer has is that they think they have the right.' You can be the biggest badass on the planet, it's not going to help you when you're sitting in a library, reading a book, and some absolute twat thinks he has the right to shove a knife into your neck and keep stabbing until your lungs are full of your own blood. Those who escape? They're awesome sure. But lets be careful we don't insult the victims who didn't get away to praise them. That kind of language seeps into everything, even illness. 'She got cancer at 23 but her motivation to live kept her going!', no, it's a lot of luck, and a lot of medical intervention. The motivation is commendable. But it also implies the other girl who got cancer at 23 and didn't live, just didn't have enough motivation to live.
"they found her body but not her eyes" and "they took our girls away from home, they're in the woods, their all alone" just makes me feel sick. It's so dark but sadly wayy too true.
me too. true crime is something i always find interesting, but my empathy just doesn't allow me to listen to it. stuff like that makes me feel so sick and i really wish i could listen to true crime and not wanna cry about what happens to the victims.
As a criminology student and a girl who’s been obsessed with true crime since I watched Murder She Wrote with my mom when I was little, I am obsessed with this song. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
2:10 this part gives me *chills*. The knocking sound, the scratchy instrumental, the way Penelope's voice sounds in this verse, the lines "They found the body, but not her eyes" and the repeated "Where's the Lord to take care of that?" Each time getting more desperate as the music gets more frantic truly gets the message across
i fucking love this song because i watch a lot of serial killer documentaries, true crime videos, serial killer movies, etc. This fuels my anger for the people who've tortured innocent people. A lot of people probably think im weird for being interested in morbid shit so this makes me feel better about being an outcast.
I love this stuff too, I can talk about serial killers and investigations for hours, and I know alot about how to get out of dangerous situations and my family think it's weird so knowing other people are as invested in it as me is really cool
Yeah, the media and police just called him really smart in interviews and all that because they wanted to cover up their own stupidity. They made so many blunders while investigating these cases and they couldn't let the public know that because they'd made asses of themselves.
But he wasn't some kind of evil genius, he was definitely below average in terms of intelligence. One of the main reasons it took so long to catch him was because he came off as relatively unassuming and could kind of blend in. And he was white, so not subject to racist stereotypes of POC being more violent and likely to be criminals. As she said, he was just kind of charismatic and white, and not much else. I'm glad he didn't live to see any of the '90s 🤷♀️
"but he's ugly and I'm glad he's dead cause there was no fucking candle in his pumpkin head" honey read the lyrics again. that doesn't sound like dissing to you?
It’s fascinating truly to see an interview where some ex-FBI higher up waxes about how brilliant he was when you know what he did and how he did it and it just amounts to luck, impulsivity and people thinking he’s non-threatening like are you good man ? Being an “attractive” white male makes you smart now ? Aight. Cause if this guy is an evil genius idk man, Megaming might be the greatest threat to our generation or smt 🤡
this song isn't just about the romanticisation of serial killers, it's about how a lot of true crime fans overestimate themselves. take the lyrics "Ya' know, Dennis Rader and David Parker Ray actually sit together in Hell / Shaking, quaking, terrified that one day, somehow, someway / They might meet me" for example - she's satirizing how many true crime fans will act like they're experts on the subject with the idea that two literal serial killers would be afraid of a teenager who listens to podcasts.
I get that it can be interpreted that way, but in my opinion this part of the lyrics is more complementary to when she sings “She could’ve killed you She had every right You just caught her off guard tonight But it’s alright She’ll be fine” The singer is saying that those murders are afraid because the advantage they had is taken by her.
@@Sprout8467 Well, every song is up to interpretation, but the fact that she's constantly making fun of true crime tropes throughout the song, such as the idea Ted Bundy was super intelligent and charismatic and attractive, and that murder and pain is just quirky "girl talk". In fact even her singing tone sounds sardonic and sarcastic throughout, but especially when she sings "I listen to a lotta true crime", like the way some people think they're really quirky and unique for other humans misery and pain being their entertaining hobby.
as someone who could have been killed easily, when one of my mothers exs was stalking us for over a year and breaking into our home just so he could abuse us i really felt fear. fear that i never knew existed and all i can think about is that line You're not special for winning a game with someone you know was never playing" along with""They took our girls away from home- they're in the woods all alone" and how in way i relate with it.
1:18 i always get shivers on this part,sometimes about the raspy bass boosted voice and the high pitched-ish voice blending together so perfectly literally scratches the best part of my brain
I'm so glad that someone finally fucking said the truth about Ted Bundy. I'm fucking sick of everyone acting like he was the smartest man out there. He was on the police watchlist the whole fucking time, he wasn't smart, he was just arrogant as fuck.
@@Yes_king6973 Bro if you keep going into every thread, fighting to the death over whether ted bundy was smart or not people are gonna start thinking you’re a bundy stan
The chorus makes me tear up sometimes. The girl talk really does make me feel alright, even though it's almost always about psychotic men doing the most vile things to women. It's like we all understand and are in this together.
Which is what I dislike . It actually dangerous to do that to make killers seem dumb and dull . In a documentary it’s stated that’s one of the reasons Jack the Ripper was never caught they thought he was all fucked up in the face and shit .
@@Yes_king6973 I see it more as stopping the trend of idolizing serial killers as absolute geniuses that are above all and have far superior minds than ours for getting away with murder (even if they got caught in the end). Which shamefully it’s really common on the true crime community.
@@scarlett_eve9324 I see your point , but to call serial killers stupid is well ignorant. Ted bundy had an IQ of 134 or 136 , ed kemper had an IQ of 145 and so did dahmer . The killers that didn’t have insanely high IQs like BTK and green river killer were still tricky mother fuckers .
@@Yes_king6973 oh yeah i agree 100%, they aren’t stupid but they aren’t godlike, and I think that the song it’s trying to portray that (since she just clarifies he isn’t a GENIUS). Talking about Ted Bundy specifically, he was smart and somewhat charming, but he wasn’t the best serial killer, he was really sloppy and the portrayal of him being a mastermind was just encouraged by the police to cover the myriad mistakes they made on the investigation, which is another thing the song might be wanting to reference too. Sorry if these comments are too long, I just love going on tangents lmao.
the part where she says that listening to true crime has "girl talk vibes" is so deep. its kinda like how women are really big targets in the society we live in, so the true crime is girl talk about that in a way
@@Sheseasyouthere that’s the stupidest thing iv heard. just because someone enjoys listening to something doesn’t mean they need to or should take a career towards that same path. this comment literally proves ops point. y’all always expect shit from us.
If someone tells you their hero is a serial killer, that’s a sign that you need to get far far away from them. I understand the interest in someone like that, but to idolize someone who kills for fun is a red flag.
@@bgarcia6944 Absolutely it is, to the point that when I found out I was scheduled to work a closing shift with only that manager and one other person I was seriously considering quitting for my own safety. Luckily the next day I came into work and he was no longer our manager. Everyone was very happy and literally no one was sorry to see him go. As soon as the assistant store manager left from giving us the “bad news” we had a mini celebration in the kitchen.
Penelope Scott is quickly becoming my favorite music artist. all of her songs give me this vibe that i can't really fully explain. i just love her music.
I honestly love this song. It's really nice in terms of rhythm and melody, and I appreciate that she bashes the concept of romanticising serial killers
omfg I always thought from 2:10 - 2:25 it was “ One of our young turned up last night , They found their body but not their hearts. Somebody new must’ve gone back , where’s the lord to take care of that? “
It’s an illusion your ears make! I dunno what it’s called but I can make it sound like hearts, eyes, and then I figured out I can make it sound like heyes. It just depends on the pitch you listen to! So yeah
It reminds me of when I was watching Mind Hunter and looking into the similarities and differences. Oddly enough it was Ed Kemper who basically brought up how the way they thought about serial killers was utelizing the survivor fallacy. Everything we think we know about what they’re “normally like” actually only really tells us about what the killers who get caught are normally like. We really have no idea what the traits of someone who consistently gets away with it would be. Kemper himself said that he “only got caught because he wanted to” and from looking into the story he’s probably right, he wasn’t even close to being a suspect for ANYTHING he did and was good friends with law enforcement. It’s chilling to think about how many completely un detected killers are probably out there. How many Ed Kemper are out there who DIDNT choose to turn themselves in and will die free men.
If they were smart they would know that you can’t kill and easily get away with it. I’m glad that nowadays the rule is “get his DNA under your goddamn fingernails at least” as what to do if you end up in this situation. Honestly I’m terrified sometimes that some dude with a knife is gonna stab me when I’m walking the 15ft to my car early mornings. I hate feeling that way.
@@miaironstone6783 this is why we need to teach everyone the 3 basic rules, scream, don’t go to a second location, and scratch/bite. You want to at least have as much of his dna on you as possible if you end up dead. Take pictures of license plates or the killer/kidnapper if you can. Most people have it save to the “cloud” automatically so even if your phone gets destroyed, any extra electronics you have can be cracked and photos can be found. If you fight hard there’s bound to be something they don’t get. No one is perfectly smart enough to win against all that.
can we just appreciate how satisfying her voice is when she says “i listen to a lot of true crime i listen to it at night” like holyyy i just fell in love with her voice
Think this song is about (mainly) female obsession with true crime in an attempt to protect themselves from a epidemic society refuses to acknowledge/take seriously - i.e. violence (especially against women) / normalized sexual assault (especially against women) -- think catcalling, blaming girls for the clothes their wearing or their location when they are harmed. How a lot of girls will have a casual obsession with true crime, in an effort to equip there selves, to know the dangers - as no one else will protect them. It's sad. think the last line "we'll be just fine, we listen to a lot of true crime." is quite clearly sarcastic and is asking society at large to do more protect "our girls" from the danger they face every day.
I hadn't thought of it that way, you are definitely right, makes a lot of sense. I love true crime and I can relate subconciously, one has to endure with men ( particularly in the gore and true crime scene ) that trivialize women suffering.
I think it’s to an extent an empowerment as well. Amidst the level of “get his DNA under your fucking nails” level. We need to be fucking mad, and we can’t just take it lying down. If he tells you to be quiet, scream, don’t go anywhere with someone who is threatening you. Bite, scratch, and make it messy. A messy cleanup isn’t something he can easily hide. Your blood on my teeth won’t be easy to keep under the radar when I’m found.
This is why I'm wary of men and try to be near other people just in case. Always lock your car door right when you get in even if you're just gonna sit there for a bit. Also check your backseat before you get in. And check your surroundings before approaching your vehicle. Keep your pepper spray/taser on you when approaching your vehicle in case someone tries to jump you. If you carry make sure your firearm is easily accessible and that you know how to use the safety/load/fire the thing. If you have a knife I wouldn't even let them know I have it until they feel it in the gut/neck. If they're targeting you, then they forfeit the right to back out.
You know what's more messed up? I saw a whole comment thread of girls who wanted to be kidnapped.. so they can be "loved" by the kidnapper. When asked what happens if they abuse you or worse.. they said "it doesn't matter as long as he loves and cares for me at the same time". More than mad.. I was so concerned. They all had one thing in common.. they read mangas and watch shows about a "yandere kidnapping" (most of them are pure thriller and about awareness but the fandoms romanticized them all)
I think part of it was the whole, everyone being overprotective of you too. Don't go out late at night alone, don't go into alleyways, don't walk too close to alley openings either, don't walk near cars, make sure to take 4 lefts to check if someone is following you ect. A lot of women are conditioned to assume the worst will happen if they let down their guard at any moment
I hate the people who bassicly say ThEy DoNt CArE or Oh, THey foR SuRe CaRe AbOuT A dISsTraCk FrOm A 16 YeAr OlD. This always comes from people who doesn't understand the lyrics
I havent listened to penelope scott for a few years(i was a huge fan), and i still remember most of the lyrics in most of her songs. her emotions expressed into these are a masterpiece
The ironic thing is that the song is criticising the romanticisation of serial killers and mocking serial killers so idk where those ppl woulda come from lmfao
when i first listened to this song, i thought the lyrics were "They robbed her body, but not her eyes" And the meaning behind that is much more sinister than the original lyrics
@@strawberrykoolaid8820 so this girls out back behind the store shes a good girl she called a car you got bad guys in a big white van 2 dumb friends and one mean man well she'll freaking hug you. she wins every time shes gonna hug you to death by the end of the night and the only advantage that a bad guy has is they think they have the right
I love this song. Nowadays, everyone is fanning over serial killers and some people are even simping for them, I honestly don’t mind if it’s a fictional character, but simping for a real life serial killer is icky, personally, I’ve never been able to stand how they’ve killed innocent people, especially child murderers. Keep up your good work Penelope Scott
So this girl's outside behind the bar She's a good girl She called a car Y'got three motherfuckers in a big white van Two dumb friends and one mean man Well she'll fucking kill you She wins every fight She's gonna rock your shit by the end of the night And the only advantage that a killer has Is they think they have the right I listen to a lot of true crime I listen to it at night I like the girl talk It makes me feel alright I like scary stories in the morning And I like them at night I like the girl talk vibes They make me feel just fine I listen to a lot of true crime Y'know Dennis Rayder and David Parker Ray Actually sit together in Hell Shaking quaking terrified That someday Somehow someway They might meet me They took our girls away from home They're in the woods they're all alone The ropes are heavy and the knots are tight Tied by a monster and his oblivious wife Well I hope this doesn’t seem too impolite But Ted Bundy was just never that fucking bright He was just sorta charismatic and White alright And he was so fucking sure he had the right But he’s ugly and I’m glad he’s dead Cuz there was no fucking candle in his pumpkin head You’re not special for winning a game With someone who you know was never playing She could’ve killed you She had every right You just caught her off guard tonight But it’s alright She’ll be fine We listen to a lotta true crime One of our young turned up last night They found their body but not their eyes Somebody new must’ve Gone bad Where’s the lord to take care of that Where’s the lord to take care of that I listen to a lot of true crime I listen to it at night I like the girl talk vibes They make me feel alright I like scary stories in the morning And I like ‘em at night I like the girl talk vibes They make me feel just fine I listen to a lot of true crime
"The ropes are heavy and the knots are tight, ties by a monster and his oblivious wife" might be referenceing the Barbie and Ken killer correct me if I'm wrong
i feel like it could be about a bunch of people like moira hindley, i think is how u spell her name, and her boyfriend. and then rose and fred west, too??
This one girl said to me, “if I was caught by Ted Bundy, I could’ve changed him. I would’ve made him better.” Let’s just say someone had a black eye for the rest of the month and was never spoken to again.
"I like the girl talk vibes It makes me feel just fine." Everytime I hear that I instantly think of bailey sairen (no idea if I'm spelling it wrong or not) Edit: I have never gotten so many likes
@@RosePierce. There’s a difference between being narcissistic and having NPD, hun’. You shouldn’t make fun of people with NPD, but making fun of narcissists is 100% okay and encouraged
Now we need a version dissing the Dahmer stans like I'm genuinely suprised people are obsessed with him LIKE HIM not Evan Peters playing him, but actuall Jeffery Dahmer 😭
"You're not special,for winning a game with someone who you know was never playing she could've killed you,she had every right you just caught her off guard tonight."-Junko Furuta(1971-1989)
The reason I love her songs so damn much is because her songs actually sound like if she were angry and sad at the same time and the accuracy there is if you listen the lyric well
Ironically I ended up watching some true crime content about Dennis Rayder and David Parker Ray because of this song. They're monsters, and the line about them shaking and quaking in hell is satisfying. "Where's the lord to take care of that" just gives me chills.. there are horrific cases with seemingly no justice, that just seem like proof that there is no god. Incredible song.
I don't know a single fucking person who couldn't be aptly described by this song tbh o__o and bless Penelope for being so fucking great at writing songs and composition D; ughhh she's so flippin' talented/skilled
Tf? Serial killers kill people?? It doesn’t matter if they were hot or whatever your reason is for thinking they didn’t deserve to die, all of them were rapists and murderers???
Stans...? She isn't a Ted bundy Stan. She is making FUN of Ted bundy for thinking that he WAS special for winning a game with someone who he knew was never playing. She is not at all saying that he was special
@@vy12011 I'm not saying she was a Ted Bundy Stan, I was just making fun of them stans by saying "they like it" since Penelope is making fun of them. (sorry if you couldn't understand, English isn't my first language.)
POV: Your friend group all goes missing one by one except you. you go on a road trip to a different state to escape the stress and hopefully not get taken. on the way you write (or sing) this song
@@yer_mum0_094 Well, the point of this song is calling serial killers stupid losers who had nothing better to do than kill people because they thought they were special.
“Ted your not special, for winning a game with someone who you know was never playing, she could’ve KILLED you, she had every right , you just caught her off guard tonight.” I felt that
Yess. Also i hate it at the same time bc a lot of them had a similar childhood. Like "There perants argued and they were lonely and bullied at school as a young child they had a head injury and they had a personality disorder" And im like 😬😬 bro stop it this is kinda targeting me. So yeah its interesting tho Not all of that but some 😶
@@ania519 yeah lol, i also don’t like when people try and justify the murder/rapist etc actions by saying “they were abused as a kid” like ok same your not special😃☝️
@@ania519 I literally had all of that except the arguing parents, and although I'm sorta aggressive on impulse sometimes due to my head injury and traumas, I would never think of killing or harming someone seriously or any of that lol. Whatever the murderer/rapist did was entirely on them, whether people like it or not. They love to try and justify it but they still had the capacity to tell someone and try to better their lives, they just chose not to. They weren't stupid, they had high IQs and were described as generally intelligent, so they were told that people didn't understand them so they couldn't help them, but that's a lie. People can understand them and help them, but they again chose not to get help, and the people who were supposed to give it to them didn't actively try to help them. Having a healthy support system makes all the difference and it's sad that people don't realize that. I don't think people even understand what that means: a support system also includes yourself. My teachers and parents loved me and helped me through my struggles and that was what made all the difference for me. The people in these killers' life ostracized them, yes, but these people also had a chance to truly love themselves, worry about themselves, care about themselves, and seek to understand themselves in a non-destructive way. If they didn't take it, again, that's on them.
@@xsweetiebloomx605 true, they could've gotten help but they never did and everything they did was their fault in the end, no matter how people/events influenced them I do think we should pay more attention to their life before their crimes though and see how that ties in, people say there was no way to tell something was wrong, that it came out of nowhere, that they mustve been born evil, ect but thats often false. Something definitely happened to just tip them over the edge, (yeah some of them were born like that but it probably wouldn't have gotten to that point otherwise). Wether thats abuse, mental illness trauma or a head injury that messed with their brain, something happened. So people should really see how that ties in and keep that in mind, without creating any empathy for the killer in question of course It could also help with future research ect but yeah
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"You're not special for winning a game with someone you know was never playing"
Ted Bundy stans really should listen to this song-
Timestamp for the part
@@goosefan1 1:48
so we stanning serial killers now?
@@totallynotlilly unfortunately, yes.
@@totallynotlilly who said stanning
I kinda feel bad for Ted Bundy’s daughter. Imagine the hate and slander she gets everyday for being Ted Bundy’s daughter. It’s not her fault she was born to be his daughter or her fault for HIS actions. Heart goes out to her.
Yeah but I have read that she changed her name so I think nearly no one knows who she really is. That doesn't make it a any better, though
It is really sad when people do that. It's super messed up how people will attack their family members. Our even when they get mad at the parents for crying and being upset when their child is sentenced to life. Yes, what their child did is unforgivable, but they are still their child. They can know what they did was horrible and still mourn for them. My dad abused me when I was little and I was still devastated when he died. I mourned the person he could have been if he hadn't been so broken himself. Sorry to get so personal I just wanted to express that I understand what the parents go through from personal experience and not just guessing.
i feel like its kinda similar to trumps youngest son. He's basically still a kid yet people are trying to take him away from his parents because they ''feel bad that he has to have them as parents'' or else act as if hes just like them. Like imagine how it must feel to have thousands of people campaigning to have you taken from your parents? I fucking hate trump but baron is a CHILD. I honestly dont know much abt him but like cmon guys
Yeah
i couldn't imagine anyone in their right mind ever being mean to her or Ted's ex girlfriend (the one who turned him in not the one who started dating him in jail) because both of them probably have so much trauma just from being connected to him. In mind they are victims of him too.
subtitles: "spooky ghost"
deaf people: *intence fear*
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“But he’s ugly..”
Try explaining that to the 13 year old Ted Buddy fangirls
I've tried to explain to these people that he wasn't particularly handsome. He acted kind and pretended he was scared and injured and needed a ride to his house of a hospital then he raped and killed women.
He killed people. Buddy that isn't fun thats literally murder
I've given up on trying to explain it to Bundy stans. I'm sure they've got something wrong in the brain to be able to find him attractive
@@kaisetic3150 appearance is one thing, I don’t find him attractive at all but if all they said was “I can see why people would’ve thought he was attractive so the story makes sense/ I’d find them attractive if I didn’t know what they did” and ended it there, that would be fine, but these cretins always follow it up with “-so that means he actually wasn’t that bad/ his crimes weren’t a big deal/ if I was there I could’ve changed him” I even spoke to one person who accused the victims of ASKING for it, literal victim blame because “I totally would in their situation” sick sick sick, these people need intensive therapy before THEY hurt someone
They got dropped when born thats why they like him lol
I tried lmao and these were their response:
"Lmao ok Karen move"
"Whatever, he's still hot."
"I dont give a fck. I will let him rail me."
Is it just me or "she could have killed you,she had every right" hits hard
bro fr i can’t believe more people aren’t talking about that. that + the lines the girl being able to fight hit the hardest. like if she just had another second she coulda fucking got him!
Honestly, it should be legal to unalive our attackers.
@@eileenconway2966 In some instances it is! If you have solid proof that person was trying to seriously harm you and you fought back before killing them (whether intentional or not, as intentional murder in that moment would be explained by self preservation) it would be labelled under self defence. Of course, if they get away, you aren’t allowed to hunt them down. But trust if they end up jail, their fellow inmates will make good work of them
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@@ogcolumbinakinnie6556I wish I knew this information earlier so I could’ve used it to my advantage
Ted was kinda bright when they finally shocked his ass
BAHAHAH OMFG
tbf with a 136 iq he wasn’t exactly erm, dim?😅
@@mattdakin8060 iq is a pretty dumb tell for intelligence, even the guy who invented it didn’t agree with its use
@@matthewford6715 even still, he was bright
@@mattdakin8060 He was just sort of charismatic and white
I love the Ted Bundy verse. I hate when I watch true crime and they go on and on about how ‘intelligent’ the killer was, it just eggs on the serial killer fan base, and makes copy cats more likely.
Because he was intelligent he had an IQ of 136 he was extremely intelligent. But we’re the cops also a bunch of morons yes , yes they were so that also gave him a big advantage.
@@Yes_king6973 He wasn’t even “extremely intelligent”, he was above average but that’s not genius level. Either way, I never disputed his intelligence. I just stated that true crime channels stating serial killers are extremely intelligent, handsome etc. Over and over, Just encourage copy cat killers. But yeh I agree, the police did a bad job; had they done their job he’d have been caught much sooner.
@@09lealily average in the US is 100 if I’m not mistakes . Anything over 140 is considered genius level. He had 136 so while he wasn’t necessarily considered a genius he was extremely intelligent . Though he was lasso extremely narcissistic and a serial killers weakness is his own ego .
@@09lealily it wasn’t just true crime channels saying that . Women genuinely thought he was a charming man . I mean for fuck sake when he was on trial for murder they were saying he was innocent.
@@Yes_king6973 I’m on about now, when you watch true crime or see documentaries it’s always overly addressed. But the media back in the day didn’t think he was capable because they thought he was too attractive and smart to commit such crimes… like I said, these ideologies being reiterated encourages fan bases to form.
Somehow this makes me think of all the “last victims” who survived. Quick wits and courage helped them survive, and not only that, the motivation to stop their games. Because they know they can’t or won’t be the only one. The ones before them put their hope and spirit into the adjoining victims to survive. I remember the story of a 15 yo hitchhiker who got both her arms chopped off, she played dead, got thrown off of a cliff, and knew she had to survive. She waited until he left for good, and packed her wounds. She didn’t sleep because she knew she would die, and I honestly believe that somehow the spirits of all the women before her helped her to climb back up to the road.
“She had every right, you just caught her off guard tonight.”
Don’t go with someone to a second location. Don’t just allow them to take you. Fight. Even if you die, get their dna under your damn fingernails. Make sure cleanup is messy. Fuck em up. They don’t deserve the satisfaction of an easy kill.
Often luck. Quick wits, courage, motivation, only gets you so far. It's not that the other victims didn't have the 'motivation' to live or stop a killer. It's not that they weren't brave. It's not that they were slow. That's the point of 'She had every right, you just caught her off guard tonight, and the only advantage a killer has is that they think they have the right.' You can be the biggest badass on the planet, it's not going to help you when you're sitting in a library, reading a book, and some absolute twat thinks he has the right to shove a knife into your neck and keep stabbing until your lungs are full of your own blood.
Those who escape? They're awesome sure. But lets be careful we don't insult the victims who didn't get away to praise them. That kind of language seeps into everything, even illness. 'She got cancer at 23 but her motivation to live kept her going!', no, it's a lot of luck, and a lot of medical intervention. The motivation is commendable. But it also implies the other girl who got cancer at 23 and didn't live, just didn't have enough motivation to live.
@@emstink I definitely agree!
@@emstinkyeah, like the killer clown's survivor , or dahmer's last victim.
HOLY SHIT. THE REASON THE AUDIO SOUNDS LIKE THAT IS TO MAKE IIT SOUND LIKE A TRUE CRIME PODCAST IN STUDIO. I LOVE ITTT
THE DETAILS-, GODDAMN I LOVE THIS
OMFG GENIUS
I don’t understand this comment how does it sound like a podcast
If true that would mean her other songs relate to true crime which they dont
@@rv3_thamann277 no they don’t have to
"they found her body but not her eyes" and "they took our girls away from home, they're in the woods, their all alone" just makes me feel sick. It's so dark but sadly wayy too true.
me too. true crime is something i always find interesting, but my empathy just doesn't allow me to listen to it. stuff like that makes me feel so sick and i really wish i could listen to true crime and not wanna cry about what happens to the victims.
@@queenthot1438 exactly the same here. hearing about that sort of thing makes me sick to my stomach, but its really interesting.
You think THAT'S dark
Yea thwy always say how there sooo "intelligent" but they're dumb enough to commit murder
i’m eating and i like gore and stuff but that’s just sick
As a criminology student and a girl who’s been obsessed with true crime since I watched Murder She Wrote with my mom when I was little, I am obsessed with this song. 🙌🏼🙌🏼
drop out
@@wizardfurby no
True crime rocks.
@@shaneogden3622 Are you crazy?
@@funny2381 I meant the song when I said that.
2:10 this part gives me *chills*. The knocking sound, the scratchy instrumental, the way Penelope's voice sounds in this verse, the lines "They found the body, but not her eyes" and the repeated "Where's the Lord to take care of that?" Each time getting more desperate as the music gets more frantic truly gets the message across
Yessssss
I was looking for this comment
i fucking love this song because i watch a lot of serial killer documentaries, true crime videos, serial killer movies, etc.
This fuels my anger for the people who've tortured innocent people. A lot of people probably think im weird for being interested in morbid shit so this makes me feel better about being an outcast.
I love this stuff too, I can talk about serial killers and investigations for hours, and I know alot about how to get out of dangerous situations and my family think it's weird so knowing other people are as invested in it as me is really cool
Literally same. I have like an obsession with true crime and serial killer documentaries.
I like that stuff too but I prefer paranormal phenomenons
Same dude.
@@kat_beez1557 i feel like the paranormal community and true crime community are a happy married couple
fun fact; this isn’t a song dissing ted. she’s trying to explain how ted wasn’t smart but the police were just stupid.
Yeah, the media and police just called him really smart in interviews and all that because they wanted to cover up their own stupidity. They made so many blunders while investigating these cases and they couldn't let the public know that because they'd made asses of themselves.
But he wasn't some kind of evil genius, he was definitely below average in terms of intelligence. One of the main reasons it took so long to catch him was because he came off as relatively unassuming and could kind of blend in. And he was white, so not subject to racist stereotypes of POC being more violent and likely to be criminals. As she said, he was just kind of charismatic and white, and not much else. I'm glad he didn't live to see any of the '90s 🤷♀️
It is also a song dissing Ted and the people who idolize him.
"but he's ugly and I'm glad he's dead cause there was no fucking candle in his pumpkin head" honey read the lyrics again. that doesn't sound like dissing to you?
It’s fascinating truly to see an interview where some ex-FBI higher up waxes about how brilliant he was when you know what he did and how he did it and it just amounts to luck, impulsivity and people thinking he’s non-threatening like are you good man ? Being an “attractive” white male makes you smart now ? Aight. Cause if this guy is an evil genius idk man, Megaming might be the greatest threat to our generation or smt 🤡
this song isn't just about the romanticisation of serial killers, it's about how a lot of true crime fans overestimate themselves. take the lyrics "Ya' know, Dennis Rader and David Parker Ray actually sit together in Hell
/ Shaking, quaking, terrified that one day, somehow, someway / They might meet me" for example - she's satirizing how many true crime fans will act like they're experts on the subject with the idea that two literal serial killers would be afraid of a teenager who listens to podcasts.
I think that’s the exact opposite of what this song is trying to say…
I get that it can be interpreted that way, but in my opinion this part of the lyrics is more complementary to when she sings “She could’ve killed you
She had every right
You just caught her off guard tonight
But it’s alright
She’ll be fine”
The singer is saying that those murders are afraid because the advantage they had is taken by her.
@@Sprout8467 Well, every song is up to interpretation, but the fact that she's constantly making fun of true crime tropes throughout the song, such as the idea Ted Bundy was super intelligent and charismatic and attractive, and that murder and pain is just quirky "girl talk". In fact even her singing tone sounds sardonic and sarcastic throughout, but especially when she sings "I listen to a lotta true crime", like the way some people think they're really quirky and unique for other humans misery and pain being their entertaining hobby.
@@emstink Yeah I guess that’s a fair way to think abt it too
@@emstink this song clearly isn't for you then lmao
“She could’ve killed you, she had every right but you just caught her off guard tonight” reminds me of the one TikTok with Junko’s case in it 🙁
Junko Furuta right ?
@@thewise_egg9858 yep
That case gives me the chills every time...
Who?
That case is so sad it breaks my heart. Its also gut wrenching she didn't deserve that at all.
as someone who could have been killed easily, when one of my mothers exs was stalking us for over a year and breaking into our home just so he could abuse us i really felt fear. fear that i never knew existed and all i can think about is that line You're not special for winning a game with someone you know was never playing" along with""They took our girls away from home- they're in the woods all alone" and how in way i relate with it.
Something similar happened to me, he was threatening to kill me my mom and my sister we ended up changing states
Well shit, idk you but im so sorry that happened and im happy nothing happened and you're still here
Fuck dude that's terrible, hope everything is all right
I'm so sorry. Are you ok?
I can’t relate yet I’m so sorry, I hope you are all alright. 🥺💕
i like how 90% of her songs are making fun of someone
Shes just to cool man and they have every right to make fun of ted bundy
@@caca-qm6pe i agree and they do have every right
and its mostly people who deserve to be made fun of but is "praised" by society @criminal stans
I feel like by "someone" she's always generalizing a group of ppl by a name
Ted bundy was adopted in to my family 😝😡😡 this song makes my mad I know he is a bad person but I see why
1:18 i always get shivers on this part,sometimes about the raspy bass boosted voice and the high pitched-ish voice blending together so perfectly literally scratches the best part of my brain
no one cares
@@zapdos8441 about your mom
@@zapdos8441 ok?
@@zapdos8441 Did anyone ask though
Bro that’s what the comments are for
"He was just sorta charismatic and white, alright?" That can describe a lot of people tho...
Yeah and a lot of sorta charismatic white guys get away with all sorts of shit
@Jetzt bin ich zum Tod geworden. mostly cishet white guys tho🤷🏻♀️
She explained in another video that she wasn’t calling Ted Bundy white, she said he got away with a lot of things that a white person would
@Jetzt bin ich zum Tod geworden. okay so watch the video Penelope made on it then
@Jetzt bin ich zum Tod geworden. trump to start off.
Can we just appreciate the fact that she is making fun of ted bundy in the last few lyrics
I love it
I really don't understand ted bundy stans
@@adamgreen9526 he’s pretty cool
@@JahsayFace what.
@@yori8643 what.
Penelope her voice has this scary undertone but she sounds like an angel
KASPER NEBBEN
Are we listening to the same person?
@@badgeboy0731 is this a hate comment lol?
@@axlthedumbone2211 oh damn, mb
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I'm so glad that someone finally fucking said the truth about Ted Bundy. I'm fucking sick of everyone acting like he was the smartest man out there. He was on the police watchlist the whole fucking time, he wasn't smart, he was just arrogant as fuck.
Well yes he was Intelligent with that being said he was extremely narcissistic.
@@Yes_king6973 Bro if you keep going into every thread, fighting to the death over whether ted bundy was smart or not people are gonna start thinking you’re a bundy stan
@@ogcolumbinakinnie6556 honestly I do it because I’m bored .
@@Yes_king6973 … Lord, you should get a job
@@ogcolumbinakinnie6556 I am but I can also keep doing shit like this as entertainment.
The chorus makes me tear up sometimes. The girl talk really does make me feel alright, even though it's almost always about psychotic men doing the most vile things to women. It's like we all understand and are in this together.
"You're not special for winning A game with someone you know was never playing."
Best quotes of 2021
Well it came out in 2020 so it would be the beast quotes of 2020
@@Weed42wenty wasn't he white tho? What was he black? Asian?
@@lazycat3903 yuh
Amber Heard rlly should listen too that line.
I think the fact that Ted Bundy's name will go down in history and not this girl's name really cements the fact that Ted Bundy was special.
I FINALLY UNDERSTAND THE “There was no fucking candle in his pumpkin head” Meaning there wasnt anything in his head YESS
Which is what I dislike . It actually dangerous to do that to make killers seem dumb and dull . In a documentary it’s stated that’s one of the reasons Jack the Ripper was never caught they thought he was all fucked up in the face and shit .
Not that his looks correlate with Ted bundys intelligence.
@@Yes_king6973 I see it more as stopping the trend of idolizing serial killers as absolute geniuses that are above all and have far superior minds than ours for getting away with murder (even if they got caught in the end). Which shamefully it’s really common on the true crime community.
@@scarlett_eve9324 I see your point , but to call serial killers stupid is well ignorant. Ted bundy had an IQ of 134 or 136 , ed kemper had an IQ of 145 and so did dahmer . The killers that didn’t have insanely high IQs like BTK and green river killer were still tricky mother fuckers .
@@Yes_king6973 oh yeah i agree 100%, they aren’t stupid but they aren’t godlike, and I think that the song it’s trying to portray that (since she just clarifies he isn’t a GENIUS). Talking about Ted Bundy specifically, he was smart and somewhat charming, but he wasn’t the best serial killer, he was really sloppy and the portrayal of him being a mastermind was just encouraged by the police to cover the myriad mistakes they made on the investigation, which is another thing the song might be wanting to reference too. Sorry if these comments are too long, I just love going on tangents lmao.
"one of our young turned up last night, they found the body but not their eyes"
i love this line
ted bundy after hearing this song: **recording** “hey guys im so sorry, i made a mistake.”
" i was in a dark place you guys .... "
" I was really battling depression and I was really young..."
“It was an accident too…”
"This entity made me do it. I don't have a choice. I tried to live a simple life but it won't just stop. I will plead not guilty."
Travis Scott's apology but Ted Bundy
the part where she says that listening to true crime has "girl talk vibes" is so deep. its kinda like how women are really big targets in the society we live in, so the true crime is girl talk about that in a way
@sejak what? If you’re making fun of girls how about stfu because no one actually fucking asked lmao and no one actually fucking cares :(
@@Sheseasyouthere cheers I'll drink to that bro
@@Sheseasyouthere that’s the stupidest thing iv heard. just because someone enjoys listening to something doesn’t mean they need to or should take a career towards that same path. this comment literally proves ops point. y’all always expect shit from us.
Society
@sejak I agree just the fact that they looked a little to deep into it and not to mention I had no clue what she was talking about
We stan the Ted Bundy hate
He was very bright let’s be honest
Yeah he was very bright when they shocked his ass
@@emilypetrova7641 Ted Bundy had an IQ of 134, what’s yours? 90?
@@TapDaKart he was really smart, but that doesn't mean we should act like that's a good thing
@cold soup ig so
Lots of people hate this song, this is my first time listening to it and it means a lot. It has a pretty good background story to it.
Why do people hate this song it’s pretty good
1:05 the "they might meet me" part is so amazing and intimidating at the same time I cant stop listening to it
To the people in the comments asking “There are Ted Bundy stans??”: yes, there are. One of my old managers literally told me Ted Bundy was his hero.
Wtf?!? Holy crud I knew they’re were Ted bunny stans but I thought it was just like “he didn’t deserve the death sentence” oof.
If someone tells you their hero is a serial killer, that’s a sign that you need to get far far away from them. I understand the interest in someone like that, but to idolize someone who kills for fun is a red flag.
@@bgarcia6944 Absolutely it is, to the point that when I found out I was scheduled to work a closing shift with only that manager and one other person I was seriously considering quitting for my own safety. Luckily the next day I came into work and he was no longer our manager. Everyone was very happy and literally no one was sorry to see him go. As soon as the assistant store manager left from giving us the “bad news” we had a mini celebration in the kitchen.
Ted Bundy is an American hero, right alongside such names as Abraham Lincoln and Colonel Sanders
@@yungscoobert1747 🙄
The 5 dislikes are dennis rayder, david parker ray, ted bundy and probably john wayne gacy and jeffery dahmer
H H Holmes feels left out.😔
And Richard Ramirez
ted made extra accounts to dislike extra many times for penelope calling him ugly
@@Lunetroldborg probably that sounds like something he’d 100% do
@@emhansen4031 yes ikr bc young girls who found him attractive was sending him love letters
"They found their body but not their eyes" freaks me out ever time idk why, it gives me chills
Penelope Scott is quickly becoming my favorite music artist. all of her songs give me this vibe that i can't really fully explain. i just love her music.
I honestly love this song. It's really nice in terms of rhythm and melody, and I appreciate that she bashes the concept of romanticising serial killers
omfg I always thought from 2:10 - 2:25 it was “ One of our young turned up last night , They found their body but not their hearts. Somebody new must’ve gone back , where’s the lord to take care of that? “
Same hahahahah
It’s an illusion your ears make! I dunno what it’s called but I can make it sound like hearts, eyes, and then I figured out I can make it sound like heyes. It just depends on the pitch you listen to! So yeah
@@marbl3d_a1d3n Hey that's actually a pretty interesting fact thanks for sharing
I hear art LOL
It’s bc, a lot of killers for some reason like to keep skulls or the eyes of victims as like, a “souvenir”. Pretty gross.
I just wanna point out that if these killers were actually as smart as people think they are they wouldn’t have gotten caught in the end.
Word
It reminds me of when I was watching Mind Hunter and looking into the similarities and differences. Oddly enough it was Ed Kemper who basically brought up how the way they thought about serial killers was utelizing the survivor fallacy. Everything we think we know about what they’re “normally like” actually only really tells us about what the killers who get caught are normally like. We really have no idea what the traits of someone who consistently gets away with it would be. Kemper himself said that he “only got caught because he wanted to” and from looking into the story he’s probably right, he wasn’t even close to being a suspect for ANYTHING he did and was good friends with law enforcement. It’s chilling to think about how many completely un detected killers are probably out there. How many Ed Kemper are out there who DIDNT choose to turn themselves in and will die free men.
If they were smart they would know that you can’t kill and easily get away with it. I’m glad that nowadays the rule is “get his DNA under your goddamn fingernails at least” as what to do if you end up in this situation.
Honestly I’m terrified sometimes that some dude with a knife is gonna stab me when I’m walking the 15ft to my car early mornings. I hate feeling that way.
@@miaironstone6783 this is why we need to teach everyone the 3 basic rules, scream, don’t go to a second location, and scratch/bite. You want to at least have as much of his dna on you as possible if you end up dead. Take pictures of license plates or the killer/kidnapper if you can. Most people have it save to the “cloud” automatically so even if your phone gets destroyed, any extra electronics you have can be cracked and photos can be found.
If you fight hard there’s bound to be something they don’t get. No one is perfectly smart enough to win against all that.
They get caught because they got cocky in the end
i love everything about this song, the beat, the instrumental and especially the message
can we just appreciate how satisfying her voice is when she says “i listen to a lot of true crime i listen to it at night” like holyyy i just fell in love with her voice
No
@@zeinnahaboo7351 ?? weirdo
@@zeinnahaboo7351 then the door is that way
@@soap7686 I’m good
@@pink_wine_ there’s no fucking way you’re calling someone a weirdo 💀
Think this song is about (mainly) female obsession with true crime in an attempt to protect themselves from a epidemic society refuses to acknowledge/take seriously - i.e. violence (especially against women) / normalized sexual assault (especially against women) -- think catcalling, blaming girls for the clothes their wearing or their location when they are harmed. How a lot of girls will have a casual obsession with true crime, in an effort to equip there selves, to know the dangers - as no one else will protect them. It's sad.
think the last line "we'll be just fine, we listen to a lot of true crime." is quite clearly sarcastic and is asking society at large to do more protect "our girls" from the danger they face every day.
I hadn't thought of it that way, you are definitely right, makes a lot of sense.
I love true crime and I can relate subconciously, one has to endure with men ( particularly in the gore and true crime scene ) that trivialize women suffering.
I think it’s to an extent an empowerment as well. Amidst the level of “get his DNA under your fucking nails” level. We need to be fucking mad, and we can’t just take it lying down. If he tells you to be quiet, scream, don’t go anywhere with someone who is threatening you. Bite, scratch, and make it messy. A messy cleanup isn’t something he can easily hide. Your blood on my teeth won’t be easy to keep under the radar when I’m found.
This is why I'm wary of men and try to be near other people just in case.
Always lock your car door right when you get in even if you're just gonna sit there for a bit. Also check your backseat before you get in. And check your surroundings before approaching your vehicle. Keep your pepper spray/taser on you when approaching your vehicle in case someone tries to jump you. If you carry make sure your firearm is easily accessible and that you know how to use the safety/load/fire the thing. If you have a knife I wouldn't even let them know I have it until they feel it in the gut/neck. If they're targeting you, then they forfeit the right to back out.
You know what's more messed up? I saw a whole comment thread of girls who wanted to be kidnapped.. so they can be "loved" by the kidnapper. When asked what happens if they abuse you or worse.. they said "it doesn't matter as long as he loves and cares for me at the same time". More than mad.. I was so concerned.
They all had one thing in common.. they read mangas and watch shows about a "yandere kidnapping" (most of them are pure thriller and about awareness but the fandoms romanticized them all)
I think part of it was the whole, everyone being overprotective of you too. Don't go out late at night alone, don't go into alleyways, don't walk too close to alley openings either, don't walk near cars, make sure to take 4 lefts to check if someone is following you ect. A lot of women are conditioned to assume the worst will happen if they let down their guard at any moment
I hate the people who bassicly say ThEy DoNt CArE or Oh, THey foR SuRe CaRe AbOuT A dISsTraCk FrOm A 16 YeAr OlD.
This always comes from people who doesn't understand the lyrics
Ik if I love a song I have to know all the lyrics
@@sonicdumby6486 thats Not the point
@@nix8405 yeah ik but I do understand people are idiots
@@nix8405 sorry if that sounds sarcastic
I havent listened to penelope scott for a few years(i was a huge fan), and i still remember most of the lyrics in most of her songs. her emotions expressed into these are a masterpiece
this songs a bop guys but just remember to not romanticise serial killers like i can see a lot of you guys doing :)
The ironic thing is that the song is criticising the romanticisation of serial killers and mocking serial killers so idk where those ppl woulda come from lmfao
@@ax8893 yea
that’s the exact opposite of what the song does
I wanna know, it’s okay if they’re fictional right??
@@App1_e well yeah since they aren’t real. But don’t romanticize them by saying killing is sexy lol.
If The Living Tombstone and Penelope Scott do a collab their song would blow up on tiktok
YESSSS I AGREE
All i can think of is discord im sorry haha
The living tombstone is to good for this
Yeah that would be a good song
Welp everyone hates her atm so probably not
why do people even hate on penelope- like bro? she sounds like a damn fallen angel
Facts!
Factssss 😁
Maybe they just dislike her style of music or something. I think it’s creative though
when i first listened to this song, i thought the lyrics were "They robbed her body, but not her eyes" And the meaning behind that is much more sinister than the original lyrics
cant wait till this blows up and kidz bop covers it
I-
Not kidz boP- 💀
Oh god how are they even gonna do that lmaoo
@@strawberrykoolaid8820 so this girls out back
behind the store
shes a good girl
she called a car
you got bad guys in a big white van
2 dumb friends and one mean man
well she'll freaking hug you.
she wins every time
shes gonna hug you to death by the end of the night
and the only advantage that a bad guy has is they think they have the right
@@tatertots8361 omg
i am ✨obsessed✨. this is phenomenal. it gives me innocent femme fatale vibes. bruised knees, fishnets, and hello kitty switch blades. i’m in.
I love all these things
WOAH THATS EXACTLY IT THATS THE VIBE
wow so edgey
@@blahblah2178
Stop
Cringe as fuckkkkk
I love this song. Nowadays, everyone is fanning over serial killers and some people are even simping for them, I honestly don’t mind if it’s a fictional character, but simping for a real life serial killer is icky, personally, I’ve never been able to stand how they’ve killed innocent people, especially child murderers. Keep up your good work Penelope Scott
And the worst thing is that they blame the victims because "They could not have left" or "They tempted this man themselves"
That "she couldve killed you, she had every right" was just--- IDK AT THIS POINT ITS JUST STUCK IN MY HEAD 😭😭😭
1:30 to 2:07 is the best part tbh
yes
i like 0:46
mfing fax
yep
YES THAT WHAT I WAS THINKING
The 1 dislike is from Ted Bundy
2 more from Dennis and David
they made more accounts to dislike
Fr
The 46 is from his stans
We got the same pfp
So this girl's outside behind the bar
She's a good girl
She called a car
Y'got three motherfuckers in a big white van
Two dumb friends and one mean man
Well she'll fucking kill you
She wins every fight
She's gonna rock your shit by the end of the night
And the only advantage that a killer has
Is they think they have the right
I listen to a lot of true crime
I listen to it at night
I like the girl talk
It makes me feel alright
I like scary stories in the morning
And I like them at night
I like the girl talk vibes
They make me feel just fine
I listen to a lot of true crime
Y'know Dennis Rayder and David Parker Ray
Actually sit together in Hell
Shaking quaking terrified
That someday
Somehow someway
They might meet me
They took our girls away from home
They're in the woods they're all alone
The ropes are heavy and the knots are tight
Tied by a monster and his oblivious wife
Well I hope this doesn’t seem too impolite
But Ted Bundy was just never that fucking bright
He was just sorta charismatic and White alright
And he was so fucking sure he had the right
But he’s ugly and I’m glad he’s dead
Cuz there was no fucking candle in his pumpkin head
You’re not special for winning a game
With someone who you know was never playing
She could’ve killed you
She had every right
You just caught her off guard tonight
But it’s alright
She’ll be fine
We listen to a lotta true crime
One of our young turned up last night
They found their body but not their eyes
Somebody new must’ve
Gone bad
Where’s the lord to take care of that
Where’s the lord to take care of that
I listen to a lot of true crime
I listen to it at night
I like the girl talk vibes
They make me feel alright
I like scary stories in the morning
And I like ‘em at night
I like the girl talk vibes
They make me feel just fine
I listen to a lot of true crime
Tysmmm I was searching for this🥰
I can't believe it's been two years since this song was released. I remember listening to this while playing games late at night. Kinda nostalgic?
"The ropes are heavy and the knots are tight, ties by a monster and his oblivious wife" might be referenceing the Barbie and Ken killer correct me if I'm wrong
Well Carla was far from oblivious She knew and was involved in everything that happened
I was thinking that too. I learned from Bailey Sarian
@@ginadavina972 omg I love her too
i feel like it could be about a bunch of people like moira hindley, i think is how u spell her name, and her boyfriend. and then rose and fred west, too??
No...
This song makes me feel like I'm reading a creepypasta from 2012
It gives the vibes but the message is the opposite which is wild
I love how Penelope has put together a life podcast using music and comedy
This one girl said to me, “if I was caught by Ted Bundy, I could’ve changed him. I would’ve made him better.”
Let’s just say someone had a black eye for the rest of the month and was never spoken to again.
Things that never happened
@@snakeflowerchild1002 I can actually imagine this. There are people that fucking delusional.
"I like the girl talk vibes
It makes me feel just fine." Everytime I hear that I instantly think of bailey sairen (no idea if I'm spelling it wrong or not)
Edit: I have never gotten so many likes
ikr!!
@@itsdritzz7101 like it feels like high school gossip and I live for it
RIGHT that has to be about her??
Same
it kinda makes me think of Crime Junkies LOL
Can we just appreciate the fact that this is an amazing song that's making fun of one of the worst narcissists to ever walk this planet-
Yup
Yup
Don’t make fun of narcissists. I do agree make fun of Ted though he’s hideous asf.
@@RosePierce. There’s a difference between being narcissistic and having NPD, hun’. You shouldn’t make fun of people with NPD, but making fun of narcissists is 100% okay and encouraged
@@ogcolumbinakinnie6556 believe me I know and I disagree with making fun of narcissists. Also that’s contradictory.
Now we need a version dissing the Dahmer stans like I'm genuinely suprised people are obsessed with him LIKE HIM not Evan Peters playing him, but actuall Jeffery Dahmer 😭
I love this song! My kid showed me this and I can’t get the song out of my head, I have to listen on my way to work 🤟🏻
This song is sooo underrated
It really is
frr
@Papulince y cut
Criminally underrated perhaps?
@@acebeaut Now listen here-
I feel like y/n
Police y/n whos family got killed my a famous killer?
@@MsLaughLiveLife *vigilante.
HOW DO YOU KNOW MY NAME, I DON'T EVEN KNOW IT!?!?
Oof
Same 😔✋🏼
2:12 THIS PART IS SO UNDERRATED OH MY GOD THE "THEY FOUND THEIR BODY BUT NOT THEIR EYES" GOES SO HARD
"You're not special,for winning a game with someone who you know was never playing she could've killed you,she had every right you just caught her off guard tonight."-Junko Furuta(1971-1989)
2:13 this line makes me think of Charles Albright the Eyeball killer. He was obsessed with eyes and would even take them after he killed people.
Makes me happy I don’t have health insurance.
Unless you’re offering than please help
also the night stalker!
Im going to hell since my first thought was Danny Dickens
Well it is a song in a style of true crime podcasts, so it could be
this song makes it feel like halloween night
Valid
The reason I love her songs so damn much is because her songs actually sound like if she were angry and sad at the same time and the accuracy there is if you listen the lyric well
Ironically I ended up watching some true crime content about Dennis Rayder and David Parker Ray because of this song. They're monsters, and the line about them shaking and quaking in hell is satisfying. "Where's the lord to take care of that" just gives me chills.. there are horrific cases with seemingly no justice, that just seem like proof that there is no god. Incredible song.
This song reminds me of Sonia Nevermind from sdr2
H E L L O F E L L O W D A N G O R O N P A F A N
@@G00dTaste H E L L O
I AGREE WITH THAT
YES
YES, ALSO CIGARETTE AHEGAO
THIS SONG IS A PURPLE-RED YOU CANT CHANGE MY MIND-
Edit: Yall Can Stop Fighting Now-
IT'S BLUE AS FUCK
NEON magenta
DARK BLOOD RED MAAM
ITS LILAC-
ITS BLACK AND NEON PINK-
I searched “Ted Bundy diss track” looking for something to laugh at, my laughter has been fulfilled
"And the only advantage that a killer has is they think they have the right." a quote that will never be wrong.
1:00 my fav. part
Yeah, its such PERFECT villan dialog that I'm surprised it's not in a movie quote.
2:13 is my favourite
same
SAME and the Ted part
I don't know a single fucking person who couldn't be aptly described by this song tbh o__o
and bless Penelope for being so fucking great at writing songs and composition D; ughhh she's so flippin' talented/skilled
HONESTLY, I can apply Rat and this song to so many people that it genuinely scares me lol
I know you’re capping at “great”, this song is straight ass 😭
all she does is talk with music in the backround.
As a song it’s pretty trash. There’s no structure or meaning to it
@@hazegoated1395 Facts!
If this isn’t playing at my funeral I ain’t dying 😂
I love how the subtitles at 2:06 are just
crime
[Music]
I love that this song is talking shit about serial killers because those people who died didn’t deserve to😐
Ted Bundy especially
Wow i didnt know that
Yh ikr ted bundy didn’t deserve this!!
Tf? Serial killers kill people?? It doesn’t matter if they were hot or whatever your reason is for thinking they didn’t deserve to die, all of them were rapists and murderers???
@@Anyone_remember_Slugterra ???
Ted Bundy probably been punching the air since this dropped
😂😂😂
@@sinofeni litterally.
Goon gillus i mean its obvious he got a lot of hate ;-;
@@okiedokie2840 and for a good reason.
@@vy12011 Another obvious thing you said.
This song hits different after taking a forensics class
Ted Bundy before this video :⚰️
Ted Bundy after this video :⚰️
"You're not SPECIAL for winning a game with someone you know was never playing"
Damn Ted Bundy Stans really like this huh
Stans...? She isn't a Ted bundy Stan. She is making FUN of Ted bundy for thinking that he WAS special for winning a game with someone who he knew was never playing. She is not at all saying that he was special
@@vy12011 I'm not saying she was a Ted Bundy Stan, I was just making fun of them stans by saying "they like it" since Penelope is making fun of them. (sorry if you couldn't understand, English isn't my first language.)
the dislikes are from ted bundy and his groupies
And all the Serial Killers in hell that are scared of Penelope Scott
BAHAHAHAA
and their fans :pensive:
@Oliver Seed you look like you’re seven.
What is the point of this ass song she just saying a couple bad insults to someone who has been dead for 30 years
Two most popular sound in one song. God love this song
this song makes me violent in the most amazing way.
POV: Your friend group all goes missing one by one except you. you go on a road trip to a different state to escape the stress and hopefully not get taken. on the way you write (or sing) this song
I love this
Love this song. It infuriates me that people fear and respect the most objectively cowardly and weak people to ever live
My partner introduced me to this song because I constantly say that exact same stuff about Ted Bundy and now I can’t get this song out of my head
Same, except I showed it to my mom. We always say the same things Penelope says about Ted Bundy
i feel like the girl/boy in self insert fanfic
y/n
How? This song is talking about serial killers LMAO so cute! Aha
@@yer_mum0_094 Well, the point of this song is calling serial killers stupid losers who had nothing better to do than kill people because they thought they were special.
“Ted your not special, for winning a game with someone who you know was never playing, she could’ve KILLED you, she had every right , you just caught her off guard tonight.” I felt that
Anyone else start listening to it cos of the Jota edit 😂
0:11 - 3:22
The best part of the song
listening to true crime makes me feel so safe and idk why, like listening to the serial killers childhood idk lmao
Yess. Also i hate it at the same time bc a lot of them had a similar childhood. Like
"There perants argued and they were lonely and bullied at school as a young child they had a head injury and they had a personality disorder"
And im like 😬😬 bro stop it this is kinda targeting me. So yeah its interesting tho
Not all of that but some 😶
@@ania519 yeah lol, i also don’t like when people try and justify the murder/rapist etc actions by saying “they were abused as a kid” like ok same your not special😃☝️
@@megan-fv3qp yeah its fucked up
@@ania519 I literally had all of that except the arguing parents, and although I'm sorta aggressive on impulse sometimes due to my head injury and traumas, I would never think of killing or harming someone seriously or any of that lol.
Whatever the murderer/rapist did was entirely on them, whether people like it or not. They love to try and justify it but they still had the capacity to tell someone and try to better their lives, they just chose not to. They weren't stupid, they had high IQs and were described as generally intelligent, so they were told that people didn't understand them so they couldn't help them, but that's a lie. People can understand them and help them, but they again chose not to get help, and the people who were supposed to give it to them didn't actively try to help them. Having a healthy support system makes all the difference and it's sad that people don't realize that. I don't think people even understand what that means: a support system also includes yourself. My teachers and parents loved me and helped me through my struggles and that was what made all the difference for me. The people in these killers' life ostracized them, yes, but these people also had a chance to truly love themselves, worry about themselves, care about themselves, and seek to understand themselves in a non-destructive way. If they didn't take it, again, that's on them.
@@xsweetiebloomx605 true, they could've gotten help but they never did and everything they did was their fault in the end, no matter how people/events influenced them
I do think we should pay more attention to their life before their crimes though and see how that ties in, people say there was no way to tell something was wrong, that it came out of nowhere, that they mustve been born evil, ect but thats often false. Something definitely happened to just tip them over the edge, (yeah some of them were born like that but it probably wouldn't have gotten to that point otherwise). Wether thats abuse, mental illness trauma or a head injury that messed with their brain, something happened. So people should really see how that ties in and keep that in mind, without creating any empathy for the killer in question of course
It could also help with future research ect but yeah
I love this song for so many reasons.
it’s amazing✨✨✨
This was written so perfectly omfg