I just had a thought about Tituba. She said “The devil came to me and bid me serve him.” Given that she was Reverend Parris’ slave,,, she definitely wasn’t lying 👀
Seems to me that if women quit buying stuff without pockets maybe the clothing manufacturers will get the hint. However, being male and not involved in the fashion industry, I could be wrong. Personally I don't buy shorts without pockets and if you think about it a certain way even my drawers have a pocket. Though from the male perspective, we don't have enough pockets because we always have to carry our girlfriends' wallets, phones, and possibly cigarettes. I have to wear cargo pants when I have a girlfriend. On a side note, someone once said that when a man stops wearing pockets he no longer cares about life.
@@revwroth3698 Sure. But when like 90% of stuff sold doesn't have pockets it's kind of difficult to refuse to buy some of that stuff. Even the few jeans that I have that do happen to have pockets can only really fit my mobile if I'm lucky. I guess I could just refuse to buy new pants and winnie the pooh-it from now on lmao. Ps. I'm surprised that u always carry your gf's stuff because my experience has been the opposite. Since I often have to carry a purse or backpack (because no pockets) the guys around me tend to ask me to carry their stuff because they only have their pockets lol
He's even braver because he has to be silent. If I were that camera man...it'd be hard to find good footage because I'd be looking behind me in the dark all the time. Actually, following them into these places would even be a stretch. I'd probably be like "I'm actually just going to stand right here... I can see you fine from here... I'll just zoom in." Car keys in hand. on second thought... I'd be fired the first day.
Fun fact: The youngest person to be accused of practicing witchcraft was a 4 year old girl named Dorothy Good. She was imprisoned for 8 months before being released. Her mother, Sarah Good, was also accused and imprisoned but not released..Sarah Good had a baby in prison named Mercy, But Mercy died shortly after birth (probably because of malnourishment and the harsh conditions in prison.) and Sarah was hanged. She was only 38-39 years old when she was hanged.
@@Gizzardx0 i've actually heard that life expectancy averages were dragged down because of all the kids that died young (but that's what my history teacher told us)
@@Gizzardx0 average only because so many people died in infancy, bringing down the average. Taking into account people who reached adulthood, many people lived into their 60s.
I bet they were like 'Wait...he didn't make a mistake at all...well, maybe he isn't a witch. Too bad we can't stop now, his skin's turned into burnt toast.'
When I was younger my teacher decided to play a game called witch trials, she would go around the class and if she tapped on the shoulder you would be the witch, your job would be to make sure that you don’t get eliminated in stay undercover, and if you were a civilian your job would be to eliminate the witch at the end of the class, when nobody could figure out who the witch was we ask the teacher “who is the witch” and she responded “no one just like the actual witch trials”
I know she wasn’t actually a snob about it but the quote “no one just like the actual trials” sounded like she played 4D chest in her head and thought it was cool.
I feel like Tituba was just pragmatic enough to think: “These people won’t believe me if I deny it, maybe if I confess and beg for mercy they may let me live”
Puritans believed that those who served the devil and were penitent for it, could be returned to God. If a witch confessed and seeker forgiveness, forgiveness could be granted. Puritan also believed, however, that lying was one of the worst possible sins to commit. That’s why Tituba, ( who was a slave and had no real reason to be a devout Puritan.) simply lied about her compact with the devil, and acted as if she had tried to prevent him, making herself out to be something of a “ spy for god.” Few other accused did this, simply because of the fear that lying was a one-way ticket to hell, and would’ve rather been killed as innocents professing their innocence, than liars who lived.
The thing is, thats how it worked. If you confessed, you didnt die by hanging. If you refused to confess, you die. One thing to note that wasnt in the video, when they were in jail, they were stripped. This was done to see if the accused had special markings said to be left by serpents or demons which is wrong in so many ways.
Here's the thing though, you died either way because they were so rampant with accusing people during this time, no matter what you said, you almost always got convicted
Elie Siegel not exactly. Puritans were zealots but they weren’t psychopaths, they had their own logic ( no matter how senseless to us now) They based everything off of the doctrine of the bible which preached forgiveness. If a witch confessed to making a pact with the devil it was believed that her would could be saved as long as she was to repent for her wickedness. So if one was accused, it would be wisest to say “ Yes I am a witch, and Lucifer bade me do his bidding, but I am full of regret and want to open myself to God.” The reason why everyone didn’t just say that to save their skins was because lying is a mortal sin, and obviously nobody made pact with the devil and would’ve had to lie about being witches. A devout Puritan would never lie about anything like that because they believed they would’ve gone to hell. TLDR: Puritans were not crazy, they were zealots, and if a witch sought forgiveness for her sins ( as Tituba claimed to do.) they would’ve been released of the charge. Why didn’t everyone just do that? Because lying is a deadly sin and they didn’t want to go to hell.
maybe tituba decided she was screwed regardless of how she testified, so she went "ok sure i'm a witch...and i'm not the only one! oooOOOOooo" just to try and make everyone paranoid
I really love the shot at 16:07. Theres just a house in the background, imagine living there and looking out the window and seeing two guys in party city period clothing and a camera crew in normal clothes standing in top of gallows hill. Idk what id do
Princess Prisilla she probably got like a mosquito bite or something. Or maybe was playing around in some poisonous leaves or somethin. Damn doctor gotta be like “Hmmmmm that’s not right. wItcHes!!!”
Sunburn? Burns from flames Chigger bites? Bite marks Tuberculosis? Devil inside of body Broken ankle? Broken from dancing around said flames WITCHCRAFT
I'm like 100% sure that the "voices" was literally just from movement you guys had. The "I'm not" lines up perfectly with rubbing the flashlight on the snow.
I often think about the fact that they dressed up in “period specific clothing” to talk to the ghosts. Ryan and Shane literally dressed up as the people who killed them thinking the they’ll feel right at home.
YamaSlushy lol their point still stands. yes men were also accused, but all the women that were accused were solely accused because they didn't conform to societal standards back then. & yea it was women who accused them, but the point still remains the same.
@@annabaked2954 it literally said in the video they believed the man was the leader of the witches if I'm not mistaken. Although I'm not denying it I don't think misogyny is the real cause personally especially when medical/economic arguments seem to have more merit
I'm from Massachusetts, and I'd always heard that the girls accused Tituba so that they wouldn't get in trouble for disruptive behavior in church, and that the whole town went with it because they were tripping on shrooms.
I remember we had to read "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" for school but it was the book "Tituba of Salem Village" that really got me into the Salem Witch Trials. On team "Tituba was pragmatic" and the girls were a mix of social factors (our minds do play tricks amplified by peer pressure, unconsciously seeking praise, boredom...)
When i was 11 I wrote a story about a girl who was really a witch during the trials and was the one who forced Tituba to confess I was either smart as hell or i was having a mental breakdown
Dream Catcher not this episode! hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahanahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahhahahahahahahahhahahahahhauajahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha
Okay now I'm legitimately scared since it started thundering within 5 minutes of watching the episode (it rarely storms here) and the sky is completely red and pink THE SKY IS BLEEDING
Kinda off topic, but I once had a dress with pockets. Plus I have a shirt with pockets, but it's a guy's small. But seriously, why can't girls have pockets? Not all of us like purses.
My English teacher was talking about this the other day and said that the trials came up because people were having issues with land and wanted to accuse others to steal their land. Children and woman accusing adults of witchcraft probably came about because (possibly) men wanted to blame others as revenge or to steal their land but they themselves didn't want it to be thrown back onto them so they decided they would rather risk their daughters/wives than risk themselves.
anyone else actually find history REALLY REALLY INTERESTING if taught in an exciting or...interesting? Way. Like, I think history is so awesome, not even just American, but world history in general.
Right like formlessness I would have said idk if y'all know this or not but y'all bitchs are dead and I just need prove of it so please throw me around, bite me, scream, showing ur self lol but this is just me
Ryan: * Believes in ghosts, demons, voodoo, God, possession, holy water, zombies, alien abduction, UFOs, Bigfoot, and Mothman * Also Ryan: "Wait, you really thought I might believe in WITCHCRAFT???"
SydDrawsStuff I'm pretty sure he did get scared and really spooked at one of the haunted places like Bobby Mack or waverly hills or something. I'm pretty sure it was one of their ghost hunts which it seems they mainly do anymore. Did they do Elisa lam? I can't remember what Shane's theory was on that. And there's sooo much more mysteries to look into still like the lead glasses men, the rendlesham air base sightings, Area 51, the bell witch, michael Rockefeller disappearance, etc
Everyone who confessed to witchcraft in the trials was forced to with the threat of torture and death. All of the people who were killed were completely innocent.
@@terryslittlewhore I'm pretty sure they saw witches more like satanists because they really didn't accept other religions. I bet if someone had a different religion that wasn't even Wiccan or Pagan they would slap "Satanist" on them and kill them. But yeah witches really aren't bad.
@@terryslittlewhore I dont think you understand. In Christianity back then witchcraft mean you tapped into the demonic. Satanism is a little pretend cult where people draw funny circles into the ground and usually none of them know what Satan is, or what he has done. Real Satan worshipping is only caused by demonic influence, and is harmful to everyone including the person who worships Satan. Satan is the one who caused the world to suck for mankind, if he didn’t exist, there would be no death or sadness or sorrow. And the Devil does not give humans anything, he simply wants to see us all go to hell regardless who we are or what we have done. He is not the one who punishes evil, God is.
Have always found the Salem Witch Trials absolutely fascinating. Particularly as someone who can trace ancestry back to Martha Carrier, who was executed during the trials, seeing how the fear of the unknown and mob mentality resulted in so many deaths is just astounding. Thanks for covering it
That's probably why they added him into the series, because the first few videos of Unsolved had somebody else and then Shane came with his dry humour and it was less creepy
Alina Vaysfligel A woman started dancing like crazy and a bunch of people joined in. I think they died of starvation and exhaustion after a few days. Google the dancing plague and you'll find some pretty interesting stuff 😎
Yes.. I know right? They do tend to bring new evidence to light not mentioned on google. I would love to know more about that. It is very strange. Sorry for bad English?
@Cel Lyn But you must remember, the Salem Witch Trials were political. Most of the people accused and hung were either of high standing that were envied by the accusers parents or were social outcasts from the towns inhabitants. Tituba knew this and i'm sure there had been other isolated instances before the whole debaucal. The Puritans were quite duplicious and greedy.
I grew up in Salem! My uncle runs a history tour through there and used to tell me which buildings are haunted because of the Trials (spoiler: if it's a hotel, it's haunted), so cool to see Shane and Ryan visit!
oh that is so cool, my parents and i went on a bus tour ride there and the art museum cuz we're also in mass just not near salem and my stepmom and i practice witchcraft lol
You do realize it was WOMEN accusing these ppl of being "witches" right? And it wasnt only women that were killed... but men too. Or do u only care when it fits your moronic narrative?
I'm a direct descendant of the guy who was pressed to death in Salem, so I always love to see people investigate this! What I appreciate most here is that they went to Danvers. Danvers is today what Salem Village was in the time of the witchcraft trials. The town that is Salem today is not actually the location of the trials, even though they push the most touristy attractions, which is fun if you are looking for cheesy goodness (I am a personal fan of the Salem Witch Museum with the animatronics) but not necessarily very accurate.
jeez, i'm so sorry. also that's really interesting, i never knew that. I just assumed that because it's called Salem that they just removed the word village at some point in time.
@@momo5734 It's pretty interesting - in the olden days, Salem was split into two sections: Salem Village and Salem Town. Salem Village was mostly farmlands and had a much poorer population, whereas Salem Town was full of wealthy people and merchants. Salem Village is where the witchcraft stuff went down and was later renamed Danvers; Salem Town was shortened to Salem. Also don't be sorry; Giles was a horrible person and a complete jerk.
Also - plenty of actual witches do live in Salem now. Most moved in during modern times, way after the witch trials, but actual practicing witches now definitely live in Salem. Speaking as a practicing witch who frequently visits the area. Also: i highly recommend Essex Street in Salem as a place to go if you want to poke around at some witchcraft shops. Crow Haven's Corner is a nice one.
Dunno, probably. Seeing as how many random gravestones there are just lying around Salem i wouldn't be surprised if it is just by some random ghost. To my knowledge there's also a haunted hotel in Salem.
I feel like Shane was actually kinda saddened by those benches in the memorial. He looked pretty down and was super mellow and quiet when Ryan asked if they could leave.
my mom was part of an organization known as "daughters of the american revolution," where descendants of those who fought in the american revolution would meet and discuss their ancestors. one time, my mom stumbled upon a convention of wiccans and those who currently practiced witchcraft (my mom said it was really cool). while there, my mom met, befriended, and *had* *dinner* with a descendant of sarah good, one of the women who was killed in the salem witch trials. the woman had a panel at the convention. just thought it would be cool to mention that sarah, even though wrongfully killed, was getting some recognition from beyond the grave
Jason Phillips not necessarily. anyone who has family who fought in the war is welcome to join. sure, there are some southern ladies who are racist, but my mom isn’t.
Sometimes I wonder, since it was mostly women and between such young ages such as 9-20 years old, wether the men of the community just accused them to cover up sexual assault .. Like who are people gonna believe? A girl that’s accused to be in cahoots with the literal devil and has supposedly done unspeakable acts or the “good, hardworking and law-abiding” man from down the street? You know? It’s like this “if you tell anyone I’ll accuse you of witchcraft” or something A terrible, terrible game with no winners, really :/
Well it would kinda make sense but not really because women were being assaulted then punished for enticing the men so it never mattered anyways if you came out you were punished same as today
i love how at the start of every episode ryan goes' as part of our ongoing investigation into the question are ghosts real' and the camera goes to shane's face that's just like::: 😐😑🙄
It’s really hard for me to process information but these videos are helping me a lot with history it also helped with when I moved or when I was sick or bored. I want to thank Shane and Ryan for helping me with a lot!
Back during the witch trials, if you WILLINGLY admitted to being a witch, they gave you mercy and tried to convert you back to being "holy". But if you kept denying that you were a witch, they'd do whatever they could to get you to confess. Punishments were one way of getting you to spill out and confess. But if you still denied being a witch, they'd eventually hang you. That's why tituba confessed and tried to come up with a vivid story
Remember when The Professor started talking about it, and Ryan pipes up, "Wait! Is this that dancing thing in France?!?! I've heard of that!" THIS is where he heard about it! hahahaha
![fellow fellow - พรุ่งนี้ไม่มีใครรู้ feat. INK WARUNTORN [OFFICIAL MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QP6JyjYx_W0/mqdefault.jpg)
I don’t think that Shane realizes how right he was when he said “he’s just pointing at things and saying ‘yup, that’s a witch’”
Tourette’s?
Nope, just witchcraft.
😂😂
I love how Shane said it as I was reading this comment
@@bruhstandler Shane’s alt??
Ghost: *sneezes*
Ryan: *The ghost said “take it”*
take the corona virus
JustAnOtaku oop-
I heard a sneeze when I read this, a ghost is in my room trying to communicate with me lol
I literally didnt bead anything close to the words "take it" idk wth they're on but they're reaching so hard lmao
Ryan: *Makes me scared as hell*
Shane: *Puts some common sense into me*
Lol truee
Exactly idk wut to believe any more
Liliana Gartner AHAHA RYAN IS ME BUT SHANE MAKES MORE SENSE
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This is what makes this show so good
I just had a thought about Tituba. She said “The devil came to me and bid me serve him.” Given that she was Reverend Parris’ slave,,, she definitely wasn’t lying 👀
yooooo
WWOOOAAAAHHHHH
Good God. It took me quite the moment to work that out!
I agreeeeee
Weirdly that quote is similar to tex watsons quote “I’m the devil and I’m here to do the devils work” during the sharron tate murders.
Can someone elaborate on this? I don't get it
Doctor: I diagnose you as a witch!
Me: Can you write that down for me?
Delta Aether thank you! ❤️
*squiggles*
Doctor: gtfo of my office
doctor: see well heres the thing
me: what?
doctor: i cont rite
Sorry the best I can do I squiggle on a paper
Ryan: "...to investigate if ghosts are real"
Shane: *stares into the camera like he's on the office*
Caroline 007 haha true!
Time?
Little Bit of California beginning of video
Caroline 007 w
*Jim face*
Girl: *Does mathematics and comprehensive reading*
Town: “Yup, dats a witch!”
Marissa Miyahira and that’s on misogyny love😌
@@annaperez8339 😌
*_Imagine a pre-colonial innocent Filipina was in that town and blames her for witchcraft_*
Ohhh boy I’m a total bookworm I’d be DOOMED!!
@Victoria Jane yes, but actually yes
shane is lowkey the type of person who would see the devil personally and film it, then say that it was just a tree
...no. Just no. He would clearly say "It's just a person dressed up like Satan."
the devil:👁👄👁
This would be funny if anything remotely close to this ever happened but we will never see this because ghosts aren't real and neither are demons
Since they mentioned it, does anyone else think that they should do an episode on the Dancing Plague of 1518.
Karma Matthews Ikr! It was just batshit crazy and weird.
Karma Matthews Yeah that story or whatever is so trippy. Shows how much mass hysteria can effects people
Karma Matthews YESSS, they got to do this!
Karma Matthews OMG YESSS
I honestly feel like Shane just keeps bringing it up so next season they can go to France
Shane: there's no pockets. I don't know what to do with my hands.
Me: welcome to women's fashion.
Everytime I but a jacket I feel around and am like "ooh these ones are real" cos they're ALWAYS FAKE
There’s 666 likes🤔
Kerri Lamothe Dude, ikr.
Seems to me that if women quit buying stuff without pockets maybe the clothing manufacturers will get the hint. However, being male and not involved in the fashion industry, I could be wrong. Personally I don't buy shorts without pockets and if you think about it a certain way even my drawers have a pocket. Though from the male perspective, we don't have enough pockets because we always have to carry our girlfriends' wallets, phones, and possibly cigarettes. I have to wear cargo pants when I have a girlfriend. On a side note, someone once said that when a man stops wearing pockets he no longer cares about life.
@@revwroth3698 Sure. But when like 90% of stuff sold doesn't have pockets it's kind of difficult to refuse to buy some of that stuff. Even the few jeans that I have that do happen to have pockets can only really fit my mobile if I'm lucky. I guess I could just refuse to buy new pants and winnie the pooh-it from now on lmao.
Ps. I'm surprised that u always carry your gf's stuff because my experience has been the opposite. Since I often have to carry a purse or backpack (because no pockets) the guys around me tend to ask me to carry their stuff because they only have their pockets lol
the most bravest man besides Shane is the camera man
Jenifer Mejia yep
there is lmao then how are they being filmed from the back
They've mentioned a camera man several times, lmao.
Does anyone know who's the cameraman?
He's even braver because he has to be silent. If I were that camera man...it'd be hard to find good footage because I'd be looking behind me in the dark all the time. Actually, following them into these places would even be a stretch. I'd probably be like "I'm actually just going to stand right here... I can see you fine from here... I'll just zoom in." Car keys in hand.
on second thought... I'd be fired the first day.
Fun fact:
The youngest person to be accused of practicing witchcraft was a 4 year old girl named Dorothy Good. She was imprisoned for 8 months before being released.
Her mother, Sarah Good, was also accused and imprisoned but not released..Sarah Good had a baby in prison named Mercy,
But Mercy died shortly after birth (probably because of malnourishment and the harsh conditions in prison.)
and Sarah was hanged. She was only 38-39 years old when she was hanged.
That's so sad.
"she was only 38-39" despite the fact that the average life expectancy was less than 40.
@@Gizzardx0 i've actually heard that life expectancy averages were dragged down because of all the kids that died young (but that's what my history teacher told us)
@@Gizzardx0 average only because so many people died in infancy, bringing down the average. Taking into account people who reached adulthood, many people lived into their 60s.
thats despicable! poor infant! such a shame he or she couldnt get better food and conditions!
Ryan: *gets possesed and starts crawling on walls*
Shane: wow! That is some strong wind!
Ryan: *eats a live cat*
Shane: He must be really hungry!
@Majin Wolf How the fuck- I'm not gonna even try with your stupidity
Majin Wolf Why is that racist?
@@simplyremi3450 that some people say Asian people eat dogs and cat.
@@lexymanzanares6281 oh... I see how now. Yikes
No Shane would probably say: wow gravity isn’t very strong today
George: *recites Lord's prayer*
Townsfolk: *You weren't supposed to do that*
WhatYourMindGraspNot < doesn’t steal meme makes own content you weren’t supposed to do that
I bet they were like 'Wait...he didn't make a mistake at all...well, maybe he isn't a witch. Too bad we can't stop now, his skin's turned into burnt toast.'
Townspeople: Wait, that's illegal
*John Mulaney voice* I didn’t know he knew how to do that.
@@spencer2823 that made me laugh out loud lmaoooo
"Is it... possible... that these girls... were very bored?"
Is it possible... That those girls .. were very bored?
Jenna Lemley absolutely boredom had to be real
Is it possible... that them girls... were very... bored?
They probably had acute seizures. Acute meaning it happened in spaces of time.
@@___boo___ They would run around and play with sticks and rocks from what I heard
When I was younger my teacher decided to play a game called witch trials, she would go around the class and if she tapped on the shoulder you would be the witch, your job would be to make sure that you don’t get eliminated in stay undercover, and if you were a civilian your job would be to eliminate the witch at the end of the class, when nobody could figure out who the witch was we ask the teacher “who is the witch” and she responded “no one just like the actual witch trials”
we did this too with hunters and judges like mafia
That's head up 7 up
Among us but in the 1600s
@@Yourhamsandwich No, it's not.
I know she wasn’t actually a snob about it but the quote “no one just like the actual trials” sounded like she played 4D chest in her head and thought it was cool.
The scariest thing about this video is when the screen goes black and I can see my reflection
"aaahh wtf is that! oh... right"
I laughed in real life 😂😂
Maybe that’s because ur ugly???
Plantingeel and it’s 3:00 am
True 😂😂
"They don't know they're ghosts!"
Ghosts: *"SAY SIKE RIGHT NOW"*
Ghosts: " exsuce me, what the fuck? "
@EthanDoesStuff are you ok?
@EthanDoesStuff You Good My Guy?
😭😭😂😂
Every haunting themed "show" on youtube:
Audio: *sch*
Text: "Mitochondria is the Powerhouse of the Cell"
this is actually true *wheeze*
hahahahahha
@@atsxzi (wheeze)
Are the powerhouses of the cell 😅 mitochondria is plural 🙈
@@priyamalik4938 mitochondria can be singular
That audio recording of “take it” was 100% just one of the cameramen shuffling around in the snow.
Legit. Same for the “what” recording 🙄
I’m disappointed I had to scroll so far to find a comment that said something about this… this should be top comment🤦♂️
Love how everyone is rewatching unsolved since it's spooky season
Yup
*dramatic gasp* how did you know??
how'd you know bruh 😭
lol I watched it without even realizing it was october..
Yup 😂
You guys honestly have to prank Shane one episode. Would be the best thing ever.
ishtiak albi yessss
YES
ishtiak albi this is the best fucking idea
ishtiak albi YESSSSS
Agree.. I want to see it
I feel like Tituba was just pragmatic enough to think: “These people won’t believe me if I deny it, maybe if I confess and beg for mercy they may let me live”
Puritans believed that those who served the devil and were penitent for it, could be returned to God. If a witch confessed and seeker forgiveness, forgiveness could be granted. Puritan also believed, however, that lying was one of the worst possible sins to commit. That’s why Tituba, ( who was a slave and had no real reason to be a devout Puritan.) simply lied about her compact with the devil, and acted as if she had tried to prevent him, making herself out to be something of a “ spy for god.” Few other accused did this, simply because of the fear that lying was a one-way ticket to hell, and would’ve rather been killed as innocents professing their innocence, than liars who lived.
The thing is, thats how it worked. If you confessed, you didnt die by hanging. If you refused to confess, you die. One thing to note that wasnt in the video, when they were in jail, they were stripped. This was done to see if the accused had special markings said to be left by serpents or demons which is wrong in so many ways.
Here's the thing though, you died either way because they were so rampant with accusing people during this time, no matter what you said, you almost always got convicted
Elie Siegel not exactly. Puritans were zealots but they weren’t psychopaths, they had their own logic ( no matter how senseless to us now) They based everything off of the doctrine of the bible which preached forgiveness. If a witch confessed to making a pact with the devil it was believed that her would could be saved as long as she was to repent for her wickedness. So if one was accused, it would be wisest to say “ Yes I am a witch, and Lucifer bade me do his bidding, but I am full of regret and want to open myself to God.” The reason why everyone didn’t just say that to save their skins was because lying is a mortal sin, and obviously nobody made pact with the devil and would’ve had to lie about being witches. A devout Puritan would never lie about anything like that because they believed they would’ve gone to hell.
TLDR: Puritans were not crazy, they were zealots, and if a witch sought forgiveness for her sins ( as Tituba claimed to do.) they would’ve been released of the charge. Why didn’t everyone just do that? Because lying is a deadly sin and they didn’t want to go to hell.
Narmatonia omfg that’s what I was thinking “those white women have a chance but damn I’m gonna just play along”
maybe tituba decided she was screwed regardless of how she testified, so she went "ok sure i'm a witch...and i'm not the only one! oooOOOOooo" just to try and make everyone paranoid
honestly i’d do the same, why not make the best out of a bad situation
audio recording: pfft
Ryan: DID THE GHOST JUST SAY *TAKE IT* ?
Lol
The ghost was probably like "Dude i sneezed its just seasonal allergies calm down"
lmao same
it sounds like a winter jacket rubbing on itself. literally any time Ryan says he hears a ghost, one of the guys are moving.
It did it’s just that you did not hear it right or closer. They have good hearing mics which know what the ghost are saying.
"you're a ghost"
"i'm a *what"*
A hazard
Your a ghost 👻 I'm a what
*demonic harry Potter theme song plays*
Well crap. I had no clue!
yerr spirit harry
i’m a *what*
"They wouldn't know they were ghosts"
The ghost who heard it: WAIT WHAT
Ghost: *looks at friend*
Did you know about this?
Ghost homie: *feeble position*
Ghost: shit...
I really love the shot at 16:07. Theres just a house in the background, imagine living there and looking out the window and seeing two guys in party city period clothing and a camera crew in normal clothes standing in top of gallows hill. Idk what id do
“Damn, they’re even cgi-ing the costumes in now.”
I live in Salem. That's totally normal actually lol
@@smore3660 i feel like i should offer my condolences for that tbh
@@smore3660 was about to say the same thing lmao, downtown is weird
Girls: *Acts weird*
Doctor: I diagnose you with witchcraft.
Princess Prisilla she probably got like a mosquito bite or something. Or maybe was playing around in some poisonous leaves or somethin. Damn doctor gotta be like
“Hmmmmm that’s not right. wItcHes!!!”
Sounds like seizures when they were contorting
Sunburn? Burns from flames
Chigger bites? Bite marks
Tuberculosis? Devil inside of body
Broken ankle? Broken from dancing around said flames
WITCHCRAFT
Princess Prisilla all of the girls at my school would be considered witches then 😌✌🏻
Uhhhh... This comment has 666 likes currently, no joke XD
Edit: I want to like this comment but I don't want to ruin it... 😅
can you solve the mystery as to why i'm so broke all the time? it's freaking me out.
Gina E G oh my GOD YOU TOO??? it might be an epidemic…
Gina E G oh lord😂😂
Gina E G same
Gina E G this mystery will remain UNSOLVED😂
avocado toast
... what if they dont know theyre dead??!?
ghost: *w h o t*
*f u c k i n g e x c u s e m e ? ?*
And that one ghost is freaking out to this day
U never played tuber simulator
*excuse me whattttt?*
seungwendy Are you a Red Velvet stan (Reveluv)?
I'm like 100% sure that the "voices" was literally just from movement you guys had. The "I'm not" lines up perfectly with rubbing the flashlight on the snow.
Also, they’re not very clear. It’s hard to tell if there was even anything being said
The snow gave the whole video such a pleasing aesthetic.
crunch crunch on their ghost hunt
@@sarabenzari7717 omfg 😂😂
You remind me of my friend whose name is olivia aswell since she says shes in hufflepuff. Lchs?
shane: *farts*
ryan: if you listen closely our audio recorder caught a spirits voice
Lmao I've always wondered about that
I read that in his voice
And on video you hear the ghosts screaming from shane’s fart
Tanner Peake LMAOOOO
Tanner Peake “OHHH SHIT THAT SMELLS”
The idea that Shane might have accidental broke the news to a ghost that they're dead is the most hilarious thing to me.
"What?!"
Me too
A real life "Signs" scenario xDD
Love ur profile pic
Gobing "WHAT?!"
I often think about the fact that they dressed up in “period specific clothing” to talk to the ghosts. Ryan and Shane literally dressed up as the people who killed them thinking the they’ll feel right at home.
The "what" ghost probably just had an existential crisis nice job guys you made a ghost sad
Greta Blackwell yo this is hilarious but i think it was shane
Greta Blackwell HAHAHAHA
Greta Blackwell "you're telling me after 300 DAMN YEARS IM A GHOST?"
I'M A GHOST?!
Animus aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhoooooookkkkaaaaayyyy
*Audio* : pshht
*text* : All Hail The Watcher
ChemicalCheezWhiz击 Always buckle up!
WATCHER WATCHES YOU
ChemicalCheezWhiz击
I Saw this and i knew what it was
And i was so sad when isas someone had taken the last line
Audio : pshht Tex: all
Back in the 1700’s:
Woman: breathes
Every man in the town: *You weren’t supposed to do that*
Considering it was actually women that did the accusations of witchcraft and some of the accused were men... Not really?
If she breathes she's a witch
bruh
YamaSlushy lol their point still stands. yes men were also accused, but all the women that were accused were solely accused because they didn't conform to societal standards back then. & yea it was women who accused them, but the point still remains the same.
@@fannieizzle7350 I was simply correcting them that women were also accusers, not denying that women were the main victims.
"i may present some theories as to why the witch trials happened"
misogyny.
Men where also prosecuted in the trials.
@@CharinVZain and you know why? is cos they belived the men were influenced by the witches(women) , men could not be a witch.
@@annabaked2954 it literally said in the video they believed the man was the leader of the witches if I'm not mistaken. Although I'm not denying it I don't think misogyny is the real cause personally especially when medical/economic arguments seem to have more merit
@@tolleyt8270 i mean, what you said is true but its doesnt disvalue what isaid, other man could still think they are influenced by women.
@@annabaked2954 I didn't disvalue it
I'm from Massachusetts, and I'd always heard that the girls accused Tituba so that they wouldn't get in trouble for disruptive behavior in church, and that the whole town went with it because they were tripping on shrooms.
Also, the behaviors the girls showed could also be signs of bacterial poisoning :(
lol too funny.
My history teacher said the same thing
As a local who has lived in Mass my whole life, that would not surprise me, even back then
Yeah that definitely could be true
Sounds like the slave "Tituba" was pretty freakin' smart. She goes along with it and doesn't get set on fire...
No one was set on fire...
Also why do you have Tituba written in quotes?
@@TotosTales witches were burned.
@@hannahl5838 not in the witch trails
@@hannahl5838 in the salem witch trials no one was burned most who were executed were hung and some died in prison but no one was burned
Invisibility cloak? Who is this? ... Harry Potter?
seriously what is it.. The originals?
No it's tom riddle
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought of this. Lmfao
😂😂
exactly pfft hjasbdashdhba
I remember we had to read "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" for school but it was the book "Tituba of Salem Village" that really got me into the Salem Witch Trials. On team "Tituba was pragmatic" and the girls were a mix of social factors (our minds do play tricks amplified by peer pressure, unconsciously seeking praise, boredom...)
Also read Witch of Blackbird Pond! Loved it.
When i was 11 I wrote a story about a girl who was really a witch during the trials and was the one who forced Tituba to confess
I was either smart as hell or i was having a mental breakdown
Lucy J lol
The answer is both. You were both.
Please tell me you still have it, thats hella cool.
as an 11 year old aspiring writer I assure you, you were having a mental breakdown
Possibly both
Me, shown a scary photo: ohoho
Me, when the scary photo is shown in negative: PLEASE JESUS NO
Bridget Melnyk it doesn't have to be a scary photo. Just show a family or happy photo in negatives I'll freak out
So tru
SAME
Faris I agree so hard, they put the pic of JFK in negative and that to me was like the scariest part of the video
YES OH GOD
Next episode: The unsolved case of why Ryan (wheezes) so much.
Dream Catcher not this episode! hahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahanahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahhahahahahahahahhahahahahhauajahahhahahahahahahahahahahhahahaha
Dream Catcher (Wheeze)
Dream Catcher it will remain unsolved
i dont know why but i read this on RYAN's reading voice lool
CREATE saaaaame 😂😂😂😂
"It was Agatha all along....."
“Who’s been messing up everything?”
@@bluballs-cw1mx IT WAS AGATHA ALL ALONG
@@morgancarter5788 “WHOS BEEN PULLING EVERY EVIL STRING”
@@bluballs-cw1mx ITS BEEN AGATHA ALL ALONG
@@morgancarter5788 SHES INSIDOUS
ryan is getting braver and braver every episode
13 Nova IKR I'M SO PROUD OF HIM 💓😭
13 Nova Because there's nothing to be afraid of
unlike me who needs a blanket to hide under since it's thundering and super dark outside
plz help i'm hiding out in the comments xD
Mathew Clark Your starting to sound like Shane
Okay now I'm legitimately scared since it started thundering within 5 minutes of watching the episode (it rarely storms here) and the sky is completely red and pink THE SKY IS BLEEDING
Shane: this outfit doesn't have pockets
Women everywhere: FEEL THE PAIN
Kinda off topic, but I once had a dress with pockets. Plus I have a shirt with pockets, but it's a guy's small. But seriously, why can't girls have pockets? Not all of us like purses.
@@pepper_thepenguin dresses with pockets are the best
@@montanagardner4606 But they're giving guys shirts with pockets
@@montanagardner4606 And we get the tiny women jean pockets
@@pepper_thepenguin admittedly not the best, I carry more than a bobby pin with me
Ryan: *catches on fire by a demon*
Shane: "oh human combustion"
The Idiot Guide To Middle School I mean Ryan overreacts and assumes too much. All the voices weren't voices in my opinion
but I'm not sure Shane would believe in that. He'd probably say something like, "somebody had a campfire down the road..."
Azazel came for Ryan
It would spontaneous combustion and thats scientificly legit
The Idiot Guide To Middle School lmao
The fact that the governor stopped the trials right when his wife was accused is incredibly sussy
Ryan: As part of our continuing investigation 'Are ghosts real?'
Shane: *looks at camera and shakes head*
Is this Parks and Rex?
Claire Walker "Parks and Rex"? Do you mean Jurassic park?
God Amongst Men no he means parks and recreation
Dubidooba r/wooosh
He does that every time my dude
I'm studying The Crucible for senior english...
Coincidence? Maybe. Hotel? Trivago.
The Australian Bacon Omg i loved doing the Crucible for yr12 English!
My 11th grade class performed The Crucible last year! It was a fantastic experience! I was Mary Warren.
Haha I'm studying The Crucible for my Drama GCSE!
Hey, are you brazilian or do they have the "hotel? trivago" meme in other countries? hahahaha
The Australian Bacon Same I'm in middle school and we read the play of the Crucible and the movie 😲
I am the perfect mix of these two, I don’t really believe ghosts exist, but I’m still terrified anyways
That's me, too!
I sort of am to, I belive in ghosts, but I am not scared
Dude same
O they exist alright but try convince the one living in my house he's not real.
Im not scared cant be scared of something that doesnt exist
My English teacher was talking about this the other day and said that the trials came up because people were having issues with land and wanted to accuse others to steal their land. Children and woman accusing adults of witchcraft probably came about because (possibly) men wanted to blame others as revenge or to steal their land but they themselves didn't want it to be thrown back onto them so they decided they would rather risk their daughters/wives than risk themselves.
“Say you’re a witch”
“I’m a witch”
“Congrats you’re not a witch anymore.”
“Say you’re not a witch”
“I’m not a witch”
“You know the rules, and so do I”
“SAY GOODBYE 🔫”
"if she weighs the same as a duck..."
lmao david
Stolen comment
Why do u steal comment
anyone else actually find history REALLY REALLY INTERESTING if taught in an exciting or...interesting? Way. Like, I think history is so awesome, not even just American, but world history in general.
Marisa Carr lol I always get strange looks when I say I love history.
Marisa Carr HISTORY IS FRICKING AMAZING!!!!
The Geeky Moose History Nerds Unite!✊️
Khailia Warren YEAH!!!
SAME! Hamilton made me like it more
Every episode of Unsolved:
Shane: ghosts aren't real!
Ryan: that being said... (wheeze)
Tori Wood true but just add Shane making jokes in theories and sayings
•The Awkward Querencia• lol or Shane antagonizing the ghosts and Ryan freaking out
Tori Wood You forgot the inevitable 'Aliens did it' theory
buul djpijasdv literally EVERY time LOL
there wasn't one on this one 😔🙁😢😭
8:05 - 8:14 You can see the remarkable paranormal occurrence of Ryan accidentally becoming Shane for nine seconds.
"you're ghosts" 😂😂😂
damn u gonna break it to them like that
formlessne
it really be like that sometimes
I deadass saw your comment after he said it😂
Right like formlessness I would have said idk if y'all know this or not but y'all bitchs are dead and I just need prove of it so please throw me around, bite me, scream, showing ur self lol but this is just me
Ryan: * Believes in ghosts, demons, voodoo, God, possession, holy water, zombies, alien abduction, UFOs, Bigfoot, and Mothman *
Also Ryan: "Wait, you really thought I might believe in WITCHCRAFT???"
Hey now, Shane's the one who believes in Bigfoot :P
@@spookymia8135 and Shane praises the Mothman secretly
witchcraft is a actual practice too, just not like the salem “witches”
@@toothsquarters thank you,
Shane: the watcher
Ryan: I heard what happened here, I’m sorry to hear that...
...
Shane: You’re GHOSTS.
Shane: your ghosts.
@@tayloranderson7547 no
Ya Boi I read this as they said it
“I saw her at the Devil’s Sacrament!”
“What were YOU doing at the Devil’s Sacrament?”
Uhh... I was there for the... cult stuff... I saw the ad on craigslist...
Just once, I want to see Shane get spooked out of his socks. I wanna see the skeptic scream like a little baby
this comment was creepy as hell but i agree i would love to see shane get scared!
SydDrawsStuff I'm pretty sure he did get scared and really spooked at one of the haunted places like Bobby Mack or waverly hills or something. I'm pretty sure it was one of their ghost hunts which it seems they mainly do anymore. Did they do Elisa lam? I can't remember what Shane's theory was on that. And there's sooo much more mysteries to look into still like the lead glasses men, the rendlesham air base sightings, Area 51, the bell witch, michael Rockefeller disappearance, etc
Well.. he got scared at Queen Mary because a dove blew out of the blue and ryan screamed and shane screamed and the crew screamed lol
I watch every video w that hope
And when the ball rolled under Ryan's name which was painted on the wal
Everyone who confessed to witchcraft in the trials was forced to with the threat of torture and death. All of the people who were killed were completely innocent.
@@terryslittlewhore I'm pretty sure they saw witches more like satanists because they really didn't accept other religions. I bet if someone had a different religion that wasn't even Wiccan or Pagan they would slap "Satanist" on them and kill them. But yeah witches really aren't bad.
When you’re a witch yourself 😌
@@terryslittlewhore And yet, churches continue to cover up rape and child molestation. Go figure...
@@loldawr3199 sameee!😀
@@terryslittlewhore I dont think you understand. In Christianity back then witchcraft mean you tapped into the demonic. Satanism is a little pretend cult where people draw funny circles into the ground and usually none of them know what Satan is, or what he has done. Real Satan worshipping is only caused by demonic influence, and is harmful to everyone including the person who worships Satan. Satan is the one who caused the world to suck for mankind, if he didn’t exist, there would be no death or sadness or sorrow. And the Devil does not give humans anything, he simply wants to see us all go to hell regardless who we are or what we have done. He is not the one who punishes evil, God is.
Educated man: surely the judge is smart
Judge: THAT MAN IS HARRY POTTER!
Have always found the Salem Witch Trials absolutely fascinating. Particularly as someone who can trace ancestry back to Martha Carrier, who was executed during the trials, seeing how the fear of the unknown and mob mentality resulted in so many deaths is just astounding. Thanks for covering it
Audio recorder: pffftty
Ryan: Our audio recorder picked up a voice saying "Take it"
Yeah it sounds nothing like "Take it" 🤦♂️
Right? I can't hear any word from those sounds
HA
Yeah. If you didn't put a word to the 'voice' it's just a normal static sound. Your mind trying to create something
mans is acting like zak bagans 😭😭😭
These would srsly be so scary without shane😂😂
honestly I hide until Shane is just like "fake news"
That's probably why they added him into the series, because the first few videos of Unsolved had somebody else and then Shane came with his dry humour and it was less creepy
Damn Slam No, but demons are.
Damn Slam then how do you explain the the exersism of Michel
@NEW MARKIPLIER It is called mental illness.
Tituba: **Being a good servant and doing her thing**
Devil: *Hippity Hoppity, your soul is now my property*
Being a good servant and your soul is now my property
when you try and copy a joke in the reply section.
Y’all, i don’t care if they tried to copy my joke, everybody can see i made the joke, it doesn’t matter, so chill guys. (you’re awesome though)
击ChemicalCheezWhiz oh ok. They’re just jealous they can’t think of a joke, thats why they copy jokes in the reply section
I'm literally In this comment section to look for his replies lol
If these guys outlive me, I am going to follow Shane around and whisper ‘Choo Choo pickle pie’ in his ear for the rest of his life.
I'm in
You son of a b*tch, I’m in
count me down for that as well
I am 100% in
Confused by how Ryan can be so confident in the existence of ghosts but also so confident that whitchcraft doesn’t exist
Matt "Weeaboo" Watson
Dimas Villanueva it’s me
Wow
Is that Dale "The Rock" Watson?
Ryan's confidence about anything confuses me
Dimas Villanueva haha yes it is
Shane has mentioned the people in France dancing until they died in multiple episodes... PLEASE DO A SHOW ON THAT PLEASEE PLEASEE
yeah! what the hell is that?? ive never heard that story before in my life..
Alina Vaysfligel A woman started dancing like crazy and a bunch of people joined in. I think they died of starvation and exhaustion after a few days. Google the dancing plague and you'll find some pretty interesting stuff 😎
Alina Vaysfligel it’s on mysteries @ the museum ( on travel channel) it’s where they danced to death
The dancing plague- its pretty interesting to read about. There also has been a laughing plague as well but I dont believe anyone died from that
Yes.. I know right? They do tend to bring new evidence to light not mentioned on google. I would love to know more about that. It is very strange.
Sorry for bad English?
Tituba was the smartest one. She knew they wouldn't kill her because she was a slave, but would believe her confession.
@Cel Lyn But you must remember, the Salem Witch Trials were political. Most of the people accused and hung were either of high standing that were envied by the accusers parents or were social outcasts from the towns inhabitants. Tituba knew this and i'm sure there had been other isolated instances before the whole debaucal. The Puritans were quite duplicious and greedy.
Heather Contois she most likely lived in exile and died alone as the crazy witch. That is more sad then getting killed on trial
I grew up in Salem! My uncle runs a history tour through there and used to tell me which buildings are haunted because of the Trials (spoiler: if it's a hotel, it's haunted), so cool to see Shane and Ryan visit!
oh that is so cool, my parents and i went on a bus tour ride there and the art museum cuz we're also in mass just not near salem and my stepmom and i practice witchcraft lol
Girl: *Shows any sign of intelligence*
Doctors, the Judge, the entire town, the demon in my fireplace: iTs A wIiTcH!
Grac Melendez hi romania, fancy seeing you here
You have Calcifer from Howl's Moving Castle in your fireplace?!? lol.
You do realize it was WOMEN accusing these ppl of being "witches" right? And it wasnt only women that were killed... but men too. Or do u only care when it fits your moronic narrative?
Grac Melendez *flash Mack to Monty python* if she weighs the same as a duck-
Well, that must be impossible
*get it?*
Ryan: “It definitely has a pretty creepy vibe to it”
Shane: “It looks pretty cozy”
Me: “Wow what beautiful iron work in the windows”
ikr i would definitely live in that house
are u an architect or something
shoti shoti nope! I just watch too much HGTV lol
Tbh I find that place beautiful
Same
Wouldn't be Buzzfeed Unsolved without the wheezing.
The best thing.
Ashley Robinson (gasp)
LOL
I'm the 666th like eyyyyyyy
#BringBackTheWheeze
I'm a direct descendant of the guy who was pressed to death in Salem, so I always love to see people investigate this! What I appreciate most here is that they went to Danvers. Danvers is today what Salem Village was in the time of the witchcraft trials. The town that is Salem today is not actually the location of the trials, even though they push the most touristy attractions, which is fun if you are looking for cheesy goodness (I am a personal fan of the Salem Witch Museum with the animatronics) but not necessarily very accurate.
jeez, i'm so sorry. also that's really interesting, i never knew that. I just assumed that because it's called Salem that they just removed the word village at some point in time.
@@momo5734 It's pretty interesting - in the olden days, Salem was split into two sections: Salem Village and Salem Town. Salem Village was mostly farmlands and had a much poorer population, whereas Salem Town was full of wealthy people and merchants. Salem Village is where the witchcraft stuff went down and was later renamed Danvers; Salem Town was shortened to Salem.
Also don't be sorry; Giles was a horrible person and a complete jerk.
Fun fact! It was recently found out that the location of the hangings of the Salem Witch Trials is behind what is now... a Walgreens. Seriously.
Or the area where the deceased were buried. Either way, behind the walgreens. Weird spot for historical witch accusation stuff.
Also - plenty of actual witches do live in Salem now. Most moved in during modern times, way after the witch trials, but actual practicing witches now definitely live in Salem. Speaking as a practicing witch who frequently visits the area. Also: i highly recommend Essex Street in Salem as a place to go if you want to poke around at some witchcraft shops. Crow Haven's Corner is a nice one.
Is the Walgreens haunted?
Dunno, probably. Seeing as how many random gravestones there are just lying around Salem i wouldn't be surprised if it is just by some random ghost. To my knowledge there's also a haunted hotel in Salem.
@@PrincessPonies81 wait actual witches?
What could witchcraft be useful for nowadays?
Can you do the Theory about "they danced till they died" I want to know more about that one.
Jesus Christ thank you Lord
Luner_wolf did it take them 10 hours to die
Luner_wolf I've also heard about laughter epidemics. They still can't pinpoint the cause of them.
Luner_wolf
Google it for yourself
Luner_wolf there was a case were hundreds of people could not stop dancing for multiple days until they died
I feel like Shane was actually kinda saddened by those benches in the memorial. He looked pretty down and was super mellow and quiet when Ryan asked if they could leave.
I actually lost one of my ancestors in the salem witch trials! Ironically my family are witches, we're wiccan
you are so cool in my eyes
My daughter is also Wiccan and I don't see anything wrong with being a Wiccan
Some woman in Salem: Acts odd
All the men in Salem: *Now this is an Avengers level threat!*
"All accusers were women between 9 and 20 years old" plus men were also executed
@@ashcat7636all the accusers* not accused
vama suvani you dumbass
@@ashcat7636 It's accusers. Women did the first accusations, men just carried out the trials.
@@ashcat7636 thats not true, five men were found guilty and killed for witchcraft
ryan: ghosts are real
shane: GhOsTs ArE ReAL
lmaoooo
carley BOL 💀💀💀💀
HAH
carley WHY DID I THINK THIS WAS ABOUT SHANE AND RYLAND
HAHAHHAH deadass
my mom was part of an organization known as "daughters of the american revolution," where descendants of those who fought in the american revolution would meet and discuss their ancestors. one time, my mom stumbled upon a convention of wiccans and those who currently practiced witchcraft (my mom said it was really cool). while there, my mom met, befriended, and *had* *dinner* with a descendant of sarah good, one of the women who was killed in the salem witch trials. the woman had a panel at the convention. just thought it would be cool to mention that sarah, even though wrongfully killed, was getting some recognition from beyond the grave
Whitch craft isnt cool
isn't DAR a racist group?
Jason Phillips not necessarily. anyone who has family who fought in the war is welcome to join. sure, there are some southern ladies who are racist, but my mom isn’t.
@@sm3675, it’s actually very cool and quite interesting.
@@johanvajse8410 that's what I would think
Sometimes I wonder, since it was mostly women and between such young ages such as 9-20 years old, wether the men of the community just accused them to cover up sexual assault ..
Like who are people gonna believe? A girl that’s accused to be in cahoots with the literal devil and has supposedly done unspeakable acts or the “good, hardworking and law-abiding” man from down the street?
You know? It’s like this “if you tell anyone I’ll accuse you of witchcraft” or something
A terrible, terrible game with no winners, really :/
Well it would kinda make sense but not really because women were being assaulted then punished for enticing the men so it never mattered anyways if you came out you were punished same as today
Guy: (Gets accused of witchcraft) "Its alright, the judge is a smart man"
Judge: "What if the devil gave him an invisibility cloak?"
Guy: "Okay. Nevermind".
*hundreds of years later*
J.K. Rowling: not a bad idea
Women in 1600s: *reads too much*
Men: STOP, you violated the law!
It wasn't 'read too much', it was just *reads*
Women: *breathes*
Men: wait that’s not right
I hope the ghosts see this bro...
@The Hardins omg ur a girl
@The Hardins women were accused more of being witches than men? If that yeah
i love how at the start of every episode ryan goes' as part of our ongoing investigation into the question are ghosts real' and the camera goes to shane's face that's just like::: 😐😑🙄
Gowri Unnikrishnan. Heh, true. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
dark knight. All those emojis are just unnecessary
Lol yeah for real it hilarious.
Blue Streetlights IM DEAD.
It’s really hard for me to process information but these videos are helping me a lot with history it also helped with when I moved or when I was sick or bored. I want to thank Shane and Ryan for helping me with a lot!
Shane: sees any creepy place anywhere
*"Looks pretty cozy."*
It does though!!!
*coughing* demon
@@st.seraph exactly!
Back during the witch trials, if you WILLINGLY admitted to being a witch, they gave you mercy and tried to convert you back to being "holy". But if you kept denying that you were a witch, they'd do whatever they could to get you to confess. Punishments were one way of getting you to spill out and confess. But if you still denied being a witch, they'd eventually hang you. That's why tituba confessed and tried to come up with a vivid story
123 456 too valuable? Slaves were killed non stop
They could have just have bought a new slave
If shane and ryan ever leave buzzfeed I might cry 😭
Evie i ;(
Evie liking the comment cause it's so true😭but also cause JHOPEEEEEE
I wish they would leave buzzfeed and start their own channel. These are the only vids i watch from bf.
Evie z ARMY!!
Evie ti
I watch every single night. I love this duo. Funny, kind and they cheer me up. Stories always made more interesting with Ryan and Shane 😉
Shane: talking about the dancing plague
The Professor, years later: has a lesson on the dancing plague
I never actually saw this series before but as soon as I hear the voices I was like !!!
Remember when The Professor started talking about it, and Ryan pipes up, "Wait! Is this that dancing thing in France?!?! I've heard of that!" THIS is where he heard about it! hahahaha
All Hail the Watcher
@@marissadellinger8592 all hail the watcher
@@isabelpalmer-maxwell1391 All hail the Watcher
Ryan: It's responding intelligently to things I'm saying
Ghost: Spegetti ... apple tater
Me: (Wheeze)
I just died laughing!!
Diff episode but still funny
WarriorOfChaos wait, what video?
I Think it was the asylum that had a p or somthing
WarriorOfChaos wait, I got the video. It's the Bellaire House one
Ryan: this is an intelligent response from an unidentified voice
Shane: THiS iS An inTElliGENt ReSpOnsE FRoM aN UnIdENtiFieD vOice
Sophia Smith fantastic
Can someone explain Sophia's comment to me, please?
Rita Victoria it's a meme , look up spongebob meme
*insert spongebob meme
Rosè Pètals beautiful profile pic . happy jungkook day !
I lived in Boston for 6 years, and I loved going to Salem, the town and house are absolutely wonderful... great episode!!!