This sounds like the sort of project where actual children collaborated in the story. The more nonsensical parts sound like kids ideas; "and then she started flying! And then she met dinosaurs!! and then the dinosaur ate her hair!!” I wouldn’t be surprised if some 4 yolds came up with parts of the story.
agreed, kids were easily subjected to adult media so the disturbing bits in the story dont seem farfetched for a kid to think of i think if we heard kids narrating over it than a calm granny the context would change completely
My Hypothesis is that the story was written by a child, narrated by a family member, and copies were made as an attempt to share 'what a creative child they are' with the family. That's my guess and it kind of makes sense to me, more than it being some allegory for genocide or death. This would also explain the odd wording of some things, the narrator pausing for a child's messy handwriting or bad grammer. When I was in 3rd grade I wrote a version of goldilocks and the three bears that ended with goldilocks implied to be a serial killer, although though I didn't intend it, so children writing disturbing stuff isn't exactly unheard of.
That was my guess as well. This kind of content is likely way more disturbing to adults than it is to children. The only thing I'm doubting is the reference to Srebrenica being something a kid could come up with?
This is my guess as well, the last story with the cockroach felt like the kind of meandering story I'd act out with toys as a kid, and the precise use of dinosaur species names was 100% me. I don't remember most of the elaborate plots I'd act out but I have a vague recollection of backstabbing royals played out by kinder surprise figures, and my siblings had murder plots involving their Barbie collection with one of the child barbies being found dead in a pool (the bathtub). Kids will throw around harrowing details like murder, becoming homeless, child abuse, etc. without necessarily being terribly affected by them.
@@corvocore Kids come up with that yes. I work with small children and they say the weridest stuff. They are like sponges when it comes to words and ideas. They say stuff like "holocaust" because their dad was watching a documentary or "i would shoot every -insert political party here- voter" because they hear their uncle say it at home at least once a day or something. They say stuff like that, hardly understanding it or barely knowing basic information about it ("aka sebrenica was bad but now it´s peaceful again, had a kid quite literally say something similar with WW 2 once").
I think some younger people have grossly underestimated how bored we were in the 80s and 90s. My friends made an entire movie about a rubber chicken leg (a dog toy) entitled “Bogota, the Enchanted Chicken Leg.” I mean we didn’t have Netflix, the internet was in its infancy and most of us only had access through school, if there was a new band we liked, we had to wait. Wait for it to come on the radio or MTV, wait until we had money and a ride to the mall. We had to get creative to entertain ourselves. If someone’s family had a camcorder, that was a big deal and movies and music videos were made. Seems like this family had money for a decent computer and animation software. We would’ve had so much fun with that.
I grew up during the 70s & 80s. We had no computers and very few families even had TV's (during the 70s) BUT we were never bored! All the kids in the neighbourhood would play games together, create homemade toys, ride their bikes, take part in school and church events, play sports, read books together, listen to stories on the radio, hold picnics and go on nature hikes (to name but a few activities). How could you say you were bored just because you didn't have computers? I think computers robbed people, especially children, of their imagination and created a world in which we have lost the ability to interact with the world around us face-to-face. We did not text each other when we wanted to chat, we would walk over to someone's house and have a face-to-face conversation with them. And if that wasn't possible we would pick up a landline phone and call them. We didn't need social media to be sociable.
You and your friends made a movie out of boredom? Impressive, my friends and I would run down the street hitting a hoop with a stick. I'm not that old, we were just poor.
Oh I totally understand. I used to make weird videos that were so odd that would probably be on these lists if ever found. I feel like these undertones are what created a lot of adult swim shows LOL.
Honestly it really does. My sister and I had notebooks that we wrote stories in, taking turns, and it feels totally like this. And when kids tell stories, in my experience, if a single child jumps around like this. Maybe Nanny Lynn was animating her grandkids' stories? That's my theory anyway.
I am the Nanny Lynn, full name, Lynn Jeffrie Ochberg, now 79, who made the Nanny Lynn Videos back in the early 90's on a Commodore Amiga computer using a paint app and floppy disks and a midi sound system. I made them in my spare time from my 'job' as an elected township trustee in Okemos Michigan. I was a new grandmother and the little ones often needed me to babysit. The video stories were meant to put them to sleep with things that were familiar to them. They were extremely obsessed with dinosaurs, household items, pets, and characters from more conventional stories. I just put them all together pretty randomly with as soothing a voice as I could manage to lull them into dreamland. Someone from Such Video, where I had copies made to give to friends, made extra copies without my permission and later gave them to folks who posted them on various online sites. I was a math nerd as a teen in the 1950's and learned computer technology as an intern in 1960 with the Ford Motor Company's Willow Run Lab where there was a computer as big as an airplane hanger still using vacuum tubes, way before transistors or chips. I was taught Fortran to create programs to test car parts, but this was all before college and grad school where I ended up with a law degree.
Why hasn't this comment been pinned? Lol. Thank you so much though for coming on here and explaining your story! I hope the creator of the video "grave robbing for morons" finally comes forward in the comments and tell their story. Another lost media 1990s VHS tape that no one knows who made it. What made you want to add the odd and almost graphic tones to this story? I guess that's the question most of us would like to know. Was it meant to be funny?
This is literally the most 90s thing I've ever seen. Srebrenica, Jurassic Park, bad computer animation, genetic engineering, dark nihilistic themes. The creator should have just called the film Cyberpunk Feverdream '97.
@Alex Spots Wood The video description on TH-cam mentions this was brought into the video copy shop around 1997. Amigas were definitely still around in people's homes at that point, especially since they were better for creating and editing video than the competition for a good while.
I have this theory: Elementary school teacher finds out that a friend / neighbor / whoever recently got into home-made animation business and can make cheap "cartoon" videos for children. The idea sounds wonderful and the teacher wants to bring to life stories for kids made by the kids themselves. But the teacher can't commission a video for every kid's story. That would take too long and would be very expensive. So the teacher decides to make a class project. The children are going to write a joint story together. Every kid is going to pick the story right where the previous kid left it. That's why the story seems so disconnected from one part to another (girls writing about princesses, boys writing about dinosaurs, etc.). The name of the girl that was raised by wolves could come simply because some kid heared the town's name in the news and got stuck in his memory. The animation seems so crude because it was probably made by an amateur animator back home for the little money the school / teacher / parents could pay him for the video. The teacher is probably the one narrating the story, probably trying not to laugh at the bizarre stuff the children wrote (We all know children can think of creepy / bizarre / funny things when trying to make up stories, and it would sound even more bizarre in combination with other weird stories from the other children). So that's my theory. Of course I have nothing to back it up, and it is just pure speculation, but this (or something similar) sounds pretty reasonable to me. As Barely Sociable said, most of this stuff seems creepy, just because is taken out of context.
i back this up by the fact that in the second story the dinosaurs are unnecessarily named by their species name. every kids i met who was fan of dinosaurs would feel the need to show how many species name he knows. and puting those complicated names in the middle of the story is higly reletable to that for me
I think this is the most likely explanation. "Nanny Lynn" is the low budget animator who really never had any chance of a career past this. The teacher drops of the tape to be duped, but forgets about it or just isn't happy with the way it turned out.
Also, the narrator stumbling and seeming to go off track is probably just her accounting for the children's messy handwriting and poor grammar. Sometimes you've just gotta.. make up half a sentence to make a kid's writing sound correct-ish
In the early 90’s I was put into a children’s mental hospital. This reminds me a lot of one of the projects we’d be asked to put together. The idea was, you’d have each kid have a part. One would pick a theme. One would draw. Another makeup dialog, etc. After one project was done, we’d switch roles and do it again. The stories would always progressively get crazier, because kids would always feel like another screwed with their idea, so they’d intentionally get crazier and crazier trying to outdo each other. The teachers usually had some rules up front, like to no rape or murder, but would honor anything else. At the end, the teacher would read our created story. However, ours were animated like a children’s book. We’d make the covers and everything. I suppose a more advanced version could be like a movie.
@@Aconitum_napellus To clarify, I’m fairly certain it was a mental hospital, that had a children’s wing. But we were only in one area of the place, so my memory has me think of the place as only that.
@@mikemck4796 MikeMcK ... Can't you ask your family what exactly that hospital was and especially the wing you were in ? Are any of your family members or whoever put you in there still alive so that you can ask them ? It sounds as if you had been very traumatized if you were put in a children's mental ward ... if so I'm sorry to hear that .
This reeks of "Wealthy Grandma has Grandkid's stories animated verbatim for their birthday." Seriously, anyone who has had to entertain a 4 year old will tell you this is exactly like something a kid would write. "Nanny Lynn" is probably the kid's Grandma and the "Company Name" is probably just a cute little gag to make it look official for the kid. May even be that the "Nanny Lynn Goes To" trademarks were for actual videos she made and that's why she had an in with the production company.
You mentioned the *copyright* at the beginning of the film. But it’s not a copyright. It says copyWRITE. Which is not the same thing and doesn’t protect it as a copyright. Copywrite isn’t even a thing. The term is copywriter, and that just literally means someone who writes copy. Makes me wonder if they added that at the beginning of the film to make it seem more legitimate or if it was just an oversight
the lady who made them came forward recently and said this; "Hi Eudoxia Mystery collector, I am the Amiga animator who created the Nanny Lynn Videos you posted. I made them to entertain my 6 grandchildren when they were little, back in the 90's. They were inspired by the things that interested my grandchildren: dinosaurs, princesses, all kinds of animals, and anything exotic, vaguely scientific. We were all news junkies in my family, and the war in Bosnia was happening then. There are another couple of hours of those animations on other VHS tapes in possession of the boys in the story of Bob the Blob, Dylan and Jake Cinti. I'm Lynn xxx, age 77, now living in XXXX, XXXX, but those videos were made in Okemos, Michigan, and copies made from floppy discs at Such Video, also of Okemos, Michigan. Apparently Such Video kept some copies that eventually came into your possession."
@@nonesimilar Cecelia Condit! It totally looks like something she would do if she were to try her hand at animating. I love her work, it's just so damn odd!
I honestly think it was an elementary school teacher who did a lesson where they all pitch in different ideas for a class built story and had someone animate it to present to them.
l was actually thinking that that these storys have a noticeable trace of kid imagination,as they barelly make any sense narratively wise or have the standard continuity always seen on fables from books for children. Of course theres still the case that ths woman its completely nuts... Mainly because of the name of the protagonist, you see,children may have been able tocome up with a name,but it will be very coincidential they just named it after a genocide province in East Europe. But guess well never know
@@omk573 yeah you right,specially the animation part, BUT, it could be a compilationmaybe made during the year or even during her whole carrer. We still never know
1995 is pretty early for that. Would make sense post 2010 but have you seen even modern school PC's? They're a decade out of date, I doubt a school would fund something like that in 1995
This reads a lot like stories written by a child or more than one child. One of the parents/adults involved probably had access to a computer to animate them and did it as some kind of gift or presentation. Little kids have a lot of fantastical ideas which create some crazy stories. Many times these can verge on disturbing to more adult minds.
when i was in year 1, my teachers would get us in groups to do activities round-robin style. one of the activities was playing with toys and making a story, and then retelling this story to a teacher who would write it up. i say this because this shit literally sounds like some of the acid trip-esque ideas my gang of 5 year olds came up with.
Is the word "Massacre" seriously banned on youtube now? We're entering 1985's world of "Newspeak" faster and faster every day. In five years we wont be able to discuss ANYTHING serious what so ever.
Yeah, we are definitely in the early stages of Brave New World meets 1984. It's just insanity. I notice my comments are deleted often. It's really quite concerning. I replied to a woman on Instagram recently in a comment, advising her what steps she should take to improve her odds of conceiving. Instagram's genius algorithm removed this as "Commercial spam".
@@bentleykennedy-stone9184 I imagine it was on the news at the time. Some kid probably heard about the massacre on TV or radio, got upset over it and was told that "It's all right, they now live peacefully in there" or something like that.
"Children's Stories" doesn't refer to who the story is for... It references the author's age. Which is why it's so bizarre, random, derivative, and uncensored as a child would be. Probably the parent(s) animated it as a hobby/practice with animation while also indulging their kids' creation. The Srebinica reference likely in the kid's vocab from hearing parents or news mention it, and thinking no further than "that's a pretty name" with complete deference to how appropriate that would be.
@@sambradley9091 The only reference I heard to the massacre was that the city "had a hard time", which is consistent with a child hearing about it from their parents/the news/whatever and not fully understanding the severity of the situation. Unless there was something else I missed.
That's hilarious because dinosaurs aren't extinct. They still exist and are one of the most successful animal groups on Earth. They're called birds (aves).
@@godslaughter Birds are descended from dinosaurs, but that doesn't mean they are dinosaurs. They lack basically all the characteristics that define a dinosaur, such as the huge size.
It's almost like it was written by young children. It's like someone took careful notes on a long meandering story told by a toddler. "And then he shooted a rocket up the cat's butt. And then he eated the cockroach but then he was sad...."
When I was 5 I told my mom a graphic story about a zombie apocalypse. I’m pretty sure I had just seen a snippet of the walking dead and was making up my own story around what my memory had retained.
"storing up food" might've worked for days or weeks, but not long term survival. mass extinctions tend to be chain reactions, and preparing for one element of survival may neglect others (see also: 'doomsday preppers' who weren't equipped to deal with the challenges of covid-19)
@@mj.l You're certainly correct. My comment was more a response to BarelySociable's out right dismissal that food shortage had anything to do with extinction.
That’s because those videos are made by pedophiles to lure kids in serisouly go look through the comment section of those fake Disney movies that get recommend to children it’s gross
Thank you for tackling the information from multiple angles. This is something mainstream media can learn from creators like you. As for the story, it sounds like a bit of dark-ish trip under some influence. Perhaps that person had money to spend and wanted to immortalise their vision regardless of how obscure and absurd it seemed.
If you haven't seen by now, the mystery has been solved. Perhaps predictably, the true answer is pretty boring: some young kids in the 90s made up some ridiculous stories, and their grandma ("Nanny Lynn") paid to have the stories animated as short films. The Bosnian town name was used by the kids simply because they heard it in the news a lot.
@@rotisseriepossum Axe Cop was a popular webcomic that was written by a 5 year old but professionally illustrated by his 29 year old brother. It was actually adapted into an animated show by I think Fox, although I have no idea how faithful that was.
Going off the "Pink Morning Cartoon", I wouldn't be surprised if these literally were stories made up by a kid that "Nanny Lynn" thought would be fun to make into a video series. But the reference to Srebrenica is extremely weird.
@@mistydayremainsofthejudgment Srebrenica is a town, so I see nothing weird about it, especially since the video was supposedly made before the massacre. It's as much weird as referencing Oklahoma City or the eleventh of September or any other mundane thing later tied to something bad.
There was a company in the early '90s that did mail-order video productions. I think they were called "Coastal video productions" (Not sure, but I remember "coastal" in the name). That was their whole market... parents would send in the stories their kids wrote and they would animate them into a custom cartoon. I recall the animation was intended to look like a kid drew it. But this doesn't look like their product (based on the limited samples I've seen). Different style, and the length seems a bit long. But it raises a question of how widespread this business model was. As I recall, it wasn't cheap. At the time, like $200 for a 5 minute animation. So I'm sure there were other places doing similar things. If you want to see some other obscure and disturbing shit, there was an underground market for custom Teddy Ruckspin cassettes and the various knock-off animatronic cassette player stuffed animals (there was a goose and a frog I think). Similar concept, your kid writes a story and sends it in and a voice actor narrates, puts it on a proprietary cassette that works in these stuffed animals, and the animal would read it. Weird and creepy shit. Someone shared them on a newsgroup back in the late 90's (when MP3s were kind of new, and you used to have to stitch them together with Y-encode - pre-napster days). The seemingly sociopathic acid-tip stream of consciousness storytelling of a child backed with a professional voice actor. This video reminds me a lot of that. I'm sure others have considered these possibilities.
When I was a kid (early 2000s) my mom got us like a kit where you would draw your own pictures and write a short story and you would send it back and they would create a custom book from it, so I'm not surprised they did it for videos as well.
I had a book like that. A personalized book. 1986 or 87. Poorly drawn and whatever for story but i was in charicter in it. It was a gift for my birthday. Even though it looked not unlike these illustrations i cherished it.. super big, thought thay counts and wow how uniqe was this. My dad , a tow boat captain had the money to spend on things like this he heard about from his work... kills me to of lost it... ce la vie no? The animation style reminds of the effort put into thar book.
I feel like I used to see a lot of shit like this when I was younger. We had lots of horrifying vhs tapes with cutesy cartoons on the outside. They were usually labeled in other languages and were just given to me because my parents thought i would like to just watch the colors or some shit.
@@thurman-merman I was super young. There isn’t much that I remember. One of my relatives would get me random cartoon tapes and stuff from some sort of discount store. There were like 200 tapes in total. Some were pretty tame while others were nonsensical and horrifying. When I was younger I just liked the shapes and the noise but as I grew older I began to look at it with confusion and fear. A lot of the time the narrator (usually some type of Slavic sounding man) would sometimes stop to repeat the same phrase like 5 or 10 times before resuming with whatever he was saying.
@@thurman-merman some episodes had absolutely no dialogue. It was just characters doing various activities, with just occasional sound effects separated by static or by dead silence for the majority of the episode. These were super awkward and boring, with no visual appeal for a young child. A lot of the animations were only 1 single color or 2 colors. I much preferred the ones that had some-what fluid movement and multiple colors.
From a technical standpoint what stands out for me is the quality of the audio. If the graphics do date to 1997 then I would put it down to something created on a 16 bit home machine rather than a PC. My gut feeling is that the audio was intended for something with higher production values but when they evaluated it the whole thing was scrapped. The graphics in the first episode may just have been placeholders ie a storyboard. My feeling is that the audio was recorded in a studio. Over to you Hanson.
Wasn't there a lot of creepy kids videos on TH-cam at some point with disney characters and stuff doing weird shit...what if this has something to do with that?
@Dick Johnson ahahah. I'm sorry but no. I'm actually the guy who posted this on reddit (u/castigamat) and I've exchanged a few emails with Nanny Lynn and she seems a very nice lady. :-)
this gives me a lot of "dream logic" vibes. Where the concept just grabs ahold of whatever it can and starts building off of that before moving to something else, kinda like how dreams sometimes work.
The narrator for this sounds like one of the voice actors from those terrible Dingo Pictures cartoons. Y'know, the ones that rip off Disney films with the budget of a ham sandwich (The Lion & the King, Animal Soccer World, Dalmatians 3 etc,)
I did made stuff like this on my Amiga 500 in the 90s. You need an Amiga with Hard Drive,Deluxe Paint IV, Video Deluxe to add Sound, and a VHS recorder. If you give a creative Kid these Tools it can create something like this. Deluxe Paint was with all the animation features way ahead of its time. This person really spend a lot of time creating this and did a very good job. I like how she even was drawing a Character turning around at one point. I guess she had a great time creating this and i like how people share and discuss it today.
There's actually a really simple explanation for why the stories are so bizarre: haven't you ever heard a little kid tell a story? They're rambling, incoherent, repetitive, and full of things that an adult mind would see as disturbing. These stories, especially the Bob the Blob one, come across as adaptations of stories a really young kid made up for their parents. I can easily see, like, a Roberta Williams type writing down a bizarre story her kid told and making a computer animation out of it.
Yea, I see exactly what you’re saying, but imagine putting half of what some kids say into animation,then SHOW it to a kid,then see how they react. You really wouldn’t want that. I do see where you’re coming from though.
@@cassiecraft8856 Well yeah, but if that's the case, this isn't a kids' show. It's not like it was intentionally distributed, a store employee made illegal copies of what was likely just something someone made to show their friends and family.
Or, if you are going with the 'art school project' theory, it could be supah-creative artsypeople intentionally evoking the style of 'kids' rambling story, but with a dark twist', and this was the result.
This reminds me of some of the absolutely bizarre and twisted "kids" programming from the 70s that was produced under the influence of copious amounts of drugs.
My theory: This has a strong "Mad Libs" vibe. It feels like a teacher might play this sort of long-form mad-libs with her class and then animate it to show the class what they collectively created. .."Billy, give me a noun" "a dinosaur" "Suzie, give an occupation" "a princess", etc. etc.
ok, but what school in the midwest is teaching 4th graders about the Srebrenica Massacre? Or was the teacher feeling particularly inspired by the Bosnian War when she came up with that one?
Isn't there a name other than mad libs, where its part 1 of the story by one kid, 2 by another etc... I'm thinking one of the kids in this school project fled from the war with their parents and this is how a child's mind would interpret their memory of it?.... It's like the kid version of a Serbian Film. Or I'm just really high so I think I can understand this LSD animated trip 😅
All of the people saying he needs to post more since his stuff is really good (Which it is) but that’s why if he posts more the quality goes down and I’d say the amount of research and editing must be in the 100 to 1000s I’d say he producing videos of this quality very quickly keep doing what your doing man
3:15-3:34 - Oh god, why is there a little boy who runs in a hamster cage, turns into a powder and dies, and then even gets eaten by a rat? o.O And then the rat turns into a lizard...? I almost want to laugh at the absurdity of that last part. XD
this made me remember my own granny and how she would doodle in animation programs on the various computers we had while I grew up, and how she would encourage me to play on them too. I did legit see it as playing when I was little, too, even the frame by frame little drawings and the transitions I would find. I was born after the age of the Amiga, but this makes me remember my fond times with my granny and why i enjoy drawing in the first place. I hope Nanny Lynn is doing well. I hope if she's still on the tech, she's playing with blender now or something like it.
I always love it when creators I like also watch other creators I like featuring creators I like. Next Batwoman when? I am too invested now but no way in hell I watch the series.
The stories sound like when you pass a sheet around a class and have each person write a line of the story. Ends up being totally disjointed and taking odd dramatic turns
Honestly, people are just weird. I imagine there's endless crazy homemade shit like this on the internet right now, the only difference was that it was more rare in the 90s.
Welcome to a typical brainstorming session in a dorm room with some mind-altering substances in 1995. This has the hallmark of a college project written all over it.
*Here's my theory,* It's more like a disconnected series of written stories by a group of children. Like different children wrote their own stories and the Nanny asked an animator to animate them. Nanny being a school teacher or maybe their real nanny? Maybe she asked them to write a horror story? That's why you have a girl writing that "princess and her father's story." Fantasy of most girls. Maybe she loved her hair so much that her friends tried to scare her with 'and he ate her hair' thing. So 2 kids used this weakness to scare her? A dinosaur fascinated kid writing his own fiction. (Giving names to each dinosaur is what only a nerd(fan) would do). Especially flexing by using them in a short story lol. A doctor wannabe kid writing about Gene editing etc. Maybe he watched some clip about 'future of genetics'. So he was curious and came up with this apocalyptic story lol. A werewolf fan writing a story in which how he grew up with wolves. Admit it this was the fantasy of many of us. Like a Tarzan or teenwolf etc. The animator was probably an amateur but still animated them. It's pretty fine by the standards of 97s. (Even sometimes we grown up can also write such stories just for fun lol. If asked to write a horror story, my friends will end up with even worse stories than these 😂)
Saw a comment on this video that explained the story behind this cartoon. Sadly, the comment is now deleted after another user doxxed the voice actor from the cartoon. The OP in the comment said he personally knew one of the people involved with the cartoon and he said that the voice actor wants to be left alone. English isn't my first language so I only had a rough idea of what the comment was talking about and I won't be able to phrase it as well as the commenter did. The cartoon was originally made for bosnian children and voiced in the bosnian language. They were available in some kind of magazines back in the 90s. Certain dealers were buying these kinds of cartoons but for some reason never knew what they were going to get in the box. Sometimes, the VHSes weren't even in english and were in the wrong format (America uses a different format for VHS tapes). Most dealers would throw the box away and call the whole thing a financial loss. This guy, however, fixed the formatting issues and found an aspiring voice actor. The problem was, they didn't know bosnian. So they made up the whole story without translating anything. The film ended up so bizzare that it was stored away until the dealer's son found them and thought it was hilarious, releasing it online. The comment was something along those lines but phrased a lot better with more information I can't remember. It only had like 5 likes. I truly believe this is what happened here.
The way "Nanny Lynn" delivers the lines sounds as if this is a live audio recording of a story she made up on the fly that later had animation added. It's pretty obvious she isn't reading from a script.
This was a really interesting video. I'm very fascinated by the VHS era and all of the tapes that have made it into the digital age. I have no theories regarding this bizarre production but I wanted to comment anyways since I imagine it helps you in the algorithms. I'll be subscribing to Wang! too, thank you both for such an entertaining and thought provoking showcasing of some of the weirdest piece of media I have ever seen thus far.
I play this game with my daughter and wife. You start with a sentence and just keep making up a new part (everyone gets a line) it ends up as pure crap and we always go over the top towards the end. I feel like someone just decided to make an animation for one of these.
That's EXACTLY what I was thinking. I was in high school in the mid to late 90s and we were still being taught that dinos had leathery skin w/ no feathers. I say this is a hoax vid by someone with way too much time on their hands.
It specifically refers to dinosaurs later evolving into birds and having feathers in the full film. Emiluma even tells them they will one day evolve to have feathers of their own.
This makes me think of something that could have been on the show Liquid Television! Sidenote: The yoshi noise from the dino eating her hair though🤣💀lol
So apparently Nanny Lynne has come forward recently and shed some light on the situation. She made them to entertain her 6 grandkids, and the reference to the massacre was because it was a name actively being mentioned a lot in the news.
Oh phew! I feel better now about the rat eating a powdered boy and a boy made in a petri dish dissolving and eating a roach. Sweet old psycho grandma.🙄 You people are strange.
imagine starting a project out of shock value and your publisher decide to not take it serious and destroy anything of it and decades later someone finds it claiming a mystery behind the project...
The first thing that comes to mind is that when I was a teenage stoner, I may have written stories of a similar nature for fun. The whole thing seems like it was written by an eccentric middle or high school student. Or a middle aged hippy art teacher as a class project? It would make sense if a middle or high school class had to come together to make a children's story as a class project. Or if an animator in art school made it as a class project and got their mom to narrate it.
I mean folks can't even say "p@ndemic" right now without getting demonitized or deleted even if it's in historical context, and nonabusive comments referring to specific sexualities get shadowbanned/deleted on the regular too. A discussion thread about Día de Muertos on another video was entirely deleted because some people dared to say "de@d" instead of the Spanish name. It's bonkers.
You can absolutely say Massacre. You just cant put any advertisement and therefore get no money. I mean if you are company would you really want to have your Burger commercial before a video about the holocaust? Ofcourse this video would be fine for advertisement but a "word filter" is all that youtube can do considering the thounsands of videos uploaded every second.
@@theautisticartist9370 yes ofcourse, and they get funded over and over. But not by Burger King if you know what i mean. As a company you obviously want to be associated with postitive things. I mean that should be understandable. And youtube ist not a charity organisation and neither some sort of free speech NGO. They literally sell ads to businesses nothing else
People, especially children, who went thru this horrible war, would need some sort of outlet to try and heal themselves, I can see this as an art project from refugees and their families, while being helped by educators and grief counsellors, so it probably makes sense for someone, a child even, who, let's say, had to hide under the dead bodies of their own relatives to escape death themselves, also starvation, cannibalism to survive, these seem to me the subjects dealt with here, and we should probably leave the creators alone, they've suffered enough, BTW, the carnivors killing the vegetarians seems a logical metaphor to represent the killers and the victims?
It was a grandmother who made these there are a few more she said through Email. She said she made them for her grand children. She said she made this one during the war apparently she lives in USA
So… While I cannot comment on whether or not people were hiding under the corpses of their family members, there for sure was no cannibalism. I mean, that would have been mentioned in history class at some point, or at least in our government-mandated visit to Srebrenica as a part of history class, as a footnote at the very least. Yes, I am from Bosnia. No, I am not from Srebrenica, but I am from Sarajevo. Yes, I am still in school (eighteen). Yes, Barely Sociable completely butchered the pronunciation of the city's name (most of it is understandable, but I am still baffled by him somehow pulling an h out of thin air to form sh/š/ш). Edit: So, it appears that the narrator made that mistake originally. That doesn't mean that Barely Sociable shouldn't have checked the pronunciation before recording, it just means that I'm still wondering about the above, but regarding the narrator this time.
I just ventured into the comments for that. "My gawd if something is themed around a topic this gruesome at least have the decency to look up pronounciation." is what I thought hearing the name butchered like that. Seems like a lack of being prepared at least. Edit: Edited the comment. Just to put things into perspective and to better outline what I was trying to convey....thanks for feedback.
@@zaranea7920 Though, to be fair, the lady in the video butchered the pronunciation, he simply repeated the way she said it, so I entirely blame the lady and not him
Srebrenicia's story actually bears a striking resemblance to the Old Testament story of Joseph. A beloved young child is taken from their family and raised as one of those who kidnapped them. The child grows up and becomes very powerful, and decides to use this power to try to save a massive group of people by telling them to store up food. Around the same time, they reunite with their birth family in a situation that starts as a conflict.
Yes but not for the reason you think... It's too close to the word "mask" or "masker" and the next phase of TH-cam is expected to involve rituals of mask cultism, so he's just future proofing....
@shawn walker my apologies. this appears to have been mismatched.. on my youtube app, sometimes it mixes up comments. No idea how that happens, but I'll sometimes see my own comments from a previous video under someone else's name and comment. When I wrote this, your comment did not say what it says now. TH-cam mobile app bug. The actual comment I was replying to is visible on page below by Shining Trapezoid.
@shawn walker It was a tongue in cheek response to a tongue in cheek response. Not sure if you're aware, but YT is embroiled in a large sequence of increasingly authoritarian movements both inside and outside of YT. Censorship is the name of the game and control is what they are after. In this case, he "bleeped" the word "massacre". I joked that it might have been future proofing against censorship of the word "mask" or "masker". Just a silly comment, but hey, you can now get demonetized or even have your entire channel demonetized or suspended for using the wrong pronoun, so how silly is it? The "mask nazi" narrative is just a tiny little tip of the iceberg. But basically anything regarding Covid on YT is curated to some degree. I have some background in the health field and I am naturally pro-mask, but with a realistic understanding of what masks do and what they cannot do. I found it very odd that back in December-February, I was arguing against left wing media sources and writers that were anti-mask. Now, the same far left figures are pushing masks almost as if it was a religion. People screaming, throwing literal tantrums and even attacking people outright for not wearing masks or not wearings masks the way they think they should be worn... And then you have the whole WHO thing. When I argued the journalist back in March, he was using bullshit articles from the Atlantic and NYT to justify an anti-mask stance. I fed him info straight from the WHO - *which he argued against as if his own sources were superior*. Now, the right wing says the WHO is corrupt and controlled by China, so they don't trust them, but they still follow wearing masks for the most part, they just object to the "mandatory" part. The left wing on the other hand is now saying that if you say something that doesn't line up with the WHO, you will have your video demonetized, or removed or maybe even have the entire channel struck or even deleted outright. At the same time, the WHO is warning that Lockdowns are NOT recommended, Biden is saying that he follows science and yet, Biden and other Democrat aligned politicians are enforcing new Lockdowns. But TH-cam doesn't do anything about that, even though it's going against the advice of the WHO - their stated standard for truth. But they'll still demonetize you if you say certain other words. It has absolutely nothing to do with science or reality or masks or doctors. It's all about controlling the narrative and controlling people's speech, thus controlling their thoughts. It's the hypocrisy that burns. It's the authoritarianism that kills.
I've got many VHS tapes that have a strange backstory. I have over 500 tapes in total. Many of them were made by tiny low budget studios that are lost to time, and a few of them I own the one and only copy. I have one of a slideshow of a 90s kindergarten classroom with "Celebrate good times come on" playing in the background, muffled and distorted. I have a strange tape of the story of the 10 commandments in poor 3D modeling and terrible voice acting. I even have a professional news studio tape of a funeral straight from the cameras. The oddest tape I own, however, is a labelless, caseless, brandless tape that is 4 hours of a person walking in the woods. No timestamp, no talking, just a flashlight, and passing trees. The only sound is heavy breathing. It sounded like the person was barefoot, they were limping, and they had no backpack or gear whatsoever. There were no observable landmarks in the video, just a straight line. The tape ends abruptly 4 hours into the tape, and a black scrape mark is seen on the tape itself. The VCR will refuse to play past this mark and it must be fast-forwarded. All that follows is an SP mode recording of Mary Poppins from 1988 on the Disney Channel. I forget where I obtained it, probably a yard sale or a thrift store. I am able to upload it if anyone wants.
The fact that this so creepy. And everyone wants just say its a kids story is eye opening!! Something so eerie that make most people call a kids story of a lovely rich grandma and move on. Definitely makes me think there is more to this.
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This sounds like the sort of project where actual children collaborated in the story. The more nonsensical parts sound like kids ideas; "and then she started flying! And then she met dinosaurs!! and then the dinosaur ate her hair!!” I wouldn’t be surprised if some 4 yolds came up with parts of the story.
Some 4 year olds dosed on shrooms maybe.
@@pablowentscobar Every talked to a 4-year-old? They are always on shrooms.
agreed, kids were easily subjected to adult media so the disturbing bits in the story dont seem farfetched for a kid to think of
i think if we heard kids narrating over it than a calm granny the context would change completely
That makes a lot of sense, children do come up with some fucked up stuff when given the chance.
I can definitely see this being an axe cop situation
My Hypothesis is that the story was written by a child, narrated by a family member, and copies were made as an attempt to share 'what a creative child they are' with the family.
That's my guess and it kind of makes sense to me, more than it being some allegory for genocide or death. This would also explain the odd wording of some things, the narrator pausing for a child's messy handwriting or bad grammer.
When I was in 3rd grade I wrote a version of goldilocks and the three bears that ended with goldilocks implied to be a serial killer, although though I didn't intend it, so children writing disturbing stuff isn't exactly unheard of.
That was my guess as well. This kind of content is likely way more disturbing to adults than it is to children. The only thing I'm doubting is the reference to Srebrenica being something a kid could come up with?
But what about the whole massacre thing. Children wouldn't know of that or the name of the place. Interesting theory but it doesn't entirely line up
@@10_MILES_HIGH_ Could have easily just been picked up from a news segment, not knowing the context, and the parent just going with it.
This is my guess as well, the last story with the cockroach felt like the kind of meandering story I'd act out with toys as a kid, and the precise use of dinosaur species names was 100% me. I don't remember most of the elaborate plots I'd act out but I have a vague recollection of backstabbing royals played out by kinder surprise figures, and my siblings had murder plots involving their Barbie collection with one of the child barbies being found dead in a pool (the bathtub). Kids will throw around harrowing details like murder, becoming homeless, child abuse, etc. without necessarily being terribly affected by them.
@@corvocore Kids come up with that yes. I work with small children and they say the weridest stuff. They are like sponges when it comes to words and ideas. They say stuff like "holocaust" because their dad was watching a documentary or "i would shoot every -insert political party here- voter" because they hear their uncle say it at home at least once a day or something. They say stuff like that, hardly understanding it or barely knowing basic information about it ("aka sebrenica was bad but now it´s peaceful again, had a kid quite literally say something similar with WW 2 once").
It's the awkward pauses and cuts for me. Nanny Lynn said she wasn't going to do a second take and it _shows._
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@Owen Terzic and the way you talk is boring and uninteresting 🤷♂️
@Owen Terzic how is it annoying exactly? im just asking for your take on it
I think some younger people have grossly underestimated how bored we were in the 80s and 90s. My friends made an entire movie about a rubber chicken leg (a dog toy) entitled “Bogota, the Enchanted Chicken Leg.” I mean we didn’t have Netflix, the internet was in its infancy and most of us only had access through school, if there was a new band we liked, we had to wait. Wait for it to come on the radio or MTV, wait until we had money and a ride to the mall. We had to get creative to entertain ourselves. If someone’s family had a camcorder, that was a big deal and movies and music videos were made. Seems like this family had money for a decent computer and animation software. We would’ve had so much fun with that.
I grew up during the 70s & 80s. We had no computers and very few families even had TV's (during the 70s) BUT we were never bored! All the kids in the neighbourhood would play games together, create homemade toys, ride their bikes, take part in school and church events, play sports, read books together, listen to stories on the radio, hold picnics and go on nature hikes (to name but a few activities). How could you say you were bored just because you didn't have computers? I think computers robbed people, especially children, of their imagination and created a world in which we have lost the ability to interact with the world around us face-to-face. We did not text each other when we wanted to chat, we would walk over to someone's house and have a face-to-face conversation with them. And if that wasn't possible we would pick up a landline phone and call them. We didn't need social media to be sociable.
You and your friends made a movie out of boredom? Impressive, my friends and I would run down the street hitting a hoop with a stick. I'm not that old, we were just poor.
Should make a video about it with creepy music and you will get 1M views 😅
Oh I totally understand. I used to make weird videos that were so odd that would probably be on these lists if ever found. I feel like these undertones are what created a lot of adult swim shows LOL.
Can confirm everything about this comment…we did some weird sh*t to stay entertained!
Nanny knows her dinosaurs, I'll give her that.
And sadly, currently, no dinosaurs know their nanny...
@@mikemiken1963 😂 what?????🙏💜💙💚🧡💛🙏
Further evidence of this being written by a child and voiced by their parent.
that was the most bizare for me... the correct dinosaur naming in the midle of the madness.
@@111HONESTY Do you know of a dinosaur that knows their nanny? Lol
It sounds like children wrote it piece by piece.
One kid says he makes a bug friend, and then the next kid teasing says: And then he eats him!
would explain a lot, bob turning it into a cat and the dream dinosaur appearing.
yeah I was thinking a similar thing
Honestly it really does. My sister and I had notebooks that we wrote stories in, taking turns, and it feels totally like this. And when kids tell stories, in my experience, if a single child jumps around like this. Maybe Nanny Lynn was animating her grandkids' stories? That's my theory anyway.
This seems very likely.
@@Tser More like her second or third grade students.
I am the Nanny Lynn, full name, Lynn Jeffrie Ochberg, now 79, who made the Nanny Lynn Videos back in the early 90's on a Commodore Amiga computer using a paint app and floppy disks and a midi sound system. I made them in my spare time from my 'job' as an elected township trustee in Okemos Michigan. I was a new grandmother and the little ones often needed me to babysit. The video stories were meant to put them to sleep with things that were familiar to them. They were extremely obsessed with dinosaurs, household items, pets, and characters from more conventional stories. I just put them all together pretty randomly with as soothing a voice as I could manage to lull them into dreamland. Someone from Such Video, where I had copies made to give to friends, made extra copies without my permission and later gave them to folks who posted them on various online sites. I was a math nerd as a teen in the 1950's and learned computer technology as an intern in 1960 with the Ford Motor Company's Willow Run Lab where there was a computer as big as an airplane hanger still using vacuum tubes, way before transistors or chips. I was taught Fortran to create programs to test car parts, but this was all before college and grad school where I ended up with a law degree.
Well done nanny!, I hope more people read this!
I’m so surprised that this comment hasn’t gotten more attention because it seems to be legit. Super cool!
FORTRAN!!! In spite of not picking it until the language was almost 30 years old, I am hardcore devotee of FORTRAN 77. Love this. 😀
Why hasn't this comment been pinned? Lol. Thank you so much though for coming on here and explaining your story! I hope the creator of the video "grave robbing for morons" finally comes forward in the comments and tell their story. Another lost media 1990s VHS tape that no one knows who made it. What made you want to add the odd and almost graphic tones to this story? I guess that's the question most of us would like to know. Was it meant to be funny?
that sounds awesome! what amiga model did you use back then for it? was it an Amiga 500 or 4000 or 2000 or AGA 1200?
“he put some anti-anti-biotics”
so... pro-biotics?
Maybe they cancel each other out and just become biotics. XD
Citrus Lump if that’s the case then all the dude did was stuff some bacteria in there lol.
But they were never paid. So Amateurbiotics
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This is literally the most 90s thing I've ever seen. Srebrenica, Jurassic Park, bad computer animation, genetic engineering, dark nihilistic themes. The creator should have just called the film Cyberpunk Feverdream '97.
@Alex Spots Wood The video description on TH-cam mentions this was brought into the video copy shop around 1997. Amigas were definitely still around in people's homes at that point, especially since they were better for creating and editing video than the competition for a good while.
Can testify. In my house we didn't stop using our amiga untill about 2000/2001.
Exactly the themes are what proves its just a creative project.
I have since learned that this was probably being copied and viewed to people possibly as early as 1992!
Brought to you by your dear, sweet granny. You never knew she had a dark side.
I have this theory:
Elementary school teacher finds out that a friend / neighbor / whoever recently got into home-made animation business and can make cheap "cartoon" videos for children. The idea sounds wonderful and the teacher wants to bring to life stories for kids made by the kids themselves. But the teacher can't commission a video for every kid's story. That would take too long and would be very expensive. So the teacher decides to make a class project. The children are going to write a joint story together. Every kid is going to pick the story right where the previous kid left it. That's why the story seems so disconnected from one part to another (girls writing about princesses, boys writing about dinosaurs, etc.). The name of the girl that was raised by wolves could come simply because some kid heared the town's name in the news and got stuck in his memory. The animation seems so crude because it was probably made by an amateur animator back home for the little money the school / teacher / parents could pay him for the video. The teacher is probably the one narrating the story, probably trying not to laugh at the bizarre stuff the children wrote (We all know children can think of creepy / bizarre / funny things when trying to make up stories, and it would sound even more bizarre in combination with other weird stories from the other children).
So that's my theory. Of course I have nothing to back it up, and it is just pure speculation, but this (or something similar) sounds pretty reasonable to me. As Barely Sociable said, most of this stuff seems creepy, just because is taken out of context.
THIS!!!
i back this up by the fact that in the second story the dinosaurs are unnecessarily named by their species name. every kids i met who was fan of dinosaurs would feel the need to show how many species name he knows. and puting those complicated names in the middle of the story is higly reletable to that for me
@@lagueuldebois141 exactly i agree with you
I think this is the most likely explanation. "Nanny Lynn" is the low budget animator who really never had any chance of a career past this. The teacher drops of the tape to be duped, but forgets about it or just isn't happy with the way it turned out.
Also, the narrator stumbling and seeming to go off track is probably just her accounting for the children's messy handwriting and poor grammar.
Sometimes you've just gotta.. make up half a sentence to make a kid's writing sound correct-ish
In the early 90’s I was put into a children’s mental hospital. This reminds me a lot of one of the projects we’d be asked to put together. The idea was, you’d have each kid have a part. One would pick a theme. One would draw. Another makeup dialog, etc.
After one project was done, we’d switch roles and do it again.
The stories would always progressively get crazier, because kids would always feel like another screwed with their idea, so they’d intentionally get crazier and crazier trying to outdo each other.
The teachers usually had some rules up front, like to no rape or murder, but would honor anything else.
At the end, the teacher would read our created story.
However, ours were animated like a children’s book. We’d make the covers and everything. I suppose a more advanced version could be like a movie.
A children's mental hospital? Didn't really know such things existed but I hope you're healthier and happier now.
@@Aconitum_napellus To clarify, I’m fairly certain it was a mental hospital, that had a children’s wing. But we were only in one area of the place, so my memory has me think of the place as only that.
@@mikemck4796 MikeMcK ... Can't you ask your family what exactly that hospital was and especially the wing you were in ?
Are any of your family members or whoever put you in there still alive so that you can ask them ?
It sounds as if you had been very traumatized if you were put in a children's mental ward ... if so I'm sorry to hear that .
@@gardensofthegods Yeah, if he was there because of something bad, that's really terrible and sad.
that sounds like a great way to make you go crazy
This reeks of "Wealthy Grandma has Grandkid's stories animated verbatim for their birthday." Seriously, anyone who has had to entertain a 4 year old will tell you this is exactly like something a kid would write. "Nanny Lynn" is probably the kid's Grandma and the "Company Name" is probably just a cute little gag to make it look official for the kid. May even be that the "Nanny Lynn Goes To" trademarks were for actual videos she made and that's why she had an in with the production company.
That's a very specific smell to 'reek of', lol. I agree it's a strong possibility though.
yeah especially the obsession with dinosaurs
Its already been solved so these guesses are increasingly absurd
@@realitynowassigned well...tell us?
@@realitynowassigned care to elaborate?
You mentioned the *copyright* at the beginning of the film. But it’s not a copyright. It says copyWRITE. Which is not the same thing and doesn’t protect it as a copyright. Copywrite isn’t even a thing. The term is copywriter, and that just literally means someone who writes copy. Makes me wonder if they added that at the beginning of the film to make it seem more legitimate or if it was just an oversight
Good catch totally didn't see that
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@@BarelySociable that makes it even weirder! I hope we can eventually solve the mystery of this cursed film.
@@kinoko6096 I don’t think it’s cursed lol
@@tankart150 Yeah honestly this is not that weird a film either. There have been wayy worse on the internet. It's just obscure
the lady who made them came forward recently and said this; "Hi Eudoxia Mystery collector, I am the Amiga animator who created the Nanny Lynn Videos you posted. I made them to entertain my 6 grandchildren when they were little, back in the 90's. They were inspired by the things that interested my grandchildren: dinosaurs, princesses, all kinds of animals, and anything exotic, vaguely scientific. We were all news junkies in my family, and the war in Bosnia was happening then. There are another couple of hours of those animations on other VHS tapes in possession of the boys in the story of Bob the Blob, Dylan and Jake Cinti. I'm Lynn xxx, age 77, now living in XXXX, XXXX, but those videos were made in Okemos, Michigan, and copies made from floppy discs at Such Video, also of Okemos, Michigan. Apparently Such Video kept some copies that eventually came into your possession."
She's still strange and morbid.
@@cfoster6804 I am glad she is not my grandma.
What a nice lady. I hope the other videos come to light
What a curious person. I hope she is doing well.
@@nonesimilar Cecelia Condit! It totally looks like something she would do if she were to try her hand at animating. I love her work, it's just so damn odd!
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I honestly think it was an elementary school teacher who did a lesson where they all pitch in different ideas for a class built story and had someone animate it to present to them.
I'd have to agree. And from what I can tell based on the animation, it clearly looks to be Peggy Hill.
l was actually thinking that that these storys have a noticeable trace of kid imagination,as they barelly make any sense narratively wise or have the standard continuity always seen on fables from books for children. Of course theres still the case that ths woman its completely nuts... Mainly because of the name of the protagonist, you see,children may have been able tocome up with a name,but it will be very coincidential they just named it after a genocide province in East Europe. But guess well never know
Idk making a 60 minute film seems like way too much work for a school teacher
@@omk573 yeah you right,specially the animation part, BUT, it could be a compilationmaybe made during the year or even during her whole carrer. We still never know
1995 is pretty early for that. Would make sense post 2010 but have you seen even modern school PC's? They're a decade out of date, I doubt a school would fund something like that in 1995
There's an irony about dinosaurs wanting feathers when now we actually know a lot of dinosaurs had feathers.
Were you maybe a nanny at some point? I believe only one person could make any sense of a bad trip creation like this.
Avant-garde
Or at the very least we know all dinosaurs had the capacity to have feathers. It's just impossible to figure out if they all did for certain.
@@Aster_Risk We know for certain some did. No one’s saying all did.
@@KaRmaTheSchemer Ok there, Duncan from Dark Dreams Don't Die...
my theory: this was absolutely written by children
Agreed! IMO A Family being super proud & encouraging their child's creativity and I applaud their support in 1997
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I would agree if not for the direct reference of the Srebenica massacre--I don't know what child would know about that
@@sambradley9091 probably a current event at the time it was written
As a former elementary school aide, I’m inclined to agree. Kids’ stories are fucking weird
"She made some extra copies and would leave them randomly at parties..."
This is how all true legends are born.
We all think these tapes are weird and creepy, but imagine how it felt for the first person finding and playing this unnamed vhs tape
I would honestly freak tf out.
@@christopherbecker4753 Yes so whould I including since The Stories don't make any sense at all
This reads a lot like stories written by a child or more than one child. One of the parents/adults involved probably had access to a computer to animate them and did it as some kind of gift or presentation.
Little kids have a lot of fantastical ideas which create some crazy stories. Many times these can verge on disturbing to more adult minds.
when i was in year 1, my teachers would get us in groups to do activities round-robin style. one of the activities was playing with toys and making a story, and then retelling this story to a teacher who would write it up.
i say this because this shit literally sounds like some of the acid trip-esque ideas my gang of 5 year olds came up with.
“That cat was a rat... and also a lizard at one point...”
Is the word "Massacre" seriously banned on youtube now?
We're entering 1985's world of "Newspeak" faster and faster every day.
In five years we wont be able to discuss ANYTHING serious what so ever.
You mean 1984!
Yeah, we are definitely in the early stages of Brave New World meets 1984. It's just insanity. I notice my comments are deleted often. It's really quite concerning. I replied to a woman on Instagram recently in a comment, advising her what steps she should take to improve her odds of conceiving. Instagram's genius algorithm removed this as "Commercial spam".
It isn't t banned, it's simply a monetization issue. Should it be? Probably not. But demonetizing a video is not the same as "banning" a word.
Parents: Ah, yeah. That was written by a child. They just animated it.
Internet: ohhhhh mystery.
Accurate.
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Facts
A child wrote the part about Srebrenica?
@@bentleykennedy-stone9184 I imagine it was on the news at the time. Some kid probably heard about the massacre on TV or radio, got upset over it and was told that "It's all right, they now live peacefully in there" or something like that.
Are we just not going to talk about how incredibly good at pronouncing complicated dinosaur names this woman is?
But "Srebrenica" was wrong :P
She got the Astra Srebrenica vaccine
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@@jareknowak8712 What a small world! Did you ever see anything interesting there?
im pretty sure she was just messing them up with confidence
Only 90s kids will remember this video
Screw you boomer! Lol
I feel like I just got programmed by subliminal messages
Only 90’s kids will remember being traumatized by a weird film referencing a massacre, kids these days just don’t get it.
@I’m legitimately retarded 90s kids are gen x or millennial
Doing a prank video in pixel animation in the 90s is beyond todays dedication. It's a marvel of pre trolling
"Children's Stories" doesn't refer to who the story is for... It references the author's age. Which is why it's so bizarre, random, derivative, and uncensored as a child would be. Probably the parent(s) animated it as a hobby/practice with animation while also indulging their kids' creation.
The Srebinica reference likely in the kid's vocab from hearing parents or news mention it, and thinking no further than "that's a pretty name" with complete deference to how appropriate that would be.
I _could_ believe maybe the child just overheard Srebenica, but the video itself indirectly references the massacre which is what's odd
@@sambradley9091 The only reference I heard to the massacre was that the city "had a hard time", which is consistent with a child hearing about it from their parents/the news/whatever and not fully understanding the severity of the situation. Unless there was something else I missed.
@@hughmortyproductions8562 Yeah, that was it, but I don't know, it just feels... off
@@sambradley9091 I think the child maybe just got the town's name stuck in their head or something. Kids remember stuff like that all the time.
@@sambradley9091 Hmm.
Just sounds like a teacher put all her students funny stories together.
surprisingly good theory!
Lol. You just might be right.
And then got a copyright for it? But it would explain a lot
Yea seems like she wanted to make a series of these but never got around to making more episodes
solved! very close it was a grandmother who made it for her children and they helped with the plots its on reddit
"I know you're not a dinosaur, we're all extinct! I'm just a dreeaamm dinosaur!"
Words to live by.
That's hilarious because dinosaurs aren't extinct. They still exist and are one of the most successful animal groups on Earth. They're called birds (aves).
i say this every morning in the mirror, really gets my day going
That's the same angle I use when justifying my non payment of bills.
@@godslaughter Birds are descended from dinosaurs, but that doesn't mean they are dinosaurs. They lack basically all the characteristics that define a dinosaur, such as the huge size.
@@Ivytheherbert Bro, there were tiny dinosaurs too. Birds are dinosaurs.
Your narration here was 10/10
I love that "informative but IDK WTF is going on" throughout
I always try to watch this guy's videos because they're always getting suggested to me, and then I realize it's this guy. I just can't stand the lisp.
It's almost like it was written by young children. It's like someone took careful notes on a long meandering story told by a toddler. "And then he shooted a rocket up the cat's butt. And then he eated the cockroach but then he was sad...."
Sometimes toddlers and young children say crazy things and it can be funny and overall cute
this was my theory too, but nobody else seemed to be saying it
When I was 5 I told my mom a graphic story about a zombie apocalypse. I’m pretty sure I had just seen a snippet of the walking dead and was making up my own story around what my memory had retained.
@@hyperdrive2412 If you saw that show as a kid you are still a kid...
@@hyperdrive2412 the world of a child is like, half psychedelic trip, half fragments of television, and half violent seizure.
Didn’t show your whang. Disliked. Unsubbed.
I'm dissatisfied with this video for that exact reason man
Whang?
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This screams art school project to me. Usually a solid source of confusing pointless fuckery.
You're confusing art school with presidential debates.
@@hex1233 Same thing. Performance art, innit.
@@onlybyautomobile Aye
@@hex1233 omg hiii i love your videos!!
Maybe it's a Slave Pit production. Those guys in GWAR are a pretty odd bunch.
I like how he always say have a good night. As if I'm going to be able to sleep after watching this.
Storing up food would actually help the dinosaurs. A majority of them died due to a lack of food (from a global winter caused by the meteor).
Yeah
"storing up food" might've worked for days or weeks, but not long term survival. mass extinctions tend to be chain reactions, and preparing for one element of survival may neglect others (see also: 'doomsday preppers' who weren't equipped to deal with the challenges of covid-19)
@@mj.l You're certainly correct. My comment was more a response to BarelySociable's out right dismissal that food shortage had anything to do with extinction.
wouldnt hpothermia kil them faster?
@Emiliano Hurtado Is that a Star Trek reference?
"They launch a nuke into a cat's ass"
fam, this cracked me up so hard, that I literally can't laugh anymore.
Yeah but surely it shrinks the cat but the rocket wouldn’t shrink at all and would be an excruciatingly painful demise of the cat 🤔
Whats funny about that freak
@@RIESENII1234 do u have a problem with someone enjoying themselves on a video sharing platform?
Your LAUGH BOX broke? :O, just like spongebob's ?
@@_12k70 indeed it did
Honestly, this isn't as bad as those TH-cam "elsa spiderman "kids" animations". Tho- those gave me nightmare once..
That’s because those videos are made by pedophiles to lure kids in serisouly go look through the comment section of those fake Disney movies that get recommend to children it’s gross
Folding Ideas?
Thank you for tackling the information from multiple angles. This is something mainstream media can learn from creators like you.
As for the story, it sounds like a bit of dark-ish trip under some influence. Perhaps that person had money to spend and wanted to immortalise their vision regardless of how obscure and absurd it seemed.
If you haven't seen by now, the mystery has been solved. Perhaps predictably, the true answer is pretty boring: some young kids in the 90s made up some ridiculous stories, and their grandma ("Nanny Lynn") paid to have the stories animated as short films. The Bosnian town name was used by the kids simply because they heard it in the news a lot.
this show’s narrative sounds like it came straight out of the courage the cowardly dog show
Muriel decided to become a narrator.
Unrelated:
*HOW AHM AH DOIN' TODAY, GARY BUSEY?!*
This feels like a child wrote it. It has a sort of Axe Cop logic to it.
Axe cop?
@@rotisseriepossum Axe Cop was a popular webcomic that was written by a 5 year old but professionally illustrated by his 29 year old brother.
It was actually adapted into an animated show by I think Fox, although I have no idea how faithful that was.
Going off the "Pink Morning Cartoon", I wouldn't be surprised if these literally were stories made up by a kid that "Nanny Lynn" thought would be fun to make into a video series. But the reference to Srebrenica is extremely weird.
@@mistydayremainsofthejudgment Srebrenica is a town, so I see nothing weird about it, especially since the video was supposedly made before the massacre.
It's as much weird as referencing Oklahoma City or the eleventh of September or any other mundane thing later tied to something bad.
@@mistydayremainsofthejudgment The kid could have heard something about the town on the news while their parents were watching it.
There was a company in the early '90s that did mail-order video productions. I think they were called "Coastal video productions" (Not sure, but I remember "coastal" in the name). That was their whole market... parents would send in the stories their kids wrote and they would animate them into a custom cartoon. I recall the animation was intended to look like a kid drew it. But this doesn't look like their product (based on the limited samples I've seen). Different style, and the length seems a bit long.
But it raises a question of how widespread this business model was. As I recall, it wasn't cheap. At the time, like $200 for a 5 minute animation. So I'm sure there were other places doing similar things.
If you want to see some other obscure and disturbing shit, there was an underground market for custom Teddy Ruckspin cassettes and the various knock-off animatronic cassette player stuffed animals (there was a goose and a frog I think). Similar concept, your kid writes a story and sends it in and a voice actor narrates, puts it on a proprietary cassette that works in these stuffed animals, and the animal would read it. Weird and creepy shit. Someone shared them on a newsgroup back in the late 90's (when MP3s were kind of new, and you used to have to stitch them together with Y-encode - pre-napster days). The seemingly sociopathic acid-tip stream of consciousness storytelling of a child backed with a professional voice actor. This video reminds me a lot of that.
I'm sure others have considered these possibilities.
Wasn't there an episode of the Simpson's with this premise?
Yes
@@AleTitan season 14, episode 8! "I sure am hungry for my favorite food MCNUGGETS"
When I was a kid (early 2000s) my mom got us like a kit where you would draw your own pictures and write a short story and you would send it back and they would create a custom book from it, so I'm not surprised they did it for videos as well.
I had a book like that. A personalized book. 1986 or 87. Poorly drawn and whatever for story but i was in charicter in it. It was a gift for my birthday. Even though it looked not unlike these illustrations i cherished it.. super big, thought thay counts and wow how uniqe was this. My dad , a tow boat captain had the money to spend on things like this he heard about from his work... kills me to of lost it... ce la vie no?
The animation style reminds of the effort put into thar book.
Haha, oh jeez. I live right near that zip code. That doesn't surprise me that something so bizarre would come from here.
“At the end of the video it did state this...” ARBYS HAS THE MEATS
Anyone else notice it said "copywrite" instead of "copyright"?
Great rapper
@@violenceisfun991 *wrapper
@@briangarcia8384 th-cam.com/video/mGyoJ17baok/w-d-xo.html
Lol ye
I feel like I used to see a lot of shit like this when I was younger. We had lots of horrifying vhs tapes with cutesy cartoons on the outside. They were usually labeled in other languages and were just given to me because my parents thought i would like to just watch the colors or some shit.
I feel like more information needs to be provided about that one lol
@@thurman-merman I was super young. There isn’t much that I remember. One of my relatives would get me random cartoon tapes and stuff from some sort of discount store. There were like 200 tapes in total. Some were pretty tame while others were nonsensical and horrifying. When I was younger I just liked the shapes and the noise but as I grew older I began to look at it with confusion and fear. A lot of the time the narrator (usually some type of Slavic sounding man) would sometimes stop to repeat the same phrase like 5 or 10 times before resuming with whatever he was saying.
@@3ackflk9 holy effing s**t this needs to be its own video :O
@@thurman-merman some episodes had absolutely no dialogue. It was just characters doing various activities, with just occasional sound effects separated by static or by dead silence for the majority of the episode. These were super awkward and boring, with no visual appeal for a young child. A lot of the animations were only 1 single color or 2 colors. I much preferred the ones that had some-what fluid movement and multiple colors.
@@3ackflk9 did these tapes had a name or were part of a serie or something ? This sounds interesting as fuck, id love to check them out
From a technical standpoint what stands out for me is the quality of the audio. If the graphics do date to 1997 then I would put it down to something created on a 16 bit home machine rather than a PC. My gut feeling is that the audio was intended for something with higher production values but when they evaluated it the whole thing was scrapped. The graphics in the first episode may just have been placeholders ie a storyboard. My feeling is that the audio was recorded in a studio. Over to you Hanson.
i feel like this isn't really that disturbing but it is just weird
Same
It feels like a very dry (and high) attempt at humor.
same, its funny as well
The only disturbing parts were the 2 eating parts. But most of it was pretty silly to me.
Wasn't there a lot of creepy kids videos on TH-cam at some point with disney characters and stuff doing weird shit...what if this has something to do with that?
This was recently solved on Reddit and apparently these were just videos she made for her grandkids for fun !
It sounds like a time travel story. Warn them so she can save them.
Incredible Nanny.
BTW, i dont believe in this story.
I dont believe in Nanny talking about death, bugs and making graphix on Amiga.
Nope.
Do you have a link to the thread?
@@penngheeney r/nannylynn
@Dick Johnson ahahah. I'm sorry but no. I'm actually the guy who posted this on reddit (u/castigamat) and I've exchanged a few emails with Nanny Lynn and she seems a very nice lady. :-)
Happy Halloween 🎃
You too man
Yeah you too
It's over 😭😭😭😭😭
What is this, a cross-over episode?
this gives me a lot of "dream logic" vibes. Where the concept just grabs ahold of whatever it can and starts building off of that before moving to something else, kinda like how dreams sometimes work.
Barely Sociable: "At the end of the tape it did say this..."
Ad: "AT&T mobile is upgrading it's network nation wide!"
Me: Did it really?
I got a Gunn ad.
Nahhhh...AT&T tried Global Grip...it failed...
Barely Sociable: At the end of the tape it did say..
This is a real B&H customer.
Ok, that checks out.
When you have TH-cam premium 😎
@@Ravenbeak2564 when you use an adblocker
The narrator for this sounds like one of the voice actors from those terrible Dingo Pictures cartoons.
Y'know, the ones that rip off Disney films with the budget of a ham sandwich (The Lion & the King, Animal Soccer World, Dalmatians 3 etc,)
No. It's much better than Dingo Pictures. (Of course, that isn't saying anything at all.)
@butterfly corpse Wow, good find!
Hey don't diss the aladdin one. It's got a song that slaps
@butterfly corpse This should be higher up.
@butterfly corpse Her newest video is really odd and she actually mentions not being the person, but idk... Cool find.
When that dinosaur had to live her life alone that hit hard, pain 😔😔😔😔
I did made stuff like this on my Amiga 500 in the 90s. You need an Amiga with Hard Drive,Deluxe Paint IV, Video Deluxe to add Sound, and a VHS recorder. If you give a creative Kid these Tools it can create something like this. Deluxe Paint was with all the animation features way ahead of its time.
This person really spend a lot of time creating this and did a very good job. I like how she even was drawing a Character turning around at one point. I guess she had a great time creating this and i like how people share and discuss it today.
There's actually a really simple explanation for why the stories are so bizarre: haven't you ever heard a little kid tell a story? They're rambling, incoherent, repetitive, and full of things that an adult mind would see as disturbing. These stories, especially the Bob the Blob one, come across as adaptations of stories a really young kid made up for their parents. I can easily see, like, a Roberta Williams type writing down a bizarre story her kid told and making a computer animation out of it.
Yea, I see exactly what you’re saying, but imagine putting half of what some kids say into animation,then SHOW it to a kid,then see how they react. You really wouldn’t want that. I do see where you’re coming from though.
@@cassiecraft8856 Well yeah, but if that's the case, this isn't a kids' show. It's not like it was intentionally distributed, a store employee made illegal copies of what was likely just something someone made to show their friends and family.
No, this still made more sense than most of Roberta Williams' moon logic puzzles
Or, if you are going with the 'art school project' theory, it could be supah-creative artsypeople intentionally evoking the style of 'kids' rambling story, but with a dark twist', and this was the result.
I am so amazed "massacre" has to be censored.
Yeah! like why???
@@ericpettersen285 because TH-cam demonitized evrythingb
Well that's how you stop massacres around the world by censoring the very word.
TH-cam really said "fuck free speech and also history"
Omg did you just use a full stop? I am SO getting you reported.
these are literally animated fever dreams
This reminds me of some of the absolutely bizarre and twisted "kids" programming from the 70s that was produced under the influence of copious amounts of drugs.
Times whet Nanny Lynn was still doing LSD and partying at Woodstock )
Apparently that's a load of bollocks, those programme creators were just insanely imaginative.
18:43 - "He put some _anti-antibiotic_ in a needle and put it into a little rocket." Pharmacological knowledge on point.
Honestly it's just a biotic then
more like probiotics then!
My theory: This has a strong "Mad Libs" vibe. It feels like a teacher might play this sort of long-form mad-libs with her class and then animate it to show the class what they collectively created. .."Billy, give me a noun" "a dinosaur" "Suzie, give an occupation" "a princess", etc. etc.
Yup I just can't imagine how many hours it would actually take to animate something like this, even with modern software it would be many hours
ok, but what school in the midwest is teaching 4th graders about the Srebrenica Massacre? Or was the teacher feeling particularly inspired by the Bosnian War when she came up with that one?
@@joaogomes9405 I'm thinking it was just big in the news at the time.so some kid happened to hear about it.
@@HerrGeisteskrank I mean, it's possible but it seems like a remarkably difficult and foreign word to be picked up by a 10 year old off of the news.
Isn't there a name other than mad libs, where its part 1 of the story by one kid, 2 by another etc...
I'm thinking one of the kids in this school project fled from the war with their parents and this is how a child's mind would interpret their memory of it?....
It's like the kid version of a Serbian Film.
Or I'm just really high so I think I can understand this LSD animated trip 😅
“Teacher” kind of sounds like Sigourney Weaver lol
"GORMAN! They're dying in there!"
... mostly
Right!?
@@FrankNFurter1000 , at night anyways
"And then the woman said to the angry dinosaur: Get away from her you bitch!"
Your almost tortured run down of the 'said ' video is critically priceless. 🤣🤣
All of the people saying he needs to post more since his stuff is really good (Which it is) but that’s why if he posts more the quality goes down and I’d say the amount of research and editing must be in the 100 to 1000s I’d say he producing videos of this quality very quickly keep doing what your doing man
Exactly i would much rather have a vedio once every few month's
3:15-3:34 - Oh god, why is there a little boy who runs in a hamster cage, turns into a powder and dies, and then even gets eaten by a rat? o.O And then the rat turns into a lizard...? I almost want to laugh at the absurdity of that last part. XD
You almost wanted to laugh, I couldn't stop laughing for about 35 minutes. Suppressing laughter is the best way to turn into a powdery substance.
So he turned into a pile of cocaine
This really reminds me of ‘Everything’s coming up spring’, both the voice of the narrator and the fact both are crudely animated
Cracks too
This could be called "Black Morning Cartoon."
@@Seantendo That's a good name
this made me remember my own granny and how she would doodle in animation programs on the various computers we had while I grew up, and how she would encourage me to play on them too. I did legit see it as playing when I was little, too, even the frame by frame little drawings and the transitions I would find. I was born after the age of the Amiga, but this makes me remember my fond times with my granny and why i enjoy drawing in the first place. I hope Nanny Lynn is doing well. I hope if she's still on the tech, she's playing with blender now or something like it.
That whole dinosaur plot sounds like an Empress Theresa sequel
Batwoman
I always love it when creators I like also watch other creators I like featuring creators I like.
Next Batwoman when? I am too invested now but no way in hell I watch the series.
Empress Theresa meets The Sound of Thunder... her most dastardly scheme yet!
Whang seems to be popping up in quite a few other people's videos at the moment and I am liking it
The stories sound like when you pass a sheet around a class and have each person write a line of the story. Ends up being totally disjointed and taking odd dramatic turns
That dinosaur asking for the kids to come out and play then the dino living all alone is the saddest thing ive heard in awhile, wtf
Honestly, people are just weird. I imagine there's endless crazy homemade shit like this on the internet right now, the only difference was that it was more rare in the 90s.
“Oh did I mention they put a nuke in a cats ass and sent it into space”. That caught me off guard 😂
This sounds so incredibly much like stories my kids (and some of their friends) would come up with a few years back.
So. Incredibly. Much.
Welcome to a typical brainstorming session in a dorm room with some mind-altering substances in 1995. This has the hallmark of a college project written all over it.
*Here's my theory,*
It's more like a disconnected series of written stories by a group of children. Like different children wrote their own stories and the Nanny asked an animator to animate them. Nanny being a school teacher or maybe their real nanny? Maybe she asked them to write a horror story?
That's why you have a girl writing that "princess and her father's story." Fantasy of most girls. Maybe she loved her hair so much that her friends tried to scare her with 'and he ate her hair' thing. So 2 kids used this weakness to scare her?
A dinosaur fascinated kid writing his own fiction. (Giving names to each dinosaur is what only a nerd(fan) would do). Especially flexing by using them in a short story lol.
A doctor wannabe kid writing about Gene editing etc. Maybe he watched some clip about 'future of genetics'. So he was curious and came up with this apocalyptic story lol.
A werewolf fan writing a story in which how he grew up with wolves. Admit it this was the fantasy of many of us. Like a Tarzan or teenwolf etc.
The animator was probably an amateur but still animated them. It's pretty fine by the standards of 97s.
(Even sometimes we grown up can also write such stories just for fun lol. If asked to write a horror story, my friends will end up with even worse stories than these 😂)
I don't think it was a horror story. I think the kids just were saying unintentionally creepy things, as kids do.
Y'all better get this over to the Foundation for containment.
@THE NEWMAKER Cursed
Scp ?
This looks better animated than Rapsittie Street Kids.
Saw a comment on this video that explained the story behind this cartoon. Sadly, the comment is now deleted after another user doxxed the voice actor from the cartoon.
The OP in the comment said he personally knew one of the people involved with the cartoon and he said that the voice actor wants to be left alone.
English isn't my first language so I only had a rough idea of what the comment was talking about and I won't be able to phrase it as well as the commenter did.
The cartoon was originally made for bosnian children and voiced in the bosnian language. They were available in some kind of magazines back in the 90s. Certain dealers were buying these kinds of cartoons but for some reason never knew what they were going to get in the box. Sometimes, the VHSes weren't even in english and were in the wrong format (America uses a different format for VHS tapes). Most dealers would throw the box away and call the whole thing a financial loss. This guy, however, fixed the formatting issues and found an aspiring voice actor. The problem was, they didn't know bosnian. So they made up the whole story without translating anything. The film ended up so bizzare that it was stored away until the dealer's son found them and thought it was hilarious, releasing it online.
The comment was something along those lines but phrased a lot better with more information I can't remember. It only had like 5 likes. I truly believe this is what happened here.
Better than Berserk 2016 also
The way "Nanny Lynn" delivers the lines sounds as if this is a live audio recording of a story she made up on the fly that later had animation added. It's pretty obvious she isn't reading from a script.
This was a really interesting video. I'm very fascinated by the VHS era and all of the tapes that have made it into the digital age. I have no theories regarding this bizarre production but I wanted to comment anyways since I imagine it helps you in the algorithms.
I'll be subscribing to Wang! too, thank you both for such an entertaining and thought provoking showcasing of some of the weirdest piece of media I have ever seen thus far.
I play this game with my daughter and wife. You start with a sentence and just keep making up a new part (everyone gets a line) it ends up as pure crap and we always go over the top towards the end. I feel like someone just decided to make an animation for one of these.
I think this game is called exquisite cadaver
@@jeanphilippeprimeau5596 ou cadavre exquis en français
@@gaspardsavoureux8680 merci, jeune homme
Giving the dinosaurs feathers? That just seems like a meta gag
That's EXACTLY what I was thinking. I was in high school in the mid to late 90s and we were still being taught that dinos had leathery skin w/ no feathers.
I say this is a hoax vid by someone with way too much time on their hands.
@@Brendan-Black could be
It specifically refers to dinosaurs later evolving into birds and having feathers in the full film. Emiluma even tells them they will one day evolve to have feathers of their own.
@@Ivytheherbert 👀👀👀
Time travel in the mix in two of three stories. Third has genetic research. How a young child would understand such things???
This is the sort of brain-rot imagery that I succumb to whenever I'm stuck in a waiting room.
This makes me think of something that could have been on the show Liquid Television!
Sidenote: The yoshi noise from the dino eating her hair though🤣💀lol
Animators: What drugs did you buy?
Director: Yes
$300 budget for the film. $250 for acid and $50 for lunch before starting the acid and script writing.
So apparently Nanny Lynne has come forward recently and shed some light on the situation. She made them to entertain her 6 grandkids, and the reference to the massacre was because it was a name actively being mentioned a lot in the news.
Oh phew! I feel better now about the rat eating a powdered boy and a boy made in a petri dish dissolving and eating a roach. Sweet old psycho grandma.🙄 You people are strange.
imagine starting a project out of shock value and your publisher decide to not take it serious and destroy anything of it and decades later someone finds it claiming a mystery behind the project...
The first thing that comes to mind is that when I was a teenage stoner, I may have written stories of a similar nature for fun. The whole thing seems like it was written by an eccentric middle or high school student. Or a middle aged hippy art teacher as a class project? It would make sense if a middle or high school class had to come together to make a children's story as a class project. Or if an animator in art school made it as a class project and got their mom to narrate it.
You can’t say massacre on TH-cam? What the hell is happening to this world?
Is that why the audio keeps cutting out?
I mean folks can't even say "p@ndemic" right now without getting demonitized or deleted even if it's in historical context, and nonabusive comments referring to specific sexualities get shadowbanned/deleted on the regular too. A discussion thread about Día de Muertos on another video was entirely deleted because some people dared to say "de@d" instead of the Spanish name. It's bonkers.
You can absolutely say Massacre. You just cant put any advertisement and therefore get no money. I mean if you are company would you really want to have your Burger commercial before a video about the holocaust? Ofcourse this video would be fine for advertisement but a "word filter" is all that youtube can do considering the thounsands of videos uploaded every second.
@@bra24hnt52 I mean, history channels? Need to get funded? To teach? About the Holocaust?
@@theautisticartist9370 yes ofcourse, and they get funded over and over. But not by Burger King if you know what i mean. As a company you obviously want to be associated with postitive things. I mean that should be understandable. And youtube ist not a charity organisation and neither some sort of free speech NGO. They literally sell ads to businesses nothing else
The copy write zip code is also 44 mins away from Lynn MI. So probably so kinda of late night all access home brew project 🤷🏽♂️
You might be onto sum
muting the word... "massacre?" squeezing out the last few pennies i see
People, especially children, who went thru this horrible war, would need some sort of outlet to try and heal themselves, I can see this as an art project from refugees and their families, while being helped by educators and grief counsellors, so it probably makes sense for someone, a child even, who, let's say, had to hide under the dead bodies of their own relatives to escape death themselves, also starvation, cannibalism to survive, these seem to me the subjects dealt with here, and we should probably leave the creators alone, they've suffered enough, BTW, the carnivors killing the vegetarians seems a logical metaphor to represent the killers and the victims?
It was a grandmother who made these there are a few more she said through Email. She said she made them for her grand children. She said she made this one during the war apparently she lives in USA
So… While I cannot comment on whether or not people were hiding under the corpses of their family members, there for sure was no cannibalism. I mean, that would have been mentioned in history class at some point, or at least in our government-mandated visit to Srebrenica as a part of history class, as a footnote at the very least.
Yes, I am from Bosnia. No, I am not from Srebrenica, but I am from Sarajevo. Yes, I am still in school (eighteen). Yes, Barely Sociable completely butchered the pronunciation of the city's name (most of it is understandable, but I am still baffled by him somehow pulling an h out of thin air to form sh/š/ш).
Edit: So, it appears that the narrator made that mistake originally. That doesn't mean that Barely Sociable shouldn't have checked the pronunciation before recording, it just means that I'm still wondering about the above, but regarding the narrator this time.
Maybe he is simply unable to pronounce the "sr"sound. Some people can't pronounce the "th" sound, for example.
They were in Michigan I can assure you they didn't go through the war.🙄 They probably didn't even know much about it until psycho grandma.
The title of the tape [Srebrenica] is pronounced sre-bre-nee-tsa
Edit: with a rolling R, of course
Shrebrenika tho
Thank you. That hurt to hear bruh
He pronounced it correctly the third time around like 12 minutes in. I don’t get it man. At least I won’t have to hear sraybenikah anymore.
I just ventured into the comments for that. "My gawd if something is themed around a topic this gruesome at least have the decency to look up pronounciation." is what I thought hearing the name butchered like that. Seems like a lack of being prepared at least.
Edit: Edited the comment. Just to put things into perspective and to better outline what I was trying to convey....thanks for feedback.
@@zaranea7920 Though, to be fair, the lady in the video butchered the pronunciation, he simply repeated the way she said it, so I entirely blame the lady and not him
The yoshi sound effect for eating the hair. Had me rollin' dog. KD
I replayed that way to many times
Srebrenicia's story actually bears a striking resemblance to the Old Testament story of Joseph. A beloved young child is taken from their family and raised as one of those who kidnapped them. The child grows up and becomes very powerful, and decides to use this power to try to save a massive group of people by telling them to store up food. Around the same time, they reunite with their birth family in a situation that starts as a conflict.
hey i am hard of hearing and would love if you would include closed captioning options on your content!
Turn it up
Yes but not for the reason you think...
It's too close to the word "mask" or "masker" and the next phase of TH-cam is expected to involve rituals of mask cultism, so he's just future proofing....
@shawn walker my apologies. this appears to have been mismatched.. on my youtube app, sometimes it mixes up comments. No idea how that happens, but I'll sometimes see my own comments from a previous video under someone else's name and comment.
When I wrote this, your comment did not say what it says now. TH-cam mobile app bug. The actual comment I was replying to is visible on page below by Shining Trapezoid.
@shawn walker It was a tongue in cheek response to a tongue in cheek response.
Not sure if you're aware, but YT is embroiled in a large sequence of increasingly authoritarian movements both inside and outside of YT. Censorship is the name of the game and control is what they are after.
In this case, he "bleeped" the word "massacre". I joked that it might have been future proofing against censorship of the word "mask" or "masker". Just a silly comment, but hey, you can now get demonetized or even have your entire channel demonetized or suspended for using the wrong pronoun, so how silly is it?
The "mask nazi" narrative is just a tiny little tip of the iceberg.
But basically anything regarding Covid on YT is curated to some degree.
I have some background in the health field and I am naturally pro-mask, but with a realistic understanding of what masks do and what they cannot do. I found it very odd that back in December-February, I was arguing against left wing media sources and writers that were anti-mask. Now, the same far left figures are pushing masks almost as if it was a religion. People screaming, throwing literal tantrums and even attacking people outright for not wearing masks or not wearings masks the way they think they should be worn...
And then you have the whole WHO thing.
When I argued the journalist back in March, he was using bullshit articles from the Atlantic and NYT to justify an anti-mask stance. I fed him info straight from the WHO - *which he argued against as if his own sources were superior*. Now, the right wing says the WHO is corrupt and controlled by China, so they don't trust them, but they still follow wearing masks for the most part, they just object to the "mandatory" part.
The left wing on the other hand is now saying that if you say something that doesn't line up with the WHO, you will have your video demonetized, or removed or maybe even have the entire channel struck or even deleted outright.
At the same time, the WHO is warning that Lockdowns are NOT recommended, Biden is saying that he follows science and yet, Biden and other Democrat aligned politicians are enforcing new Lockdowns.
But TH-cam doesn't do anything about that, even though it's going against the advice of the WHO - their stated standard for truth.
But they'll still demonetize you if you say certain other words. It has absolutely nothing to do with science or reality or masks or doctors. It's all about controlling the narrative and controlling people's speech, thus controlling their thoughts.
It's the hypocrisy that burns. It's the authoritarianism that kills.
@@eschelar absolutely well said 👍👍
I've got many VHS tapes that have a strange backstory. I have over 500 tapes in total. Many of them were made by tiny low budget studios that are lost to time, and a few of them I own the one and only copy. I have one of a slideshow of a 90s kindergarten classroom with "Celebrate good times come on" playing in the background, muffled and distorted. I have a strange tape of the story of the 10 commandments in poor 3D modeling and terrible voice acting. I even have a professional news studio tape of a funeral straight from the cameras. The oddest tape I own, however, is a labelless, caseless, brandless tape that is 4 hours of a person walking in the woods. No timestamp, no talking, just a flashlight, and passing trees. The only sound is heavy breathing. It sounded like the person was barefoot, they were limping, and they had no backpack or gear whatsoever. There were no observable landmarks in the video, just a straight line. The tape ends abruptly 4 hours into the tape, and a black scrape mark is seen on the tape itself. The VCR will refuse to play past this mark and it must be fast-forwarded. All that follows is an SP mode recording of Mary Poppins from 1988 on the Disney Channel. I forget where I obtained it, probably a yard sale or a thrift store. I am able to upload it if anyone wants.
Sounds terrifying, please upload it!
Whoa
Yes please upload it!
Of please yes post it.... Ty ty ty
I am now working on it.
Object Class: Euclid. Level III Cognitohazard.
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I'm surprised the narrator didn't talk about the dude in the sloth costume just standing around
The fact that this so creepy. And everyone wants just say its a kids story is eye opening!!
Something so eerie that make most people call a kids story of a lovely rich grandma and move on. Definitely makes me think there is more to this.
I'm with you. There's definitely more to this.