Don't worry about that Michael Jackson one....that's like 65 surgeries gone wrong. The last one gave me chills though. That creepy little girl or whatever that was in the Mexico earthquake. 😬😬
I used to be a bartender. A glass or mug would often slide on the smooth bar. Seems it had something to do with the temperature and dampness of glass. Very common
The glass thing is actually easy to explain. If you have a glass with on concave bottom what can happen if the glass is wet it can slide on a smooth surface. Its why most glasses bottles and jars have some sort of textured and concave bottom.
@@Fatty.D.McButterpants it doesn’t have to be condensation it simply could have just came out of the sink or some water spilled when pouring the glass.
I was thinking the same thing, and even though we don't see a condensation trail, it only takes a very very thin layer of water to reduce friction to zero allowing the glass to slide assuming there's a slope to the table.
I'm a 58 yr. old American from Fort Wayne, Indiana. I've enjoyed many of your video's. This one actually convinced me to subscribe to your channel. Millies reactions are so precious. I really appreciate her sense of adventure and bravery in facing the unknown as best she can. What a delightful young lady who is so real.
I've been watching him off and on all day and I'm going to go back and watch some more after I finish this. Mr Ballen is one of the best storytellers I've ever heard.
I’ve watched just over 100 of John B Allen’s (Mr Ballen) vids so far. He tells really good stories and his channel has blown up in less than 2 years. If only he didn’t repeat himself a few times in each story, he would be a really great storyteller.
Everything in this video is fake or can be explained with physics. But, I admit that they are fun to watch! About that glass....Simple physics. The glass formed condensation that collected at the base of and beneath the glass. The water UNDER the glass created enough pressure to slightly lift the glass. As the glass slid the water was dispersed leaving only enough water beneath it to create a suction strong enough to make the glass "stick" to the table. This is actually a very common occurrence when you have two very smooth surfaces (such as glass) and water between the the two surfaces.
the bird is simply a lighter color on top or bottom, almost the same as the background, and the video compression is removing it as an artifact when it's too close to the nearly stationary background. That's why it's flashing, it's flapping it's wings.
Well that was a weird video. Love it. Scary stuff is fun. By the way Mothman has been folk lore in Appalachian history for a very long time. Much love from Tennessee.
actually there's a general consensus, at least among researchers and wildlife experts, that the mothman is really a heron/stork. those red eyes are common in photos where flash is used, and the human-shaped form is largely attributed to the long, lanky legs. mix that with a wishful mindset, and you have mothman.
The pope video I believe was explained by the news broadcast. It was sloppy editing. They cut too early and then restarted the camera again in the exact same spot and morphed the two cuts together, giving that one frame a strange look.
Yes! This actually happened to my daughter when she was about 4. Lol we were at a restaurant and her glass slid about 8 inches and I don't think I've ever seen her jump and move so fast lol
The glass is completely a natural occurrence. Condensation forms on the glass, runs down to the glass table and an air bubble gets trapped under the glass. The glass moves because of the temperature difference between the glass and the table.
The first one with the glass. If the glass has had a cold liquid in it, it could have condensation on the outside and on the bottom. If the glass table is even slightly out of level when the glass is moved, it could be sliding on that moisture. I've had it happen to me at the kitchen table.
Frustrating watching her leap to mysticism every time. Hm.. supernatural occurrence or human deception.. Wonder what Occam's Razor has to say about all this.
I recently found your channel and subscribed because I like y’all and the videos y’all make. I agree that all of these looked funny and I was skeptical about them as well.
The fact the glass seemed "stuck" also suggests that. It was hydroplaning to a degree, and then became air tight like a suction. It is possible for that to happen.
i’ve worked in a bar for… ever at this point. the glass one is most likely a moisture thing. it happens to my glasses at the bar all the time, they’ll just randomly slide in a straight line away from me. it’s always because of just some liquid on the table top and the glass.
Lol. You both are so adorable and entertaining!! There are actually scary videos out there that you should check out. These were way too tame. I love your channel.
If you want really scary and compelling videos you should watch nukes top five honestly some of the most scariest and I feel like realistic videos I’ve ever seen
In regards to the hologram of the pope, check out the 2Pac hologram it was years ago live in concert but looked incredible I can only imagine how advanced it is today
I'm very skeptical about these things too. I did have a weird thing happen in 1998 at our home about an hour outside of Chicago. It was in the afternoon, my husband, myself and our 2 golden retrievers were enjoying our large backyard. All of a sudden there was a massive EXTREMELY BRIGHT light in the sky. We saw no objects, just this terribly bright light (like bright enough that you almost felt like it could hurt your eyes. We couldn't see any objects that it came from, but it illuminated a space of at least 150 yards. The light came all of a sudden, lasted maybe 5 seconds and was gone. I looked at my husband because I thought I was crazy, he looked at me and asked 'What was that?!'. He moved to the U.S. from the UK a few years prior, and didn't know if it was some sort of a test or something that he just hadn't been aware of. The dogs were catching frisbee's and stopped dead in their tracks. They just looked around sort of confused. It was weird, and I never heard anything more about it. We didn't know our neighbors well, and we never asked them if they saw it. Like I said, I am very skeptical of stuff, but it was caused by something....we just didn't know what.
@@heididietrich9800 Yeah, they just looked around sort of confused and just started playing again when things went back to normal. Everything was very quiet....no noise at all. I'll never forget it, and I was glad my husband was there as well, or I truly would have felt something was wrong with me! 🤣 I have no clue what it could have been to explain it....just weird!
@@kimbo500 I hear you. One time, my roommate's cat climbed to the top of my back, digging her claws in. I couldn't get her down. The atmosphere in the room had changed as if someone was there. I told my too about it later and she said that maybe Wicky's ghost had come to visit. Wicky was our former neighbor who lived in the apartment below us. He passed away in that apartment and wasn't discovered for a week. The funny thing is, I asked my roommate if she had seen him and she said that he usually went on vacation at that time. His family hadn't heard from him so they had the landlord enter the apartment. They found him in his bed. I told her that I didn't need to hear that. It was CREEPY!
4:40 This is something I have seen many times, especially in humid environments. A glass of cool drink will cause the glass to sweat, and condensation will form a small puddle under the glass. In certain situations, the water gets trapped under the glass. As it tries to escape, the glass will literally float on the water across the table. This works best with smooth surfaces, like glass on glass. It also results in a slight vacuum, like a suction cup, that makes the glass "stick" to the table.
Long ago and far away, when I was about your age, I liked going to the drive in to see movies. Scary movies was rated by me using the Pillow method. The more freaked out I was, the more pillows I hid behind. We took pillows for comfort. The double or triple features took many hours. So One Pillow>Two Pillows>Three Pillows, and then: "We're outta here!" My wife and friends thought that I was hilarious. They were so cruel in their comments. LOL Ah, the good old days.
Pulling chairs, stools, and anything that has wheels is one, but getting a glass cup to slide by pulling it with a string is a whole different ball game, especially when youre trying to fake an occurrence
Millie! I totally get what you are saying, it's like your driving down the road and come upon a horrific car crash, and you see there is something in the road covered with a tarp and your mind is telling you, don't look, don't look, don't look and as you pass by you strain your neck to catch a glimpse of what you feared it would see! My husband does this ALL THE TIME!!
the glass is science. its water condensation on the bottom and that would also be why he couldn't move it himself because the water then acts like glue.
Once upon a time, when I was a bartender. I had a similar thing happen to me. I had just come to work, and while I waited for the bartender whom’s place I was taking to finish counting her drawer, I started going around and picking up napkins, straws and empty glasses. I must note here that the bar was quiet and very few people were in. Anyway, as I headed toward a glass on the bar, it moved. I stopped dead. Then all I could do was stare, and think that it must have been my imagination. But then a voice, from the booth directly across from me said, “You didn’t imagine that. I saw it too.”
The glass movement thing is just they have a temperature difference with what is probably an iced beverage and a warm table due to the studio lights. I have lids "travel" on my cooktop all the time.
I am a man of my word. I said if you react to anymore scary, creepy or ghost videos that I would subscribe, which I just did. I was probably going to subscribe at some point since the channel got a lot better since Millie joined. It is better to a perspective from two people as opposed to one and she has different opinions than James. Also when Millie is taking the citizenship test and James and Millie are having their little back and forth and their competition with one another, now that is priceless.
Millie think of the definition of UFO. Unidentified Flying Object, not Unidentified Flying Aliens. Objects include aircraft, kites, balloons, drones, etc. Don't let the unknown freak you out; there's plenty of every day familiar to hold your attention.
The glass was basically hydroplaning(not literally). I've seen it happen a number of times over my lifetime. Nothing paranormal about it. I say hydro because it happens more often on glass surfaces when a drink has condensation on it. I've also seen it happen with soda cans on a glass surface. It can happen with or without the condensation, though I've only ever seen it happen without condensation when the drink is in a glass container on a glass surface.
I've seen a glass slide before.. It has to be a glass or polished surface with a little condensation on the bottom of the glass or cup.. A little vibration sets it moving.
I agree with Millie about the color changing attaché, the switch was probably in the handle. I also agree with Millie about the Michael Jackson look-alike guy. It is sad that this is the way he chooses to live his life and express his talents. 😢Telling a Tale on myself: When the first Jaws movie was released in the theaters, I screamed as each of the three air-filled corks/buoys popped up and got laughed at by the theater patrons. Then when Jaws burst up on the boat I just sat there while the rest of the theater patrons screamed! 🤣
A glass will often move when condensation builds up underneath the glass. Being that it is setting on a glass surface. It is more likely to move than on a porous surface. And suction created by the condensation would explain why he couldn't lift the glass.
This is what I was thinking too. When water condenses under the glass it also forms a bubble which lifts the glass slightly making it glide. Like a hovercraft. That being said, i dont see any water on the table
As far as the pope goes, 2D holograms are extremely easy with a screen, projector and dark background. And you should watch The Mothman Prophecies for a slightly deeper dive into the Silver Bridge incident and the Mothman. Creepy
I like the way james thinks. While he may not know what something is, he certainly does know what it isn't. Milly being the sweetheart that she is, still has a young girl's naiveness.
These are perfect to show how if a person is given just a limited amount of information and then lead to think it’s one thing is true when it is obviously not. Watch the same videos without the provided context and your common thoughts would explain what is actually happening. It’s a technique that many different industries use.
Right, they ask is this real or fake and make you think that if it's real there's only their explanation when there's a completely mundane explanation.
The mysterious moving glass could simply be explained if you consider the two materials interfacing, which is glass. Add moisture from condensation; as little as one drop would be enough. It would reduce the friction and Bob's your uncle; movement
The glass on a glass table can move by itself if the glass has moisture on the bottom of it. Creates a barrier or suction that will let the glass slide.
The 1st with the glass. I've experienced something like that a few times in my life. If there is condensation or a bit of moisture where you sit the glass down, it will slide a bit. So that wasn't a spooky or eerie occurrence at all.
The cold sweaty glass 9n the table is a trick I do all the time. Take a glass of ice water and pick it up hold it for a few seconds so the condensation gets on the bottom of it. Put it down on the same wet spot you picked it up from qnd it will move by itself. The proof is when he said when he tried to pick it up it was stuck. The air created a pillow type effect. Water on top air in the middle water on the bottom with the weight of the glass on top will make it move everytime! Play with it ... it's a cool trick
You have to keep in mind CGI for things like the 'Bird'. There was a 'News Cast' in South American Country (If I remember correctly it was Peru), where they showed an alien Creature walking behind the Journalist doing an Interview outside, where the Alien walked about 20 feet 'In Shot' off to the side, that made a huge buzz. It was later found out that the Newsroom Director added the creature in using CGI after tens of Thousands of people called in to the Newsroom telling them it was there.
In all honesty the color changing briefcase idea seems pretty spot on. That technology already exists on all world currencies. Watermarks and holograms that change depending on the angle and lighting. It would make perfect sense for a briefcase with classified information to have such characteristics. There's also a scientific explanation for the glass moving involving moisture and air pressure. It's a very rare occurrence, but the fact that he felt a cold chill just before it moved just adds to the theory that it could be pressure building up under the cup causing it to slide and then the air pressure changing and suctioning it to the table briefly. I have been investigating paranormal activity for many years, and the one thing I've learned, is that there is a logical explanation for almost everything, almost.
I believe that the first video is condensation under the glass. On a glass table, it can cause it to slide if it is not level. It would also explain why he couldn't move it back because it would suction to the glass table.
I think there was something magnetic on the bottom of the glass. You could then have a string with a magnet under the table that would not be seen. Which is probably why he could not pick the glass up.
I SO want to believe in the supernatural! It provides a sense of calm and explanation. But I’m still waiting on a ghost story that doesn’t include a photography mishap.
15:25 The case changing color can easily be achieved using a video filter that isolates the green case and applies a chroma filter to make it red in real-time. This effect would be visible on video but not in person. Most consumer video programs can accomplish this, and it can certainly be done by any professional news setup. It would also explain why it was still green behind the car.
The first one with the glass is caused by condensation on the glass. Because of the smooth table top and shape of the bottom of the glass water forms under the glass causing it to slip across the table. When he attempted to pick it up he was trying to pick it straight up causing suction.
Your right. A bad camera that the bird was filmed with. When you could see the bird flickering it was coming into view as it got closer you could see it more clearly. But when it got out of view also known as going into the distance it disappeared but that is because of the bad picture quality it gave it the look of disappearing.
No Millie’s were harmed in the making of this video.
Don't worry about that Michael Jackson one....that's like 65 surgeries gone wrong. The last one gave me chills though. That creepy little girl or whatever that was in the Mexico earthquake. 😬😬
May have not been harmed but she gonnna have you triple check everything.
The glass is condensation from the glass being cold and the room being hot🤪
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I used to be a bartender. A glass or mug would often slide on the smooth bar. Seems it had something to do with the temperature and dampness of glass. Very common
same with making it more difficult to pull off the glass due to the moisture forming a seal and creating a vacuum
@@mrexists5400 And the chill up and down his spine was caused by condensation on the glass. Haha jk
It's happened to most of us at one time or another with a glass of something cold on a warm day.
Bingo. They debunked the first one, condensation and his phone on vibrate caused it to start sliding. His phone goes off right before the glass moves.
@@knightlife98 Ohhhh! I totally missed that!
The glass thing is actually easy to explain. If you have a glass with on concave bottom what can happen if the glass is wet it can slide on a smooth surface. Its why most glasses bottles and jars have some sort of textured and concave bottom.
@@Fatty.D.McButterpants it doesn’t have to be condensation it simply could have just came out of the sink or some water spilled when pouring the glass.
I was thinking the same thing, and even though we don't see a condensation trail, it only takes a very very thin layer of water to reduce friction to zero allowing the glass to slide assuming there's a slope to the table.
It would explain why the reporter couldn't pick it up afterwards. The convex bottom caused a suction.
Actually you would see the trail on the table if that was it.
Thomas Menard I have had that same thing happen. You are right about that.
Millie you’re killing me with your comments. LoL
“Pope, where you going?” OMG Way to funny! 😂
Love these reactions. Scary+Millie=awesome viewing!!!
Hahaahahah
I'm a 58 yr. old American from Fort Wayne, Indiana. I've enjoyed many of your video's. This one actually convinced me to subscribe to your channel. Millies reactions are so precious. I really appreciate her sense of adventure and bravery in facing the unknown as best she can. What a delightful young lady who is so real.
Love Fort Wayne, used to visit with my grandparents when I was younger.
if you want to do more like this, Mr. Ballen is an excellent storyteller and has great stories. you should check his stuff out.
I've been watching him off and on all day and I'm going to go back and watch some more after I finish this. Mr Ballen is one of the best storytellers I've ever heard.
Yeses Mr ballen videos are addictive
YES! They are fantastic
I’ve watched just over 100 of John B Allen’s (Mr Ballen) vids so far. He tells really good stories and his channel has blown up in less than 2 years. If only he didn’t repeat himself a few times in each story, he would be a really great storyteller.
Mr. Ballen will mess you up. In the best possible way.
Everything in this video is fake or can be explained with physics. But, I admit that they are fun to watch! About that glass....Simple physics. The glass formed condensation that collected at the base of and beneath the glass. The water UNDER the glass created enough pressure to slightly lift the glass. As the glass slid the water was dispersed leaving only enough water beneath it to create a suction strong enough to make the glass "stick" to the table. This is actually a very common occurrence when you have two very smooth surfaces (such as glass) and water between the the two surfaces.
the bird is simply a lighter color on top or bottom, almost the same as the background, and the video compression is removing it as an artifact when it's too close to the nearly stationary background. That's why it's flashing, it's flapping it's wings.
Bird is just using its natural stealth technology. 😁
Yea, you know if I was a ghost, my first order of business would be to pointlessly move a glass 3 inches.
Loved these. They don’t creep me out at all. Most where easily fake. But still fun to watch!
Yeah until something pops up in your room
I think Millie's right with the color-changing briefcase. There are high-tech paints out there that do this.
And its the only green thing in the screen. Green screen effects anybody?
It was a compression error with a digital camera.
Not so many years ago they had cars that changed colors.
@@dayleeclaton9219 That was only heat related.
Yeah, doesnt tokyo disney have a sleeping beauty gown that changes from pink to blue?
Well that was a weird video. Love it. Scary stuff is fun. By the way Mothman has been folk lore in Appalachian history for a very long time. Much love from Tennessee.
Yes I remember seeing them talking about him on Mountain Monsters or Mountain Men when it use to come on. I use to love that show!
I’m from Tennessee too! Surviving an ice storm ⛈
He’s out there I seent him in Townsend me self lol
actually there's a general consensus, at least among researchers and wildlife experts, that the mothman is really a heron/stork. those red eyes are common in photos where flash is used, and the human-shaped form is largely attributed to the long, lanky legs. mix that with a wishful mindset, and you have mothman.
Tennessee gal myself.Smokey mountains
The pope video I believe was explained by the news broadcast. It was sloppy editing. They cut too early and then restarted the camera again in the exact same spot and morphed the two cuts together, giving that one frame a strange look.
That glass could have had condensation on it, that you can't see on camera, and the moisture could have made it slide. I've seen it before.
Yes! This actually happened to my daughter when she was about 4. Lol we were at a restaurant and her glass slid about 8 inches and I don't think I've ever seen her jump and move so fast lol
I was thinking the same thing
I agree with Millie, little kid things creep me out and I would totally have to sleep with the lights on as well so you're not alone hun ❤❤
The glass is completely a natural occurrence. Condensation forms on the glass, runs down to the glass table and an air bubble gets trapped under the glass. The glass moves because of the temperature difference between the glass and the table.
Agreed. It's happened quite often to me.
Yeah, came here to say this. Seen it happen before.
And the direction is towards the natural sag in the tabletop.
Nah you're wrong. It's clearly ghosts. If you look closely enough, you can see the ghost's little hand.
Nope. You would see the trail on the glass table.
Millie's fear and cuteness makes this video even more enjoyable.. Cheers to you both!
The first one with the glass. If the glass has had a cold liquid in it, it could have condensation on the outside and on the bottom. If the glass table is even slightly out of level when the glass is moved, it could be sliding on that moisture. I've had it happen to me at the kitchen table.
Soooooooooo many good ghost/scary compilations out there and you pick crazy sh it. Lol
Millie is a real champ for watching these for our amusement!!!
Please do more creepy videos!! Millie's reactions are priceless, sorry Millie lol
When I was a kid, my parents had a poster of Michael Jackson hung up in a room, and I was terrified of that poster.
You two are adorable together! I love the kindness, concern, and care. 💖😘
LOVE watching people being confused by issues with technology or physics
Frustrating watching her leap to mysticism every time. Hm.. supernatural occurrence or human deception.. Wonder what Occam's Razor has to say about all this.
I just love y'alls playful banter! You make my day
You all’s reactions are priceless. Great video
That "Pope where you gone?" line from Millie was hilarious!
I recently found your channel and subscribed because I like y’all and the videos y’all make. I agree that all of these looked funny and I was skeptical about them as well.
There was probably condensation on the bottom of the glass that made it slide. I've seen it happen a few times.
The fact the glass seemed "stuck" also suggests that. It was hydroplaning to a degree, and then became air tight like a suction. It is possible for that to happen.
James'you are a very lucky man to have someone as special as Millie and I love her reactions! Love you guys and look forward to more votes l
Love your videos. Cant get enough of them. You two are great together.
Millie just makes me laugh. I really enjoy the both of you. You have a great channel.
I would like to see more of these reactions
Millie you could be right there is a paint you can put on your car that changes colors. During different times of the day from the sun light.
Loved the reactions. I’m such a skeptic calling them all out.
Fun video ! Love Millie's reactions . Thank You for making me smile !
I love you guys!!! I watch every video you guys put up.
4 is a laser, there is powerful ones like that and that's pretty much similar to how they look from several miles away
The fact you guys share wired ear pieces tells me you guys share the same brain. Love the reactions
Normal condensation and a glass table can cause a glass to move.
I like how they say "they edited it" when it says live TV lol yup you know live TV editors spends hours editing it live 😳
Millie mouthing save me crack me up. 🤣🤣
i’ve worked in a bar for… ever at this point. the glass one is most likely a moisture thing. it happens to my glasses at the bar all the time, they’ll just randomly slide in a straight line away from me. it’s always because of just some liquid on the table top and the glass.
I can't watch but I can't not watch. lmao.
*we need more! 😂❤
Please and thank you!
Lol. You both are so adorable and entertaining!! There are actually scary videos out there that you should check out. These were way too tame.
I love your channel.
let's just remember that UFO means that is a flying object that was not identified, therefore, UFO doesn't equal space ship.
Love the videos! I would love to see some reactions to top 5 ghost videos if possible, with Millie of course...lol. Keep up the great work.
If you want really scary and compelling videos you should watch nukes top five honestly some of the most scariest and I feel like realistic videos I’ve ever seen
It’s ok Millie, Michael Jackson freaks a lot of people out; including me. Just something completely unnatural about him!😱
Yes, he had way too much plastic surgery.
In regards to the hologram of the pope, check out the 2Pac hologram it was years ago live in concert but looked incredible I can only imagine how advanced it is today
I'm very skeptical about these things too. I did have a weird thing happen in 1998 at our home about an hour outside of Chicago. It was in the afternoon, my husband, myself and our 2 golden retrievers were enjoying our large backyard. All of a sudden there was a massive EXTREMELY BRIGHT light in the sky. We saw no objects, just this terribly bright light (like bright enough that you almost felt like it could hurt your eyes. We couldn't see any objects that it came from, but it illuminated a space of at least 150 yards. The light came all of a sudden, lasted maybe 5 seconds and was gone. I looked at my husband because I thought I was crazy, he looked at me and asked 'What was that?!'. He moved to the U.S. from the UK a few years prior, and didn't know if it was some sort of a test or something that he just hadn't been aware of. The dogs were catching frisbee's and stopped dead in their tracks. They just looked around sort of confused. It was weird, and I never heard anything more about it. We didn't know our neighbors well, and we never asked them if they saw it. Like I said, I am very skeptical of stuff, but it was caused by something....we just didn't know what.
The dogs stopping makes me believe you more.
@@heididietrich9800 Yeah, they just looked around sort of confused and just started playing again when things went back to normal. Everything was very quiet....no noise at all. I'll never forget it, and I was glad my husband was there as well, or I truly would have felt something was wrong with me! 🤣 I have no clue what it could have been to explain it....just weird!
@@kimbo500 I hear you. One time, my roommate's cat climbed to the top of my back, digging her claws in. I couldn't get her down. The atmosphere in the room had changed as if someone was there. I told my too about it later and she said that maybe Wicky's ghost had come to visit. Wicky was our former neighbor who lived in the apartment below us. He passed away in that apartment and wasn't discovered for a week. The funny thing is, I asked my roommate if she had seen him and she said that he usually went on vacation at that time. His family hadn't heard from him so they had the landlord enter the apartment. They found him in his bed. I told her that I didn't need to hear that. It was CREEPY!
Millie u need to react to Vsauce - Why are things creepy. I feel it might shed some light on why you might find certain things scary :)
4:40 This is something I have seen many times, especially in humid environments. A glass of cool drink will cause the glass to sweat, and condensation will form a small puddle under the glass. In certain situations, the water gets trapped under the glass. As it tries to escape, the glass will literally float on the water across the table. This works best with smooth surfaces, like glass on glass. It also results in a slight vacuum, like a suction cup, that makes the glass "stick" to the table.
I want to see more reactions where Millie gets scared 😱... This was awesome... More please... You absolute legends💪🏼...
Long ago and far away, when I was about your age, I liked going to the drive in to see movies. Scary movies was rated by me using the Pillow method. The more freaked out I was, the more pillows I hid behind. We took pillows for comfort. The double or triple features took many hours. So One Pillow>Two Pillows>Three Pillows, and then: "We're outta here!" My wife and friends thought that I was hilarious. They were so cruel in their comments. LOL Ah, the good old days.
Pulling chairs, stools, and anything that has wheels is one, but getting a glass cup to slide by pulling it with a string is a whole different ball game, especially when youre trying to fake an occurrence
Millie! I totally get what you are saying, it's like your driving down the road and come upon a horrific car crash, and you see there is something in the road covered with a tarp and your mind is telling you, don't look, don't look, don't look and as you pass by you strain your neck to catch a glimpse of what you feared it would see! My husband does this ALL THE TIME!!
The last showing of the black bird shows "vapor trail". Funny.....
the glass is science. its water condensation on the bottom and that would also be why he couldn't move it himself because the water then acts like glue.
I am sure that last one is just a shape in the hole that looked like a face. Like seeing figures in a dark closet made up from light and dark shapes.
Once upon a time, when I was a bartender. I had a similar thing happen to me.
I had just come to work, and while I waited for the bartender whom’s place I was taking to finish counting her drawer, I started going around and picking up napkins, straws and empty glasses.
I must note here that the bar was quiet and very few people were in.
Anyway, as I headed toward a glass on the bar, it moved. I stopped dead. Then all I could do was stare, and think that it must have been my imagination.
But then a voice, from the booth directly across from me said, “You didn’t imagine that. I saw it too.”
The glass movement thing is just they have a temperature difference with what is probably an iced beverage and a warm table due to the studio lights. I have lids "travel" on my cooktop all the time.
Heat, light, radiation, and chemical. There are lots of ways to make things change color. Especially from green to red.
I watched the coverage of the 2011 tsunami live in high school science class. Absolutely insane.
I am a man of my word. I said if you react to anymore scary, creepy or ghost videos that I would subscribe, which I just did. I was probably going to subscribe at some point since the channel got a lot better since Millie joined. It is better to a perspective from two people as opposed to one and she has different opinions than James. Also when Millie is taking the citizenship test and James and Millie are having their little back and forth and their competition with one another, now that is priceless.
Millie think of the definition of UFO. Unidentified Flying Object, not Unidentified Flying Aliens. Objects include aircraft, kites, balloons, drones, etc. Don't let the unknown freak you out; there's plenty of every day familiar to hold your attention.
The "UFO" looks like one of those extreme intensity spotlights. You can get a 100k lumen rechargeable spotlight for about $50 on Amazon.
The glass was basically hydroplaning(not literally). I've seen it happen a number of times over my lifetime. Nothing paranormal about it. I say hydro because it happens more often on glass surfaces when a drink has condensation on it. I've also seen it happen with soda cans on a glass surface. It can happen with or without the condensation, though I've only ever seen it happen without condensation when the drink is in a glass container on a glass surface.
I've seen a glass slide before.. It has to be a glass or polished surface with a little condensation on the bottom of the glass or cup.. A little vibration sets it moving.
I agree with Millie about the color changing attaché, the switch was probably in the handle. I also agree with Millie about the Michael Jackson look-alike guy. It is sad that this is the way he chooses to live his life and express his talents. 😢Telling a Tale on myself: When the first Jaws movie was released in the theaters, I screamed as each of the three air-filled corks/buoys popped up and got laughed at by the theater patrons. Then when Jaws burst up on the boat I just sat there while the rest of the theater patrons screamed! 🤣
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A glass will often move when condensation builds up underneath the glass. Being that it is setting on a glass surface. It is more likely to move than on a porous surface. And suction created by the condensation would explain why he couldn't lift the glass.
This is what I was thinking too. When water condenses under the glass it also forms a bubble which lifts the glass slightly making it glide. Like a hovercraft. That being said, i dont see any water on the table
As far as the pope goes, 2D holograms are extremely easy with a screen, projector and dark background.
And you should watch The Mothman Prophecies for a slightly deeper dive into the Silver Bridge incident and the Mothman. Creepy
I like the way james thinks. While he may not know what something is, he certainly does know what it isn't.
Milly being the sweetheart that she is, still has a young girl's naiveness.
the glass moved due to the glass sweating and water got under the glass hydro-planeing
YES YES YES!! The creepier the better!! This was awesome!! thx!!
On the glass, I would think the magnet idea is more possible. You can't see what is happening under the table.
I can't even see you two when the lights are out. SO SCARY !!!!
Awe Millie you are too cute. I so wanna adopt you. You'd have to be my grandbaby, cause my son just turned 40. Yeppers I'm that old lol
These are perfect to show how if a person is given just a limited amount of information and then lead to think it’s one thing is true when it is obviously not. Watch the same videos without the provided context and your common thoughts would explain what is actually happening. It’s a technique that many different industries use.
Right, they ask is this real or fake and make you think that if it's real there's only their explanation when there's a completely mundane explanation.
The power of illusion. Magicians have relied on it for millennia.
@@briankirchhoefer more so persuasion than illusion but yes
You can’t even hear the provided context because they talked over most of the video.
The mysterious moving glass could simply be explained if you consider the two materials interfacing, which is glass. Add moisture from condensation; as little as one drop would be enough. It would reduce the friction and Bob's your uncle; movement
The glass on a glass table can move by itself if the glass has moisture on the bottom of it. Creates a barrier or suction that will let the glass slide.
Condensation under a glass will cause it to move short distances on the table.
The glass can move if the cup is wet and cause a vacuum underneath the cup. I have has this and was able to repeat it.
The 1st with the glass. I've experienced something like that a few times in my life.
If there is condensation or a bit of moisture where you sit the glass down, it will slide a bit. So that wasn't a spooky or eerie occurrence at all.
The cold sweaty glass 9n the table is a trick I do all the time. Take a glass of ice water and pick it up hold it for a few seconds so the condensation gets on the bottom of it. Put it down on the same wet spot you picked it up from qnd it will move by itself. The proof is when he said when he tried to pick it up it was stuck. The air created a pillow type effect. Water on top air in the middle water on the bottom with the weight of the glass on top will make it move everytime! Play with it ... it's a cool trick
15:30 they have paint that can change color by remote control. I have tried posting a link but every time I do TH-cam deletes the comment
You guys should react to a video about mythical creatures in America such as Bigfoot, the Jersey devil, the skunk ape and so on.
You have to keep in mind CGI for things like the 'Bird'. There was a 'News Cast' in South American Country (If I remember correctly it was Peru), where they showed an alien Creature walking behind the Journalist doing an Interview outside, where the Alien walked about 20 feet 'In Shot' off to the side, that made a huge buzz. It was later found out that the Newsroom Director added the creature in using CGI after tens of Thousands of people called in to the Newsroom telling them it was there.
In all honesty the color changing briefcase idea seems pretty spot on. That technology already exists on all world currencies. Watermarks and holograms that change depending on the angle and lighting. It would make perfect sense for a briefcase with classified information to have such characteristics. There's also a scientific explanation for the glass moving involving moisture and air pressure. It's a very rare occurrence, but the fact that he felt a cold chill just before it moved just adds to the theory that it could be pressure building up under the cup causing it to slide and then the air pressure changing and suctioning it to the table briefly. I have been investigating paranormal activity for many years, and the one thing I've learned, is that there is a logical explanation for almost everything, almost.
I believe that the first video is condensation under the glass. On a glass table, it can cause it to slide if it is not level. It would also explain why he couldn't move it back because it would suction to the glass table.
I think there was something magnetic on the bottom of the glass. You could then have a string with a magnet under the table that would not be seen. Which is probably why he could not pick the glass up.
The glass can occur with condensation on the table under the glass, but I don't see any ice in the glass or water on the table.
That rabbit hole is deep. Way better scary stuff.
I SO want to believe in the supernatural! It provides a sense of calm and explanation.
But I’m still waiting on a ghost story that doesn’t include a photography mishap.
15:25 The case changing color can easily be achieved using a video filter that isolates the green case and applies a chroma filter to make it red in real-time. This effect would be visible on video but not in person. Most consumer video programs can accomplish this, and it can certainly be done by any professional news setup. It would also explain why it was still green behind the car.
So funny that UFO spotters amazingly caught a ufo on video,lol.
The first one with the glass is caused by condensation on the glass. Because of the smooth table top and shape of the bottom of the glass water forms under the glass causing it to slip across the table. When he attempted to pick it up he was trying to pick it straight up causing suction.
Your right. A bad camera that the bird was filmed with. When you could see the bird flickering it was coming into view as it got closer you could see it more clearly. But when it got out of view also known as going into the distance it disappeared but that is because of the bad picture quality it gave it the look of disappearing.