The Creepiest and Weirdest Internet Mysteries of 2022-2023
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Doing a compilation just short of 2024 because I have decided that there will be no Mini Mysteries for the rest of this year (i.e, this month). I wanna focus on newer, more interesting pieces of content throughout the month. Starting with Monday, where I'll be talking about a cannibal mannequin alien with an interesting Instagram account.
Love ya'll a ton, and thank you always for the suggestions - Mini Mysteries wouldn't happen without your contribution!
I read cannibal and thought you were gonna talk about Cannibal Ferox, the movie with the funkiest soundtrack ever conceived
i love you dad
Thank you for the video
Where are the links to all these?
I want to kiss you pookie bear
Holy shit, guys, don't fall asleep watching this video. You'll inevitably wake up at the worst possible times, thinking you've been transported into Hell.
Actually yeah lmao
I tried watching this video while on bed... 💀
i was just about to 😭
It autoplayed for me 😭
lmaoo I just did after reading this, the automated voice freaked me out
Concerning the audio from 6:00's clip, the spoken dialect is indeed Mandarin. These are all that I could hear:
- "不要不要" (7:43) = "don't, don't", a desperate plea for something or someone to stop, or rejecting something fervently.
- "不要，好痛" (7:48) = "don't, [it] really hurts", begging for something or someone not to continue because whatever it is is giving them immense pain.
- "你先送我去医院"(7:56) = "take me to the hospital first", this uttered line is also the same as the words Google Translated in the title.
- "_ _ 给你压到我这样"(8:13) = "__ crushed/pressed/squashed/compressed until I've become like this"; a little bit muddy, but the way I interpret it is like saying "Look how badly you've compressed/crushed [this part of(?)] me" or something akin to it.
- Unfortunately, the final line is far too gibberish and muddy for me to be able to deduce.
My assumptions of what the situation could be are that it's either a parent neglecting their child after conducting severe disciplinary action, a young lady possibly going through labor pains while being ignored, or a case of domestic abuse.
(Note: Mandarin could easily be interpreted differently in several different ways, so I'd suggest copy-pasting the words into any translating function, comparing with the bot's pronunciation, and figuring which sound closest to what fits the situation)
Some people have pointed out that this may be a motorcycle accident, since you can hear lots of traffic in the backround. Riding a motorcycle was the uploader's whole thing, and he may have hit this woman. Judging by the title Howling/Wailing, the video might have been made to make fun of the woman.
@@ivon1671 Ah, that makes a lot of sense, meaning her pleas for someone to stop something are towards the person to stop recording, and explains why she’d tell them to look at the damage they’ve done.
I interpreted the sentence at 7:43 as something along the line of " I don't want to abort ", I'm not sure if it's got something to do with the title "produce"
Are there masculine/feminine differences in Mandarin? How about formal/informal tenses? I guess what I'm asking is, could we use her words to determine if the person she's speaking to is male/female, young/old, etc.?
@@andrewjhollins What I know is that there are contextual clues in Mandarin that lead to deduction of gender. The pronouns for people are all the same word, so the inflections are what are usually focused on. There are a lot of dialects of Mandarin, and many more 'accents' and ways to say things. I'm not sure if we can deduce who she's speaking to.
The Scene It music isn't scary, but it's definitely jarring. There's SO much going on because there's not really any definitive melody or pattern to anything. There's a ton of instruments present -- accordion, bongos, glockenspiel, marimba, trumpet, bass guitar, tambourine, and a lot more. I think because of how all-over-the-place it is, there's an element of anxiety because your brain doesn't know where to sit down with it. I think the tiktok trend of it is kind of dumb, but it's definitely a song with no specific genre (pop? Latin?) so the facelessness of it can be unnerving. But it does sound like a song a Disney composer would make.
It reminds me of collaboritive motif
For example in Steven universe each character is associated with a musical pallet, and these musical pallets interact in different ways depending on what's happening on screen.
The music scene itself gives me the vibe of a giant and chaotic collaboration of multiple leimotifs that would only make sense with the expanded context of what each musical theme represents.
This makes even more sense given that it's a Disney property
Throughout the song there is a dominant repeating leimotif that changes textures with each shift in genre. This motif sounds sickeningly sweet and it NEVER returns to the starting degree or tonic note. I think because this sting never resolves despite all the changes in genre it simulates the feeling of being stalked by continually raising the anticipation while obscuring the structure of the piece with shifts in tempo and genre.
You have the feeling that action is building, but you don't know when and how it will climax. It's like walking through the woods knowing a mountain lion is stalking you, but not knowing WHEN it will strike or what DIRECTION it will come from.
It's a song that keeps you on guard, which explains why people with anxiety issues struggle with it more than others
As someone who was terrified of this song as a kid, I honestly don't think thats it. Even into my adult years I'm still a little unnerved by it. Btw this is the first time I'm hearing of this as a trend, I'm just voicing that yes, it also scared me as a kid.
I don't think anyone could create a less creepy or scary piece of music if they tried.
the disney song got me shakin ass idk about yall
Legit me
SO REALLL
frrr
Why? I legitimately don’t get what could be scary about it?
I think it was fun but I don't doubt that y'all were scared
Children’s minds can’t comprehend poly-rhythmic synth-jazz
Not even Jimmy Jr. can dance to it!
I take it you’ve never seen Rick Beato’s kids. 😂
That Disney menu song reminded me of the many hours I spent as a kid playing online computer games. I could totally imagine hearing sound bites from Polly Pocket or old Disney channel games overlaying the music as I click through the different games.
ikr? i feel a mass wave of nostalgia i was jamming too
I can't notice anything off it just sounds like a strange goofy song
I said the same thing! It sounds like a cheap flash game.
I thought it was for crabs, like for their dance parties and stuff
It gave me Spyro or Banjo Kazooie vibes, I like it.
THE LIL ROBOT GUYS IN THE GOOGLE MAP PICS HAS ME SOBBING BRO
THEY'RE SO CUTE
Samee i love them
Lacey’s Diner was genuinely hard for me to get through, reminds me of a lot of vent art I’ve seen from people who went through CSA. It feels too real 😬
Sadly made me think the same, it’s far too well done
ghosttundra, the creator, is amazing and is currently working on two other series as well as more of Lacey's Games! I highly suggest checking them out
exactly !!
Maybe "Produce" could be a woman giving birth? "Howling: take me to the hospital" makes sense with this theory and "Produce" refers to the "production" of the baby. I know Chinese Google translate is definitely not accurate, so it easily could be a Google translate error too
Edit: Plus, the cherry blossom imagery could be representative of the theme of new life or something, considering cherry blossom is often associated with spring
Yes, that's what I was thinking. I'm Chinese btw and she was speaking Mandarin.
In Chinese the word "生产" usually means "production" in the industry sense. However, it can also mean child birth.
I think so too now that you mention it
Produce is what we call things at the grcoery store, food.
@@King_Flippy_Nipsyou're thinking of produce, this is actually referring to produce the verb.
No in the usa produce is like da vegitables and salad stuff at the food store. Like crops and leaves from farms.
It feels like the scene it song might be a litmus test for anxiety. The only thing I can think of is that the ticking clock lends it a mild sense of urgency that could unnerve someone who's already uncomfortable and also a small child. That, or a weird misophonia thing where some noise in there is inherently upsetting to specific people.
I have another theory that most people who say it's "scary" aren't really scared by it so much as they're deeply unsettled by it in a kind of 'uncanny valley' effect because of the highly artificial and mass-produced sound of it. Music is usually supposed to instill an emotion or feeling but this is so soulless and directionless that it actually makes you feel confused inside in the same way that seeing a creepy robot would.
I have another theory that chalks it up to the simplest of things but the frequency of the audio could play such an easy part into the feeling of unsettling-ness.@@CopiousDoinksLLC
Nah, I have severe anxiety and the music never ever creeped me out. I always thought it was just silly game-show type music.
@@CopiousDoinksLLC This is slightly tangential but: I can relate this very specifically to the Wrath of Cortex PS2 game, the Crash Bandicoot sequel made by Traveler's Tales. It was shitty, soulless and awkward, and it gave me the creeps as a child because it's like an old friend behaving strangely. Similar with Enter the Dragonfly, the Spyro sequel.
I think it's the same thing here, Disney produces very high quality movies that children obsess over. The SceneIt? game is so slapdash that it produces the same effect of "why is this thing I love so weird?", and the music is the most immediately apparent thing.
i was thinking about the sort of sound-quality and speakers they had when this would be popular. honestly, right now, we’re probably all listening to this on good earbuds or at least through phone speakers. maybe it comes out tinny or echoey or eerie through lower quality speakers? maybe one of the noises gets distorted? idk,
About the Disney music. I believe if anything it just feels directionless and kinda liminal in a way, although it doesn’t hit me as creepy. If anything I’d bet it depends on the context of when you’re listening to it or environment. I remember being scared by menu themes in dvds when I was little, and usually because they would be left on in repeat. I wouldn’t be surprised if I had this as a kid i would’ve been scared. lol anyway looking forward to the rest of the vid love ya goose
I hear especially at the end the beginning of the TV show: The Simpson's....
Timestamps for anyone who wants them
0:00 Punish Babies
2:58 Ferma Ludzka
6:03 Produce
13:06 Main menue
17:43 bobnface.png
23:07 Bk Rm
30:07 For Sleep
44:18 Punish Babies 2
45:25 My Happiest Days
53:19 User9472
58:55 LoFi horror
1:01:37 Family Guy Funny Moments
1:09:08 Unknown sunrise
1:22:43 I can't sleep
1:31:32 Happier Journey
1:53:57 Lacey
2:12:40 The Faraway Logs
2:23:52 Greylock
2:58:31 NotYourNormalKidsShow
3:11:15 Credits
Please let me know if I missed anything or if any timestamps are incorrect. Have a nice watch :)
My Happiest Days at 45:25
@@corvo6103Thank you for your input. I made sure to add it to the timestamp.
Thank
With an ad between each one
You forgot the tube man one
The "Produce" video sounds like someone recording from afar. The sounds from the beginning and end of the video sounds like the camera rustling, like they're filming a neighbor sobbing from afar.
In regards to the scene it DVD music scaring kids, I may have an explanation.
There are some sound frequencies people of certain ages can hear, that others can't. Like that used in anti-loitering devices that emit a frequency that agitate teenagers.
Maybe the bells in this music piece can come off as eerie and hollow, as well as within it (it seems to be lacking something in the mid range that gives it an odd sound) that i think, if played alone in an echoey space, might illicit a feeling of unease in children.
I think this is a really valid hypothesis as to why people were seemingly genuine in their admissions that the song scared them. I definitely remember some songs as a kid that freaked me out that don’t have the same effect on me now, so our frequency perception shifting as we get older makes a lot of sense. 👍
i was kinda thinking about the quality of speakers back then, because a lot of people are probably listening to it through good earbuds right now. but maybe it comes out differently/tinny/grainy and changes the sound through older speakers?
It was a huge thing a year or two ago. It was really about dvd menus in general, but the disney one was huge. I would even see references in non horror youtube videos. Its just about how eerie it was to wake up to in the middle of the night as a kid. The millenial version is the george lopez theme.
@@jaredsons4060 they are very liminal
They are not liminal. Eerie and liminal are not synonyms.
I remember hearing from one of those “unsettling photos” videos that the fish woman was just a model for a weird artsy photo shoot
The main menu music had me puzzled at first, in the context of your video. From a sort of clinical(band kid) perspective all I could really pick up on is the dissonance(clashing sounds/ lack of harmony) and syncopation(off beat/disjointed rhythms). I could see how the two concepts came together here to make the song maybe a little more tense, but I think it was mostly written that way to keep people's attention
Listening to it the first thing that comes to mind is collaboritive motif.
For example in shows like Steven universe each character is assigned a musical pallet to represent them and those pallets interact in different ways depending on what is happening on screen.
The song itself sounds like a collection of musical pallets that represent something from a larger context that, when removed, feel completely chaotic.
In addition there is one dominant, repeating leimotif throughout the song that changes textures as the track shifts between rhythms and genres. The one that sounds similar to the Simpsons theme.
The dominant leimotif of the song is sickeningly sweet and notably DOES NOT EVER return to the starting degree or tonic note. It just continually builds anticipation without resolving itself which symbolically feels like the dominant leimotif is watching or observing.
It simulates the feeling of being stalked as a build up of tension and no idea when the tension will suddenly release or resolve.
Some of it is in a minor key if I'm not mistaken, that could be partly what scares people (or just people who were scared by it as kids). It just annoys me, but people respond with different emotions to things.
Also there seemed to be other things in the Scene it game that creeped out some kids out as well, so the memory makes them get creeped out by the song too.
Im a grown-up and i like your videos. Back in the day you were LUCKY to see any video in 480p. Funny to think that a lot of analog horror fans and creators NEVER actually interacted with the older mediums they replicate. Wild
I'm _old,_ more than old enough to remember the days of dial-up BBS's and newsgroups decades before social media; and videos that were below even 280p with ultra-compressed audio and took several hours or even days to download... I seriously miss that old "wild west" internet (today's internet has generally become homogenized, corporate, censored, curated, filtered and condensed, but that's another topic). However the march of technology has come a very long way and it's a good thing. That said, for me analog horror is usually less scary and more nostalgic; it's funny how huge it's become with the younger generations these days. Same thing with Vapor Wave music, retro gaming, and really the whole 1980s aesthetic which has all exploded in popularity with Gen Z and younger. It's like this paradoxical love for an idealized past era that the majority of its fans never actually lived through...
It’s so obvious when it’s a younger person doing a series when they have impossibly high quality VHS recordings or night vision camcorders owned by everyday people. It always takes me out of the experience when I notice something so blatantly out of the correct time period. Supposed VHS camcorders in the mid-80s are the worst offenders.
It might the sharp horn/high pitched sounds in that song that freaked kids out. I remember a jazz song scary me as a kid because it had a lot of that. There's ALSO something about menu and error screens scaring kids. This is pretty common. I remember as a kid there were certain error screens that scared the shit out of me. And the character unlock screen in Brawl lol
i don't like the fact that there's no noticeable pattern to it?
@@wompwomp9946 Yeah that'll do it. Human brain hates when it can't identify patterns lol. Personally, it reminded me of those old screamer youtube videos where there was usually some sort of Windows Movie Maker slide with text preceding whatever disturbing imagery came after it. As a kid who used the internet, that'd put me on edge.
it also feels so ambient-like, like something that would play at an empty store
Yes!! As a kid, error screens in any kind of media scared the absolute life out of me. Screens as simple as a black backdrop and plain text lying over it would freak me out, ESPECIALLY if said text was the color red. To this day, those still unnerve me, just to a lesser degree.
@@katburger.as a kid I had this little computer thing that would also speak (early 90s), I loved it but sometimes the robot voice would say “unknown error” and they way it was said freaked the crap outta me.
Everytime I want to sleep, I remember how silly that idea is and watch Goose Boose instead
be silly more often
Being silly for out lord and saviour, Firestar
Edging to that silly idea right now
I thibk what makes the scene it music scary to some kids is the fact that every part of the song feels like its building to something that never resolves. As soon as you feel like youre about to hit a big crescendo it immediately just switches up to a completely different sound that also has its own build up that, again, just leads to a sudden transition
“punish babies” was NOT what i expected to open with 💀
Babies had it coming
2:25:00
Holy crap, I forgot about Rob Gavagan. He's still in my subscriptions, but just fell out of my homepage feed. So glad to see he's still going hard, and even making his own horror content!
The "sti giggle" I can't 💀
babe wake up goose boose posted
I hate that ducking meme, bro. 🦆
Babe go back to sleep its just a compilation vid
Cringe meme
Stop talking to your anime girl pillow
@@Jolis_Parsecfinally someone said it.
I was almost seriously injured by nearly slipping off a ledge while hiking off-trail on Mt. Greylock, so that story near the end really got me.
I still have my disney scene it (actually my friend left it at our house after a sleepover in like 2012 and never wanted it back lol). I definitely found the music creepy, and I HAVE since been diagnosed with anxiety like I saw another comment theorize. A few times when I was younger I heard it playing in my head while trying to fall asleep and it would freak me out lol. The song plays continuously while you play the physical part of the game, so it would be on loop for over an hour except when someone had to answer any of the DVD questions. I found the different styles of music featured in the song really weird and jarring. Also it seems sort of muted?? Like the background beat is quiet and then the horns and other sound effects are loud. It's just an odd piece of music made to sound kinda whimsical yet full of anticipation, and you can tell the person who wrote it probably didn't care too much about making it sound good (sounding disingenuous/half-hearted, adding to the creep factor).
Agreed, although I never played it as a kid and I'm not scared or creeped out, just annoyed by it. Listening to it for an hour would be very annoying. And if I'm not mistaken a few parts are in a minor key which is universal for making a song sad or creepy. And there's no consistent melody.
POV: Youre looking for the comment that translated the Mandarin speaking clip of the crying woman. Well keep scrolling and looking.
And all you can find is countless thinkpieces on some Disney dvd music 😭
I think what makes that Scene MM music scary is that even with these instruments playing, there is this uncomfortable silence that sits in the middle of all of it. On top of that there's weird time signatures and sudden pops of music that suddenly stop. I think for any child this wouldn't be pleasant lol.
yeah, it might just be the random bells, chimes, pianos, drums being thrown in there in short riffs, only not to repeat again. the more i listen to it, i can kind of see why this would be disturbing to a young child. if a kid were home alone, in the dark, sitting on the main menu to hear this over and over, that might be pretty unnerving.
I think the silence you're talking about is the lack of a melody, it's kind of just the accompaniment part of a song.
55:56 the lady biting the fish is from a survivor audition tape. I saw a video on it recently who spoke of it. They also mentioned about the eastern European or possibly soviet union cartoon. And the person in the dress.
I'm laying here on my day off with a double crusty eye infection and so thankful for this long video as its like looking thru frosted glass sooo listening is at least calming.
lolll, hope you’re all good now man
Honestly, I just felt nothing but nostalgia for the Disney Scene It audio. Im sure I wasn't too young to remember playing the game, I have a few fond memories from when I was around 9-10 playing it in my livingroom on a massive box tv. Ive always been competitive though, so its quite possible I just never paid attention to the menu music, but Ive had nothing but great memories playing the game with family.
I think the jumpscare sounds like an ad for 'The Heart, She Holler' (2011), they had some weird commercials that would fade into the middle of running shows, then fade out again. They had a woman with white skin and hair laughing or vomiting blood at the camera.
dude i forgot all about that, i remember turning on the tv late at night and that commerical was the first thing to show up and it it scared the shit out of me as a young kid
*Listening to TV without looking at it*
"This sounds like a song from a low-budget video game. Very whimsical and uninspired. It's so all over the place I couldn't even put it in a specific level/theme."
*Looks at TV*
"Oh."
Or "Doh"! It is The Simpson's theme song, kinda... 🤷
That song to me isn't too bad, but does definitely have a slight unsettling vibe. If I had to guess why, it might be the consistent drum beat going, kinda simulating a speeding heart rate? Who knows! It might've scared me if I had heard it as a kid though, seeing as that one soundscape song thing that was used all the time in old TH-cam terrified younger me lol
I’m curious what this soundscape song is you’re referring to and if I’ve heard it before
@@KingOfGaymesI misremembered the name a bit lol. I just looked it up, I'm talking about the song Dreamscape by 009 Sound System. Terrified me to no end as a kid whenever it'd come up in youtube videos, which, in the late 00s, was basically every other video lmao
Im so confused how anyone finds these songs creepy…
It gave me Spyro or Banjo Kazooie vibes
Children have different ears, tbh@@abandonedmuse
hey goose, thought you might want to know the name in the lacey section actually says "yaniaso" with a copyright symbol in front of it. if you look it up, you find a youtube channel (with one video), and the channel has a link to a website that has even more 'games' which are just images. theres a bunch of disturbing stuff on different tabs. would love to see you delve even further into this series!
on the scene it thing:
i was always really freaked out by the Nick scene it i had as a kid, not necessarily by the music but the general vibe of it. the completely empty places, zero dialog, etc. it made me feel super unnerved, still does
That disney song was somewhat nostalgic and pleasant but at the same time i was expecting something spooky to happen so i was slightly anxious too
To me it sounds like The Simpson's going to Disney World.
the produce one is my favorite because its just "chinese woman in distress someone must be making fried chicken with her kidneys"
The first made me think about restless legs. I have this condition, this was hell when I got pregnant, I occasionally lost my mind about this shit.
(Ok. It's probably a fetish video but the similarities are really weird, it represents EXACTLY what I feel when my legs don't want to sleep after 4 hours)
I choose to believe your thing instead of the fetish thing because your thing is way more interesting
This or odd art project
@@flyingstonemon3564 Possible.
I'm lurking in the internets since a really long time, was and am an "artist" and webmaster (diploma in 2004).
I've seen the artistic scene taking out web, making voluntary weird or conceptual websites, it was an explosion of freedom in art. Amazing period.
And this type of footage (pun intended) could be one of theses pieces, à la Shaye Saint John...but less intense and interesting.
I've seen really really weird art, I love this unhinged aesthetic and analog horror (I was born in 1982 so I'm nostalgic). It's totally possible that it is an art project. I think it lacks follow up and constructed story.
(Sorry for my bad English, I'm French AND high)
@@Shaushkaa Pas de problème ! Honestly this maybe was an archived project so we don't have the context or the author did not post it online and someone else did so we lack intent and story.
I will say it again here, has a kid I was TERRIFIED of menu scenes from movies not just the scene it Disney movie and in all honesty i can now recognize the feeling the ONLY one i wasn't terrified off unironically was ratatouille's menu start. And here's my explanation of the feeling.
To my kid self the music they'd play in these screen menus always felt unnatural, the best way to describe it would be placing a very happy tune with a completely normal but spacey liminal space.
The feeling that nobody's there and the emptiness of everything when you'd obviously relate the scenery youre watching with the characters from the movie makes it feel unnatural.
The worst one I feared and i can't still believed I feared it had to be the BEE MOVIE screen menu and please don't blame my dum sum kid brain but I sincerely did not appreciate how the vividly bubbling cars, animation and characters would all come to a stop and then the place got empty and the music would suddenly stop, I kid you not it would make me feel so uncomfortable I'd click on play immediately when i popped the movie, after like 2 years later I'd get over it but i still know how i felt and why i felt that way back then.
that’s a very helpful explanation, thank you! i was having a hard time discerning what could be scary from the scene it music (i never played the scene it games growing up) and you explained it in a way that i could totally see myself as a kid being scared of it too.
@@flynt5856 np! It would be a better experience if you happen to watch those videos with cursed images playing certain happy songs/soundtracks in the background or even with liminal spaces it recreates the same feeling of uncomfortably seeing something lively and bubbly in the notes yet seeing how empty and non lively is the atmosphere.
Its the exact same feeling of the uncanny valley has well.
since it was brought up again i might as well mention that the Disney scene it music could remind people of hold tones and i always found a lot of hold tones kinda creepy and nostalgic kinda like the liminal space of audio even if hold tones have nothing to do with the disney scene it music its still a rabit hole i would like to see explored
The cisco one is a classic. Love that tune. Very weird and surreal/dreamlike too, I imagine if I heard it as kid it might creep me out a little. Definitely would watch a video about phone hold music.
DUDE I would love to watch something about why sometimes hold tones can freak people out and why other times… they are bangers…
It's so hard to explain why the Disney music freaks me out 😭 it feels like someone is watching me and it's so empty, almost like an audio version of the uncanny valley. As a kid I hated it and it still creeps me out
This is the exact way I feel about it too
I am so excited to relax and watch this whole thing. I have been a fan of your channel for a long time now :]
I never played Scene It as a kid, but I definitely find the music a little bit unsettling. I don't know if it's because it changes mood so often so quickly that it puts me on edge, the overly cheerful nature of it, or something else. Maybe all of the above.
I think the scene it phenomenon is a sort of contrast, with the seemingly jolly music being juxtaposed by the slow moving, purple background, creating a sort of anticipation. Along with this the repeating nature of it, especially later at night, could create a level of fear for some people.
But the music itself isn’t that creepy to be honest, though if I heard it long enough, hell I’d probably start getting paranoid
I love these types of videos. They bring be back to being 12 or 13 on the internet all night. I have always been a fan of horror, so stumbling onto weird videos, telling chat horror stories with friends, or sending each other pictures of Smile.jpeg. Never really believe anything was as real as i was scarying myself into thinking at first. But looking for that next video to give me the shivers. Muah, chef's kiss!
Pretty sure the audio is just a woman in labor who is complaining that she's having a hard time squeezing into possibly their car because of the pain she's in and is complaining about how she feels like she doesn't have enough room but just wants to be taken to the hospital.
why would it be recorded and then posted to youtube?
I haven't been able to do an all nighter in a long time, this is awesome timing.
i VIVIDLY remember playing that disney scene it game as a kid. like, the game board it came with was shaped like mickey mouse's head, and the game pieces were disney characters. it was basically a disney trivia game that you put into a dvd player and played on your tv (or, that's how i played it at least) i think sometimes i would just turn it on and play it by myself? because my brothers were too young, and my parents weren't interested. i think it also had bingo? might be confusing that with something else though
i don't remember being creeped out by it as a kid, but as soon as i heard it again for the first time in years it was like. extremely jarring. it's just not a good soundtrack tbh
17:43 I think what makes it creepy to a lot of kids is the fact that most of the instrumental "callouts" are almost unrelated to each other leaving it feeling fake or false, add to that unfamiliar instrument sounds and it would be off putting to unsuspecting kids. Especially kids with sensory issues
yah i thought it could be arg music or smt
I think the graphics combined with the music make it creepy. I remember I could never be alone in a room with the game on I was so creeped out. The graphics is an ominous black background with these giant Mickey heads and that in itself is just- not super cutesy or happy. At the same time though, I hated being alone in a room with scene selection and the title screen for movies on, it just felt empty and like… almost like the feeling you get from the back rooms. So I was already creeped out by that stuff and the music made it worse. I think the music is so random because as others say, it doesn’t really follow music laws and as other comments said, the random cowbell and banging gives me like- a sense of urgency almost like a clock ticking. Another part of the game that scared me was the music with the timer for each players turn, and the end celebrations with the early 2000s 3D graphics of the player pieces. There was also the company/production animation before you actually started the game that freaked me out too. I think it was altogether unsettling because it was all just… not good? 😂 like it was low quality and- I don’t even know how to explain it? Again I think of the back rooms. Like you’re alone and expecting someone else to be there. It’s weird.
Listening to the song without knowing the context my thoughts were that it was like the kind of quirky song you'd hear from a children platformer type video game (something like banjo and kazooie), the kind of song that can go on in loops without a particular ending
Be honest. Everybody knew exactly what he meant by "the brick lady"
Unfortunately yes
I’d like to know pls
@@powertrip25 you really don’t
@@powertrip25it’s a video of a woman in a car accident where a brick flys through the windshield and crushes her face in, however you don’t see any of the gore but you do hear the screams of the family members in the car with her when it happens
My take on the Disney Scene-It tune: I felt a vague sense of apprehension. The instruments invoked the idea of a ticking clock. As the song progressed, its volume gradually lowered by maybe 15% (it was subtle), and it would sound slightly offkey the longer it went. There is enough here to trigger a negative response.
Disney’s Scene It music doesn’t necessarily make me piss my pants but it’s quite easy to imagine something terrible happening while it’s playing in the background, like a serial killer going to work or something.
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SO for the song, i had two feelings. The first one being "Oh sick its like old video game music" then after a bit it turned into a lump in my chest and a pit in my stomach. Its not scary, i sounds like fun music, but it made me feel scared? Im confused by the emotions it evoked in me
I think the idea around Disney Scene-it as someone who was uncomfortable around it as a little tike, it might have to do with the aspect of anxiety it puts out. It's a trivia game, and they use that main menu theme music in several of the time-based questions, which always counts down in such an unnerving way. Especially when we're kids, we get affected by stress a lot differently than adults, and that shit always put me on edge when I had to answer a question, and I will remember forever.
Another thing that was at least true in my family is that we always played scene-it late at night, where you have every single person of the family in the living room with maybe a single light on, or maybe none to really immerse yourself in the game, and kids are obviously notorious for being scared of the dark. You mix that in with this sort of progression filled music of suspense, and you have a sure-fire sign of expecting something to happen, no matter if something WILL happen. We take these subconscious ques from the music tying it back to trivia questions, and output that into the real world. Especially when my parents or siblings would need to use the restroom or smoke a cigarette, and now you have me and my little brother sitting in the living room by ourselves waiting for them to return, with this music in the background. It's clear why I at least find it unnerving.
Thank you for the multi-hour video!
Drawing rn and I love being exposed to horrors beyond my imagination as I draw Pikachu 🙏💖
Here's my prof pic for inspiration! (sorry iz late lul)
This'll be a nice. Here's to another amazing year with Goose Boose!
You know what?
This *WILL* be a nice!
it will be a nice!
These long videos are a godsend for when I'm farming crafter and gatherer jobs in FFXIV, thank you so much
sitting here farming my minecraft potatoes… ur so real
I'm doing some grinding in Stardew Valley. Deep in the Mines, half-expecting something scary to pop out...
3 hours of goose boose? Today is a good day
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It’s a recycled reposted reuploaded cash grab. Nothing to be excited about
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@@CULT_OF_TRAGEDYI’m excited as fuck, stop me you won’t no balls
@@largeboi4678 simple minds are easily excitable
I can't say that the Disney Scene It music unsettles me-- it honestly sounds like a disjointed mess of random instruments and noises with little to no coherent rhythm. Maybe that's why people find it unsettling?
Either way, there are definitely some innocent songs that make me feel that way. I've had insomnia all my life and as a kid I used to leave the TV on, tuned to Disney, while I was trying to go to bed. Anytime there would be a short music video playing, it would give me inexplicable anxiety and I'd begin to feel almost panicked about the fact that it was so late, and I couldn't sleep, and I had school the next day. Theme songs and whatnot didn't give me that vibe though. Its similar to the Spongebob credits music, which is another innocuous song that makes people feel anxious for some reason.
another thing about Disney: Scene It that I want to bring up: there's music from an old Littlest Pet Shop game for the Wii that freaks me out a bit, hell the Wii menu music itself freaks me out. I think that the reason these things freak me out so much is because I have very strong memories of playing it alone in the dark, the whirring motor of my Wii overpowering it just the slightest bit, or waking back up in the middle of the night just to see it still on. I think that a lot of people have a similar association with the Disney Scene It, that odd uncanny feeling of loneliness in the dark when you're supposed to be having fun.
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Omg that scene-it disney music actually unsettles me so much. I absolutely remember the music from having played it a lot as a kid. I was terrified of the one cheshire cat scene in the game, to the point where i never wanted to play the game and even was terrified of the idea of my family playing it (but they really liked it so they played it a lot). I also didn’t have the greatest childhood and have always had extreme anxiety, so those may be contributing factors to how anxious this song makes me, but it genuinely gives me such intense dread
idk if it will help that much but as a native polish person i can say that "ferma ludzka" translates to "human farm".
Also yes, Piotr is a polish version of Peter. Its so rare to see poland mentioned anywhere Im so happy 😭😭😭
Scene It in general scared the crap outta me as a kid. Not because the music, but because it felt like a horror mystery. Theyd blur out characters faces or remove their heads entirely which still freaks me out to think about. So I think the song is associated with the uncanny feeling of the game overall. Being the main menu, it sets up the anxiety/anticipation felt before playing.
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That song has happy vibes of lighthearted whimsy & adventure. I could imagine it as being from some little known, but beloved cartoon or game about a cheery bard setting off on an adventure, championing hope throughout the lands against some dark force's vast corruption.
Re: the main menu music / emotion:
It evokes nostalgia, like late elementary school nostalgia. It’s cool math games, its papas freezeria, its mauville city. It’s just a nice, airy grocery store track- not much beyond that.
I wonder if it has something to do with chords / tones / notes which can only be Heard by certain age groups? Like how adults can’t hear high frequencies but kids can. Maybe there’s a high frequency backing track in here which is the missing piece- something only children can hear. Maybe there’s something discordant or off-key about the way those overtones interact with the rest of the song.
great video as always goose.. i want to comment on the "sarah ali" segment, as a muslim and native arabic speaker from the morocco region who asks too many questions im familiar with stuff like this
"manipulation magic" meant to curse people with bad luck or to hypnotize them from a distance was huge in the middle east before the advent of islam. when monotheistic faith began to spread at the end of the first millennium however, it looked down on pagan sorcery as harmless nonsense practiced by medieval scammers to scare people. however a small sect of people who didn't want to give up pre-islamic superstition (mostly jealous housewives and spiteful illiterate rurals who want the feeling of power) still in the 21st century think performing the same shamanistic stone age rituals except while the quran is playing and you write "allah" instead of whatever pagan gods they worshipped at the time on pieces of paper is effective and halal. it may seem like insanity but people who don't have access to the best education will believe anything
this is a thing in western culture too, it’s like a mantra. many cultures have a practice where they believe if you say it out loud enough times, it will come true!
@@avamorgan7860 it's so common it's just called "magical thinking" and is considered a normal stage of a child's development, unfortunately in lieu of an education many people regress to it
the disney scene-it music was kind of a bop actually, legitimately. like it was terrible and bad and ugly-sounding, cause some intern editor just probably threw it together with no musical ear, but it's still a bop
When it comes to the Disney scene it something funny happened. I didn't know he was about to talk about that specifically. And I am doing something else while listening to this video, so I didn't know he was about to play that Disney scene it tune. But he kept on about just listening and thinking about your honest thoughts on it. So I was prepared for some spooky sounds or music like lavender town or something. But then it started playing and I immediately started smiling because I was hit with a big dose of nostalgia. I haven't played those games in years and somehow I immediately recognized it. It brought joy to me because I had a lot of fun with those trivia scene its back in the day. Sometimes we would just do the DVD and do the all plays. I had no idea the Disney one was some creepy sound or spooky unsettling music. That's crazy. That sounds like some weird creepypasta about the Disney scene it. It's so unbelievable to me.
Honestly, the song made me smile and just Bob around, it's really groovy! It's kinda... A feeling for nostalgia and... Happiness. As well as... A small bit of anxiety
Content that's already been posted but compiled into a longer video? Hell yeah, I'm eating good tonight.
The Main Menu Disney Scene-It song has simultaneous happy and weird and vaguely sad vibes. And it sounds like it was made by They Might Be Giants. And TMBG plays with that mix of vibes in their music and happened to work with Disney around that time. Not saying they made it but it's interesting.
That Disney music was not something I encountered as a kid, but as an adult, I can only say that its tempo made me nervous. Like it's building up to a crescendo that never arrives.
I think part of what makes the song unsettling is how inconsistent it is, the beat and the rhythm change so quickly it’s hard to tell what it is you’re listening to. A child who is used to hearing the music of Disney movies probably wasn’t expecting something so fast paced and blank. The menu screen seems empty other than the text which I guess would confuse a child because as a child I remember menu screens having a slideshow showing clips of what I was about to see so it just being that screen and the music probably would’ve made me feel uncomfortable as if something is supposed to happen or I’m supposed to do something but I don’t know what.
The music itself reminds me of toontown though
Disney Scene-It was my family's go-to when I was a kid. It's weird, but I'm *shocked* people find it genuinely scary rather than just a bit unnerving at most. Honestly, it sounds like they tried to make the same instrumental in multiple different styles (ex: at 0:45 in the original clip it seems to almost invoke The Little Mermaid with the steel drum vibes) and instead turned it into some sort of weird medley of all of them.
If anything, the only things I can think of that would make it unsettling would be the fact that there seems to be no pattern or normal structure to the music, and the fact that at 0:05 it has a similar tone as certain types of EAS alarm? (tornadoes were one of my worst fears as a kid, so now as an adult I can pick up sounds at that tone like some sort of audio bloodhound lol)
To me it is a Disney version of The Simpson's theme song!
That song just has so many instruments just playing seemingly unrelated parts. Kinda reminds me of Trout Mask Replica a bit but not as chaotic.
Don't you hear The Simpson's?
I think the reason why everyone remembers the name as a “the portrait of Dorian gray“ instead of “the picture of Dorian Gray“ is because the ‘picture’ is a painted _portrait_ so your brain just kind of fixes that and remembers it that way instead of its actual title. In all honesty, I think the “Mandela Effect” is just a natural ‘gap filler’ or ‘sense corrector’ that the brain does when information in memory is missing, kinda like how you can hear someone mumble something and while you know you didn’t hear them, you still understood what they said. But it can lead to reality inaccuracies like the The Berenstain Bears (though that’s likely phonetic as everyone said the name ‘bear-n-steen’ instead of ‘bear-n-stain’, leading to people remembering it for the common spelling of that part of the name “stein” instead of “stain”) or the monopoly man having a monocle is a gap filler since, given the trope he’s depicted as, most depictions of that trope have a top hat and monocle, our brain adjusts the memory to fit that trope to make more sense to us. This isn’t including any mistypes or misprints that had those qualities or knockoffs that did.
“I wanna know if goose is going to make another vid on Gilbert Garfield” is what I was typing the exact moment when goose decided to drop a hint on it. Thanks goose for reading my mind XD
Sorry to disappoint but that part of the video is taken from a video made before the first Gilbert Garfield video. He just didnt edit it out.
Plot twist Owen Brown is gay and the manifestation wouldn’t have done shit
At 1 hour 35 mins, I am getting my accoustic guitar and turning that insane breakfast love rambling into a song. An epic song in the vein of Bohemian Rhapsody lmao
I'll play drums
@@andretyroneii941 Damn. I forgot all about this already. Thanks for reminding me. I really want to do that lol
That Disney music thing is trauma for people who haven’t ever been traumatized, that’s what that is.
that's a pretty unfair assumption to make
We gatekeeping trauma now?
@@hiide0us123 I’m not into using online buzzwords but, yeah. Im giving my opinion that someone who’s been through legitimate trauma wouldn’t give something they’ve seen on the TV a second thoughtz
Because of that disney trivia game: maybe some kind of weird frequenzies?
In some cities in germany, they installed devices(called the mosquito) with a special high pitch tone to prevent kids from loitering in specific areas. The catch is that that sound can only heared by kids.
i still laugh every time i see the disney scene it thing. i grew up with that. what a ridiculous thing to even give the time of day.
The music reminded me of playing old flash games on my computer
Gave me a strong vibe of an edutainment game made for children
Guess it's a little creepy, only because I think of stuff like Chezzkids and Lacy games by association
It’s genuinely SO crazy that the Disney Scene It music is on here! When I was a kid, I was petrified of this music, and I would cry or get extremely scared if it wasn’t muted. There was a specific song too-I’m not sure that it was the one in this video, it was a very specific sound that happened with a menu or something. And it scared the shit out of me. This is so cool (and freaky) to know it was a shared experience!
The Scene It music definitely sounds like something I'd boot up just to listen to endlessly. I guess I can see how the dissonance can be off-putting.
For the song one, it sounds upbeat, I was bobbing my head and sounds like something you'd hear in Adventureland at the Disney Parks or something.
Edit: I'm gonna have to play this for some kids, see their reactions.
Weird.. had this video playing as background noise while grocery shopping. About 20 seconds into the disney music, my heart started pounding. That feeling when you slam on the breaks and you were a second away from an being in an accident or something? That kind of heart beat. At first I was like this is cute and beachy.. but uh... wow. Weird.
I think the Scene it thing is unsettling because of how unstable sounding the music is, at least to me it sounds like its trying to form a nice melody but failing to do so, not particularly unsettling but tense, like it gives me "something bad is about to happen" vibes
In regards to the Disney song you played, one song that always creeped me out was the outro music that would play during the credits. Still to this day it creeps me out.
Alright, so on the topic of the "Main Menu", to me it sounds like something really sinister trying to be cute, jaunty and friendly. Like a clown (you know the kind). It reminds me of DDLC, which tries to convince you it's cute and friendly, but in reality, it's dark and disturbing.
I cannot imagine what kind of theme the composer thought they were creating, but it is far from a friendly, playful tune
Yes, Krusty the Clown of course as it is the theme song for The Simpson's!
11:05 my thoughts were this woman is in active labor, and 'produce' could be some bizarre mis-translation of 'offspring' or something.
regarding the disney scene it music, when i heard it i got an overwhelming feeling of childhood nostalgia and happiness, mostly because i had that exact game and would play it allll the time with my family. i adored that game, the music brought me so much joy and dug up a forgotten childhood memory. i got chills and started crying, not because i was unsettled, but because it reminded me of simpler times.
I played "All out of love" by Air Supply over the Punish Babies clips and it cracked me TF up
The Disney song I couldn't help but groove to it
Also, black magic I'm very curious about because it seems like it follows the same rules as manifestation, which I'm very curious about because manifestation has helped me in real life primarily with personal things like confidence and stuff. This was all done through repeating motivational phrases that helped me achieve my goals, speaking to myself really. And that black magic seems to have the same fundamentals
magic isn't real 💖