Top 10 Scary Texas Urban Legends - Part 2
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- Top 10 Scary Texas Urban Legends - Part 2
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Hello and welcome back to the Most Amazing Channel on the internet - I am your host Rebecca Felgate and today we are taking a trip back down to TEXAS as we talk about the Top 10 Scary Texas Urban Legends part 2. You guys loved part one so much that we are back at it again, but 7 months later! What a long anticipated sequel. You can never really tell when we are tanned because of the bright lights in the studio, but I look a lot healthier in that video! I miss you summer ! I need me some Texan sun, stat!
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I'm from San Antonio tx also you said la llorona wrong 😁
Can you pls do a Top 10 Salvadoran urban legends
Urban legends from El Salvador pls 🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻🇸🇻
Can you please do a top 10 scary urban legends on my home State of Wisconsin?
And also please do one a scary urban legends on New Jersey and Louisiana?
Who ever lives in Texas i wish you luck homie. I'm from texas too.😑
Fernanada Tejada thanks 🙏🏼 👩🏻🌾
Np
Same thx a lot homie
I gotcha peeps
Fernanada Tejada SAME lol
I like how people are like "Some of these are Mexico's urban legends"
Like bro, we were once Mexico.
Spain was the first European country to claim and control the area of Texas. France held a short-lived colony. Mexico controlled the territory until 1836 when Texas won its independence, becoming an independent Republic. In 1845, Texas joined the union as the 28th state.
Texas was never part of Mexico, mexico just controlled it. Texas OFFICIALLY became part of u.s.a. only lol so no, texas was not once mexico. It just happens that alot of mexicans are in texas
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@@HAD3Z420 i bet your fun at parties
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@@HAD3Z420 this is sincere so i just want to know 😂😂😂 how does being a person who corrects people on the internet is do you have a masters degree in douchebagery or what 😂😂😂
Here in Texas you will rarely hear la lechuza at night, when you hear it you will have goosebumps for minutes.
Is this true?
@@jonathangarrison9982 It's a whistle
Intresting
Awww isn't poor little queen scared of scary urban legends
@@napoleon-f4h come to texas and I'll take you to Bowden Rd I'm not that far from it you'll understand that some of them aren't urban legends they are actually haunted
El Cucuy= El coo-coo-ee
La Llorona= La ee-o-ro-na ((ll in spanish is like 'ee' or 'y')) ^^ here you go friend ^^
El cucuy is actually El cucuys
Cí
Thank you!
Hola
¿Como están?
It's like all Texas urban legends are like in Spanish
La llorona:
La ya-ro-na
La llorona is a Mexican urban legend
I know huh. La llorona and El Chupacabra were both Mexican-ish. Im Hispanic and those are classics to me . I can just hear "EL CHUPACABRA EL CHUPACABRA" and "ay mis hijos" when someone mentions them haha.
Well,Spanish is a widely spoken language here,especially since we are next to Mexico.
They also featured la llorona in the Colombian urban legends
That's because their true origins are in Latin America. Texas has an abundance of Latino descendants. They pass on their urban legends that they learned from their family in Texas. Now Texas has claimed these legends even though they only appear and make sense in their country of origin.
My parents use to scare me with "El Cucuy will get you for being mean". I don't know why they would be mad, all I said to my aunt is I wish I had a moustache like hers. Oh well.
Daniel Murillo
Yeah, he is younger too. Lol
😮😮😮😮😮😮🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
“Midget Mansion”
Yup that’s my place right here.
Small town texas
it's October in Texas and I'm in shorts and sandals 10/9/2019
That's Texas for ya
It was.my birthday lol
Texas will do that to u
See i grew up always being told "Keep it up, and the Cuccuy is gonna get you!'
The cuccuy is a Mexico urban legend so you shouldnt have listended if you did because its only for mexicans like me and mexico
Texas was part of mexico
demon girl south texas has mexicans bud
Emily sosa Hey dumbass, El Cucuy Isn't just In Mexico! Texas was part of Mexico and they heard from El Cucuy before America took Texas
Yeah but if I kept it up I would get whip
Where I live in Texas it's a summer day
*In winter.*
preach!
Uhhhh..... same
Where I live in Texas it's usually from 28f -50f ,but this winter was unexpectedly warmer than others.
Yeah
Lmfaooooo
" Bexar " county is pronounced like the animal "Bear". I'm not orginally from Texas so I had no Idea how to pronounce it either 😂
It's kinda like the road I live by, which has a French pronouncement
Jamie Taylor she was right, it’s pronounced as bear.. born and raised in San Antonio,Tx bexar county.
Jamie Taylor lol bexar is a county not a city and I live in bexar county BRUH, born and raised here in San Antonio... I think I would know how to pronounce my own county.
Jamie Taylor call bexar county sheriffs non emergency line.. they are going to answer the way it’s actually pronounced like the animal you derp lol 😂🤣
what?
i’m from texas and i have heard of the lady of white rock (we call it that instead of the lady of white rock). i was volunteering one time there to pick up trash and i kind of separated from the group. i had my back to the lake and when i bent down to pick up a piece of trash i heard someone say my name loud and clear right over my shoulder. my parents were a great distance away from me, and as i looked behind my shoulder i saw a flash of white float towards the lake then disappear. this actually happened i’m not doing this for clout. this legend is a little different than the one in the video but i just wanted to let y’all know. this version of the legend says that one girl killed herself by drowning herself in white rock lake. it is said that you can see her at sunset or at night.
Ok I'm Mexican and umm I know the lechusa thing and there is ways to escape it the lechusa is an owl of course and will start making noises but all u have to do is just cuss it out and pour some salt around that's why my family don't trust owls the scariest thing is they will stock u for a while before they sing
Hello fellow mexican
As a fellow American, um I like owls and now I think otherwise
Hola wassup mexican boi im mexican too
Same and also watch out for strange people as in they like to out late at night and they turn into animals
@trickyhacker 54 my family does that too(also hello fellow Mexican!). My entire family are very cautious of owls. The lechusa is also one of the many reasons that my Nana carries salt around with her everywhere, she sometimes makes me carry salt as well.
Nooo Texas is my homestate! Texas sing along!
🎶 The Stars at Night, Are Big And Bright! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Deep in the heart of Texas! 🎶
🎶 The rabbits rush! Around the brush! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Deep in the heart of Texas! 🎶
🎶 The cowboys cry “oh can’t it be I!” 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 deep in the heart of Texas! 🎶
Deep In The Heart Of TEXAS
Deep in the heart of TEXASSSS!!
Deep in the heart of TTTTEEEEXXXAAAASSSS
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DEEP IN THE HEART OF TeXaSSs
Um, first: The Chupacabra is from Mexico
and second: It's not Chu-ba-cabra, it's chu-PA-cabra
I'm so glad I wasn't the only one that caught this 😂
@@savannatodd9920 I'm glad ya didn't think I said that in a sassy voice
Well, I remember people saying There was one here in Texas once before it was killed.. But I'm pretty sure it was just a coyote with mange.
R.I.P doggy. Also, Nice name.
Captain Shadowfox. Heh.. Captain...
*ARE YOU A PIRATE??!!??*
Theres a lot of mexican culture in texas thats why
The chupacabra is also spotted near South Texas too because its close to Mexico
I from Arlington TX and it's 25 minutes away from dallas
Same
But I live in there
I love in Austin it's creepy
Same
Yeah except I live 35 minutes away
Part 3..... Please!!! ❤❤❤❤ you Rebecca!!
Texas has bipolar weather
@Ms. V lmao top is 45 one day then 70 to 80 another i hate livin here
Yup, as a native of Texas from Fort Worth, we can see everything from snow to T-Shirt and shorts weather all during Winter. Blame us being wedged between 2 great mountain ranges, the Rockies and Appalachians which tends to funnel cold Canadian air from up north, and bring warm Gulf Coast air from the south. Well, that is why it's called Tornado alley, hot and cold air mixing like that is bound to create the largest Tornado/Twister/Cyclone prone area on earth.
This has been your daily science fact of the day, we now return you to your scheduled programming.
@Ms. V fr lol
@@BFKAnthony817 I live in San Antonio CX
Joesph Lopez ikr I live in this
Here you go some sun from swedish spring!🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
I'm Texan and I Live in Bexar County and Heard some of these legends
Hey I am in San antonio tx.
I live in Texas and remember when I first heard about the South Texas Headless Horseman in sixth grade. We were in theatre and we’re going to do a play about him and learned the legend. To this day it remains as one of Texas’s most famous Urban Legends
Puppet Master I heard about the headless head man to but I live in Britain
YASSSSS!!!!! Texas is my home!!! Let's go!!!
It's my home, too
Lemme Guess Dallas?,Fort Worth?,McKinney
Me too xD
On number 2 it’s pronounced bear instead of bexar
My uncle claims that he's seen Lechuza when he was a kid. He told me this when I was maybe eight, so I got really freaked out after he told me, though I don't think he did and he just said it to scare me.
BUT u never know! He could :0
P
you forgot the San Antonio ghost tracks According to legend a fatal school bus crash on those tracks occurred in the early 20th century. A bus carrying kids stalled on the tracks and they sat there waiting for a train to come along, which killed them all.
The spirits of those children now wait around for people come to park their cars on the same tracks so they can save said people from the same fate that killed them and if you pour baby power on your back window you can see the children hand prints on your car
Been there before bc I live near there. Very cool
That one was on fact or faked and they proved it was real. They put flour on the back bumper of their car and there where hand prints in I once the car had moved on its own
My dad once parked there and I remember me and my sister screaming because we thought he just told us the story 😂
there's actually several urban legends involving areas like the San Antonio ghost tracks. there's even one not far from me, near Toronto, Ontario
It was in the first one I like it I want to see
Why do I keep watching these I HAVENT SLEEPT IN A MONTH
I LOVE THESES VIDEOS
It would be so amazing to watch a top 10 scary Dutch urban legends!
Maybe in the future it can be made :)
Sending you sun from texas🌞☀️🌝🌞☀️🌝🌞☀️🌝🌞☀️🌝🌞☀️🌝🌞☀️🌝🌞
pinkE fam vlogs I got warm by reading this
A lot of these are Mexican urban legends....
mostly all of them are
Thas waa i was thinkin
Yea weird because Texas totally doesn't have any Mexican influence
Are ya ' ll dumb Texas was apart of Mexico
Its North Mexico...
Damn I live in Texas 😭
James Quint II so do i
James Quint II R.I.P
have fun sleeping tonight!!!
Austin
Same!
PS on the show Victor and Valentino there's a episode of The Lechuza
Chupacabra
I used to live in Texas for 7 years. (Austin) But I moved to Minnesota. I'm going to visit in June.
Btw can you do Minnesota urban legends?
Heyyy i live.in Georgetown which is north of you
I'm still waiting for CO
Am I early enough for a heart or did I type to slow :(
Probably I have only seen 2. Comments that were we minutes ago
sorry just missed it 😞
Womp womp womp
haha just kidding 😛
MostAmazingTop10 plz do Scotland urban legends
Texas is special.
Texas is the only country to give students a day off for the state fair
Texas is stupid
Your profile pic tho 😂😂😂
@@disj3945 so are you ever thought about that
la Llorona had me cracking up lmfaooo
Love your videos I listen to them before bed most nights, make a creepy urban legends for Colorado please!!!!!
La Llorona is pronounced (la yo-ro-na) in spanish two ll's in spanish pretty much makes the "y" sound. it sounded like u said "la lona" im like, "wut?"
lla = ya
llo = yo
ll = y
Was just about to say this exact thing. La "Yo-RO-na".
You beat me to it! La llorona terrified me
I heard her said " la loyona"😆
Hahahahaha that's funny. She said that so wrong.
Actually it's pronounce ya not yo so la yarona like how they say tortilla as tortiya not tortiyo
Houston TX in the house!
Yessss
No
No Dallas Texas?
Yep Mo city
Thats pretty fuckin "LIT" my dude
Can't help but feel there needs to be an encyclopedia of cryptids from myths and legends around the world.. Xx
Your accent sounds like you are saying “ La Lorna “
Who else is from Houston, Texas 🤟
Not me sadly
San antonio
EEEEEEEEEEY H TOWN FRIENDDDD
Evelyn ! yooooooooooooooo ayeeeeeee yall heyyyyyyyy
Yes Baby H-Town! 🤘
Me
When i was 5 i dreamed i was in a abandoned church, light filtered through but was a Erie blue. I walked to the alter and suddenly felt heavy and woke up. Years later i was at church on Sunday morning and just as i was going to walk in i felt heavy and fainted. I could not breathe and swore i saw my self smiling with fire in my eyes
Damn!
Oh boy thats messed up im happy that im not the only one who has weird and messed up dreams
I believe u
hell no
I feel like ur lying.... but then i feel like ur not...... :|
Hey I’m from Indiana and would love to see more legends from there 🐬☀️⭐️
Bro # 1 sent chills down my spin bc Im from the valley and never knew about this
La Llorona is a Spanish urban legend, she was actually a beautiful peasant woman whom a noble man fell in love with, though his father disapproved. They married in secret and he built her a lavish house in the village she lived in. Eventually they had 2 sons. The noble man was constantly leaving and would bring back gifts for his wife and sons, though as time went on he showed less and less affection to her, eventually not coming back at all. One day when she was walking the boys by the river she noticed the familiar carriage, and it was the nobleman with a new bride. he spoke fondly to the boys and completely ignored her shortly after he drove off filled with rage she threw both of her sons into the water grief-stricken by what she had just done she threw herself in after them now she wonders looking for her children for eternity. The legend says if a child encounters La Llorona that she mistook them for her own child and when seeing that they're not will murder them as well.
I heard of this from Snarled
@@turtlebombcatattack1650 La llorona will kill the child
@@turtlebombcatattack1650, she will first think she has found her own children. Then, when she takes a closer look, she will realize they are not hers. Then, she will kill them in a fit of renewed grief and rage.
Liliana Via me too m8
Thanks for the sleepless night
I was watching this when I was going to Houston,tx
Same!!!!
yessss make more videos on texans
WATCHING FROM TEXAS!!!
Some of this are Mexican urban legend.
Casey Hernandez Wow it's almost like Texas used to be a Mexican territory and cultural delusion led to urban legends spreading to Mexican territories!
Casey Hernandez Texas was Mexico
Yeah because Texas was inhabited with Mexicans in the 17-1800s
Texas is right next to Mexico
I would love for you to come and keep me warm here in Texas this winter.
thats why Donald CAME down.
BFKAnthony817 hah have you ever been in the netherlands XD
@Amber XD Nah, I would love to though! I like learning other Germanic languages, as they are sister languages to English as Anglo-Saxons came over from Europe to England about 1500 years ago or so. So the Netherlands would be super awesome to visit for me. Dutch is pretty close to core English when you remove all the other Latin and French words. :)
There's a legend of if u go to a abandoned place in Austin Texas and sleep and wake up at exactly 3:45 AM u will wake up at your own house sleeping in your own nice bed! It happened to my big bro Anthony J.
Hi Texan here with a hometown rumor, there’s a mansion that was turned into an art museum after a husband killed his wife (reasons unknown) and blamed the gardener who got arrested, he killed her in their upstairs bedroom and if you visit the mansion, no one is allowed upstairs
A lechusa is also a Mexican urban legend because my whole family is Mexican and they have seen one before
Victoria Carrillo There's lots of Mexicans in Tay-has. 😂
Same, my mom got scared because there was an owl sitting on a branch and looking at us
Same with La llorona and El cucuy and El chupacabra
@@VictorLopez-bj5ot oh yeah they say if you see one you need to take care of your children
@@sheilamendoza477 Yeah when she said they were Texan urban legends I was like what I'm pretty sure those are Mexican
You forgot the important one; The Wall.
lol
Katie lol and my name is Katie
NOOOOOOOOOOOO
Meh
Omg 😂 you are a bloody legend
The pronunciation of Mathis made me laugh.
I Live in San Antonio and I’m watching this while a thunderstorm is going on not the greatest vibe
leave a like if you live in texas
No thirsty for like s
I do
Thirsty for likes
Meh
How about no :)
Omg I believe this headless horseman thing lol cause I’ve been to a play about the headless horsemen in school ( field trip )
😂how she pronounced lechuza made me crack up
*THE STARS ARE NIGHT ARE BIG AND BRIGHT*
👏👏👏👏👏
*DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS*
Is it weird I can hear this comment?
@@astropunk557 If you didn't I'd be offended
Is it spongebob reference
I hear UABB lol
Please do Oklahoma Urban Legends. There’s plenty of good ones here that may interest those not familiar with them, and maybe shed some light for those that want to learn more.
Yes
Yes please do Oklahoma like dead women's crossing
the Oklahoma Octopus
Lets not forget The Purple Church
The parallel forest!!
Im from Texas, Donna TX to be exact and there are alot of scaring legends here
Ooo. I'm going to search them up
Ayee I'm from edinburg
The Luchuza one creeps me put the most because I'm from Amarillo Texas and when I was a toddler I used to tell my dad I was playing with the neighbors and I would describe them as birds with people faces and people with bird faces.....
you got the story of La Llorona a bit wrong. first its pronounced La Yorona. the story itself dates back to the Aztecs. it was a woman who was a widow with children that fell in love with a man who was better off than her. she hoped he would provide a better life for her and her children. but he had no desire to be tied down to a widow with another mans children. she went mad and drowned her children in the river. after she immediately realized what she had done and started running up and down the banks screaming for her children. when her village found out what she had done they sentenced her to the same fate, and threw her in the river to drown as well. since then she is seen and heard along waterways and lagoons searching for her children. she is also said to drag children and anyone else foolish enough to go looking for her to a watery grave. she is an omen of death. her scream is so bloodcurdling it can drive a person insane, and her apparition is enough to do worse. theres no horse involved with her. I don't know where the hell you got that. also she is a Mexican legend. she may have been seen in el paso, but shes not a Texan legend.
now that we have that out of the way, why is it that you guys keep doing part 2's of states but I cant get one single list of my Missouri legends????
Jennifer really? I’ve never heard it quite like that, basically the same story but told a little different. In the version I was always told was that she fell in love with a man and had children with him and was happy and then one day he left the village for work and didn’t come back for a long time, he finally came back one day while she was by the river with her children and he had a wealthy woman (from his social class) with him and he said goodbye to the children while ignoring her. Furious and heart broken she threw and drowned her children, was basically how my mom always told me lol (I’m Mexican)
@@SmileBaby143 the exact details of the story vary a lot from all over Mexico and the border states. this was the most common interpretation that I have read, and also pretty exact with what some family from mexico told me. well theyre not blood, theyre friends that have become family. the woman, ill call her Rosa, said that when her father was younger, it was either before she was born or when she was a baby, he was out with some friends and heard La Llorona scream. He was never the same afterwards. I think one of the guys with him committed suicide shortly after because of it. When Rosa and I talkabout it you can see the fear in her eyes. But one thing I am adamant about, is that in all the versions and interpretations of the story there has never once been any mention of horses. not a single one.
Your mother is as right as anyone else. since no one knows the exact details theres no one that is wrong, but theres no one that is right either. the basics are all the same but the exacts are never the same.
Jennifer yeah, and I believe it too. I always go to visit my grandma once a year in her village, and when I say village I mean it’s small. We have to drive 40mins to the nearest hospital/ Clinc if something happens and the nearest city with cell phone signal is 1 hour and 30 mins away. We do have internet and tv dish, but the internet is very slow. There’s parties and stuff every summer but I remember once night all the dogs started barking out of no where and I heard someone, so I got out of the bathroom and went straight to my moms room, I’m pretty sure she heard something too but we didn’t talk about it and just drank some hot tea and watched some novellas lmfao.
Your right am from Mexico so I knew this
Jennifer right
"I need some sun, so, if you're from Texas, send me some."
Me: **goes to the bank**
Machine: *_How much of this item would you like to wirelessly transmit?_*
Me: **presses 50 rays of sun**
Machine: *_Transaction complete._*
I hope your sun gets there soon. Shipping should take a few days.
Hahaha
@ok no It got here:)
When I was 6 there was two owls on a tree and my dad threw sonic tater tots at them(btw I’m from Texas)
Oooo, can you make an urban ledgends video of Minnisota?
these are all latin american legends, Ive heard them all growing up in Los Angeles, but that how legends are they pass by word of mouth.
Amen thank you cause i was like wtf is she saying lol
Sorry but actually, La Llorona is a Spanish Irban Legend.
Mexican, not Spanish.
@@Aveture Donald trump
@@100percentNotaBot No north America republic
yep
@@aylinneromero5035 Sadly yes with my luck
Nice video need more from Australia tho
Please do a San Antonio Urban Legends.
She said a few from San Antonio here. The midget mansion, the Chinese cemetery, la lechuza is everywhere and I'm not sure which else o the killer ghost
David Gonzales the Chinese cemetery is here? I know the rail road tracks, and the donkey lady bridge.
Al cucuí
La Lona
I'm Mexican I get it. It's hard to say.
Army!!!
El Coo coo eeee if that helps. And La Yo ro na.
nice pfp :p
I live in Texas 😓😰😥
El paso, Texas #1
SaucySeahorse yooooo I grew up in El Paso but I moved to San Antonio!
I'm in Texas tooo
Im from san antonio but moving to tyler 😜
I live in El Paso to
Lufkin here
Plz do a Wisconsin urban legend . There's ALOT of good killers and more interesting things.
I live in Utah and was wondering if you could do some urban legends associated with utah? I love this channel keep up the good work.
Rebecca you don't wanna be in these Texas suns, well it's cold now but in summer and October it's super duper hot.
(Also rio grande in the house! Lol)
I'm not alone TvT
Please do Canada we actually have a lot of hunted stuff here. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
If you do I give ya some Maple syrup 🍁
So Hi haunted or hunted
As a native Texan I have never heard any of these urban legends, welp the more you know!
Funny. I live in Costa Rica and I grew up listening to some of these stories. La llorona is a classic and the woman with a horse head who scares men at night is called La Zegua. We've also got a headless priest, a bird-like witch called La Tulevieja, a giant black chained dog that follows you at night if you've done something wrong called El Cadejos and many more i just cant seem to remember right now. Interesting how we have some legends in common tho.
Make one about Tasmania, it should have enough. I’m going there soon and found a few creepy things online
Ruined lmao no
This is so scary even when i live in texas
littlebit lol lol lol 😆
I love that I live in Texas but I am still watching it
I love this series cuz I'm from El pasó Texas♡
Top 10 biggest fires
Top 10 most outrageous fires.
Please, something to do with fires please, because my dad is a volunteer at our local fire brigade and I LOVE all the cool scary fire stories, we had a huge fire near us and my mum and I were watching all the aircraft drop water on the fire, we knew we were safe since our dad was updating us via text anyway he told us that a helicopter missed the fire and got it on him and another person. He told me that a poor brown snake was terrified and and bit my dad on his boot.
Maybe even
Top 10 fire urban legends, if their is any?
If you see this (I doubt anyone will) but can you please do this! I'll love you guys even more (if that's possible) if you did it!
Hey Rebbecca, your pronunciation of Bexar County is not BeXar it is pronounced Bear County. A lot of words in Texas are like that. Coming from Native American, Mexico and German.
Lol
Part 3 PLEASE
i didnt know that my home state had so much more urban legands that just chewpacabra now i know and i got educated on more fun stories to tell my friends
I am from Michigan can you do Michigan 😁🤗
Yesss me to sis
No cuz go Texas
Do SCARIEST Houston,TX URBAN Legends!
TSM_Hector Pekker theres not
@@dxzwalker8616 😑...there is
I live in El Paso
That might be hard because Houston is pretty small
I'm from Texas definitely part 3
Make a part 3 n where I live in eagle pass, Texas we have some ghost bumping in the night. Gotta make a Texas series video anthology y'all.
Oh no I’m in TX
I live in Texas and there is not much sun here either. XD
Lol you don’t want this sun in Texas cause when it’s out it’s always too hot 😂but when it’s not out it’s raining
I can’t stop laughing when she said la Yorona no Offense like the vid so much
yah she said the wrong información of the llorona that is momos información
I live in killeen texas
DangeritsDaniel57456 how is it? Is there alot of work there?
AWESOME...
Gladly, I haven't gone to that hospital AND I HOPEFULLY, NEVER WILL!!!!!
Think I might want to move!!!!
Nah, I'll be fine
I’ve lived in Texas my whole life now I’m scared.also here’s your ☀️
Can you do an Urban Legends of Nevada?? I bet there’s some weird stuff where I’m from 😂