Hey Let's Read, I would be really grateful if you could provide a youtube link to the first music track in the video (the one that starts playing with the first story). The link in the description leads to another track. Thank you.
I fell asleep during the last couple stories during the stream. I never remember them anyway even if I don’t fall asleep. It’s like listening to brand new content both times.
I don't either! And also the people that work at them! But anytime out in public and in danger, don't scream, but instead, yell out "FIRE" and that always gets their attention!
When I was a kid I was on the "zipper" with my cousin at a fair. While the ride was going the door opened which was so scary. Ever since then I just cant ride anything at a fair.
@@jodiemeisenholder789 I rode the zipper with my older brother when I shouldn't have been allowed on as per the height restriction. I don't remember this (that's how small I was!), but my brother tells me I slipped right out from under whatever restraint was in place and he spent the entire ride stretched out trying to pin me to the ceiling/floor so I didn't get bashed about too badly, and screaming for the attendant to stop the ride. They didn't hear him. I was obviously fine, but telling this story even today (I'm in my 40s now) still leaves my brother visibly shaken...
When I was a little kid, probably around 7 years old or so, my dad took me to a small carnival at a local park in our rural Oregon town. After a while, we mutually decided to go try a ride called The Octopus. For anyone unfamiliar, this is a ride that looks like a giant shiny black octopus with booth-like pod cars at the end of each arm. The arms spin around the head of the octopus very fast while also waving up & down as they spin, & the cars themselves spin 'round at the tips of the arms as well. The only thing that held patrons in their seats was a single metal bar that was lowered into & laid across their laps that you could hold onto and footrests on the floor. I don't remember seeing a height sign for the ride, & I think my dad must've figured that if it weren't safe for me that the operator surely would've said something & not let me on, & it SHOULD have been safe from what I've seen of recent videos of kids on this ride now. Looking back, I'm not 100% sure what happened to cause the event to unfold the way that it did. But anyway, we got on & sat down... my feet didn't reach the footrests. When the car's speed started cooking along, I could feel my body starting to slip down, beyond where the slick hard plastic seat curved, where your bum should be. This startled me, & I started to white-knuckle the "safety bar". The speed & force of the car increased, & I started slipping even further down. I could feel my body was heading UNDER the bar. I screamed to my dad that I was slipping, & he immediately grabbed onto me the best he could with both hands, trying to wrap his arms around me. The force trying to rip me from his desperate grasp was so strong that I thought for sure I was going to be sucked out from under that bar & that I would die. It felt like titans were playing tug-o-war with my body, & it felt like dad just couldn't get a secure enough grip on me. I screamed in panic, BEGGING my dad to help, & just continually repeating that I was slipping & that I couldn't hold on. Idk if the operator noticed what was happening, or if we were just lucky, but just soon enough, the ride began to slow. The gradual release of all of that immense force washed over me as my sense of relief began to stabilize. Once the car came to a stop & the now seemingly pointless bar had lifted, I booked it off the ride. I waited for my pops while he had a few words with the operator, & then we left... & I never rode The Octopus ever again.
Honestly if that was me in story number 4 I would have laughed and sung along with them and then I would have looked at all of them and told them that before that ride was over I would take one of them out with me if not all of them then I'll be the only one walking off the ride. People are less likely to try to hurt you if you show them you can be just as crazy as they are, if not crazier.
Thanks for the great stories! The story about that girl stuck on the ride with her blind date and his creepy sidekicks only confirms to me the absolute need for a concealed carry... I wonder what they’d sing while staring down a loaded barrel...
Whenever someone starts one of these stories with something along the lines of "I know you're heard a lot of fake stories on the internet, but I swear this one is true ya gotta believe me!" I am immediately suspicious.
Pretty sure that isn't what was said, and maybe these disclaimers wouldn't be necessary if so many asshole commenters weren't all "I don't want to believe there are crazy people or unexplained things in the world/I can't put myself in this person's shoes/I don't like that this story isn't worded like spur-of-the-moment scared-shitless verbal diarrhea, FAAAAAKE!"
I remember I hadn't been awhile after growing up going every year because my parents are sweet. Went as an adult a few years back with my dad and he had to personally break up a physical fight between girls and the concerts we used to attend werent even available. A couple years later after bringing my toddler and it was remarkably smaller (far few rides) and over priced admission, tickets and food/drink. Last year there were even more limited rides and even less people. Got called out by so many vendors trying to get my son to play their tricky games for a cheap ass prize 🙄
AwkwardBlackGal it’s sad that’s how they mostly are now :/ it’s a really sad...afFAIR!!! I’m so sorry I couldn’t resist the pun 🤣🤣 but seriously, the ones I’ve been to in the last few years haven’t been so bad though, still busy and decent prices and mostly nice non super pushy vendors....mostly....
It used to be fun when I was younger but now it’s just not worth it. EVERYTHING is overpriced and lines are way to long half the time. I really hate large crowds so I didn’t even care for them anymore!
@@headfirst_for_sweet_revenge_ I loved them as a child, but never as an adult. I hate the crowds, the prices and the overbearing people calling out to you to play their rigged games. I dont trust any ride put up overnight. Lol I dont trust rides that have taken years to build. Ive just heard too many nightmare stories, and had close calls as a kid on those rides. Someone was killed at our state fair over the last few years on one of those rides that were put up overnight. No way will I ever get on an amusement ride again..well maybe a merry-go-round with the grandbabies..nothing more.
When I was a kid two young got into a fight at the fair and one left mad, she went missing. Someone who had already served jail time found her and when he was done with her they found parts of her in a swamp. It was a huge thing when I was a kid and made me afraid to go walking by myself anywhere.
Sad to say but true. The prices are through the roof and the game vendors are always hounding you as you walk about. I'd rather spend money on a vacation hotel waterpark type thing for my kid then blow $120 at the fair.
2nd story, friends that laugh off creepy moments like that... smh. If anybody we don't know grabs my friends in anyway whatsoever best believe it's stank eyes and side eyes till you melt to the ground!!
Great video once again! I did security at our local county fair...at night....some creepy stuff!! So glad I subscribed to your channel, love your stories.
Is this reminding anyone else of Bag of Bones by Stephen King? One of my favorites! The Fryeburg Fair is actually a wonderful fair but I can’t help but think of the book every time I see a fair. 🤷🏻♀️ Nothing creepier than crazy carny folks!
Very sad vibes from the last one. I hope Op finds him again someday and he can rehab that conversation as an adult. People with mental illness shouldn't be treated that way regardless of the situation. When I think about all the cringy interactions I had as a teenager that I'd like to go back and redo, this tops all of that.
American Horror Story: Freakshow feeds into the fears that appear in stories just like these. Seriously, traveling fairs/sideshows are ripe locations for creepy ride operators "giving you the eye", carnival workers hurting others behind the scenes, and kidnapping unsuspecting guests, among other things.
I don't trust the "carnies" in general! We used to ride the ferris wheels in the 60s when they were little more than a bench with only thin frames and bolts. Sometimes those carnies would give them a good push when the ride was starting and that was a scare you won't get on any rides today. SMH!
We'll have our own fair ;o)
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Hey Let's Read, I would be really grateful if you could provide a youtube link to the first music track in the video (the one that starts playing with the first story). The link in the description leads to another track. Thank you.
I really feel bad for people who don’t know about this channel.
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It is really interesting to hear the stories
lets have a moment of silence for them
Well share it to people you know and you won't feel bad anymore.🙄🤔🤔
the crazy first date/ people chanting on the Ferris Wheel sounds terrifying
I know right 🙁very scary. She definitely done the right thing by running.
Funhouse attendant lady you need to get your own cologne called “PISS OFF”.
Great content!!!
I fell asleep during the last couple stories during the stream. I never remember them anyway even if I don’t fall asleep. It’s like listening to brand new content both times.
I do not trust the rides at county fairs. They throw those old things together quickly, then inspected by someone with bad eyesight.
But that's half the fun! LOL Not knowing if you're gonna make it back alive!
I don't either! And also the people that work at them! But anytime out in public and in danger, don't scream, but instead, yell out "FIRE" and that always gets their attention!
When I was a kid I was on the "zipper" with my cousin at a fair. While the ride was going the door opened which was so scary. Ever since then I just cant ride anything at a fair.
@@jodiemeisenholder789 I rode the zipper with my older brother when I shouldn't have been allowed on as per the height restriction.
I don't remember this (that's how small I was!), but my brother tells me I slipped right out from under whatever restraint was in place and he spent the entire ride stretched out trying to pin me to the ceiling/floor so I didn't get bashed about too badly, and screaming for the attendant to stop the ride.
They didn't hear him. I was obviously fine, but telling this story even today (I'm in my 40s now) still leaves my brother visibly shaken...
When I was a little kid, probably around 7 years old or so, my dad took me to a small carnival at a local park in our rural Oregon town. After a while, we mutually decided to go try a ride called The Octopus. For anyone unfamiliar, this is a ride that looks like a giant shiny black octopus with booth-like pod cars at the end of each arm. The arms spin around the head of the octopus very fast while also waving up & down as they spin, & the cars themselves spin 'round at the tips of the arms as well. The only thing that held patrons in their seats was a single metal bar that was lowered into & laid across their laps that you could hold onto and footrests on the floor. I don't remember seeing a height sign for the ride, & I think my dad must've figured that if it weren't safe for me that the operator surely would've said something & not let me on, & it SHOULD have been safe from what I've seen of recent videos of kids on this ride now. Looking back, I'm not 100% sure what happened to cause the event to unfold the way that it did. But anyway, we got on & sat down... my feet didn't reach the footrests.
When the car's speed started cooking along, I could feel my body starting to slip down, beyond where the slick hard plastic seat curved, where your bum should be. This startled me, & I started to white-knuckle the "safety bar". The speed & force of the car increased, & I started slipping even further down. I could feel my body was heading UNDER the bar. I screamed to my dad that I was slipping, & he immediately grabbed onto me the best he could with both hands, trying to wrap his arms around me. The force trying to rip me from his desperate grasp was so strong that I thought for sure I was going to be sucked out from under that bar & that I would die. It felt like titans were playing tug-o-war with my body, & it felt like dad just couldn't get a secure enough grip on me. I screamed in panic, BEGGING my dad to help, & just continually repeating that I was slipping & that I couldn't hold on.
Idk if the operator noticed what was happening, or if we were just lucky, but just soon enough, the ride began to slow. The gradual release of all of that immense force washed over me as my sense of relief began to stabilize. Once the car came to a stop & the now seemingly pointless bar had lifted, I booked it off the ride. I waited for my pops while he had a few words with the operator, & then we left... & I never rode The Octopus ever again.
Honestly if that was me in story number 4 I would have laughed and sung along with them and then I would have looked at all of them and told them that before that ride was over I would take one of them out with me if not all of them then I'll be the only one walking off the ride. People are less likely to try to hurt you if you show them you can be just as crazy as they are, if not crazier.
And that's on period💁🏽👏🏼👏🏼
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Thanks for the great stories! The story about that girl stuck on the ride with her blind date and his creepy sidekicks only confirms to me the absolute need for a concealed carry... I wonder what they’d sing while staring down a loaded barrel...
Another awesome MUT Tips! I've learned so many great improv techniques from you!🎉😂
Whenever someone starts one of these stories with something along the lines of "I know you're heard a lot of fake stories on the internet, but I swear this one is true ya gotta believe me!" I am immediately suspicious.
Pretty sure that isn't what was said, and maybe these disclaimers wouldn't be necessary if so many asshole commenters weren't all "I don't want to believe there are crazy people or unexplained things in the world/I can't put myself in this person's shoes/I don't like that this story isn't worded like spur-of-the-moment scared-shitless verbal diarrhea, FAAAAAKE!"
It's pretty easy to separate the fake ones from the real ones.
Laying in bed with ice cream and "Lets Read". Oh how a great way to end the day before drifting off. Thank you!! xoxo
Bruhh just found you! Quality wholesome content my guy.
+1 sub 👏🏼
Welcome to the butter sock cult! :p
Thank you Let's Read ❤️😘
Speaking of the fair I haven’t been in awhile now!
I remember I hadn't been awhile after growing up going every year because my parents are sweet. Went as an adult a few years back with my dad and he had to personally break up a physical fight between girls and the concerts we used to attend werent even available. A couple years later after bringing my toddler and it was remarkably smaller (far few rides) and over priced admission, tickets and food/drink. Last year there were even more limited rides and even less people. Got called out by so many vendors trying to get my son to play their tricky games for a cheap ass prize 🙄
AwkwardBlackGal it’s sad that’s how they mostly are now :/ it’s a really sad...afFAIR!!! I’m so sorry I couldn’t resist the pun 🤣🤣 but seriously, the ones I’ve been to in the last few years haven’t been so bad though, still busy and decent prices and mostly nice non super pushy vendors....mostly....
It used to be fun when I was younger but now it’s just not worth it. EVERYTHING is overpriced and lines are way to long half the time. I really hate large crowds so I didn’t even care for them anymore!
You’ll remember why if you revisit it.
@@headfirst_for_sweet_revenge_ I loved them as a child, but never as an adult. I hate the crowds, the prices and the overbearing people calling out to you to play their rigged games. I dont trust any ride put up overnight. Lol I dont trust rides that have taken years to build. Ive just heard too many nightmare stories, and had close calls as a kid on those rides. Someone was killed at our state fair over the last few years on one of those rides that were put up overnight. No way will I ever get on an amusement ride again..well maybe a merry-go-round with the grandbabies..nothing more.
Lets Read thank you for being so dedicated to us your awesome we all appreciate you so much.
I just love this intro ? It makes me think about life on a whole different perspective. :)
CANT WAIT TO LISTEN TO THIS WHILE FALLING ASLEEP
I definitely can't idk how people find this stuff soothing like I'm having a heart attack just thinking about these stories lol 😂
I love the Fair stories!!
Spine chilling stories!!
The country fair , that brings back a lot of good memories. Can't wait to hear these.
Unfortunately they bring back a lot of bad memories for me.
When I was a kid two young got into a fight at the fair and one left mad, she went missing. Someone who had already served jail time found her and when he was done with her they found parts of her in a swamp. It was a huge thing when I was a kid and made me afraid to go walking by myself anywhere.
Legit who else listens to these to sleep?
Me always
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Love this. Also, somewhere no one should be going in this day and age.
Sad to say but true. The prices are through the roof and the game vendors are always hounding you as you walk about. I'd rather spend money on a vacation hotel waterpark type thing for my kid then blow $120 at the fair.
Yesssss i love these trips me out a little when im at fair but still love it
Creepy girl: “I followed you, I followed the scent”
Me: “sorry ‘bout that, I haven’t showered in weeks”
I love the paranormal activities around the fairgrounds.
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Love the video ready 🧡🧡🧡🧡
Thank you thank you 💚 listen to you every night while I rock my son asleep. Gives my mind a break
2nd story, friends that laugh off creepy moments like that... smh. If anybody we don't know grabs my friends in anyway whatsoever best believe it's stank eyes and side eyes till you melt to the ground!!
Exactly people are plain dumb, nothing like that is funny to me🙄🤨
@@liastorm795 exactly, then something worse happens and they'll all say "That came out of nowhere" nope. Y'all saw it happen
@@sapphire1641 Exactly!!! Say it louder for the people in the back😂
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“World’s largest rat” is probably a nutria.
I remember seeing one on the side of the road and thinking "What kind of Cryptid is that?".
The nutria is the world's largest rodent. You can keep them as pets.
@Nicolle Herr Oh yeah I new that but I couldn't think of her name sorry.
(A friend of ours keeps capybaras as pets.)
Great video once again! I did security at our local county fair...at night....some creepy stuff!!
So glad I subscribed to your channel, love your stories.
I listen to your stories while drawing ^^
Keep doing more of these videos because I love them!
Is this reminding anyone else of Bag of Bones by Stephen King? One of my favorites! The Fryeburg Fair is actually a wonderful fair but I can’t help but think of the book every time I see a fair. 🤷🏻♀️ Nothing creepier than crazy carny folks!
7th!! Mahalo Nui Loa from Hawai'i Nei Let's Read🤙🏾🌴🌺💕
Awesome just in time to listen to while doing my Shinning puzzle. Lol
Thank you!
Awesome. Thank you 😊
Enjoy these stories, they r always different, interesting & scary!
very first channel I started listening to. You are amazing.
Here’s a fair horror story
I’ve never been to a town fair 😭
Buckle up we leave a 5.
Love this channel ❤️ no background noises while listening
Thank you 😊 for my bedtime story’s brilliant as always 💜💚💙
Ah good timing! I'm feeling pretty bonky.
These were all super great and Scary/Creepy.. Like damn.. All of em
I tried to listen last night, but got an important call , so thank you for reposting these stories.
Sometimes accidentaly discovering channels really is awesome! Love your narrating tone, it's just awesome!!!❤💓
i like your voice. it feels like a bedtime story.
ALSO FRIED OREOS? brb imma kms
YES!!!!!!! LOVE IT
Joel you have the best voice ever 😊 I love it. Thanks for making my night great 🤗🤗
this is one of my favorite channels
THE voice is back. Woooooop!
Very sad vibes from the last one. I hope Op finds him again someday and he can rehab that conversation as an adult. People with mental illness shouldn't be treated that way regardless of the situation. When I think about all the cringy interactions I had as a teenager that I'd like to go back and redo, this tops all of that.
American Horror Story: Freakshow feeds into the fears that appear in stories just like these. Seriously, traveling fairs/sideshows are ripe locations for creepy ride operators "giving you the eye", carnival workers hurting others behind the scenes, and kidnapping unsuspecting guests, among other things.
I love all of you're video's!
Would appreciate more drug trip stories, those are by far my favourite
Best video to fall asleep to 😴
Great stories
Ferris Wheel story is epic level creepy.
I've never been to a fair Before. My parents always thought it was unsafe and didnt want me and my siblings to get hurt.
Ah, the great stress relief we rely on from @Let's Read!
I got a fair horror story.
The fair being closed this year because of Corona. 😭
Honestly! I look forward to going with my son and the other carnivals in smaller towns 😭
Hah, I wish mine was. They’re still having it which is wild to me.
jillian vance Wow! That is wild. If you don’t mind me asking, what state is this? I’m in NC and ours is shut down. Our governor isn’t playing. Lol
AquaBaby 82 Ohio! It ended up being cancelled though.
Same
I don't trust the "carnies" in general! We used to ride the ferris wheels in the 60s when they were little more than a bench with only thin frames and bolts. Sometimes those carnies would give them a good push when the ride was starting and that was a scare you won't get on any rides today. SMH!
Take my milk where? There’s a pandemic, you know.
This is the one I've been waiting to find
Now this is an interesting subject matter right here. I can dig it 🖤☮️
The one with the girl on the date with the creeps on the Ferris Wheel sounds like some “targeted individual” type stuff. Freaky!
Haven’t seen these stories in a long time, would love some more of these stories!!!!!
The guys Kevin and Jeffrey (Jeff) are my cousins from story 6. They told our family about this almost every summer
On time for me to sleep 🥰
story #3 and story #4 are terrifying..
Just in time!
Aah I love when I know what you're talking about at the very end of your videos. Remember, to drink your vitamins and take your milk. 🥰
Aight time to listen to this at 1 am while drawing knowing damn well I might get anxiety
Nutt🖤
Jon bout to catch a throat punch.
I have a scary county fair story, my friends and I saw a man commit suicide by throwing himself in front of a car
best narrator on TH-cam! ❤️
I'm up early today finally I can watch these at day time 😂
bonk!!!
I haven't been to a fair since I was a kid, they were fun for the most part :)
The girl in the pink was brought to the persons house by the stairs in the woods
Bruh you make the best thumbnails ❌🧢
I just want to say thank you 😊
Now I wish I could go to the fair in my area but it only comes around in September and October
19:13 that was a total glitch in the matrix man or something to that effect. Poor woman. 😵🤨🤨🧐🧐
the one person who disliked this was the axe muderer ex girlfriend.
Don't judge
I’m so torn, do I listen now while I cook or when I go to bed?! 🤨😫
You gotta listen while falling asleep...the best
Both
In bed... that's what I do
My friend and I had two creepy guys followed us home from the county fair once. We ditched them on the backroads. Ack.
The animals were upset from the smell of smoke. Even the smallest amount of smoke would alert them.
Hiya from 2024! Love you TH-camJoel! ❤ 👍🤘Thank you! Thank you! 💚🦋💚
Now I want some candy floss. Or cotton candy for my American pals.
Wait do y'all call it candy floss instead of cotton candy?! That's awesome if so
@@darlarson2794 We do in the UK! We also call an eggplant an aubergine and a zucchini a courgette.
yesssss I’m going to the county fair today
The Crimson King sees all
Love 💕💕💕💕💕
Hey loves🖤❤️
Just me that falls asleep to his videos?