I MISS BEING ABLE TO INTERACT WITH YOU ON LIVE BUDDY! I remember you saying that your computer was broken? Is that why you haven't doing lives for awhile?? I hope everything is OK hun?! Can't wait till everything is back to normal! Thank you for your hard work!
Thanks Joel! I miss your Lives . And I miss your singing on the Lives ! Lol! I hope you’re well and all is good with you🌸🌺 . What another You Tuber did in another genre, is open a Go Fund Me page . He used his You Tube name and asked for donations for a new computer . He got $1800 in three days and then shut down his GFM page . He then filmed when he bought the iMac desktop and when he unboxed it at home 🌺🌺🌸🌸🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺. I think you’d get the same support he did . But I totally understand if you don’t want to do it ! 🌸🌸🌺🌺
Dude, I´m from Mexico, I´m a big fan of ours and wrote a scary true story since a while a ago already but honestly have never been to reddit and don´t know how to submit the damn thing. Please, help! It´s already written and double-checked
I agree. He’s very committed to his subscribers and his channel. He should have at least a million subscribers. So many horror and true crime channels that have the amount of subscribers he has along with a patreon account slack off to the point video uploads go from once or twice a week to every other week or sometimes longer. They live off their subscribers and viewers without having to do much work.
I promise streams will be back soon! Just putting everything together now :D 🕓 TIME STAMPS: Story 1►2:56 Story 2►9:36 Story 3►20:13 Story 4►29:01 Story 5►36:35 Story 6►45:42
What's really sad about cartel stories is that even if someone makes them up on their own, they can coincidentally be real stories that happened to other people. That's how crazy cartels are :(
Me and my mom we're almost kidnapped in the middle of the road in a Mexican state called Michoacan, we had to hide in a gas station for 10 minutes and the gas station workers had to tell them they hadn't seen anyone. Sadly it happens more than you'd think and a lot of us Mexicans have stories about someone we know almost being victim to narco violence or happening to us.
Scariest thing about México? Our judicial system Also, that fucking ghost in your house that likes to slam doors and pull your covers at night and doesn't even leave when you slam the cacerolas. But really, worse thing about México: apathy. There are people that can be good and help you when you need it, but most of the times they turn around and pretend that nothing's happening. It sucks that violence and crime are so common that people no longer feel like changing things, they no longer feel like helping others, it's really sad and scary.
@@Elena-bk4fs almost everywhere, it depends. There are gated communities where children are relatively safe, but every parent knows that they can't let their kids leave their sight. Most touristic places are "safe", but kidnappings can happen everywhere. I don't want to say that you have to live in fear, but you certainly have to be very very careful and mindful of your surroundings
@@Elena-bk4fs It's not everywhere like that other lady said. My hometown is a relatively small municipal where majority of the time nothing exciting ever happens. The state is Hidalgo if you ever heard of it. It's mostly the bigger cities where all the stuff goes down. And it also depends which part of the cities. I live in Chicago and I feel more concerned when I go out here then when I went to Mexico city on new years 🤷. Anything can happen anywhere I suppose
I live in Mexico, I think there is still a lot of empathic people out there, yesterday my aunt's neighbor's house caught on fire and today people from all over the city came to help them, by giving them money or daily necessities. You say that people most of the times turn around and pretend that nothing's happening but I don't think that's true as I've met and seen quite a lot of selfless people in my life. I think that the worse thing about Mexico is the hopelessness that comes from being unable to change the status quo as a normal citizen and how the government has been handling the narco situation in a lot of cities as well as the constant corruption and poverty.
Right now we're at McDonalds and it's currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to McDonalds at 3 in the morning. You. Can order the Among Us happy meal.
Me and my mom we're almost kidnapped in the middle of the road in a Mexican state called Michoacan when I was a kid, we had to hide in a gas station for 10 minutes and the gas station workers had to tell them they hadn't seen anyone. Sadly it happens more than you'd think and most Mexicans have stories about someone almost being victim of narco violence or something happening to a family or friend, or even personal stories like mine.
My husband can’t even visit his hometown in Mexico, I wanna go so bad but he said no. He hasn’t gone since 2006. His parents want to go to their home that they built from the ground up near Nuevo León so badly, but they can’t do that either. They said it’s too dangerous. So sad that they can’t even go to their country to visit their own home.. My father in law’s parents couldn’t even be buried in Mexico the way they wanted bc it’s so dangerous. They had to be buried in the Rio Grande Valley. 😔
@@pookiepoopiepants Due to Covid they weren’t allowed to take the parents back from McAllen, TX to where they’re from in Mexico to have their burials. That along with violence going on in their hometown as well. Their wishes couldn’t be fulfilled for those reasons. 😔
I understand your feelings, some places have decent houses and people sometimes pay you to take care of their houses, they do this because of the level of deaths by cartels :(
You should talk about the folklore about Mexico and Central America. There’s always a story to be told when the drunk tios decide to scare you, ghost stories to duendes lol
Great new video Joel. We used to visit the border towns back in the 90s to go shopping & to eat some amazing food if you knew which restaurants to go to. I loved the people and culture of Mexico. Always met such lovely people. But unfortunately we can’t do that anymore due to all the violence. So sad. I feel for all the good people of Mexico that have to live in fear 😞. I hope one day, it won’t be that way for them anymore.
@@karterwolff817 and where in mexico do you live to confirm this? The cartels are more like businessmen in the majority of mexico, they keep the peace in most parts, they kill gangs and wipe undesirables off the streets to keep the peace where they live, where they keep their safehouses, etc. They have no business with innocent people going about their day.
Has anyone ever got through a whole video without falling asleep? Ya , me either 😃 I have to continually find where I left off and try again. This is definitely my go to place if I want to fall asleep ❤️❤️
I mean no. I don't fall right to sleep, I actually listen to the story instead of using it as white noise but go off I guess My white noise is forensic files currently so I get it
As a Mexican American after years of hearing of stories like these that I somewhat understand why Americans/Caucasians are so Hateful or scared of Mexicans (not that it justifies it) It's horrible, simply because I see and have experienced both sides of the coin in Life as they say. I love my Mexican & humble Roots, but it's a shame that this is a reality in Mexican Country as a whole. These stories break my heart.
Same. It's absolutely terrifying, reading these comments and hearing these stories. I'm proud of my heritage and would love to meet the other side of my family as well as explore my homeland, but all I ever hear is murder, drug cartels, and kidnappings. It's horrible and makes me anxious and worried for my family.
I remember being 4yrs old in the early 2000s walking on the streets of Mexico with my mother at night. We would visit often for two weeks to visit family. These days its gotten too dangerous, the visits are fewer and only the weekend. I miss those days when Mexico was safer. Now you could be killed if you piss off the wrong person. Coming out after dark is a risk for anyone at any age.
These stories are so horrific and depressing. I really wish the best for Mexico. It is such a beautiful country and many of the people living there are incredibly kind and welcoming. I went on vacation there one time to the Yucatan peninsula. It was incredibly beautiful. Everyone we met there was extremely friendly. I really enjoyed my time and hope to visit again. It was a much safer area than Cancun but the signs of violence were still there. At the airport were security officers/military officers armed with assault rifles, and along the highway, I saw many wooden towers with soldiers in them, again armed with assault rifles. It was very unsettling. I hope Mexico can find peace and I wish the best for its people.
It's crazy to think there was a lot of war between the cartels in 2010 and my dad still took us on vacation in July to our hometown. Glad we made it back to the US without any trouble 😷
Alright I remember a story my dad told me about the cartels. Basically there was this girl who was going to Mexico to do her quince, mind you, this girl was posting some stuff (I think in facebook?) like the house she had, where she was going to and what she was bringing with to Mexico. The cartels ended up seeing what she posted and kidnapped her of course, they called her parents and demanded a large amount of money from them seeing as what the daughter had and how big and beautiful their house was. The father said he only had 100k but they wanted 200k. The father asked If they can get their daughter back and they agreed.... They sent her to them but only half of her body. My guess is the same as yours if you're wondering which half of her they sent them, though I'm guessing they sent her upper body merely to traumatize them. I don't know much details same for my dad, he got this story from a co-worker and he probably got it from somebody else too. But please don't post personal stuff, especially where you are going to and stay safe!
This dude is the best ay just keeps coming to think he sits there for hours reading story after story good work keep it up bro respect from Australia 🇦🇺
So many tragic stories. Having lived in El Paso, Texas (on the border with Juarez, Mexico) and in Columbus, New Mexico (about 2 miles from Palomas, Mexico) for some years, the things we saw and heard about is chilling. I am fascinated by these stories to this day....
No one should have to go threw that S**t regardless of what place in the world you are from. People can be so cruel sometimes. But for every soul-less person is an angel waiting to save an innocent life.
Always perfect timing I’m feeling really sick today so I lm taking my pain medicine and all my other daily maids and lay down and listen to let’s read podcasts so thank you Joel for always posting frequently and read very interesting yet weird and scary stories I hope this helps me get better and get to sleep tonight so thank you for then perfect timing huge fan and hop to hear from you this time or one day🙏🏿❤️❤️
I'm from South Texas and I live 10 minutes away from Mission. Ever since I was small there was always a weird scary vibe going to Mission. I like visiting La Lomita!
and my great grandparent's empty house has been taken over by the Zetas in Mexico from what I hear. I guess I will never see my grandmother's wedding dress ever again.
They are 💔stories. I’m Puertorican but I love everything Mexican culture, its so sad that the good ppl in Mexico have to live terrorized in heir own home and that ppl that would love to visit and learn about the culture can due to fear of being kidnapped, drugged or killed
I am from Reynosa and lived there for a while. It's so much worse now 🙃🙃🙃 don't go if you don't have to. It sucks and it's depressing but especially for your American or they know your American and have family there, they're gonna use it. Stay safe everyone 💖💖
Guys let support him by clicking on the ad link and actually trying it out and paying if u like it would be like paying fro patriot but also getting good movies
I like the way u hear every syllable as he speaks. I can almost see the words as he says them ,like the smoking caterpillar on the mushroom in the orginal alice in wonderland. No I don't have the Closed caption option on.
Like Bobby’s story, but I was almost drugged like that. Staying at the exact Iberostar in Cozumel a few years back. I had a tequila (18 years old at the time) it tasted off so I didn’t finish it but I was very buzzed after a small sip.
im from mexico but live in the United States..all those storys i do believe they happen ..mexico is beautiful place to go but very scary to. all those story happens every day..
I live very close to Reynosa and I'm basically in a war zone, the Z are entering my town where the golfos are, so most nights or very early in morning you can hear A LOT of gunshots (sorry bad English)
JEEZUZ! MY DUDE WHO IS NOW IN CHICAGO. I'm glad you're here. Chicago is pretty cool. I have my opinion on things but there's honestly no where else in the US I think I'd want to live. My sister is going to Talum next month. =/ but i read its not bad there, and is one of the safer places in Mexico. Im so sorry all of you guys went through these horrible things.. and i feel bad for those who never made it out..
popped up on my feed, thought "alright, let's hear some scary ghost stories from my country", then you mentioned Reynosa and I was like "alright, some scary stories near me (I'm from Matamoros)....... well, I was expecting scary stories and that's what I received.
Posted 4 minutes ago. 😂 I've literally never been this early to anything in my life. 😂😂✋🏼 Thank you so much for your efforts, I love the stories you select. 🥰🥰
Not trying to get political here but these stories can provide a perspective as to why families and people would risk EVERYTHING to come to the US. If nothing else, I would hope these stories can invoke empathy among many of us to realize that we have it good comparably although yes the US has its own skeletons in the closet. Sadly, I feel in today's world, empathy for fellow man is near impossible so long as the narrative "us against them" continues to be pushed relentlessly.
First of all I love your channel! Second I Was never taught in Texas History class back in middle school about The Massacre. Mostly focused on the Alamo. Thank you! I must look into it now that it has piqued my interest!
I mean that was back then they were pretty terrifying but all the other cartels started ganging up on them So eventually the ones are crazy as hell break up with the zetas
Never new how ruthless the Mexican Drug Cartel is. I knew that they were deadly but this shed a new light on it. And I was surprised about the corruption of the police and government
I am so grateful to be in America, sometimes I really feel like people don’t truly appreciate America and all it’s amazing benefits! It is a terrifying world out there!
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I MISS BEING ABLE TO INTERACT WITH YOU ON LIVE BUDDY! I remember you saying that your computer was broken? Is that why you haven't doing lives for awhile?? I hope everything is OK hun?! Can't wait till everything is back to normal! Thank you for your hard work!
Thanks Joel! I miss your Lives . And I miss your singing on the Lives ! Lol! I hope you’re well and all is good with you🌸🌺 .
What another You Tuber did in another genre, is open a Go Fund Me page . He used his You Tube name and asked for donations for a new computer . He got $1800 in three days and then shut down his GFM page . He then filmed when he bought the iMac desktop and when he unboxed it at home 🌺🌺🌸🌸🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌸🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺. I think you’d get the same support he did . But I totally understand if you don’t want to do it ! 🌸🌸🌺🌺
@@JamieLawrenceSTUDENT-io5yb 😂😂
Dude, I´m from Mexico, I´m a big fan of ours and wrote a scary true story since a while a ago already but honestly have never been to reddit and don´t know how to submit the damn thing. Please, help! It´s already written and double-checked
You better be getting paid good for that ish
This guy just doesn't stop, he's always consistent no matter what, RESPECT.
Right?
Mad respect
Him and mr ballen , I used to like mr nightmare but he doesn’t upload a lot of new content
I agree. He’s very committed to his subscribers and his channel. He should have at least a million subscribers. So many horror and true crime channels that have the amount of subscribers he has along with a patreon account slack off to the point video uploads go from once or twice a week to every other week or sometimes longer. They live off their subscribers and viewers without having to do much work.
So true. I work 7 days a week and listen while I work... It's a godsend that he produces so many videos
I promise streams will be back soon! Just putting everything together now :D
🕓 TIME STAMPS:
Story 1►2:56
Story 2►9:36
Story 3►20:13
Story 4►29:01
Story 5►36:35
Story 6►45:42
Great Joel! 🌸🌺🌸🌺
when livestreams comin back man i miss em
Thank you I did not think I would last through that endless plug.
Thanks bb, i miss you 😘
I looooove when there’s times stamps 🥰 thanks Joel
I swear, those cartel stories are way scarier than any ghost story I hear. It's crazy what humans are capable to do to other humans :(
Yep, sadly it's always scarier when it's true stories about how evil humans are.
I hate hearing about cartel stuff, it makes me sad.
What's really sad about cartel stories is that even if someone makes them up on their own, they can coincidentally be real stories that happened to other people. That's how crazy cartels are :(
Honestly. It gives me the shivers
Me and my mom we're almost kidnapped in the middle of the road in a Mexican state called Michoacan, we had to hide in a gas station for 10 minutes and the gas station workers had to tell them they hadn't seen anyone. Sadly it happens more than you'd think and a lot of us Mexicans have stories about someone we know almost being victim to narco violence or happening to us.
The 2nd story was absolutely horrifying, I can’t imagine what it’s like to go through something like that. I hope the OP is doing alright nowadays.
@Tony Ducati FG it does seem kind of weird, I feel like if I went through this. I wouldn’t tell anyone I’d be way too disturbed.
Scariest thing about México? Our judicial system
Also, that fucking ghost in your house that likes to slam doors and pull your covers at night and doesn't even leave when you slam the cacerolas.
But really, worse thing about México: apathy. There are people that can be good and help you when you need it, but most of the times they turn around and pretend that nothing's happening. It sucks that violence and crime are so common that people no longer feel like changing things, they no longer feel like helping others, it's really sad and scary.
i hope this isn’t ignorant but is it like that everywhere in mexico? how safe is it for children to play outside unsupervised?
@@Elena-bk4fs almost everywhere, it depends. There are gated communities where children are relatively safe, but every parent knows that they can't let their kids leave their sight. Most touristic places are "safe", but kidnappings can happen everywhere.
I don't want to say that you have to live in fear, but you certainly have to be very very careful and mindful of your surroundings
@@Elena-bk4fs i mean I guess but everything is run by the cartel even the tourist places
@@Elena-bk4fs It's not everywhere like that other lady said. My hometown is a relatively small municipal where majority of the time nothing exciting ever happens. The state is Hidalgo if you ever heard of it. It's mostly the bigger cities where all the stuff goes down. And it also depends which part of the cities. I live in Chicago and I feel more concerned when I go out here then when I went to Mexico city on new years 🤷. Anything can happen anywhere I suppose
I live in Mexico, I think there is still a lot of empathic people out there, yesterday my aunt's neighbor's house caught on fire and today people from all over the city came to help them, by giving them money or daily necessities. You say that people most of the times turn around and pretend that nothing's happening but I don't think that's true as I've met and seen quite a lot of selfless people in my life.
I think that the worse thing about Mexico is the hopelessness that comes from being unable to change the status quo as a normal citizen and how the government has been handling the narco situation in a lot of cities as well as the constant corruption and poverty.
It's about time I was represented, Joel. Keep up the good work!
Well I’ll be damned... how long have you been a subscriber for?
Right now we're at McDonalds and it's currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to McDonalds at 3 in the morning. You. Can order the Among Us happy meal.
@Darth Sidious Are you upset too. it doesn't exist. I'm sorry. Maybe the among us happy will exist later.
The cartel stories are absolutely terrifying I don’t know how people can do this to other humans
Sadly, no different than the mafia. End times, evil is multiplying.
Me and my mom we're almost kidnapped in the middle of the road in a Mexican state called Michoacan when I was a kid, we had to hide in a gas station for 10 minutes and the gas station workers had to tell them they hadn't seen anyone. Sadly it happens more than you'd think and most Mexicans have stories about someone almost being victim of narco violence or something happening to a family or friend, or even personal stories like mine.
My husband can’t even visit his hometown in Mexico, I wanna go so bad but he said no. He hasn’t gone since 2006. His parents want to go to their home that they built from the ground up near Nuevo León so badly, but they can’t do that either. They said it’s too dangerous. So sad that they can’t even go to their country to visit their own home.. My father in law’s parents couldn’t even be buried in Mexico the way they wanted bc it’s so dangerous. They had to be buried in the Rio Grande Valley. 😔
What was the issue with the burial?? That's so sad
@@pookiepoopiepants Due to Covid they weren’t allowed to take the parents back from McAllen, TX to where they’re from in Mexico to have their burials. That along with violence going on in their hometown as well. Their wishes couldn’t be fulfilled for those reasons. 😔
Sis u work for the CIA?
I understand your feelings, some places have decent houses and people sometimes pay you to take care of their houses, they do this because of the level of deaths by cartels :(
@@crystal_roses I'm really sorry. That sucks.
You should talk about the folklore about Mexico and Central America. There’s always a story to be told when the drunk tios decide to scare you, ghost stories to duendes lol
They are always the scariest stories ever!
Great new video Joel. We used to visit the border towns back in the 90s to go shopping & to eat some amazing food if you knew which restaurants to go to. I loved the people and culture of Mexico. Always met such lovely people. But unfortunately we can’t do that anymore due to all the violence. So sad. I feel for all the good people of Mexico that have to live in fear 😞. I hope one day, it won’t be that way for them anymore.
you get more spooped than we do, trust me lol, cartels don't target innocent ppl
I feel for them, too.
@@flyingmagicalguy yes they do some at least like terrorist cartels
@@karterwolff817 and where in mexico do you live to confirm this? The cartels are more like businessmen in the majority of mexico, they keep the peace in most parts, they kill gangs and wipe undesirables off the streets to keep the peace where they live, where they keep their safehouses, etc. They have no business with innocent people going about their day.
@john Cennalol so much ignorance and lack of common sense in these comments smh
Proud to be 🇲🇽 can’t wait to listen to this 😎
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LMFAO
proud to be from a shithole yet live here in America LOL
@@jonathandeleon5588 cmon man tf was that necessary 🤷🏻♂️
Has anyone ever got through a whole video without falling asleep? Ya , me either 😃 I have to continually find where I left off and try again. This is definitely my go to place if I want to fall asleep ❤️❤️
I go back and listen the next day.
The sleep is definitely worth it IMO. You can always go back and listen to where you left off ;)
@only_two genders_exist Did you hear the stories told in his video?? The murders and massacres and corruption...?
I listen to it with my earbuds on at work
I mean no. I don't fall right to sleep, I actually listen to the story instead of using it as white noise but go off I guess
My white noise is forensic files currently so I get it
Joel's voice is the most soothing voice ever
And then the transition song wakes me tf up
@@daedricdorito1142 lool
Pretty spooky amigo 🇲🇽✨🤌🏽
As a Mexican American after years of hearing of stories like these that I somewhat understand why Americans/Caucasians are so Hateful or scared of Mexicans (not that it justifies it) It's horrible, simply because I see and have experienced both sides of the coin in Life as they say. I love my Mexican & humble Roots, but it's a shame that this is a reality in Mexican Country as a whole. These stories break my heart.
Same. It's absolutely terrifying, reading these comments and hearing these stories. I'm proud of my heritage and would love to meet the other side of my family as well as explore my homeland, but all I ever hear is murder, drug cartels, and kidnappings. It's horrible and makes me anxious and worried for my family.
Yea us blacks have enough crazy people the cartel's don't scare us
Aye foo I'll listen to this at night.....nah nvm I'll listen to it now nice thumbnail homie
Its 3:01 am, and I'm hearing these stories like "yo that's f*cked up homie"
Bruh last night I was up till 6 these stories got me paranoid in my own goddamn room
@@g59gng 💯💯 I was like I cant be falling asleep to these🤣
@@boogiemontana9972 fr, I be waking up screaming 😭
I can’t believe I didn’t discover this channel sooner. I love your narration👍🏼
Welcome to the swamp!! Haha jk
I remember being 4yrs old in the early 2000s walking on the streets of Mexico with my mother at night. We would visit often for two weeks to visit family. These days its gotten too dangerous, the visits are fewer and only the weekend. I miss those days when Mexico was safer. Now you could be killed if you piss off the wrong person. Coming out after dark is a risk for anyone at any age.
I feel most of these will be about cartel :( I love scary stories but my mom is mexican and lives there so i will worry about her even moreeeee
These stories are so horrific and depressing. I really wish the best for Mexico. It is such a beautiful country and many of the people living there are incredibly kind and welcoming. I went on vacation there one time to the Yucatan peninsula. It was incredibly beautiful. Everyone we met there was extremely friendly. I really enjoyed my time and hope to visit again. It was a much safer area than Cancun but the signs of violence were still there. At the airport were security officers/military officers armed with assault rifles, and along the highway, I saw many wooden towers with soldiers in them, again armed with assault rifles. It was very unsettling. I hope Mexico can find peace and I wish the best for its people.
The scariest one of all is when I forgot to put the chicken out and almost burnt the house down for not taking the beans off the stove
Haha same
Use the microwave😁
@@jennyrose9454 Why would you cook beans in the microwave?
@@KingdomKali oh you mean COOK.
lol I never cook beans I just heat up ones already cooked😁.
Yeah trying to look them would be a damn mess lol.
@@jennyrose9454 yeah we cheap people buy, wash, and cook bags of dry beans lol
I always love listening to your videos when I can't sleep. Thank you
It's crazy to think there was a lot of war between the cartels in 2010 and my dad still took us on vacation in July to our hometown. Glad we made it back to the US without any trouble 😷
Early
Why does your voice always calms me
Woot! Best channel to listen too while I’m at work!
The intro you used for this video is my favorite out of all the intros you have! It just hits different, ya know? I think it's the music tbh haha
Proud latina here!🇲🇽🇺🇸
Are you sure it's not latinx. .....😅
@@zombilicious hell no that's a fucking stupid word period.
hola😃
@@zombilicious No such thing
@@edgardovilla199 it's almost as if it were a joke.........
Alright I remember a story my dad told me about the cartels. Basically there was this girl who was going to Mexico to do her quince, mind you, this girl was posting some stuff (I think in facebook?) like the house she had, where she was going to and what she was bringing with to Mexico. The cartels ended up seeing what she posted and kidnapped her of course, they called her parents and demanded a large amount of money from them seeing as what the daughter had and how big and beautiful their house was. The father said he only had 100k but they wanted 200k. The father asked If they can get their daughter back and they agreed.... They sent her to them but only half of her body.
My guess is the same as yours if you're wondering which half of her they sent them, though I'm guessing they sent her upper body merely to traumatize them. I don't know much details same for my dad, he got this story from a co-worker and he probably got it from somebody else too. But please don't post personal stuff, especially where you are going to and stay safe!
The world can be such a scary place. Smh. I teared up listening to these stories.
Can’t wait for back to back stories. 💜 I can’t say it enough how much I love your voice!!! Awesome work
Viva Méxicooooo 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Dude I love listening to these stories when I’m at work! It makes the long hours more bearable and keeps me on high alert around strangers 😂
I’m going to Mexico next week. I really shouldn’t have listened to this one. 😭
hola and don't be scared and what part of Mexico you're going to?
@@luiscampos4628 Nice try Mr. Cartel
I hope you were able to return back alright
I am so excited. Thank you
Excellent stories this round. .... I truly enjoyed each and every one of them. You spoke about several eye opening topics
Omgeee Tht second story made me mad ,the cartel know they messing with poor people n asking for money Thts crazy
It's ridiculous sometimes they kill them anyways.
Yeah they are just heartless and don't care. Since its not them in that situation its so easy for them to take unfair advantages of poor people.
Thank-you Joel for all your effort, seriously can’t fall asleep without listening to these now. Who knew horror could be so soothing.☺️🙌🏻
This dude is the best ay just keeps coming to think he sits there for hours reading story after story good work keep it up bro respect from Australia 🇦🇺
Yes my daily dose of lets reads ❤ its his voice that gets me everytime 😍
So many tragic stories. Having lived in El Paso, Texas (on the border with Juarez, Mexico) and in Columbus, New Mexico (about 2 miles from Palomas, Mexico) for some years, the things we saw and heard about is chilling. I am fascinated by these stories to this day....
No one should have to go threw that S**t regardless of what place in the world you are from. People can be so cruel sometimes. But for every soul-less person is an angel waiting to save an innocent life.
Always perfect timing I’m feeling really sick today so I lm taking my pain medicine and all my other daily maids and lay down and listen to let’s read podcasts so thank you Joel for always posting frequently and read very interesting yet weird and scary stories I hope this helps me get better and get to sleep tonight so thank you for then perfect timing huge fan and hop to hear from you this time or one day🙏🏿❤️❤️
Hope you feel better soon 😊
Get well soon 🤍
The Wailing is a Shudder classic and it’s INSANE. One of my favorite movies
I'm from South Texas and I live 10 minutes away from Mission. Ever since I was small there was always a weird scary vibe going to Mission. I like visiting La Lomita!
and my great grandparent's empty house has been taken over by the Zetas in Mexico from what I hear. I guess I will never see my grandmother's wedding dress ever again.
This is my favorite video. This made my night Thank you ! 🙌
Hearing Joel speak Spanish is both funny and very nice to listen to.
My favorite favorite favorite story reader!
Trying to fix my sleep schedule and have been up for almost twenty four hours so this is perfect to have pop up rn
Viva Mexico 🇲🇽🇲🇽
Perfect timing and I have shudder ❤
Wow. Thank you for the stories.
Very interesting and heartbreaking stories Lets Read!.
They are 💔stories. I’m Puertorican but I love everything Mexican culture, its so sad that the good ppl in Mexico have to live terrorized in heir own home and that ppl that would love to visit and learn about the culture can due to fear of being kidnapped, drugged or killed
@@ctmarie7172 Very true, that's what I was thinking while listening to these stories.
You've got some great thumbnails, sir.
I've been a subscriber for a while now and have listened to every story! I love everyone of them, plus has helped my insomnia. Great work Joel ❤
I am from Reynosa and lived there for a while. It's so much worse now 🙃🙃🙃 don't go if you don't have to. It sucks and it's depressing but especially for your American or they know your American and have family there, they're gonna use it. Stay safe everyone 💖💖
Guys let support him by clicking on the ad link and actually trying it out and paying if u like it would be like paying fro patriot but also getting good movies
I actually got shudder bc of him, and actually quite enjoyed it. But I got rid it bc I stopped watching it.
Just the glow of my phone under my blanket tent. Time to relax listening to unsettling stories. 😂🤣 Here we go...
"I live just outside of Mission TX." Yes! My home town!
I live in Reynosa and that first story really hit home to so many stories and times we've felt that sort of fear 😰
@@lizbethguevara1370 I'm sorry to hear that, I could only imagine. I hope you stay safe out there.
@@lizbethguevara1370 I haven't been to Reynosa since I was a kid.
Yeah its kinda sad to say but you get used to a certain routine and learn to recognize sertain people and stuff like that
Listened 27/4/22 11:03am. 🇬🇧
Hearing llorona being pronounced correctly fills me with unexplainable happiness
Perfect timing! Thank you, Joel! 😊
I like the way u hear every syllable as he speaks. I can almost see the words as he says them ,like the smoking caterpillar on the mushroom in the orginal alice in wonderland. No I don't have the Closed caption option on.
Most underrated narrator.
And meme page owner :) 🤟
Hola from spain its 00:23 here.
hola
@john Cenna bruhhh😂😂
@john Cenna bruhhhhh
@john Cenna bruhhhhh
Love the video ready ❤️💜💜
Damn pretty bad he thinks Chicago is safe, that’s amazing wow.
I can always count on Let's Read for a new story.
Like Bobby’s story, but I was almost drugged like that. Staying at the exact Iberostar in Cozumel a few years back. I had a tequila (18 years old at the time) it tasted off so I didn’t finish it but I was very buzzed after a small sip.
*Update* one of my friends uncle was murdered yesterday in Mexico, idk if was a cartel thing or not. What a weird coincidence.
@@generalgrevious7635 Jesus, that’s awful.
Scary stories from México? You mean the news? Hehehe ✌🏽😎✌🏽
Simón !
im from mexico but live in the United States..all those storys i do believe they happen ..mexico is beautiful place to go but very scary to. all those story happens every day..
Me gusto este video, sigue con el buen trabajo lol loved it 👍
I live very close to Reynosa and I'm basically in a war zone, the Z are entering my town where the golfos are, so most nights or very early in morning you can hear A LOT of gunshots (sorry bad English)
thanks for putting the sounds back
JEEZUZ! MY DUDE WHO IS NOW IN CHICAGO. I'm glad you're here. Chicago is pretty cool. I have my opinion on things but there's honestly no where else in the US I think I'd want to live.
My sister is going to Talum next month. =/ but i read its not bad there, and is one of the safer places in Mexico. Im so sorry all of you guys went through these horrible things.. and i feel bad for those who never made it out..
I was hoping for scary paranormal stories this is just heartbreaking
Lol, 30 seconds into the first story "driving at night in 2009" ohhh nooo
Calderon 7n7
The Cartels are ruining Mexico, Jesus.
popped up on my feed, thought "alright, let's hear some scary ghost stories from my country", then you mentioned Reynosa and I was like "alright, some scary stories near me (I'm from Matamoros)....... well, I was expecting scary stories and that's what I received.
Posted 4 minutes ago. 😂 I've literally never been this early to anything in my life. 😂😂✋🏼 Thank you so much for your efforts, I love the stories you select. 🥰🥰
¡Viva México! 🇲🇽
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As a mexican that lives near the border this this very informative information.
Thank you
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Not trying to get political here but these stories can provide a perspective as to why families and people would risk EVERYTHING to come to the US. If nothing else, I would hope these stories can invoke empathy among many of us to realize that we have it good comparably although yes the US has its own skeletons in the closet. Sadly, I feel in today's world, empathy for fellow man is near impossible so long as the narrative "us against them" continues to be pushed relentlessly.
First of all I love your channel! Second I Was never taught in Texas History class back in middle school about The Massacre. Mostly focused on the Alamo. Thank you! I must look into it now that it has piqued my interest!
Thanks Let's Read ☺️❤️
Yassss I'm early. 👏👏
Man los zetas were terrifying
I mean that was back then they were pretty terrifying but all the other cartels started ganging up on them So eventually the ones are crazy as hell break up with the zetas
@@luiscampos4628 yea they a thing of the past its still scary what they did
@@cuhrlitos I mean yeah the the destruction that they left it's pretty sad
Never new how ruthless the Mexican Drug Cartel is. I knew that they were deadly but this shed a new light on it. And I was surprised about the corruption of the police and government
Quality as always👌🏼♥️
𝟛𝟘𝟜𝕥𝕙! 𝕃𝕠𝕝 𝕝𝕠𝕧𝕖 𝕪𝕒 𝕁𝕠𝕖𝕝!! ❤️😍🥰😘
I am so grateful to be in America, sometimes I really feel like people don’t truly appreciate America and all it’s amazing benefits! It is a terrifying world out there!
Mucho Gracias joel, Viva El Butter socks!!!
Ive been waiting for some like this
Viva Mexico
mexican story’s are always the most scary, would you agree?
Let's goooo