Hasn't it already been successfully determined to be a creepy edit of this young Japanese woman on some old forum or chatroom who was harassed for being fat? If we go this whole video not acknowledging that story, confirmed or not, I'm going to be very disappointed and let down by just the second video.
Y'all should cover Borrasca. Great story. I heard Wendigoon talk about it in some podcast clip and thought it sounded cool so I went and read it. Y'all should get that story in front of more people and do a creep cast episode about it.
For me it was the mere act of using the opening of your horror tale to establish your deadly-dangerous murder-killer couldn't physically overpower a child. It's a power move, I grant you, a hilarious one.
@sydneyslaughter7163 lowkey I will say one thing I think a lot of the weird mistakes and ideas that came from being young actually lend something of course they didn't think of them but like if you really like listen to meat canyon at the end there's like a weirdly good idea of his parents being what created him but like they sorta did maybe it wasn't stated but I think if you decide to think about what's unsaid there's possibly an ability to expand this
@@bakearound7404fr but honestly with todays society and alot of the mass shootings becoming local news that doesnt typically reach out of the state unless of it being a specifically bad case, I think we could also assume the worst
@@Warfraei get that this is a joke but legitimately fantasizing about killing someone whether they’ve harmed you or not is beyond psychotic, just saying this for the sadly growing population of people who seem to forget when someone says something that isn’t meant to be taken seriously
I fucking love the "cop arrives and decides a specific punishment, sentences child and takes them away" part. Literally just Judge Dredd. Perfect. Beautiful.
I wan to know what kind of nightmare police state these people live in between that, and the fact that the cops always seem to be around every corner and respond to calls in seconds.
he used to be an overweight kid, he had to actually try to be popular. What i'm saying is: you develop better skills if you need to fit in. I'm sure he was the one doing voices, cracking jokes, drawing caricatures etc.. Maybe i'm projecting, but that's what i did
I actually kind of love how the story is written, because like you were saying, it's 100% done by a kid, and it fills me with nostalgia because these are some of the same issues I ran into when writing at that age. It's like loving a child's drawings because you can just feel how enthusiastic they were about their creative efforts.
Yeah, it's very raw and just goes with reckless abandon as is the way with most things you do as a kid. I'm very grateful to the story for a few different reasons, but the one I wanted to mention is the more recent Jeff The Killer stories we now have thanks to the original! An author whose name I can't recall but one who is a legit craftsman wrote what could be considered a faithful re-imagining of sorts. The origin of JtK was made into a gripping narrative as the writing has been punched way up but many plot/setting elements remain intact, plus there's a few other stories about other characters that are equally as good. Highly recommended!
I think the best thing about the Jeff story is how it's a perfect time capsule for the mid 2000's tweenage angst deviantart edgelord era. For as bad as it is from a story standpoint, you just know the kid writing it had so much fun and thought it was SO badass; and I think that's great.
I like to think the world of Jeff the Killer is just so cartoonishly riddled with crime and 13 year old angst, that a neighborhood where the children skateboard around with guns and knives is considered fancy in everyone's eyes.
@ChillHills I think there's a good amount of legwork to be done in Jeff the killer possibly there's some weird like family things going like past child angst that's obviously there but like I think it's about parental abuse fully because the parents seem to be a driving force of negativity
Recent breakthroughs have pretty much cracked the case, it comes from a japanese trend on 2chan or niconico called "make me cute", where people would take pictures of people and make them creepy. The original jeff the killer is an image of a female japanese influencer.
@@chilibeer3912 I don't know but I already feel like that must be true. Haunted Gaming like a decade ago was what got me into the whole Creepypasta/Scary Story scene. And speaking of that, didn't someone recently make a pretty fantastic video talking about that image and tried like hell to learn about it's origins? Was it Nexpo, maybe? Whoever it was did a phenomenal job.
My favorite lore about Jeff is that in one of his sequel stories is that he has a college level degree in computers and created a TH-cam account to steal IPs to hunt more victims.
I was in the creepypasta fandom during its peak on tumblr and deviantart. Jeff was always portrayed as this anime boy who’s kinda crazy but more emo if anything. Despite never reading the story at the time, I already figured that the emo anime boy depiction was a fandom interpretation. Just because I assumed the creepypasta would be what the Slenderman story was, a creepy tale about a killer. However, listening to this now, I realized that no, the fandom portrayal is actually the most accurate. He really is a terribly written emo anime boy.
@@___von___7377 tbh it would probably work better. At least if it’s in an anime format you already expect the tropes used in the story and its easier to suspend your disbelief
@@GoofyGooberGooberySunrise Jane the killer. She was her own thing I believe. Sort of like a spin off not necessarily a gender bend. I wasn’t into the ships. I was too busy with the y/n stuff 😭
@@GoofyGooberGooberySunrise *Sigh of regret* I have a great memory, which really fucking sucks because I remember things like shitty creepypastas I was into when in middle school, going through my Insane Clown Posse phase. There's this origin story, a part two and three that is completely pointless slasher filler. Then, there's an even WORSE Slenderman vs Jeff The Killer. And then... Jeff vs Jane. Jeff killed Jane's family and accidentally left Jane alive. Classic revenge story mixed in with "I Fell In Love With An Emo Girl." JTK got rebooted about a decade later and is tolerable for the most part.
Dear god I _need_ a feature length Jeff the Killer animation from Meatcanyon. I swear, creepypastas are an untapped goldmine for these two to bring back to relevancy right now.
My boyfriend introduced me to Meatcanyon and I introduced him to Wendigoon. This is my all-time favorite crossover. God bless you two beautiful people!
@@IDontmeanit Funny story, that. My boyfriend has been staunchly atheist as long as I've known him. Until a few months ago. He decided to tailgate the guy in front of him, the guy brake checked him and my boyfriend rear-ended him. Boyfriend gets out, starts yelling, screaming, cussing, etc. while I'm sitting there shaking my head. Then it all goes silent and the car door opens. Turns out the guy my boyfriend hit was a pastor. Instead of taking the opportunity to throw hands like my guy was waiting for, the guy broke down crying and apologizing profusely. Tells us he's the pastor at a church in a parking lot connected to the road. Oh, and come to find out they share the same name. My boyfriend is dumbfounded by the entire situation. The pastor invited us to hear him preach, and we've been attending every Sunday since then. And I'll tell you something. I have seen changes in that man I never thought I would see. I prayed for him every day for over a year and I was beginning to wonder if He was listening. I'm inclined to think He always was. Sorry for the novel. Probably way more than you wanted to read, haha.
Honestly I want a big budget, Hollywood production level film made that is just this story line for line, no hint of parody or irony. Make it as genuine as humanly possible with age appropriate casting and everything. I feel that the juxtaposition of this story with those visuals would be absolutely hilarious
As a kid, I was absolutely traumatized by this image and story. Now, listening to some of my favorite TH-camrs retell it and realize how terribly written it actually was has definitely relieved my childhood trauma lol
With Wendigoon being on Creep Cast, The Red Thread, Crypto tier list and so much more I want to give a big thanks to Mrs. Wendigoon for letting him give so much of his time to us!
Iceberg Boy really deserves his success. He seems a bit like he might develop Keanu Reaves vibes over the years if he sticks to it ^^ like that super nice and friendly guy that just happens to successfull in his field without turning into some arrogant asshole over it. Let‘s hope he goes down that road and becomes TH-cam Keanu
You know what would be awesome? A story where Billy (now in his late teens) keeps having re-occurring nightmares about seeing Jeff kill Randy and get set on fire. All the while, a series of gruesome murders have been occurring and Billy has a feeling (the kind of feeling you feel when you get that feeling etc.) that he knows who’s responsible.
As a creative writer, this is actually a really cool prompt to work off of, I just might write that exact story obviously with [hopefully] better writing but you know
A story created by a toddler is better than what the first crap was.... what are we talking about here? Like dawg I instantly lost interest the moment they said something about r/ for that stairway video lmfao. Atleast with Jeff the killer it's part of a group of almost SCP like entities. Like it's far easier to be interested in this as opposed to some boring stairs in the woods....
@@oneautumnleaff2119bro, did you watch the video? Like actually watch it, it’s one of my favorite creepy stories of all time, also it was from r/nosleep, where a huge amount of creepypastas originate from post 4chan era. Like I get not liking Reddit I don’t either but that’s like the one good subreddit. Idk, I’m like honestly just kinda annoyed, like most of the stories aren’t even about the stairs, in fact the story isn’t even named that, it’s called “I’m a search and rescue officer and I have some stories” or something along those lines I can’t remember off the top of my head because I’m writing this at like 2 am and am pretty tired. Either way, like seriously dude, just read the story or watch their video, it’s one of the best.
I will never forget the Internet Historian video where Jeff is portrayed by Mark Zuckerburg’s face with Chills voice acting him (The Burger King foot lettuce guy).
I’m right with Wendigoon when he said he feels so embarrassed that Jeff used to scare him. A friend of mine was OBSESSED With creepypasta back in the late 2000’s. They’d always tell me about Ben Drowned, Laughing Jack, Eyeless Jack, Jeff The Killer, Ticci-Toby, and Slenderman and they all terrified me, especially Laughing Jack (I’ve always had a fear of clowns). I hope you guys cover more old creepypastas like this!
Yeah but if you actually met any of them in person you piss and shit immediately. 😂 Of course they're not scary because they're not real. Although they are scary with what they can do considering two girls killed their friend in 2014 to "appease" slender Man.
oh god same. i have really bad anxiety, so even if logically i knew they weren't real, there was still a big part of 10yo me who used to think "but what if it's a tulpa situation and now that everyone's talking about them they _are_ real????" embarrassing to think back on now lmao /lh
For episode 50 or so, the guys should write their own original creepypasta. I'd love to see what they can come up with given their experiences and history with the horror genre
borrasca had such a good start then drops the ball at the end to go "hmmmm whats the most fucked up thing ever lmao" It had so much potention, than it just go "rape lolol" immersion break
@@justlikeyourfathersaidI don't feel like it was immersion-breaking really, it was setting everything up and it made sense at the end but man that twist felt so sudden, such a slap in the face. I still haven't finished it lmao, not going back to that. I think it was just the fact that it got way too real way too fast. Why couldn't it just be actual skinned men smh💀
@@kanyakinanti it could've been supernatural and it would've been fine, it could've been what it is but toned down (but that would still be questionable because it's not particularly creative, imo it's in poor taste, and you could argue as to whether depictions of (child) rape, forced impregnation and human trafficking are okay to drop on an unsuspecting viewer who may have related experiences. There's a reason the subreddit this story originated from started to remove stories for being "horrible, not horror"). But it's extremely transparent that the writer is just trying to write the twist to be as horrible as it can be (it can't "just" be a secret rape-impregnation farm, that wouldn't be horrible enough apparently, it has to be dozens of women, the whole town has to be in on it, the FBI and high-ranking officials too, and the protags dad has to rape his own daughter). In my opinion, it stretches believability just to make the reveals be more depraved.
Would love for you guys to eventually talk about the “My Dog Was Lost in the Woods for Three Days” creepypasta. That one genuinely terrified me in my teens. As well as the whole Pikes Peak skinwalker creepypasta as well. Love the podcast another great episode!
"My dog was lost in the woods for three days, what came back wasn't my dog" I was about to come down here and suggest that exact one. That one still gives me chills to this day! Good pick.
My first exposure to internet creepypasta was either the Russian sleep experiment or the rake. I was very sheltered in high school because i was so rural and poor that we didn’t have internet until I went off to college, so it was a bit of culture shock when I had a tumblr nerd roommate who introduced me to all this stuff. Good memories. Thanks guys! Loved seeing you having fun out with Brandon and Matt and everyone!
I absolutely love the Russian sleep experiment and would love to hear you guys talk and dissect that story. Nothing frightened me more as a kid than that story.
It’s so funny to hear the original story and how weird and schlocky it is. Then you hear the new version and it’s like a really cool crime thriller type of story. I’m actually surprised they didn’t talk about that I feel like it’s wildly underrated.
I don’t know if this is the “new version” y’all are talking about but I could’ve swore I remembered there being a reason for Jeff’s line “go to sleep”. I thought in the story the narrator explained that Jeff wanted to kill, but still loved his brother, so he told his brother to sleep, that way he didn’t see Lu in pain/suffering when he died. That’s why when he kills in the future he tells his victim to go to sleep because the boy telling his story in the beginning reminded Jeff of his brother Lu.
I think that in the end of the story if Jeff had spared his brother and said "Shhh.. Go to sleep" before escaping the house, it would've made the whole thing more coherent and even given a new meaning to his famous saying. Having a blast with these videos!
Anytime I hear that feeling that feels kind of thing it just reminds me of that one scene from SpongeBob. Like pluh will seriously be acting like this with a straight face 😭 K: “Do you smell that?” S: “Smell what, Mr. Krabs?” K: “It’s a kind of smell.. that smelly smell… that kind of smell that smells.. smelly.” K: “..Anchovies…” S: “What?” K: “ANCHOVIES!”
The saddest part about this story to me is I can clearly see the potential. A child driven crazy by his abusive parents and neighbors, and the only person he loved was his younger brother. Man, if someone had wrote that, that could be amazing.
Woulda been interesting if we could realize that there's a lot of unsaid shit that actually does kinda make sense but only through the eyes of kids not like looking but just like genuinely remembering other than that the actual like composition is terrible
The fact that after receiving the feedback from the first episode, not only you acknowledged it but also took it as a good criticism and made changes accordingly right in the following episode says so much about you two as content creators!!
@lightseyedea763 ah, Ok. Yeah, i definitely agree. If they added some visuals to the reading , it would also be even better. Especially since Meat is known for his animations.
1:12:50 im picturing a guy pausing the scene like its a after school special and walking of the side of the screen and saying "Well you may recall.." LMAO
Meatcanyon is just built for commentary content. Glad he pivoted to more of this content, we needed his quick wit and comedic timing, and amazing voice overs. Bless papa meat
A friend of mine was so into this stuff, the Jeff story was the first I ever read and I remember at the end I made fun of it so hard he ended our friendship. Over a badly written self insert power fantasy. 😂
I really like this style of reading excerpts and then doing plot breakdowns/ interjections and thoughts in between with a wrap up at the end. It very much gives a "watching a movie with a friend" feel. I also think it would be really cool if somewhere down the line you did something akin to like a "creep collection" where you do this same sort of deep dive into a bunch of super short stories all in one episode. There are a lot of impactful stories out there that don't even break 500 words and probably couldn't carry a whole episode on its own but I think it would be a lot of fun to have you guys cover them
Thank you for taking the suggestion about reading excerpts of the story! It was way more fun and engaging. I love how much you two laughed and enjoyed the story.
I like having more of the actual source material being read, it makes the episodes a lot better for people who haven't already read the stories or have only kind of heard of them in passing
I’m so appreciative that you guys are going in talking about how terrible the writing is 😂 As someone who was already an adult when these OG creepypastas were coming out, they’ve always stunk of “I’m 14 and this is edgy” school projects that ended up in a C- and a trip to the principal’s office for the emo that wrote it 😂
@@jonesy279the assignment was one of those “write about yourself projects” you get at the beginning of the school. It’s so obvious he’s Jeff and the bullies are people he knows and it’s the classic “don’t mess with me” moments. Hell they probably said or was going to write into it, “don’t make me angry, when I am angry I see red”
i do think creepypastas, despite how flawed they are, are very charming in the same way i'm charmed by cheesy 90s horror movies, i don't think anyone i know has regretting knowing them, it's a so bad it's good type of thing, even though some of them are actually kinda well writer
I think that something that people kind of miss about Jeff the Killer in particular is that the image and the name were around way before the story in sites like 4chan. It was a sort of internet urban legend. But then when the creepypasta format started to get popular, there was a goldrush of tweens trying to put stories behind every image and urban legend they could find. I remember /X/ users hating that the image became associated with the edgy creepypasta.
Timestamps for personal reference: 2:14 Jeff the Killer summed up in one line: "If they tried to make a superhero out of a school shooter" 7:09 ah yes, a tale as old as time "childhood friend turned crack addict" 7:41 Wendigoon's "young boy" voice and Papa Meat's immediate regret 8:45 This is what children sound like (especially after what should be a deeply traumatic incident)/ first of many amazing tangents 10:35 A collab with the great Kieth David would be a dream come true! 11:16 I could listen to these two narrate all day! 13:15 Jeff the Killer fended off by the kick of a (maybe) 10 year old child 14:19 I'm all for a nitpick and bitch sess 15:15 "FANCY" neighborhood 16:18 "But I need you to do the children" horribly out of context 16:32 "Someone tries to die" lol 17:45 "Jeff is an incel" 17:53 The Jeff voice is born! 19:16 the first of many feelings that had been felt and would continue to feel this feeling of feels 21:21 "Like making fun of my grandpa" 22:05 Syndrome's words are proven correct once more 26:13 Age confirmed! This story is the personification of 13 year old angst and edginess 27:09 yo this narrator is vicious, but I won't lie that 'tub of lard' had me cracking up 28:38 This escalated so fast 30:15 In my mind now, the bullies will always be toddlers dressed like 20th century gangsters (in a FANCY neighborhood) 30:56 The boys struggle through the material (well more Wendigoon than Papa Meat) 31:38 An unexpected STI joke from the internet's favorite stepdad 32:15 "the genetic abomination or the tub of lard" 33:23 This FANCY neighborhood is overrun with rapscallions and hooligans! 36:58 "Well kid, looks like a year in juvie" 38:10 "Jeff the man with feelings" 39:04 Mother of the year 42:14 Jeff the Killer The Anime 49:21 It gets even more anime 50:24 the anime grunts continue and everything also escalates 52:22 "a posse of twelve year olds" 53:01 Randy has reached peak anime rival 54:30 Jeff was the original One Punch Man! 54:36 The boys lose their minds over Randy's death scene. Tears (of laughter) were spilled 56:47 "goon-friends" 57:42 Seriously what genre are we in?! 58:43 Papa Meat's voice work is unparalleled 1:00:25 "a pug and a bulldog" 1:01:35 This is indeed a "fancy" podcast 1:03:05 "Honey, are you ok?" is the understatement of the century 1:06:46 Berating a 9 year old 1:09:41 Mommy issues 1:12:14 That laugh tho 1:13:14 The best quote from the story 1:14:34 looking for depth where there is none 1:18:03 BOOOOOOOO!!!!! / "I throw my boo at you!" 1:19:58 Old Yeller moment 1:20:40 The many crimes of Jeff's mother
I was worried that I'd really have to just put up with just a reading of the story, but the two of you constantly cracking up and ragging on it made it actually fun to hear.
I love how its more common these days for folks to do that. It really makes the content unique, with a splash of sincerity to break up the really cringe/creepy stuff
I was a 12 yr old with a butterfly knife, and a switch blade, that I bought from a flea market vendor. I saved up my allowance for half a year for each one. The early 90s were a magical time.
This unlocked so many memories, omg. I especially remember the cringe fandom of emo girls writing Jeff as a love interest for their Mary Sue OCs. Anyway, I loved reliving the creepypasta, you guys have contagious laughs! I would love to see you guys cover SCP Foundation stories and entities in a future episode
Pov fanfics where the protagonist kills her bullies and her parents (for nor reason) and goes to the Woods to live with jeff and the other creepypastas were my absolute fav when I was 10. Specially those ones where most of them are like humans turned serial killers or some kind of idk scary monster and y/n is a cat hybrid with heterochromia and superpowers. Amazing.
I’m a middle school teacher. 12-13 is the age between 6th and 7th graders. I have kids send me their personally written stories, fan fictions, etc all the time; this was 1000000% written by a 13 year old who wanted to hurt someone 😂
Love this duo! Wendigoon is so calm, collected and knowledgeable, and MeatCanyon with his comedy chops. These guys bounce off each other so well and are great together!
I think it would be interesting to see you guys dive into some Disney related creepypastas such as "Abandoned by Disney" or "Room Zero". So far I'm loving this podcast and look forward to future episodes!
I would suggest those as the creepypastas I would be interested in the podcast covering, as well, but I'm not sure that the creator of those stories deserves the ego stroking. If my memory serves me correctly, they were a complete asshat.
@@Annihilation_Studios Yes. Written by the same person. Who, if my memory serves me correctly, was an emotionally damaged egotist. Granted, it has been just over a decade, and *maybe* their personality has changed, but... I just submit that some caution should be exercised.
I love the mental image of Jeff the 13 year old pule driving Randy the 12 year old, and then punches him in the heart so hard that it stops. Gave me tears in my eyes from laughter.
This episode feels so much like the ted the caver video which i absolutely love. Love how quick you guys were to change the format to fit the audience.
Adding the actual excerpts from the story is a really good call imo. Also I honestly had only seen the picture and heard of the story but man you can tell it hasn’t aged too well hahahah
Another great episode guys, I love the new structure. One humble suggestion, I think that during the reading portions, Wendigoon should read the prompts/actions while Hunter does the voices. That plays to both your strengths and would be very entertaining to listen to. Just my two cents, keep up the good work!
Wendidad saying “I either caught something from one of the influencers from the range, either that or got shot i cant tell” made me giggle uncontrollably for 10 mins for no apparent reason
I would love for you guys to cover the story of the orange. I forget what it was called but it was one of the earlier creepy pastas and it was very well written and I think you guys would enjoy going over it. I believe it is called “the story of her holding an orange”.
@@ozone005 without giving the story away it’s basically about a woman who continuously offers this man an orange in unconventional places throughout his life. It doesn’t sound scary but that’s the beauty of the writing because by the end an entire universe is created. Would definitely check it out.
In a metatextual sort of way, I think Jeff the Killer is a legitimately solid work of (self?-)parody. It's a perfectly vivid time capsule for not only that particular era of internet storytelling, but also for a particular phase of teenagerdom, expressed through the author's conspicuous immaturity and hilariously outmoded but wholly relatable sense of edge. If Jeff the Killer had been intended as a parody of early creepypasta and edgy teenage scrawlings, it would be undeniably laudable; thus I'd argue it deserves no less credit as such even if the author intended it to be taken seriously.
I would 100% recommend everyone to read Jeff the Killer Reboot by K.Banning-Kellum, its not perfect but its infinitelly times better and fixes a lot of the issues with the "original" for one all the kids are young adults instead of preteens which helps make the violence more believable, the dialogue is much better, Randy and his friends are portrayed as spoilt bullies instead of 50s mobster psychos and Jeff having his face burnt is written as an accident during the fight. His parents are geniuenly neglective of Liu and Jeff giving a bit more emotional depth to the character and them getting murdered, he doesnt kill Liu at the end since he has no reason to... etc.
@@tobiyoarcangel Yes. It's also done to add more into the "canon" since Liu got his own story later and characters like Jane [who also got her own story] were added.
If you want some quality (but monstrous length), NES Godzilla Creepypasta was really good, and takes the whole picture concept you guys liked with Jeff the Killer to further lengths providing really well-done pixel/sprite art in screenshots of the game. The ending's very hit-or-miss with people, but still a great story, plus a sequel's been in progress for a while with a few chapters already released.
I know a lot of people are wanting the Russian Sleep Experiment. But I'd love to see you guys look at early analog horror creepypastas. Like going over those famous early stories related to tv shows, movies, video games, radio broadcasts. It would be cool to hear a recap PLUS maybe like a compare/contrast discussion of the past vs now.
Its genuinely incredible so many kids and young teens were unironically afraid of copy pastas like this back in the day. Me kind of included, i never was really into it but i couldnt watch the videos becausw they genuinely scared me back then. Watching this now i am in tears over this, one of the funniest things ive ever seen/read.
This unlocked memories of me in high school listening to Mr. Creepypata in the background while I did homework and stuff. I am loving this dynamic and can't wait to see what you all do next!
I’d love for them to look at Pastra’s Jeff the killer rewrite. It does a good job of making the story actually creepy but also still holding respect for the original.
Hilarious episode! I only knew about Jeff the Killer from the stupid image, but hearing the actual Creepypasta is just as ridiculous was amazing. You guys added so much to the story, seriously fun listen
Wendigoons smooth and digestive delivery of information with meats voices and delivery mixed with the type of humor y'all got makes this podcast everything I could've hoped for and more! Loving every upload and will continue to click as soon as I see them❤
Randy: Oh? You stand and fight? Instead of laying there you stand and fight. How ungrateful, after your brother went to the JDC for you. Jeff: I cant kick your ass unless i stand
My favorite creepypasta is a bit of a long one. A story written by 1000vultures/Nathan Auerbach called Penpal. An absolutely amazing creepypasta that he eventually just straight up published as a book later down the line. I still revisit it from time to time, one of the few stories that really shook me to my core back during my late-ish teens.
SAME HERE. also the mother reacts in very believable ways which grounds it more in reality. I want to own the book because I also revisit it and I want to support the author.
Jeff's image has always been terrifying, and even if the mistery behind it is definitely solved at some point, I don't think I'll ever manage to completely shake off that primal fear I felt whenever I came across it for the first time.
Currently we know the image comes from japanese internet and a girl with the same face shape, hair line, and teeth with images posted on the same forums as the original jeff image have been found so it may very well be her, but we can't be sure until the actual original unaltered image is found.
This pasta is one of the funniest things I've ever heard. Your interpretation that "everyone is drunk at the great gatsby party" angle was the cherry on top. I can kind of see now how this could be semi-salvaged into a dystopian dark comedy, where the son of the stepford wives becomes the joker. Perfection.
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Ya’ll should have brought on mutahar, he knows a thing or two about the hunt for the orignal image
Hasn't it already been successfully determined to be a creepy edit of this young Japanese woman on some old forum or chatroom who was harassed for being fat? If we go this whole video not acknowledging that story, confirmed or not, I'm going to be very disappointed and let down by just the second video.
Y'all should cover Borrasca. Great story. I heard Wendigoon talk about it in some podcast clip and thought it sounded cool so I went and read it. Y'all should get that story in front of more people and do a creep cast episode about it.
Jeff felt a feeling... a feely feeling... a feely feeling that's feeling... feely...
It’s a smell a smelly smell….a smelly smelly smell of a smell.
The feeling
The feeling for kuzko
The feeling made specifically to feel kuzko
Kuzko's feeling
That feeling?
The feeling he felt when he felt that he feeled.
Best comment I’ve read
_Anchovies..._
Honestly as a teacher hearing someone describe a 9 year old as a "Long baby" is some of the funniest shit ever.
But do you agree is the question
Would you say that jedd the killer is the best piece of literature to ever grace your tip?😊
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For me it was the mere act of using the opening of your horror tale to establish your deadly-dangerous murder-killer couldn't physically overpower a child. It's a power move, I grant you, a hilarious one.
i don't think she said she was a librarian@@TheFleshRots
You just know the 12 yo kid who wrote this was thinking "this is so bad ass" the whole time.
Well that's kind of everyone when they were 12 y/o
I can indeed, having been a 12-year-old writer that also wrote absolute madness like this 😬
@sydneyslaughter7163 lowkey I will say one thing I think a lot of the weird mistakes and ideas that came from being young actually lend something of course they didn't think of them but like if you really like listen to meat canyon at the end there's like a weirdly good idea of his parents being what created him but like they sorta did maybe it wasn't stated but I think if you decide to think about what's unsaid there's possibly an ability to expand this
Me when I was 13. I would write stories and I thought it was good. It was so cringe 😭
Dude when I was 12 I thought this story was badass. But looking back now I agree with Papa Meat in saying " it's so anime" 😆
This was 100% written by a kid who wanted to kill his bullies
Collectively I think we can all agree that we hope whoever wrote this is doing good now.
@@bakearound7404 unfortunately he's probably a Reddit or discord mod now 😔
@@bakearound7404fr but honestly with todays society and alot of the mass shootings becoming local news that doesnt typically reach out of the state unless of it being a specifically bad case, I think we could also assume the worst
*smoking a cigarette* Haven’t we all as a collective been there.
@@Warfraei get that this is a joke but legitimately fantasizing about killing someone whether they’ve harmed you or not is beyond psychotic, just saying this for the sadly growing population of people who seem to forget when someone says something that isn’t meant to be taken seriously
I fucking love the "cop arrives and decides a specific punishment, sentences child and takes them away" part. Literally just Judge Dredd. Perfect. Beautiful.
I wan to know what kind of nightmare police state these people live in between that, and the fact that the cops always seem to be around every corner and respond to calls in seconds.
@@AkuTenshiiZeroit’s just children who have a vague knowledge of police officers from tv shows most likely.
Didn't someone make a creepy pasta for the little brother as well? I can't remember what happens to him though
The mom asking “honey, are you okay?” has some real Kyle asking “what’s wrong?” energy.
The mom is clearly an alcoholic.
"your mom died three days ago, get over it"
@@rafaelt8589 “Yo, your wife looks mad funny in that box, dude!”
"Hey Kimber! Hey Kimber they got TEA!”
@@YodaOnABender “WHAT? I’m BORED-“
I love when Jeff said “I’m going to Jeff the kill you” and started Jeff the killing all over the place
“What’s with this Jeff guy? It’s almost like he’s some kind of killer.”
So your telling me, we're dealing with some 'Jeff the killer'?
Maybe the real Jeff the Killer was the friends we made along the way...
Is there a lore reason why jeff the killer is killing? Is he a killer or something?
Jorge the Murderer at it again
Borrasca was so fucked up I had to come back to this one for a palate cleanser
same
same, its crazy how this story feels lighthearted in comparison
Same
Read borasca pt 5 if you havent yet. It offers some closure while still being really fucked up. Its got big Stephen King's "IT" vibes
literally i feel awful after that man
If you aren't listening to Linkin Park, Three Days Grace, Korn, or 30 Seconds to Mars while reading Jeff the Killer, you're doing it wrong
If you're not reading Jeff's lines in Chills' voice you're doing it wrong.
I'm more of a Wiz Khalifa or Fettywap or maybe Bon Jovi fan personally
@dylanhenson3581 I'm making a reference to how edgy this story is, lol.
@@SeaJayLY Lol haven't seen Borrasca yet I take it
Who puts korn on the same level as 30 seconds to mars.
Hunter's voice acting is really good. Pulling random accents and voice types on the spot is really impressive.
He steals the souls of those he makes videos on. Its why hes able to do voices so well, hes like the american Shang Tsung
he used to be an overweight kid, he had to actually try to be popular. What i'm saying is: you develop better skills if you need to fit in. I'm sure he was the one doing voices, cracking jokes, drawing caricatures etc.. Maybe i'm projecting, but that's what i did
I love Wendigoon but hunter just steals the show.
Any podcast hunter is in just becomes his podcast lmao
dude really knows how to hit the notes. Thought this was well known from his animations?
@@gullibleskull4203I have a feeling that there are a lot of people here that don’t actually know about his animations
I actually kind of love how the story is written, because like you were saying, it's 100% done by a kid, and it fills me with nostalgia because these are some of the same issues I ran into when writing at that age. It's like loving a child's drawings because you can just feel how enthusiastic they were about their creative efforts.
i agree!! and it's so funny because as a kid who wrote pretty similar to this i thought i would be the next stephen king😂
Exactly?
But what if a 32 year old man wrote it
@@uncoomf3279 That would be a very questionable person
Yeah, it's very raw and just goes with reckless abandon as is the way with most things you do as a kid. I'm very grateful to the story for a few different reasons, but the one I wanted to mention is the more recent Jeff The Killer stories we now have thanks to the original! An author whose name I can't recall but one who is a legit craftsman wrote what could be considered a faithful re-imagining of sorts. The origin of JtK was made into a gripping narrative as the writing has been punched way up but many plot/setting elements remain intact, plus there's a few other stories about other characters that are equally as good. Highly recommended!
I think the best thing about the Jeff story is how it's a perfect time capsule for the mid 2000's tweenage angst deviantart edgelord era. For as bad as it is from a story standpoint, you just know the kid writing it had so much fun and thought it was SO badass; and I think that's great.
DeviantArt and Quotev, what a time *rawr*
I like to think the world of Jeff the Killer is just so cartoonishly riddled with crime and 13 year old angst, that a neighborhood where the children skateboard around with guns and knives is considered fancy in everyone's eyes.
I think it takes place in some weird 80s movie. I would think 1950-60s but the skateboard and Aéropostale seems more 80-90s.
@ChillHills I think there's a good amount of legwork to be done in Jeff the killer possibly there's some weird like family things going like past child angst that's obviously there but like I think it's about parental abuse fully because the parents seem to be a driving force of negativity
That would explain why the judge dredd style police officers are just sentencing anyone who confesses in their presence.
Jeff lived in Gotham before that
outside the fancy neighborhoods is just mad max with kids
The “What?” after Wendi read Jeff punching Randy in the heart had me crying😂
you can somehow just hear the >_> perfectly in that "what??" 😂😂
I just made it to this part. Wtf is going on!?🤣🤣
@@xelectrix turned into a DC movie real fast😂
It’s amazing that even to this day people have still been investigating the origins of the image
Recent breakthroughs have pretty much cracked the case, it comes from a japanese trend on 2chan or niconico called "make me cute", where people would take pictures of people and make them creepy. The original jeff the killer is an image of a female japanese influencer.
Doesn’t a TH-camr, I think Mutahar, have a bounty out for the original image?
@@chilibeer3912 I don't know but I already feel like that must be true. Haunted Gaming like a decade ago was what got me into the whole Creepypasta/Scary Story scene. And speaking of that, didn't someone recently make a pretty fantastic video talking about that image and tried like hell to learn about it's origins? Was it Nexpo, maybe? Whoever it was did a phenomenal job.
Blameitonjorge is documenting it, he has two videos on it already
@@chilibeer3912 it was either him, justin whang or someone on reddit I forget which.
My favorite lore about Jeff is that in one of his sequel stories is that he has a college level degree in computers and created a TH-cam account to steal IPs to hunt more victims.
WHAT REALLY???😭😭
Which story is this, I need to read it now
help he's basically a dollar store version of light from death note
I was in the creepypasta fandom during its peak on tumblr and deviantart. Jeff was always portrayed as this anime boy who’s kinda crazy but more emo if anything. Despite never reading the story at the time, I already figured that the emo anime boy depiction was a fandom interpretation. Just because I assumed the creepypasta would be what the Slenderman story was, a creepy tale about a killer. However, listening to this now, I realized that no, the fandom portrayal is actually the most accurate. He really is a terribly written emo anime boy.
I'd pay to see the Jeff the Killer creepypasta be adapted into an anime short film with all the exaggerated action sequences and dramatic voice acting
@@___von___7377 tbh it would probably work better. At least if it’s in an anime format you already expect the tropes used in the story and its easier to suspend your disbelief
and there were ships of him with another creepypasta girl character? Or genderswapped Jeff x Jeff? lol
@@GoofyGooberGooberySunrise Jane the killer. She was her own thing I believe. Sort of like a spin off not necessarily a gender bend. I wasn’t into the ships. I was too busy with the y/n stuff 😭
@@GoofyGooberGooberySunrise
*Sigh of regret*
I have a great memory, which really fucking sucks because I remember things like shitty creepypastas I was into when in middle school, going through my Insane Clown Posse phase.
There's this origin story, a part two and three that is completely pointless slasher filler. Then, there's an even WORSE Slenderman vs Jeff The Killer.
And then... Jeff vs Jane. Jeff killed Jane's family and accidentally left Jane alive. Classic revenge story mixed in with "I Fell In Love With An Emo Girl."
JTK got rebooted about a decade later and is tolerable for the most part.
Dear god I _need_ a feature length Jeff the Killer animation from Meatcanyon. I swear, creepypastas are an untapped goldmine for these two to bring back to relevancy right now.
There is a hilarious old version of jeff the killer where jeff us mark zuckerberg and has the burgerking foot lettuce voice
@@hambster9759 It's an Internet Historian video
IH did one.
yeah but make it funny like his old video, and not his new "horror" videos that try too hard
Hell, I’d settle for Meatcanyon animations of this exact reading. Specifically the action sequence
My boyfriend introduced me to Meatcanyon and I introduced him to Wendigoon. This is my all-time favorite crossover. God bless you two beautiful people!
Be careful y'all are most statistically likely to introduce each other to god as well 🫰🏻
Ha yeah how epic is it that they're collaborating now
@@IDontmeanit Funny story, that. My boyfriend has been staunchly atheist as long as I've known him. Until a few months ago. He decided to tailgate the guy in front of him, the guy brake checked him and my boyfriend rear-ended him. Boyfriend gets out, starts yelling, screaming, cussing, etc. while I'm sitting there shaking my head. Then it all goes silent and the car door opens. Turns out the guy my boyfriend hit was a pastor. Instead of taking the opportunity to throw hands like my guy was waiting for, the guy broke down crying and apologizing profusely. Tells us he's the pastor at a church in a parking lot connected to the road. Oh, and come to find out they share the same name. My boyfriend is dumbfounded by the entire situation. The pastor invited us to hear him preach, and we've been attending every Sunday since then. And I'll tell you something. I have seen changes in that man I never thought I would see. I prayed for him every day for over a year and I was beginning to wonder if He was listening. I'm inclined to think He always was. Sorry for the novel. Probably way more than you wanted to read, haha.
@@IDontmeanitthat’d be so beautiful, God would be pleased
haha youre gay I think
Billy must be so traumatized. Imagine a bunch of kids dying at your party. His birthday is going to be hell.
Honestly I want a big budget, Hollywood production level film made that is just this story line for line, no hint of parody or irony. Make it as genuine as humanly possible with age appropriate casting and everything. I feel that the juxtaposition of this story with those visuals would be absolutely hilarious
I know right I found this story again a few years back and I absolutely love how ridiculous it is LOL
all the kids should be played by adult men, except for the kids at the party.
seriously. this story seems almost tim burton esque
Would be kinda fun as a stop-motion claymation, feels like those kind of vibes somehow
A could totally picture this as a Zack snyder movie
As a kid, I was absolutely traumatized by this image and story. Now, listening to some of my favorite TH-camrs retell it and realize how terribly written it actually was has definitely relieved my childhood trauma lol
I am STILL traumatized by the image, i had to cover the screen when it came up lol
@@reat964 I did the same thing when I first saw that picture and smiledog
@@reat964 Same, I can laugh at the story writing but the image still gives me the creeps...
that childhood feeling feeing
Same
With Wendigoon being on Creep Cast, The Red Thread, Crypto tier list and so much more I want to give a big thanks to Mrs. Wendigoon for letting him give so much of his time to us!
ah yes, my favorite wendigoon videos about Bitcoin and etherium
@@whyiwakeup6460 das spooky
fucking love wendigoon, he’s just so wholesome and funny ❤
Iceberg Boy really deserves his success. He seems a bit like he might develop Keanu Reaves vibes over the years if he sticks to it ^^ like that super nice and friendly guy that just happens to successfull in his field without turning into some arrogant asshole over it.
Let‘s hope he goes down that road and becomes TH-cam Keanu
@@identity7536he is
You know what they say "12 is like 32 in fancy neighborhood years"
JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Hayato being a buff-ass 11 year old will never not be funny.
Also mayonnaise is the sauce of the aristocrats...and pool floaties are the baloons of the water.
Getting mighty close to borrasca territory
dropping everything for creepcast
Amen brother
Facts
Real
This is literally more important 90 things that is going on right
Real
You know what would be awesome? A story where Billy (now in his late teens) keeps having re-occurring nightmares about seeing Jeff kill Randy and get set on fire. All the while, a series of gruesome murders have been occurring and Billy has a feeling (the kind of feeling you feel when you get that feeling etc.) that he knows who’s responsible.
i think they should just make a spinoff all about that feeling that you feel when you get that feeling
As a creative writer, this is actually a really cool prompt to work off of, I just might write that exact story
obviously with [hopefully] better writing but you know
No this story needs to die
@@johnnyturshman0628 so-bad-they're-fun stories will live forever even if you personally are a coward
@@psionic_chromagoooooooo, same! We should compare our stories and see where we both went with it
They’re going from peak online horror fiction to the bottom of the barrel, this series has potential to be an all-time great.
Wdym this IS peak
@trapcard1286 if the mountain was upside down, then yeah, sure.
A story created by a toddler is better than what the first crap was.... what are we talking about here? Like dawg I instantly lost interest the moment they said something about r/ for that stairway video lmfao. Atleast with Jeff the killer it's part of a group of almost SCP like entities. Like it's far easier to be interested in this as opposed to some boring stairs in the woods....
@@oneautumnleaff2119bro, did you watch the video? Like actually watch it, it’s one of my favorite creepy stories of all time, also it was from r/nosleep, where a huge amount of creepypastas originate from post 4chan era. Like I get not liking Reddit I don’t either but that’s like the one good subreddit. Idk, I’m like honestly just kinda annoyed, like most of the stories aren’t even about the stairs, in fact the story isn’t even named that, it’s called “I’m a search and rescue officer and I have some stories” or something along those lines I can’t remember off the top of my head because I’m writing this at like 2 am and am pretty tired. Either way, like seriously dude, just read the story or watch their video, it’s one of the best.
@@oneautumnleaff2119literally the penpal and stairs episode was literally so boring atleast this one is entertaining and not tied to real life
I will never forget the Internet Historian video where Jeff is portrayed by Mark Zuckerburg’s face with Chills voice acting him (The Burger King foot lettuce guy).
Thank you for reminding me of that.
I’m right with Wendigoon when he said he feels so embarrassed that Jeff used to scare him. A friend of mine was OBSESSED With creepypasta back in the late 2000’s. They’d always tell me about Ben Drowned, Laughing Jack, Eyeless Jack, Jeff The Killer, Ticci-Toby, and Slenderman and they all terrified me, especially Laughing Jack (I’ve always had a fear of clowns). I hope you guys cover more old creepypastas like this!
Do you remember the Minecraft mods made about these creepypastas that seemed to be everywhere
Yeah but if you actually met any of them in person you piss and shit immediately. 😂 Of course they're not scary because they're not real. Although they are scary with what they can do considering two girls killed their friend in 2014 to "appease" slender Man.
anyone have more game related creepypastas like ben drowned?
@@Simply_American good grief, yes i do... I actually used those mods, and that's extra embarrassing
oh god same. i have really bad anxiety, so even if logically i knew they weren't real, there was still a big part of 10yo me who used to think "but what if it's a tulpa situation and now that everyone's talking about them they _are_ real????" embarrassing to think back on now lmao /lh
It is interesting to see that many of these Creepypastas are now nostalgic.
We're all old now 😂
I feel quite a bit old to hear creepypastas are now nostalgic.
For episode 50 or so, the guys should write their own original creepypasta. I'd love to see what they can come up with given their experiences and history with the horror genre
Why wait that long? Could do it much earlier.
They’ve made just two episodes lol
Hunter could probably be good at that, but I doubt Isaiah would be very good at it
If we even get 48 more episodes of this, ill reconsider believing that we're in a cursed timeline. That would be a true gift.
@@neonicon8500 Isaiah has some short stories on his twitter that he wrote and they’re pretty good
Good lord, I needed the giggles after finishing the Borrasca episodes.
borrasca had such a good start then drops the ball at the end to go "hmmmm whats the most fucked up thing ever lmao" It had so much potention, than it just go "rape lolol" immersion break
@@justlikeyourfathersaidImmersion break from something that is actually happening in real life?
@@justlikeyourfathersaidwere you expecting it to be supernatural?
@@justlikeyourfathersaidI don't feel like it was immersion-breaking really, it was setting everything up and it made sense at the end but man that twist felt so sudden, such a slap in the face. I still haven't finished it lmao, not going back to that. I think it was just the fact that it got way too real way too fast. Why couldn't it just be actual skinned men smh💀
@@kanyakinanti it could've been supernatural and it would've been fine, it could've been what it is but toned down (but that would still be questionable because it's not particularly creative, imo it's in poor taste, and you could argue as to whether depictions of (child) rape, forced impregnation and human trafficking are okay to drop on an unsuspecting viewer who may have related experiences. There's a reason the subreddit this story originated from started to remove stories for being "horrible, not horror").
But it's extremely transparent that the writer is just trying to write the twist to be as horrible as it can be (it can't "just" be a secret rape-impregnation farm, that wouldn't be horrible enough apparently, it has to be dozens of women, the whole town has to be in on it, the FBI and high-ranking officials too, and the protags dad has to rape his own daughter). In my opinion, it stretches believability just to make the reveals be more depraved.
I like how as soon as Wendi compares the character to Vegeta, literally the next line says "And something inside of him snapped". The timing!!
Would love for you guys to eventually talk about the “My Dog Was Lost in the Woods for Three Days” creepypasta. That one genuinely terrified me in my teens. As well as the whole Pikes Peak skinwalker creepypasta as well. Love the podcast another great episode!
"My dog was lost in the woods for three days, what came back wasn't my dog" I was about to come down here and suggest that exact one. That one still gives me chills to this day! Good pick.
omg yes. Not my favorite of all time, but definitely my favorite short story.
The Dark Somnium did an AMAZING job narrating it.
YES!!
@@ReptillianStrikeRonnie is the goat fr
I was gonna comment that but I couldn’t remember the name!! That one was so fuckin cool!
My first exposure to internet creepypasta was either the Russian sleep experiment or the rake. I was very sheltered in high school because i was so rural and poor that we didn’t have internet until I went off to college, so it was a bit of culture shock when I had a tumblr nerd roommate who introduced me to all this stuff. Good memories. Thanks guys! Loved seeing you having fun out with Brandon and Matt and everyone!
Can relate. Both of those are staples for me as well. Was uber poor but urban
I got into creepypastas when I was moving to a small country town with my parents, haven’t related so much to something
Russian Sleep Experiment is still my all time favorite. It's good and probably influenced a lot of horror.
@@MegadethTillDethso, black?
@@altosforteaquax5083I can just tell that guy digitally slapped you for that one
It is INSANE how much sense it made when I was 13 😂
I thought it was real when I was like 8 I was fucking terrified
I watched one of those like brightside videos but because they also did real criminals I completely believed it was real
I absolutely love the Russian sleep experiment and would love to hear you guys talk and dissect that story. Nothing frightened me more as a kid than that story.
Whenever I think of creepypasta, that’s the first story that comes to mind. It genuinely kept me up at night, Would love for them to cover this one.
Agreed
Really want them to tackle abandoned by Disney too.
All of it not just the first part
That, Candle Cove and Harbinger are all iconic creepypastas. Also who can forget Ben Drowned
Oh I would do anything to hear them talk about it, definitely my favorite even years later.
It’s so funny to hear the original story and how weird and schlocky it is. Then you hear the new version and it’s like a really cool crime thriller type of story. I’m actually surprised they didn’t talk about that I feel like it’s wildly underrated.
Which new one there's about like 3
@@SleepyDonnnn k banning
@@dyllanrodriguez2828?
Yeah, the new one's not perfect, but I liked how it addressed a lot of the problems in more believable way
I don’t know if this is the “new version” y’all are talking about but I could’ve swore I remembered there being a reason for Jeff’s line “go to sleep”. I thought in the story the narrator explained that Jeff wanted to kill, but still loved his brother, so he told his brother to sleep, that way he didn’t see Lu in pain/suffering when he died. That’s why when he kills in the future he tells his victim to go to sleep because the boy telling his story in the beginning reminded Jeff of his brother Lu.
I think that in the end of the story if Jeff had spared his brother and said "Shhh.. Go to sleep" before escaping the house, it would've made the whole thing more coherent and even given a new meaning to his famous saying. Having a blast with these videos!
that would imply a competent writer
I agree purely because Liu deserves better
I laughed a ridiculous amount when I got an ad in the middle of the video that started with “do you ever get this feeling?” Lmao
Anytime I hear that feeling that feels kind of thing it just reminds me of that one scene from SpongeBob. Like pluh will seriously be acting like this with a straight face 😭
K: “Do you smell that?”
S: “Smell what, Mr. Krabs?”
K: “It’s a kind of smell.. that smelly smell… that kind of smell that smells.. smelly.”
K: “..Anchovies…”
S: “What?”
K: “ANCHOVIES!”
The saddest part about this story to me is I can clearly see the potential. A child driven crazy by his abusive parents and neighbors, and the only person he loved was his younger brother.
Man, if someone had wrote that, that could be amazing.
Not if they didn't omit the cold open where the crazed killer couldn't physically overpower a child. There's no coming back from that humiliation.
BanningK made a Jeff the Killer rewrite around 2015 that is essentially that if you wanna check it out!
Woulda been interesting if we could realize that there's a lot of unsaid shit that actually does kinda make sense but only through the eyes of kids not like looking but just like genuinely remembering other than that the actual like composition is terrible
Listening to y'all narrate the fight between Randy and Jeff at Billy's party was such a frickin' treat.
"Oh? Are you approaching me?"
The fact that after receiving the feedback from the first episode, not only you acknowledged it but also took it as a good criticism and made changes accordingly right in the following episode says so much about you two as content creators!!
What criticism? Could you update me?
@@SantosAlsome of the feedback was go read the story/go more in depth with it! I did enjoy this vibe more
@lightseyedea763 ah, Ok. Yeah, i definitely agree. If they added some visuals to the reading , it would also be even better. Especially since Meat is known for his animations.
@@SantosAlit’s meant to be a podcast more than a video. More so intended to be listened to than watched
@gage2040 Yeah, but a guy can dream😢. Obviously, I am not expecting a fully animated segment, but some stills/drawings here and there would be cool.
"I'm going to need you to do the Children" -Wendigoon
Law and Order SVU theme 🎶
I specifically came here to find this comment. Glad it wasn’t just me. 😂
"I may be a TH-camr, but I'm not a pedophile." -Wendigoon
1:12:50 im picturing a guy pausing the scene like its a after school special and walking of the side of the screen and saying "Well you may recall.." LMAO
Reminds me of on How The Grinch Stole Christmas when they explained how he could lift the sled. His heart grew.
Please continue to do more stories you don't respect, this was classic. Organic humor just hits different, you compulsively laugh along.
Meatcanyon is just built for commentary content. Glad he pivoted to more of this content, we needed his quick wit and comedic timing, and amazing voice overs. Bless papa meat
For sure, this was hysterical.
I couldn't stop laughing the whole time. I needed this so much after being sick an entire week
I’d love to see some meat canyon animations integrated into these episodes. A Jeff The Killer rendition would be frightening.
That's a bit of a hefty load to put on Hunter but it would be very dope
Yeah I was thinking that, like Meat Locker. I think the workload would be pretty big tho
Maybe just a single frame sketch every now and again. Animation is asking for a lot
@@Humble_Merchant The frame sketch once in a while would be a really good low effort addition!
I want him to draw jeff the killer as a redditor
I have been loudly whining about how bad this pasta was for like 16 years.
Thank you for this.
I'm right there with you
The author couldn't even keep the tense consistent. It switches between past and present tense randomly within the same paragraph sometimes.
A friend of mine was so into this stuff, the Jeff story was the first I ever read and I remember at the end I made fun of it so hard he ended our friendship.
Over a badly written self insert power fantasy.
😂
I really like this style of reading excerpts and then doing plot breakdowns/ interjections and thoughts in between with a wrap up at the end. It very much gives a "watching a movie with a friend" feel.
I also think it would be really cool if somewhere down the line you did something akin to like a "creep collection" where you do this same sort of deep dive into a bunch of super short stories all in one episode. There are a lot of impactful stories out there that don't even break 500 words and probably couldn't carry a whole episode on its own but I think it would be a lot of fun to have you guys cover them
^ yes
Thank you for taking the suggestion about reading excerpts of the story! It was way more fun and engaging. I love how much you two laughed and enjoyed the story.
In middle school I went as Jeff the killer for Halloween. My English teacher thought I was “gothic joker.”
I mean he’s not wrong
This is such a breather to go back to after part two of Barrasca.
Edit: and after Penpals
Literally what I did. My mind needed a breather after that
The worst kind of horror is something you know can and probably has happened.
This is why I'm here ! Just finished both and i am not ok 😭
@@zoulara1012 I was like the thing in your pfp before reading any of that and now I've turned into my own pfp
Jeff’s got a feeling…
(Woo-hoo)
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a good night
That tonight’s gonna be a kill-in night
Hey guys, thanks for the format change. This was exceptionally better than the first go, the excerpts really help with context.
I would also say turn down or even remove the music because it gets kinda annoying.
yeah could do without the music
@@Bob-po2dpspotify version has no music
I like having more of the actual source material being read, it makes the episodes a lot better for people who haven't already read the stories or have only kind of heard of them in passing
This video finally made me understand why so much fan art portrayed Jeff as an anime boy.
I’m so appreciative that you guys are going in talking about how terrible the writing is 😂 As someone who was already an adult when these OG creepypastas were coming out, they’ve always stunk of “I’m 14 and this is edgy” school projects that ended up in a C- and a trip to the principal’s office for the emo that wrote it 😂
The C- was only a passing grade because they handed in on time.
@@jonesy279the assignment was one of those “write about yourself projects” you get at the beginning of the school. It’s so obvious he’s Jeff and the bullies are people he knows and it’s the classic “don’t mess with me” moments. Hell they probably said or was going to write into it, “don’t make me angry, when I am angry I see red”
i do think creepypastas, despite how flawed they are, are very charming in the same way i'm charmed by cheesy 90s horror movies, i don't think anyone i know has regretting knowing them, it's a so bad it's good type of thing, even though some of them are actually kinda well writer
dinosaur
I think that something that people kind of miss about Jeff the Killer in particular is that the image and the name were around way before the story in sites like 4chan. It was a sort of internet urban legend.
But then when the creepypasta format started to get popular, there was a goldrush of tweens trying to put stories behind every image and urban legend they could find. I remember /X/ users hating that the image became associated with the edgy creepypasta.
Timestamps for personal reference:
2:14 Jeff the Killer summed up in one line: "If they tried to make a superhero out of a school shooter"
7:09 ah yes, a tale as old as time "childhood friend turned crack addict"
7:41 Wendigoon's "young boy" voice and Papa Meat's immediate regret
8:45 This is what children sound like (especially after what should be a deeply traumatic incident)/ first of many amazing tangents
10:35 A collab with the great Kieth David would be a dream come true!
11:16 I could listen to these two narrate all day!
13:15 Jeff the Killer fended off by the kick of a (maybe) 10 year old child
14:19 I'm all for a nitpick and bitch sess
15:15 "FANCY" neighborhood
16:18 "But I need you to do the children" horribly out of context
16:32 "Someone tries to die" lol
17:45 "Jeff is an incel"
17:53 The Jeff voice is born!
19:16 the first of many feelings that had been felt and would continue to feel this feeling of feels
21:21 "Like making fun of my grandpa"
22:05 Syndrome's words are proven correct once more
26:13 Age confirmed! This story is the personification of 13 year old angst and edginess
27:09 yo this narrator is vicious, but I won't lie that 'tub of lard' had me cracking up
28:38 This escalated so fast
30:15 In my mind now, the bullies will always be toddlers dressed like 20th century gangsters (in a FANCY neighborhood)
30:56 The boys struggle through the material (well more Wendigoon than Papa Meat)
31:38 An unexpected STI joke from the internet's favorite stepdad
32:15 "the genetic abomination or the tub of lard"
33:23 This FANCY neighborhood is overrun with rapscallions and hooligans!
36:58 "Well kid, looks like a year in juvie"
38:10 "Jeff the man with feelings"
39:04 Mother of the year
42:14 Jeff the Killer The Anime
49:21 It gets even more anime
50:24 the anime grunts continue and everything also escalates
52:22 "a posse of twelve year olds"
53:01 Randy has reached peak anime rival
54:30 Jeff was the original One Punch Man!
54:36 The boys lose their minds over Randy's death scene. Tears (of laughter) were spilled
56:47 "goon-friends"
57:42 Seriously what genre are we in?!
58:43 Papa Meat's voice work is unparalleled
1:00:25 "a pug and a bulldog"
1:01:35 This is indeed a "fancy" podcast
1:03:05 "Honey, are you ok?" is the understatement of the century
1:06:46 Berating a 9 year old
1:09:41 Mommy issues
1:12:14 That laugh tho
1:13:14 The best quote from the story
1:14:34 looking for depth where there is none
1:18:03 BOOOOOOOO!!!!! / "I throw my boo at you!"
1:19:58 Old Yeller moment
1:20:40 The many crimes of Jeff's mother
Neat
Just going to leave 35:53 right here…
these out of context is hilarious 😂
This is dope af
1:12:50
THAT laugh, though.
I was worried that I'd really have to just put up with just a reading of the story, but the two of you constantly cracking up and ragging on it made it actually fun to hear.
I love how its more common these days for folks to do that. It really makes the content unique, with a splash of sincerity to break up the really cringe/creepy stuff
I was a 12 yr old with a butterfly knife, and a switch blade, that I bought from a flea market vendor. I saved up my allowance for half a year for each one. The early 90s were a magical time.
This unlocked so many memories, omg. I especially remember the cringe fandom of emo girls writing Jeff as a love interest for their Mary Sue OCs. Anyway, I loved reliving the creepypasta, you guys have contagious laughs! I would love to see you guys cover SCP Foundation stories and entities in a future episode
Nothing wrong with Jane the killer 😂
@@redwiltshire1816Nothing right either 😂
@@redwiltshire1816 hear me out; nina the killer
Scp stories would be tight
Pov fanfics where the protagonist kills her bullies and her parents (for nor reason) and goes to the Woods to live with jeff and the other creepypastas were my absolute fav when I was 10. Specially those ones where most of them are like humans turned serial killers or some kind of idk scary monster and y/n is a cat hybrid with heterochromia and superpowers. Amazing.
Damn, Jeff is just like Joshua Graham. “I survived because the fire inside burned brighter than the fire around me”
“I survived because the feeling inside me felt more than the feeling around me”
you dudes are so authentic and relatable lmfao. makes me feel like im chillin in disc w/ the boys. lovin this content
I’m a middle school teacher. 12-13 is the age between 6th and 7th graders. I have kids send me their personally written stories, fan fictions, etc all the time; this was 1000000% written by a 13 year old who wanted to hurt someone 😂
Thanks for the tip
Love this duo! Wendigoon is so calm, collected and knowledgeable, and MeatCanyon with his comedy chops. These guys bounce off each other so well and are great together!
I think it would be interesting to see you guys dive into some Disney related creepypastas such as "Abandoned by Disney" or "Room Zero". So far I'm loving this podcast and look forward to future episodes!
I would suggest those as the creepypastas I would be interested in the podcast covering, as well, but I'm not sure that the creator of those stories deserves the ego stroking. If my memory serves me correctly, they were a complete asshat.
Abandoned by Disney and room zero are apart of the same series
@@Annihilation_Studios Yes. Written by the same person. Who, if my memory serves me correctly, was an emotionally damaged egotist. Granted, it has been just over a decade, and *maybe* their personality has changed, but... I just submit that some caution should be exercised.
Abandoned by disney is a creepypasta I have a soft spot for. It does sole interesting things.
I love the mental image of Jeff the 13 year old pule driving Randy the 12 year old, and then punches him in the heart so hard that it stops. Gave me tears in my eyes from laughter.
Jesus, I was so depressed after hearing the podcast of BORASSCA PT:2 that I had to go back and watch Jeff the Killer again to make me laugh 🥲
Your not alone🫡 I still feel like throwing up. hell of a story tho 😅
Exact same reason I’m here
I’m gonna cryyy 😅
This episode feels so much like the ted the caver video which i absolutely love. Love how quick you guys were to change the format to fit the audience.
"Momma, ooooh-ooh-ooh-ooh"
"I've got a feeling! Oooh-oooh!"
Also, balancing the genuinely liked ones and the goofy ones seems like a good start
Adding the actual excerpts from the story is a really good call imo.
Also I honestly had only seen the picture and heard of the story but man you can tell it hasn’t aged too well hahahah
I feel like Randy is the kind of person who would get eye surgery instead of glasses because he "don't want to look like a nerd."
Another great episode guys, I love the new structure. One humble suggestion, I think that during the reading portions, Wendigoon should read the prompts/actions while Hunter does the voices. That plays to both your strengths and would be very entertaining to listen to. Just my two cents, keep up the good work!
I second this suggestion, wendigoon is a great narrator and the meat cartoonist does great voices
Excelent suggestion tbh
loving this podcast already. it's so fun to listen to u guys ramble
Wendidad saying “I either caught something from one of the influencers from the range, either that or got shot i cant tell” made me giggle uncontrollably for 10 mins for no apparent reason
Just finished watching Borrasca pt. 2. Had to come here for a laugh in order to be able to smile again. Jeff-the-killer-cleanse!
I’m ill right now and it’s so nice to listen to the CreepCast while lying in bed, THANK YOU GUYS
Feel better brother
Feel better soon!
omg me too lol, hope you feel better soon!
Me too bro i commented the same thing, hope you feel better
feel better homie
I would love for you guys to cover the story of the orange. I forget what it was called but it was one of the earlier creepy pastas and it was very well written and I think you guys would enjoy going over it.
I believe it is called “the story of her holding an orange”.
@@ozone005 without giving the story away it’s basically about a woman who continuously offers this man an orange in unconventional places throughout his life. It doesn’t sound scary but that’s the beauty of the writing because by the end an entire universe is created. Would definitely check it out.
This one scared me as a kid, I remember my friend and I staying up all night reading it and being so creeped out hahaha
That one is fantastic
Im gonna be real i thought this comment was gonna go somewhere like "idk a lot about it but all i know is that this orange is really annoying"
I remember that one on nosleep creeped me tf out in middle school
The vibes are immaculate during this podcast. You guys rock.
In a metatextual sort of way, I think Jeff the Killer is a legitimately solid work of (self?-)parody. It's a perfectly vivid time capsule for not only that particular era of internet storytelling, but also for a particular phase of teenagerdom, expressed through the author's conspicuous immaturity and hilariously outmoded but wholly relatable sense of edge. If Jeff the Killer had been intended as a parody of early creepypasta and edgy teenage scrawlings, it would be undeniably laudable; thus I'd argue it deserves no less credit as such even if the author intended it to be taken seriously.
I would 100% recommend everyone to read Jeff the Killer Reboot by K.Banning-Kellum, its not perfect but its infinitelly times better and fixes a lot of the issues with the "original" for one all the kids are young adults instead of preteens which helps make the violence more believable, the dialogue is much better, Randy and his friends are portrayed as spoilt bullies instead of 50s mobster psychos and Jeff having his face burnt is written as an accident during the fight. His parents are geniuenly neglective of Liu and Jeff giving a bit more emotional depth to the character and them getting murdered, he doesnt kill Liu at the end since he has no reason to... etc.
Is it one of those "A polished turd still smells" kind of deals?
Yeaaaa no, I’m good 😂😂
@@ar.zpoint5700scaredy cat.
@@tobiyoarcangelyup
@@tobiyoarcangel Yes. It's also done to add more into the "canon" since Liu got his own story later and characters like Jane [who also got her own story] were added.
If you want some quality (but monstrous length), NES Godzilla Creepypasta was really good, and takes the whole picture concept you guys liked with Jeff the Killer to further lengths providing really well-done pixel/sprite art in screenshots of the game. The ending's very hit-or-miss with people, but still a great story, plus a sequel's been in progress for a while with a few chapters already released.
I love NES Godzilla, I recently reread it and as an adult it's not as scary but it reminds me of a b horror movie, a lot of fun!
I know a lot of people are wanting the Russian Sleep Experiment. But I'd love to see you guys look at early analog horror creepypastas. Like going over those famous early stories related to tv shows, movies, video games, radio broadcasts. It would be cool to hear a recap PLUS maybe like a compare/contrast discussion of the past vs now.
Its genuinely incredible so many kids and young teens were unironically afraid of copy pastas like this back in the day. Me kind of included, i never was really into it but i couldnt watch the videos becausw they genuinely scared me back then. Watching this now i am in tears over this, one of the funniest things ive ever seen/read.
Read the BangingK version of Jeff the killer. That version actually has a good story unlike the old version
This unlocked memories of me in high school listening to Mr. Creepypata in the background while I did homework and stuff. I am loving this dynamic and can't wait to see what you all do next!
I think it’d be a cool idea to bring on creepypasta narrators from time to time. It’d be interesting to hear their perspectives
I agree
Deffinitely. It'd be really cool to hear from people like Mr.Creeps what they think about these stories since they read so many of them.
I hope they don’t. Those channels are very repetitive
Please no
Oh yes that would be perfect! People like scaretheater, nexpo and creators of famous stories!
“A 9 year old is just a long baby” is my favorite take I’ve ever heard.
I’d love for them to look at Pastra’s Jeff the killer rewrite. It does a good job of making the story actually creepy but also still holding respect for the original.
Hilarious episode! I only knew about Jeff the Killer from the stupid image, but hearing the actual Creepypasta is just as ridiculous was amazing. You guys added so much to the story, seriously fun listen
Wendigoons smooth and digestive delivery of information with meats voices and delivery mixed with the type of humor y'all got makes this podcast everything I could've hoped for and more! Loving every upload and will continue to click as soon as I see them❤
Jeff the Killer asking if he's beautiful is straight up from a Japanese folk tale
Ahh yes, Kuchisake Onna. A true classic.
Except devoid of all mystery and menace
He is definitely a western male version parody of her!!!😂😂😂😂
@@TrioArtsOfficial Aka the Slit Mouthed Woman (or I believe that’s what it’s called)
Randy: Oh? You stand and fight? Instead of laying there you stand and fight. How ungrateful, after your brother went to the JDC for you.
Jeff: I cant kick your ass unless i stand
My favorite creepypasta is a bit of a long one. A story written by 1000vultures/Nathan Auerbach called Penpal. An absolutely amazing creepypasta that he eventually just straight up published as a book later down the line.
I still revisit it from time to time, one of the few stories that really shook me to my core back during my late-ish teens.
I think I remember this one too and I remember absolutely loving this story when I first read it
SAME HERE. also the mother reacts in very believable ways which grounds it more in reality. I want to own the book because I also revisit it and I want to support the author.
i was going to comment this, this is one of the only creepypastas/nosleep stories to stick with me even today
This episode is a blast and I love that you guys took the feedback that was given. This is a dream podcast and I hope it goes on forever!
Seeing this video drop unexpectedly made my day so much better
Same
i used to read so many creepypasta fanfics on wattpad this is bringing me back to middle school
Billy's birthday party wasn't ruined, he got to watch a DragonBall Z fight in real life. That's every 13 year old's dream
jeff the kamehameha😭😭
Jeff's image has always been terrifying, and even if the mistery behind it is definitely solved at some point, I don't think I'll ever manage to completely shake off that primal fear I felt whenever I came across it for the first time.
Currently we know the image comes from japanese internet and a girl with the same face shape, hair line, and teeth with images posted on the same forums as the original jeff image have been found so it may very well be her, but we can't be sure until the actual original unaltered image is found.
This pasta is one of the funniest things I've ever heard. Your interpretation that "everyone is drunk at the great gatsby party" angle was the cherry on top. I can kind of see now how this could be semi-salvaged into a dystopian dark comedy, where the son of the stepford wives becomes the joker. Perfection.