When I was a kid, my family took me and my brother to see the Spongebob movie in theater. Everything was fine up until the gift shop where Spongebob and Patrick sing as they slowly shrivel up and turn into objects. Right at the moment they pretty much die,... the movie froze and the film started twitching so much you can see the whole strip, then we had to go home because the movie broke. So that’s how the movie ended for me. It scared me so much that I hid under the bed during this scene when I watched it at home. If that is not the most creepypasta shit to have ever happened to me then I don’t know what is.
Another thing about Dead Bart: Apparently, the story ends with the author saying that the celebrities that weren't dead yet at the time all had the same death date, implying some world ending event was coming. It's kind of disturbing as it gives off a sense of impending doom.
after anti drug week in kindergarten my moms said i refused to take any sort of medication and just suffered through my pain cause i wouldn’t even take tylenol
Another reason the THX logo was scary is when it played in theaters, it wasn't just loud, it was deafening and it felt like it was coming from all around. Most movies start out kinda quiet, so it definitely felt jarring. I wasn't scared of it, but a lot of times it woke me up on the verge of sleep when it would play late at night and mom was watching a movie.
The barracuda scene from Finding Nemo terroriser me as a kid. Also, one personal one that still haunts me is Micky Mouse - due to the fact I had a hallucination(?) with a shadow Micky when I was young. The animated music video of Neon Trees 'Everybody Talks' also creeped my sister and I out in 2012.
11:26 That scene becomes a lot more creppy when you consider that all the characters are vegetables and there a doodled pumpkin on the face, without any kind of movement gets crushed
Apparently there are vegetables that are alive, and vegetables that aren't in the series. It doesn't really make it better though, itslike taking a doll or dummy and beheading it.
I was obsessed with lost episodes when I was younger. My favorites were usually the ones that weren't actually supposed to be part of a real show and was just like a weird thing on a channel or tape. My favorite was Mr. Bear's Cellar.
@@eilir_adron The creepypasta page also has the supposed bear mask image associated. Despite being the only and only picture, it just creeped me out so much how plausible it all looked to be.
1:06:16 honestly it's really sad that my introduction to cooking mama WAS the graphic peta flash game, so for a long time i though cooking mama was a really graphic video game and when ever i saw footage of the actual game i was always confused until i realized the truth.
I _swear_ my best friend once jumpscared herself five times with the exact same animatronic during a single visit to Spirit Halloween. It was SO fucking funny, I never let her live that down.
26:01 All because of Friday Night Funkin, there is absolutely no other reason why. It all started when Pico was introduced into game cause the game itself had Newgrounds origin. Pico was famed for his game Pico's School which also suddenly got popular. This started a trend of Newground characters/mascots being added as mods to FNF including Tricky.
I’m actually pretty happy about this! Influential pop culture like Madness Combat, Pico’s School and Tankmen all deserve recognition for how nostalgic and revolutionary they are, and since FNF is popular and these friendly faces were added to the game as mods and official weeks of their own, their popularity has gone through the roof; It’s honestly how I discovered them all! It makes me really happy to see people enjoying content from early 2000s internet days thanks to FNF :)
I’m really glad it brought it back up, because it’s honestly such a good show, and it’s helped me a lot mentally and it has helped me get through some tough stuff.
As someone born in 1995, I saw most of the youtube and creepypasta stuff in my late teenager/early adult years, and while some of it was still pretty scary, I can only imagine how much more disturbing this must have been if you actually saw this in your CHILDHOOD. I sometime wonder what my childhood would have been like if we already had TH-cam back then.
to answer your question it's fucking miserable 💔 i'm turning 20 this month and i developed psychosis as a child that is still in tact to this day, from things like screamer videos and lost episode videos etc. for all the people who saw those things in childhood with neglectful parents or lack of finance, both stopping ability of professional therapy + mental treatment, it had to have fucked up more than just me. but then again i'm the only person in my life i've ever met who has this much trauma from screamer videos so 🧍♂️
Honestly, from my personal experience, it made me have a bad sense of knowing what was politically correct, like I could just make a random joke about death and it would freak people out a lot and I’d be confused what the big deal was when I was younger
1:22:40 I saw this episode when it aired and was not affected at all. What I do find most disturbing about the episode is Ahsoka killing a one clone trooper while saving all the others. What makes it even more out of place was in the series finale where her and Rex were escaping and they were trying not to kill ANY of the clones because they were all brainwashed. But yeah, she did kill a clone.
I DO remember the “In real life” version of “Dumb Ways to Die!” Scared me horribly as a kid. It’s kinda stained in my mind, honestly. Especially the one about the snake biting the man in that video.
You just unlocked a memory I had completely forgotten about. I wasn’t scarred by it since I didnt watch the whole thing but seeing someone set on fire was scary enough that I clicked off quickly
@@sweetheartmashupsbabe Sometimes I go looking for the oldest creepy videos, like the Baby Swearing or "Ghost Girl in the Mirror", and sometimes they pop up. I was looking up Urban Legends videos some time ago, sorted by "Date", and down the list eventually found a weird H*ntai about the Japanese "8 Feet Tall" entity (Hachishakusama, I think the Romanized name is). It's like, ancient, uploaded 12 years ago or something. I wonder if there's an iceberg video for videos that should obviously have been taken down & deleted for one reason or another, but are still on TH-cam after 10+ years.
53:16 Actually this was a whole series, that video was just closer to the end. The series was, I think, the second official MLP creepypasta after pinkamena. Basically rarity ends us actually killing her cat Opel after finding out that she liked the feeling of her cat causing her harm. It was a tumbler ask thing and the whole story about about how Rarity has a huge masochist and obsessed with Pinkamena, to the point where she used her cats fur to make a plush of her and it's her most prized possession
I remember that specifically bc I use to LOVE fucked up pony ask blogs and I remember having to stop reading that one because of the specific post where she goes into detail about shoving knifes in her vagina and getting all cut up. It freaked me out baf
everything in this video is “childhood trauma” but for me, it was comfort. having full access to the internet at a young age made me who I am, along with a lot of kids. I loved the video and it has brought some wonderful memories!
Just a suggestion: Why not a gen z childhood trauma iceberg...but with books that left kids scared? It could've been the content, it could've been the book cover itself, or maybe the art within the book? If you were to make something like this, I suggest one of the entries being Animorphs, that book series where kids turned into animals! The old book covers tended to freak me out, but I still absolutely adore the content it brings.
Haha yeah I get that. Some people think that its a fursona of sorts but thats pretty far from the truth. I'm not a furry nor have I been one but The character comes from an old Defunct themed restaurant that I went to a lot as a kid. The character was always my favorite, so as a tribute to the place I use him as my avatar :)
@@Raymundo_2112 this is out of context but hi mate! Is it okay if I make timestamps? I've reached to the middle of the ice should I continue taking timestamps or should I stop?
I'm 45 minutes in, realising that all the music is instrumental piano MCR music and going back to check what songs I missed??? honestly the best part of this video!
I FLAPPED MY ARMS WHEN I SAW 9 ON THE ICEBERG IT COMPLETELY TRAUMATIZED ME SINCE MY DAD WAS WATCHING IT NEXT TO ME AND IT GAVE ME NIGHT TERRORS OMFG YAAAAY FINALLY MY TERROR IS VALIDATED
Bro the "THX" logo was really scary to me when I was a kid, I would hide under my blanket and cover my ears until it was over. You just unlocked a VERY deep memory. O-O
Jesus Christ. As someone who specifically remembers how much that Wallace and Gromit movie terrified them as a kid, 7:58 made my heart fucking stop. That was the scariest shit that’s ever happened to me
For me, the Wii crashed the most while playing LEGO Star Wars 3 the clone wars. Also, Cyriak's MEOW reminds me of happy tree friends with its juxtaposition between the cartoony, cute art style and gory content.
Oh, I am still traumatised and afraid to watch happy tree friends even tho I have seen MUCH worse things online, and even IRL. And for me I never owned any console :/
Actually lil miss rarity started as a tumblr askblog, it was horror themed and got pretty gory at times, it was also VERY nsfw at times, the animation was a sort of grand finale set after Rarity died, the blog ended up deleted a while back.
Actually it's still around. You just can't find it through tumblr anymore. I follow the artist, and it hasn't updated for a bit cause of rl stuff on the artist's side, but they do wanna continue it at some point. And while still violent and dark, they've leaned a bit away from the other nsfw stuff.
You know, the Hypno's Lullaby one kinda reminds me of an old story I heard when I was little. It was originally a folklore story, but was eventually adapted and popularized by the brothers Grimm, the same ones who wrote the original versions of a lot of popular fairytales. The Dutch title of the story is 'De rattenvanger van Hamelen', which translates to 'The rat-catcher of Hamelen'. It's about a man who shows up in the German town Hamelen somewhere in the late 13th century, while the town is dealing with a bad rat infestation. The man claims to have a magic flute that, if he plays the right song, could lead all the rats away. The town promises to pay him if he kills all the rats, and the man does so, luring all the rats away and making them drown themselves in the nearby river the Wezer. The next day, there's still some rats left, so the man does it again. On the third day all the rats are gone, and the man asks for his payment. However, the town actually refuses to pay him, and the man gets angry. The next day, either while all the adults are at church or in the middle of the night when the adults are asleep, it depends on the version, the man plays a different song on his flute and lures all the town's children away instead. There's a couple different versions of the story's ending, in some the children are never found, in some there simply is no resolution, and in most of the more modern versions the children eventually manage to escape and go back to Hamelen, and the man ends up getting his money. I actually read the wikipedia article on it, and I'm pretty sure that there might be an English version out there somewhere, under the name Pied Piper
Your warnings and how disgusting you where by some of the entrys really made me realize how desensitized i am to generally horrifying things. I already knew, but this is the first time ive realized how far in the pit i am truly.
Same here, I was desensitized with all Star Wars related entries like republic commando and the clone wars brain invaders because I fucking loved it as I was a sheltered child not allowed to watch anything violent but was still allowed clone wars and just was not fazed but everyone thought I was.
For those of you who saw the original vids and want to see the lost entries quickly, here are the timestamps for said entries: 32:41 Puberty 42:03 The Centrifuge Brain Project 47:42 Mr. Meaty 57:13 Reese’s Baby 1:07:46 Japanese Sea Creature 1:12:42 Cell Phone Microwave 1:23:44 Miis Killed on Nintendo Wii 1:24:41 Popee the Performer 1:25:18 Peanut Butter Jelly Time 1:35:32 Nanny Cam Fail 1:39:55 Japanese Furby Commercial 1:42:56 Lost Tapes 1:45:17 Shrek is Love 1:54:30 Blankroom soup.avi [BONUS] 1:00:24 (He “supposedly” showed this drawing in the original vids, but never even showed em, so I guess this counts as a missing entry)
As a kid I actually enjoyed Mr Meaty. There is one thing about the show that even unsettled me though, Mr Carney. He was the boss man, the owner of the restaurant. They found him frozen in the freezer, and when he thawed he ended up continuing to run the establishment as this nearly decomposed, frozen blue, corpse. Even though I liked the show, what the hell were the writers smoking??
I really have come to the conclusion that I was weird. Lots of these I experienced but was not scared of. 9 was probably the best example. When I saw the trailer I couldn’t stop thinking about it, I didn’t have easy access to the internet so I kept asking people about the movie along side crappy drawings in hopes that someone would know more. Eventually I saw the trailer and begged my mom to take me of 9/9/09. She kept telling me I would be scared and hate it but I pet begging and even had to try and explain the movie as best I could before she agreed. I loved the movie and fully understood things like the dead bodies. It’s still my favorite movie to date and I still hold out hope that they might make something else in the franchise.
1:08:18 I actually remember seeing that years ago. I was really into marine biology as a little kid, so I just imagined it was an explosive species of sea cucumber.
Gotta be honest, the weirdest things about these videos to me is the thought that the guy making it is feeling the same sort of nostalgia and having similar memories that I am about these entries. It's kinda weird to think that most of the time I spent on this website was watching people fairly far removed from me age-wise, and now the people making good content on it are around my age and from my generation. In other words, damn I'm getting old.
Raymundo: *talking about his trauma* Me: WHATS THE WORSE THAT I COULD SAYYYY, THINGS WERE BETTER IF I STAYEDDD!! SO LONG, AND GOOD NIGHTTT, SO LONG AND GOOD NIGHTTTT~!!!!
I didn't see Wonder Showzen until I was an adult. Being a Muppet fan with a twisted sense of humor, it was the coolest thing I'd seen in years! Even though that was two years ago, there are still certain skits that I quote to this day.
Some thins that scared me as a kid: -Those scenes with the combine bull from Cars. -An secret character in LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean called Broondjongen. He is only playable with the help of an extra. The creators of the game used some original concept art made for the movies to design the minifigs. Broondjongen is a member the Flying Dutchman's crew. The crewmen are people who passed away or got lost at sea, but got a second chance from Davy Jones. The ones who enter the crew start turning into sea creatures and slowly lose their minds. After a hundred years, they merge with the ship. Broondjongen's concept art shows him with a torso which is open like a clamshell. There is a skeleton sitting inside him, who is his brother he couldn't save. They actually put him in the LEGO game, which is supposed to be more child-friendly, but the texture of his torso piece got a littlebit overdetailed. The texture shows a screaming white figure pulling his torso apart with its hands. You can only find this character in 3 levels, but the developers placed him on the levels in a specific way, so he only shows his back to the camera. The only exception is a level where hebis one of the enemies, but the camera is zoomed out in that scene, so you can't detect that texture easily. We can play as him in free play mode if we buy the extra which allows us to control character we can't unlock. Whoever made this easter egg, they could hide it very well, because it got into the finished product, and it's not very well known to this day.
When I see sonic.exe, I always remember that one guy at my uni back in the day. He would watch a video about it during a lecture and would scream loudly after each jumpscare until he was kicked out by our professor. During my studies this was the only time someone was forced to leave a lecture. I'll always associate this story with that creepypasta.
as an older gen-z, i was raised on spongebob. this may sound weird, but it was my introduction into surrealistic imagery and gore. i wonder if that's why i'm so desensitized now.
I love this series so much! I'm so happy that you made this series in the first place. It's just so fun to look back on this stuff as I was always into the obscure/Horror side of things, as well as seeing some things I've never even heard of! Thanks so much man
Oh my god I remember garbage pail kids! I sure as hell was not born I the 80’s but when I was like 5 or 6 I got them for Christmas and I was so god damn scared.
Omg I’m an older Gen Z/a younger millennial so I saw most of this media as an older kid or teen and it makes me really nostalgic to see a lot of this haha. Also kinda hilarious and cute how a lot of these media pieces and parts of shows etc are pretty similar to older childhood trauma stuff I experienced as someone born in ‘95.
Dude, the where the wild things are movie scarred me for life...Especially the scene where the kid got eaten to hide from a wild thing chasing him, also, fun fact, the movie was originally gonna be made for adult audiences.
1000 Ways to Die is a core memory that I cannot get rid of, I was first introduced to it during a sleep over with my friend and I saw the episode where that guy was doing the dirty with a statue thing and it fell of him and crushed his ribs, I was like 6 and it absolutely horrified me
If this hasn't been done, I played a game called "Super Emo Alpaca" when I was younger. It's a game where you breed these nightmare llamas to make more with like blood and missing body parts. It never bothered me because I grew up in a Horror Household watching Tim Burton and collecting clown dolls, but I've heard it's an urban legend and there are people who refuse to believe it exists. If you choose to make a video on it, I can personally get you screenshots and videos since i have the game today.
I remember being a Brony back when I was a kid, the video with Celestia sliding into a box of nails shocked me, but then she said "Oh shit!" which made it funny despite her unseen wounds from those nails she slid into Edit: Now this is a thread of certain parts of the Iceberg that I am familiar with
Also, the Flood in Halo keep their prey alive in lore. AND they extract the important memories from them for useful intel for the Gravemind (basically the brain of the hivemind. In-lore, the Halos in the series were a whole array used to wipe all life in the galaxy, as the Forerunners had no other option left to their disposal.
Puberty never really traumatized me much, mostly because I felt the changes to be ignorable, minus acne and facial hair, which at the time, I wished were gone, hopefully my acne goes away once I turn 20 or so (I'm 18, currently)
THE THX LOGO USED TO SCARE THE ABSOLUTE SHIT OUT OF ME AS A KID I remember running out of the room every time I knew that noise was gonna start because it just made me so anxious
Man, I remember far more of these than I'd care to admit; apparently, my late nights as a kid were good for something after all. I'm 18 now, but seeing all of this lined up is surreal. Thank you so much for this entire series, it's been an incredible trip through my memories!
1:13:11 ah yes, that video. I had an obsession with cows so I loved watching that guy’s dancing cow video, but then I saw this recommended after it so I watched it. It traumatised me so bad, yet I was filled with curiosity to see the ending. I think it took me a few attempts to finally watch it all but it left my memory after years, only remembering the thumbnail in my head like it was a dream.
Can somebody PLEASE find this: It was an old ass Mario parody series where the characters were zombies (I think) and Mario runs into a castle where he meets a Shy Guy. The Shy Guy then takes off his mask and it was a very detailed “distorted” face. It scared me to the point where I dropped the series ENTIRELY.
Bro, there was this one house in my childhood neighborhood that had this animatronic on their porch on Halloween, and I went up to this house when I was getting candy like any other kid, and let’s just say I refused to visit that house every Halloween after until we moved. Oh, and that one episode of the original power puff girls “Speed Demon”
Hi I'm sorry this is random but I really like your pfp! I think it might have been drawn by one of my discord friends so I was surprised for a hot second seeing it haha
Yeah, the first time I watched ME!ME!ME!, I understood it, but it scared me. And I feel like I don’t get scared by much stuff like that. The only time I’ve watched it since then is when I’ve explained it to friends who then wanted to see it, so I’ll show it to them. I just kinda go along with it, but I don’t particularly like to watch it anymore. Aside from how beautiful the animation is and how well done it is, I just can’t.
i actually was recently thinking back to the time i went to eat at jekyll and hyde in nyc and it freaked me out lol. Its a shame its closed, i wouldve loved to revisit all these years later. But by far the funniest thing about that place was that the bathrooms werent even safe from the scares. I almost shit myself trying to find it because the door to the bathroom was behind a hidden bookshelf and the mirror in front of the sink was like a 1 way mirror that flipped and had a severed head inside that would yell when you turned off the sink lmao. good times
I remember seeing the original rabbids design when I was a little kid and wasn't really scared of it. The only thing I was scared of was that damn vacuum cleaner which would chase the rabbids around while saying "This object is not in place" in Rabbids Go Home!
It sounded like ubisoft wanted to make a new game spin off, so they started with their "mascot" rayman now they don't make games of him anymore last ones we're apps
21:58 holy heck I remember this, when my sister and I came across it, we weren’t terrified, we laughed because of the cursing. Such good sense of humor we had then.
1:22:37 this one back in the day actually didn’t traumatize me, I was deeply fascinated with the geonosian hivemind and karina the great when I was 10 when I saw the episode.
I SWEAR I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE SCARED OF WALLACE AND GROMMIT THE CURSE OF THE WERERABBIT. Everyone I knew liked the movie and I was TERRIFIED of it!!!!!!! We saw it in theaters when it came out at my daycare and oh my godddd I had nightmares for weeks Also I remember most of these...but I'm stunned that ^ others were scared of that as well
I think that spirit Halloween has really toned down over the years. I don't know if it's just me or if it was just that one store I went to when I was a kid but I remember when I was a kid I went to one and like it was very different from today's. It was much darker in the store and very loud, like I remember they were blasting music (if you can even call it that) I also remember it being so dark that it was very hard to see especially towards the back of the store. They also had tinted windows so you couldn't see inside. I remember I went to one when I was a kid and I never went back because the store clerk saw and knew that I was scared so she put on a creepy mask and sneak up behind me and my mom and scared us. I just recently went to one in San Antonio and it was completely different, it wasn't as cluttered and it was much more organized. It also was much brighter inside of the store and the music wasn't as loud. The staff were nice and friendly, and it was definitely toned down. Like the decorations weren't as hardcore as I remember. But I did remember seeing the one thing that scared me the most that they still sell to this day, and it's the evil babies. Out of all the things that scared me it was the evil babies that made me shit my pants.
I remember that one store (I don’t know if it was a Spirit store or not but it was some Halloween store) had a really neat animatronic where it was come creepy ghost girl and it was on like a track or something and it would move where the track went. It was a really neat concept and I’ve never seen it again since that time. And maybe it’s just because we were little and everything was scarier to us back then but the animatronics they have nowadays seem really cheap and poorly put together. although I did see one genuinely creepy animatronic recently, it was like a centipede girl with a gaping mouth full of teeth? (I didn’t really get a good look because I was shopping with children) however when I went to the same store another time, the animatronic had gone. Edit: I HATED THOSE CREEPY BABIES
@@gingerizard3262 but when I say that I think the decor has toned down, I mean that it is nowhere near as graphic as I remember cuz I remember specifically, VERY SPECIFICALLY, there was an animatronic that you would hang from the ceiling and it was a nurse with her arms and her legs cut off, it was extremely bloody and gory and over the top edgy. Like she had nails through her eyes and ugly boils all over her gray skin and blood coming out of her hoo-ha.
About that- The San Antonio ones were just as scary, but the one I went to this year was quite literally empty. The floor was open, their stock was limited (They didn't have socks I was looking for that I got the year before) and it was just really bright
10:41 That episode was the only one that I refused to watch growing up because it scared me so bad. I can watch it now, but I will never forget how much it scared me back then
I remember my brother showed me the zombie bambi short on MAD when I was really young (I guess he thought it would be funny?) and it scared the crap out of me. I was scared to watch anything zombie related, even hearing the word “zombie” made me want to cry. Looking back, I could see how my brother thought that fear was a little funny.
The THX logo one scarred me so much as a child (and still makes me shiver when I hear it), I remember the first time I heard it, I got so scarred that I ran under the living room's table, and then cried for help and yelled for my mom to come x)
I think it would be pretty fun that modern youtube horror will contribute to the current generation’s childhood trauma Things like Trollge, Siren head, Walten Files, etc, all contributions to the modern youngling’s nightmare fuel. That’s kinda funny to me. I wonder, as a decent horror creator myself, I might cause some poor kid to experience trauma because of it.
43:32 part of the reason the special effects are so good is because Audrey II is a massive puppet, and the scenes involving them were sped up to be 2 times faster (yes, the actors had to lip-sync in slow-motion). There’s not a single bit of CGI to take you out of the moment. 45:05 does anyone else remember a zombie one where there’s like…as goomba and a koopa trying to escape all the zombies and shit and it ends with them talking about how it’s not so bad being a zombie while the eat Luigi(?) 1:12:45 oh shit I saw this video on tiktok once! I got harassed by a bunch of people for jokingly calling it “gender” because they didn’t understand the concept of not wanting to look human lol 1:42:47 the omega mart Lemon recall video is based off of a real recall video. I don’t remember what year but Burger King had to put out a recall notice once for a pokeball kids toy because it was a choking hazard.
you should make a alien horror show about your character maybe it could also be a talk show inspired by space Ghost Coast to Coast and inspired by things like alien the movie maybe also inspired by things like Star wars and Star Trek
when i was super little (like 5-6) i was obsessed with harold and the purple crayon. we had it on dvd and as most dvds do, it had special features. one was about this little kid whos grandmother wanted to give him kisses or something but she progressively got more and more upset with the kid, starting to yell. it scared the shit out of me lmao
YESS POPEE IS HERE!! I love popee the performer i'm so glad it made it onto the list. Nice video btw, i've watched all of your other gen z childhood trauma ones.
All around great video and I didn't know about 60% of these. I'm happy to learn about a lot of restaurants and attractions from your home of New York and I hope you make more videos about them.
In the very first Pokémon mystery dungeon game, if you took too much time to finish a floor in a dungeon, you’d get some eerie message boxes that warn you of something coming and something getting closer. It didn’t help that the music would cut out completely to make way to the sound of wind blowing. That scared me a lot as a kid because it filled me with some weird sense of dread and foreboding doom.
Childhood Trauma is nostalgia ironically
It's because nowadays we'll never be able to feel that same kind of fear that we did when we were children
@@jmonkey106 I lowkey miss being scared easily cuz it was kinda fun but now I’m an adult and know everything is fake 😔
I mean.. this vid is making me scared of most of these things in the present lol
@@KingOfGaymes you can still get scared by fake stuff, if it's really scary.
ironically
My class actually had an "end of the world" party to start Christmas break in 2012 😂.
Ok that Is COOL
That sounds fun. XD
That sounds awesome TwT also i love you're fursuit head ^^
That sounds hilarious and fun
Your oc is cute
When I was a kid, my family took me and my brother to see the Spongebob movie in theater. Everything was fine up until the gift shop where Spongebob and Patrick sing as they slowly shrivel up and turn into objects. Right at the moment they pretty much die,... the movie froze and the film started twitching so much you can see the whole strip, then we had to go home because the movie broke. So that’s how the movie ended for me. It scared me so much that I hid under the bed during this scene when I watched it at home. If that is not the most creepypasta shit to have ever happened to me then I don’t know what is.
OMG I FEEL SO BAD FOR YOU!!!
Oh my, I would be traumatized too :(
Holy shit
THAT HAPPENED TO ME TOO ,THAT TRAUMATIZED ME SO BAD THAT I CRIED DURING WATCHING THEM DIE-
I feel bad for you and the fact it left you off on that note
i haven’t finished watching yet, but this dude just honestly seems so sweet? i hope he and all of you are having a great day :)
Awww thank you!
@@Raymundo_2112hi do you want to collab I feel like you and me work well together
him: starts talking about how people think dumb ways to die is disturbing
me: starts singing the theme song
👏"Dumb ways to die-i-i so many dumb ways to die"👏
@@sunnythesaopycultguy6969 dumb ways to di-hi-hi so many dumb ways to die!
N n n n n n n nostalgia!
@@gonernotloner dress up as a moose in hunting season
Ikr😂
59:48 Bruh those things legit gave me the late night flashbacks. What I hate the most about them is that they just stand there idly. 😨
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No way I loved ur how to kill Yoshi videos
Your 25 ways to kill yoshi got into the iceberg.
haha funny horse man go brrr
They're just standing there...MENACINGLY!!
I'm sorry, it had to be done..
Another thing about Dead Bart: Apparently, the story ends with the author saying that the celebrities that weren't dead yet at the time all had the same death date, implying some world ending event was coming. It's kind of disturbing as it gives off a sense of impending doom.
What year did it say-
The pasta didn't say what year it was. It's kinda timeless in that sort of way, though.
The year was 2013
People in the comments talking about how calming this is, meanwhile the the TMX theater opening sound made my skin shiver lollll
YEAH ME TOO
YEAHHH
THX is absolutely terrifying for no reason, it's loud and abrasive
dude i loved when that little guy tried to fix the logo
"Don't hug me I'm scared' got me badly, that really traumatized me-
I saw it when I was like, 8, and immediately loved it
@@fabulousroy i can see that
That show traumatized me but I loved it anyways
I couldn't sleep for months lol
Once again I need to say that yall are so weak. As a generation Z here, most of this shit is not scary. It’s just disturbing and shock
one of my childhood trauma's was those anti-drug PSA's. Till this day, I'm unable to hear those people with the talky box in their throats,, 😭
after anti drug week in kindergarten my moms said i refused to take any sort of medication and just suffered through my pain cause i wouldn’t even take tylenol
STFU -flying kitty
@@30thcenturyhomer what does "-flying kitty" mean?
@@vergil105 you saw it
@@ginamcmanama2018 what did ur mom do
Another reason the THX logo was scary is when it played in theaters, it wasn't just loud, it was deafening and it felt like it was coming from all around. Most movies start out kinda quiet, so it definitely felt jarring. I wasn't scared of it, but a lot of times it woke me up on the verge of sleep when it would play late at night and mom was watching a movie.
I agree
I remember in Abui Dubai (sorry if I'm misspelling) in the movies it would start with marbles dropping it was so loud as well
The barracuda scene from Finding Nemo terroriser me as a kid.
Also, one personal one that still haunts me is Micky Mouse - due to the fact I had a hallucination(?) with a shadow Micky when I was young.
The animated music video of Neon Trees 'Everybody Talks' also creeped my sister and I out in 2012.
When I was a kid my mom always skipped the barracuda scene because she thought it would scare me
11:26 That scene becomes a lot more creppy when you consider that all the characters are vegetables and there a doodled pumpkin on the face, without any kind of movement gets crushed
yes exactly. It's like if someone in our world wanted to demonstrate how a guillotine worked, so they dug up a lifeless corpse and had it beheaded.
Apparently there are vegetables that are alive, and vegetables that aren't in the series. It doesn't really make it better though, itslike taking a doll or dummy and beheading it.
I’m showing like me who got a broken nose for now on
Yo your pfp is Nanachi!!
@@insertcryhere2565 yo your PFP sucks
I was obsessed with lost episodes when I was younger. My favorites were usually the ones that weren't actually supposed to be part of a real show and was just like a weird thing on a channel or tape. My favorite was Mr. Bear's Cellar.
As in the 1999 creepypasta? Probably the only really long creepypasta I love. It's so good!
@@joanafernandes7425 Yess omg that one! It was so good and just the idea of something like that creeped me out more than any of the others.
@@eilir_adron The creepypasta page also has the supposed bear mask image associated. Despite being the only and only picture, it just creeped me out so much how plausible it all looked to be.
@@joanafernandes7425 Oh yeah I know what you mean. Super creepy dude.
Im obsessed too
1:06:16 honestly it's really sad that my introduction to cooking mama WAS the graphic peta flash game, so for a long time i though cooking mama was a really graphic video game and when ever i saw footage of the actual game i was always confused until i realized the truth.
Same here
I _swear_ my best friend once jumpscared herself five times with the exact same animatronic during a single visit to Spirit Halloween. It was SO fucking funny, I never let her live that down.
26:01 All because of Friday Night Funkin, there is absolutely no other reason why. It all started when Pico was introduced into game cause the game itself had Newgrounds origin. Pico was famed for his game Pico's School which also suddenly got popular. This started a trend of Newground characters/mascots being added as mods to FNF including Tricky.
I’m actually pretty happy about this! Influential pop culture like Madness Combat, Pico’s School and Tankmen all deserve recognition for how nostalgic and revolutionary they are, and since FNF is popular and these friendly faces were added to the game as mods and official weeks of their own, their popularity has gone through the roof; It’s honestly how I discovered them all! It makes me really happy to see people enjoying content from early 2000s internet days thanks to FNF :)
@@tseliius too bad the fandom had to ruin the afterwards
@@localhellboi5935 yeah that's why i left-
I’m really glad it brought it back up, because it’s honestly such a good show, and it’s helped me a lot mentally and it has helped me get through some tough stuff.
@@localhellboi5935 yea. All the gatekeepers and anti-shippers are super toxic
As someone born in 1995, I saw most of the youtube and creepypasta stuff in my late teenager/early adult years, and while some of it was still pretty scary, I can only imagine how much more disturbing this must have been if you actually saw this in your CHILDHOOD. I sometime wonder what my childhood would have been like if we already had TH-cam back then.
to answer your question it's fucking miserable 💔 i'm turning 20 this month and i developed psychosis as a child that is still in tact to this day, from things like screamer videos and lost episode videos etc. for all the people who saw those things in childhood with neglectful parents or lack of finance, both stopping ability of professional therapy + mental treatment, it had to have fucked up more than just me.
but then again i'm the only person in my life i've ever met who has this much trauma from screamer videos so 🧍♂️
TH-cam came out in 2005 (when you were 10 yrs old) so you were already a kid by the time yt came out.
I'm 22, I grew up with these sorts of videos. It's weird, because I'm really nostalgic for them now. I miss getting scared by this stuff, ha.
Honestly, from my personal experience, it made me have a bad sense of knowing what was politically correct, like I could just make a random joke about death and it would freak people out a lot and I’d be confused what the big deal was when I was younger
1:22:40
I saw this episode when it aired and was not affected at all. What I do find most disturbing about the episode is Ahsoka killing a one clone trooper while saving all the others. What makes it even more out of place was in the series finale where her and Rex were escaping and they were trying not to kill ANY of the clones because they were all brainwashed.
But yeah, she did kill a clone.
I DO remember the “In real life” version of “Dumb Ways to Die!” Scared me horribly as a kid. It’s kinda stained in my mind, honestly. Especially the one about the snake biting the man in that video.
You just unlocked a memory I had completely forgotten about. I wasn’t scarred by it since I didnt watch the whole thing but seeing someone set on fire was scary enough that I clicked off quickly
holyyyyy crud i remember that!!!!! i actually tried to find it after seeing this comment n i cant seem to find it anymore . huh.
@@Ryeven Its probably deleted now that TH-cam is more strict. I remember seeing full on “sekks” on here that I sadly cant find no more
@@sweetheartmashupsbabe Sometimes I go looking for the oldest creepy videos, like the Baby Swearing or "Ghost Girl in the Mirror", and sometimes they pop up. I was looking up Urban Legends videos some time ago, sorted by "Date", and down the list eventually found a weird H*ntai about the Japanese "8 Feet Tall" entity (Hachishakusama, I think the Romanized name is). It's like, ancient, uploaded 12 years ago or something.
I wonder if there's an iceberg video for videos that should obviously have been taken down & deleted for one reason or another, but are still on TH-cam after 10+ years.
I remember seeing this with my cousin and the. clicking off and trying to find it again. I only remember the guy’s hair that caught on fire-
53:16
Actually this was a whole series, that video was just closer to the end. The series was, I think, the second official MLP creepypasta after pinkamena. Basically rarity ends us actually killing her cat Opel after finding out that she liked the feeling of her cat causing her harm. It was a tumbler ask thing and the whole story about about how Rarity has a huge masochist and obsessed with Pinkamena, to the point where she used her cats fur to make a plush of her and it's her most prized possession
I remember that specifically bc I use to LOVE fucked up pony ask blogs and I remember having to stop reading that one because of the specific post where she goes into detail about shoving knifes in her vagina and getting all cut up. It freaked me out baf
I remembered the name, it was LilMissRarity
@@Houndoomgirl77 same here!!! I still haven't found a better and more fucked up story then the ones that where made back then
69 nice
everything in this video is “childhood trauma” but for me, it was comfort. having full access to the internet at a young age made me who I am, along with a lot of kids. I loved the video and it has brought some wonderful memories!
Just a suggestion: Why not a gen z childhood trauma iceberg...but with books that left kids scared?
It could've been the content, it could've been the book cover itself, or maybe the art within the book?
If you were to make something like this, I suggest one of the entries being Animorphs, that book series where kids turned into animals! The old book covers tended to freak me out, but I still absolutely adore the content it brings.
the monster at the end of the book 😭😭😭
@@yumerepaint8287 oh god, I remember that!
Was not expecting you to look like that with the avatar you use
Haha yeah I get that. Some people think that its a fursona of sorts but thats pretty far from the truth. I'm not a furry nor have I been one but The character comes from an old Defunct themed restaurant that I went to a lot as a kid. The character was always my favorite, so as a tribute to the place I use him as my avatar :)
@@Raymundo_2112 i wish you were live
Cult
@@Raymundo_2112 this is out of context but hi mate! Is it okay if I make timestamps? I've reached to the middle of the ice should I continue taking timestamps or should I stop?
@@moonlight-0-227 Go ahead! But I just added Timestamps last night do those not you up for you?
I'm 45 minutes in, realising that all the music is instrumental piano MCR music and going back to check what songs I missed??? honestly the best part of this video!
Yes
FINALY SOMEONE ELSE REALIZES!!!
I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT
I FLAPPED MY ARMS WHEN I SAW 9 ON THE ICEBERG IT COMPLETELY TRAUMATIZED ME SINCE MY DAD WAS WATCHING IT NEXT TO ME AND IT GAVE ME NIGHT TERRORS OMFG YAAAAY FINALLY MY TERROR IS VALIDATED
Bro the "THX" logo was really scary to me when I was a kid, I would hide under my blanket and cover my ears until it was over. You just unlocked a VERY deep memory. O-O
It's pretty scary, I think I cried and peed myself when I first saw it at the age of 2 or 3
Raymundo: Talks about Topics that disturbed an entire Generation
Music: Calmly plays "Hey there Delilah"
This TH-cam Channel is a gift for humanity
I really liked Popee the Performer, it's really... something.
Same
You mean performer right
It was something alright.
Same, I really, REALLY, love it. One of my favorites of all time.
PTP is quite cool tbh. It's funny lmao
Jesus Christ. As someone who specifically remembers how much that Wallace and Gromit movie terrified them as a kid, 7:58 made my heart fucking stop. That was the scariest shit that’s ever happened to me
Hahaha that’s awesome
So you died?
i remember conquering my fear of the THX sound by screaming along with it
I'm still scared of it and I'm almost 25
For me, the Wii crashed the most while playing LEGO Star Wars 3 the clone wars.
Also, Cyriak's MEOW reminds me of happy tree friends with its juxtaposition between the cartoony, cute art style and gory content.
He worked for the BBC making animations with footage he filmed quite clever
For me the Wii crashed the most when running Homebrew apps.
Oh, I am still traumatised and afraid to watch happy tree friends even tho I have seen MUCH worse things online, and even IRL. And for me I never owned any console :/
Fun fact nobody asked for: Cyriak's MEOW is actually what got me and my brother into HTF-
It used to happen for me on Lego Indiana Jones
Actually lil miss rarity started as a tumblr askblog, it was horror themed and got pretty gory at times, it was also VERY nsfw at times, the animation was a sort of grand finale set after Rarity died, the blog ended up deleted a while back.
dude i was about to say that i didn't know about the animation but i did remember the account
Actually it's still around. You just can't find it through tumblr anymore. I follow the artist, and it hasn't updated for a bit cause of rl stuff on the artist's side, but they do wanna continue it at some point. And while still violent and dark, they've leaned a bit away from the other nsfw stuff.
@@Raindrop114 bronies are cring my guy.
@@DeRanter they aren't hurting anybody.
Stop judging.
@@justanautisticnerd8969 no *chad music plays*
I forgot about Gregory's room and got a mini panic attack when it got brought up. thank god for the hydration break afterwards
You know, the Hypno's Lullaby one kinda reminds me of an old story I heard when I was little. It was originally a folklore story, but was eventually adapted and popularized by the brothers Grimm, the same ones who wrote the original versions of a lot of popular fairytales.
The Dutch title of the story is 'De rattenvanger van Hamelen', which translates to 'The rat-catcher of Hamelen'. It's about a man who shows up in the German town Hamelen somewhere in the late 13th century, while the town is dealing with a bad rat infestation. The man claims to have a magic flute that, if he plays the right song, could lead all the rats away. The town promises to pay him if he kills all the rats, and the man does so, luring all the rats away and making them drown themselves in the nearby river the Wezer. The next day, there's still some rats left, so the man does it again. On the third day all the rats are gone, and the man asks for his payment. However, the town actually refuses to pay him, and the man gets angry. The next day, either while all the adults are at church or in the middle of the night when the adults are asleep, it depends on the version, the man plays a different song on his flute and lures all the town's children away instead. There's a couple different versions of the story's ending, in some the children are never found, in some there simply is no resolution, and in most of the more modern versions the children eventually manage to escape and go back to Hamelen, and the man ends up getting his money.
I actually read the wikipedia article on it, and I'm pretty sure that there might be an English version out there somewhere, under the name Pied Piper
Yeah in English we call it the pied Piper where he leads away the children and they're never seen again
Your warnings and how disgusting you where by some of the entrys really made me realize how desensitized i am to generally horrifying things. I already knew, but this is the first time ive realized how far in the pit i am truly.
Same here, I was desensitized with all Star Wars related entries like republic commando and the clone wars brain invaders because I fucking loved it as I was a sheltered child not allowed to watch anything violent but was still allowed clone wars and just was not fazed but everyone thought I was.
i remember being scared of 2-D from gorillaz when i first saw him as a kid, now he's one of my favorite band members.
He’s such a vibe I love him
Wait really? What about 2-D did you find it scary? Was it his big white eyes?
Same!
I just recently gotten into Gorillaz lately (yes i know im mega late) and i absolutely love the band and 2-D
For a moment I thought that your profile pic was noodle… and then I realized that it was MAH BOI 2D YEEEEEEEE
For those of you who saw the original vids and want to see the lost entries quickly, here are the timestamps for said entries:
32:41 Puberty
42:03 The Centrifuge Brain Project
47:42 Mr. Meaty
57:13 Reese’s Baby
1:07:46 Japanese Sea Creature
1:12:42 Cell Phone Microwave
1:23:44 Miis Killed on Nintendo Wii
1:24:41 Popee the Performer
1:25:18 Peanut Butter Jelly Time
1:35:32 Nanny Cam Fail
1:39:55 Japanese Furby Commercial
1:42:56 Lost Tapes
1:45:17 Shrek is Love
1:54:30 Blankroom soup.avi
[BONUS] 1:00:24 (He “supposedly” showed this drawing in the original vids, but never even showed em, so I guess this counts as a missing entry)
shrek is truly love
@@crispicheese true words spoken 😌
That chills impression was SPOT. ON. Good laugh, thank you for that
You somehow kept my pea-brain interested for 2 hours. Good job! Lots of nostalgic shit in this as I was born 2001
As a kid I actually enjoyed Mr Meaty. There is one thing about the show that even unsettled me though, Mr Carney. He was the boss man, the owner of the restaurant. They found him frozen in the freezer, and when he thawed he ended up continuing to run the establishment as this nearly decomposed, frozen blue, corpse. Even though I liked the show, what the hell were the writers smoking??
u should continue doing iceburgs they are rlly calming to me and they bring back memories that ive forgotten abt
@Life Is Soup I Am Fork (Kuwangus) Ditto pal
@Life Is Soup I Am Fork (Kuwangus) r/youngpeoplesposts
@Life Is Soup I Am Fork (Kuwangus) r/youngpeoplesposts
@Life Is Soup I Am Fork (Kuwangus) r/youngpeoplesposts
I really have come to the conclusion that I was weird. Lots of these I experienced but was not scared of. 9 was probably the best example. When I saw the trailer I couldn’t stop thinking about it, I didn’t have easy access to the internet so I kept asking people about the movie along side crappy drawings in hopes that someone would know more. Eventually I saw the trailer and begged my mom to take me of 9/9/09. She kept telling me I would be scared and hate it but I pet begging and even had to try and explain the movie as best I could before she agreed. I loved the movie and fully understood things like the dead bodies. It’s still my favorite movie to date and I still hold out hope that they might make something else in the franchise.
Bro I was scared of the cover I called it skinny minion
I can see how THX coulda scared children, but I personally found it strangely calming
Yeah. It hyped me up before my banger movies started
Y'all are weird, I was terrified of THX and I still am
1:08:18 I actually remember seeing that years ago. I was really into marine biology as a little kid, so I just imagined it was an explosive species of sea cucumber.
There are many benefits to being a marine biologist.
Good point!
Gotta be honest, the weirdest things about these videos to me is the thought that the guy making it is feeling the same sort of nostalgia and having similar memories that I am about these entries. It's kinda weird to think that most of the time I spent on this website was watching people fairly far removed from me age-wise, and now the people making good content on it are around my age and from my generation.
In other words, damn I'm getting old.
I like your profile picture :3
@@spookyaugust I gotta agree, their icon is so cute
It took me way too long to notice Helena by MCR playing in the background of one part lol. I LOVE that song!
Raymundo: *talking about his trauma*
Me: WHATS THE WORSE THAT I COULD SAYYYY, THINGS WERE BETTER IF I STAYEDDD!! SO LONG, AND GOOD NIGHTTT, SO LONG AND GOOD NIGHTTTT~!!!!
Holy shit he liked my comment! This made my entire year!!!
I like the way your character moves. It’s like an old flash animation
Do you enjoy eating trash?
@@pundertalefan4391 no.
I didn't see Wonder Showzen until I was an adult. Being a Muppet fan with a twisted sense of humor, it was the coolest thing I'd seen in years! Even though that was two years ago, there are still certain skits that I quote to this day.
Wow can't belive I watched the whole thing, keep up the good work! This was very engaging
Some thins that scared me as a kid:
-Those scenes with the combine bull from Cars.
-An secret character in LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean called Broondjongen. He is only playable with the help of an extra. The creators of the game used some original concept art made for the movies to design the minifigs.
Broondjongen is a member the Flying Dutchman's crew. The crewmen are people who passed away or got lost at sea, but got a second chance from Davy Jones.
The ones who enter the crew start turning into sea creatures and slowly lose their minds. After a hundred years, they merge with the ship.
Broondjongen's concept art shows him with a torso which is open like a clamshell. There is a skeleton sitting inside him, who is his brother he couldn't save.
They actually put him in the LEGO game, which is supposed to be more child-friendly, but the texture of his torso piece got a littlebit overdetailed. The texture shows a screaming white figure pulling his torso apart with its hands.
You can only find this character in 3 levels, but the developers placed him on the levels in a specific way, so he only shows his back to the camera. The only exception is a level where hebis one of the enemies, but the camera is zoomed out in that scene, so you can't detect that texture easily.
We can play as him in free play mode if we buy the extra which allows us to control character we can't unlock.
Whoever made this easter egg, they could hide it very well, because it got into the finished product, and it's not very well known to this day.
When I see sonic.exe, I always remember that one guy at my uni back in the day.
He would watch a video about it during a lecture and would scream loudly after each jumpscare until he was kicked out by our professor.
During my studies this was the only time someone was forced to leave a lecture.
I'll always associate this story with that creepypasta.
AYO? WHY ARE YOU LIKE- HOT? ty for blessing us today
I don't exactly know why.
@@here9087 same, bro… But he *is*
Bruh.
Bro please do not do this
Satire right? RIGHT
as an older gen-z, i was raised on spongebob. this may sound weird, but it was my introduction into surrealistic imagery and gore. i wonder if that's why i'm so desensitized now.
3:08
Man. For me that’s more nostalgic then anything. Love that logo
It sounds like a car starting up
I love this series so much! I'm so happy that you made this series in the first place. It's just so fun to look back on this stuff as I was always into the obscure/Horror side of things, as well as seeing some things I've never even heard of! Thanks so much man
I really like this guy he's entertaining as hell
Nice pfp
@@uva6969 thank you, Mamezuku Rai is the way to go
average Rai Mamezuku enjoyer
Cool pfp
@@kaithlynulate1596 thanks, yours is cool too
1:15:59 it's you!
Oh my god I remember garbage pail kids! I sure as hell was not born I the 80’s but when I was like 5 or 6 I got them for Christmas and I was so god damn scared.
Ah, pure nostalgia, right into my red, hyper realistic eyes
Omg I’m an older Gen Z/a younger millennial so I saw most of this media as an older kid or teen and it makes me really nostalgic to see a lot of this haha. Also kinda hilarious and cute how a lot of these media pieces and parts of shows etc are pretty similar to older childhood trauma stuff I experienced as someone born in ‘95.
Dude, the where the wild things are movie scarred me for life...Especially the scene where the kid got eaten to hide from a wild thing chasing him, also, fun fact, the movie was originally gonna be made for adult audiences.
Would you recommend it cause I have nothing else to watch other than shitty tubi movies
Nah not rlly
1000 Ways to Die is a core memory that I cannot get rid of, I was first introduced to it during a sleep over with my friend and I saw the episode where that guy was doing the dirty with a statue thing and it fell of him and crushed his ribs, I was like 6 and it absolutely horrified me
If this hasn't been done, I played a game called "Super Emo Alpaca" when I was younger. It's a game where you breed these nightmare llamas to make more with like blood and missing body parts. It never bothered me because I grew up in a Horror Household watching Tim Burton and collecting clown dolls, but I've heard it's an urban legend and there are people who refuse to believe it exists. If you choose to make a video on it, I can personally get you screenshots and videos since i have the game today.
That's really cool
Yeesh!
could you upload these videos to your channel?
I remember being a Brony back when I was a kid, the video with Celestia sliding into a box of nails shocked me, but then she said "Oh shit!" which made it funny despite her unseen wounds from those nails she slid into
Edit: Now this is a thread of certain parts of the Iceberg that I am familiar with
I still think about the video, and chuckle a little
I also love the Godzilla NES creepypasta, when I was younger, I watched Mutahar and Mullet Mike reading the story, and I was hooked
Also, the Flood in Halo keep their prey alive in lore. AND they extract the important memories from them for useful intel for the Gravemind (basically the brain of the hivemind.
In-lore, the Halos in the series were a whole array used to wipe all life in the galaxy, as the Forerunners had no other option left to their disposal.
Puberty never really traumatized me much, mostly because I felt the changes to be ignorable, minus acne and facial hair, which at the time, I wished were gone, hopefully my acne goes away once I turn 20 or so (I'm 18, currently)
Mimi in Super Paper Mario still freaks me out, though, like, all the bone crack sounds and the sudden change in shift of her look
Who else wants to hear Ray's version of "abandoned by Disney"?
THE THX LOGO USED TO SCARE THE ABSOLUTE SHIT OUT OF ME AS A KID
I remember running out of the room every time I knew that noise was gonna start because it just made me so anxious
WHO WAS GONNA TELL ME HOW PRETTY THIS MAN IS HOLY SHIT YOU ARE WHO I WANT TO BE
TH-camr's voices never match their faces, huh?
Man, I remember far more of these than I'd care to admit; apparently, my late nights as a kid were good for something after all. I'm 18 now, but seeing all of this lined up is surreal. Thank you so much for this entire series, it's been an incredible trip through my memories!
‘Teddy has an operation’ was my favourite when I was a kid (around like 5-8?) thank you for reawakening this memory
1:13:11 ah yes, that video.
I had an obsession with cows so I loved watching that guy’s dancing cow video, but then I saw this recommended after it so I watched it. It traumatised me so bad, yet I was filled with curiosity to see the ending. I think it took me a few attempts to finally watch it all but it left my memory after years, only remembering the thumbnail in my head like it was a dream.
Can somebody PLEASE find this:
It was an old ass Mario parody series where the characters were zombies (I think) and Mario runs into a castle where he meets a Shy Guy. The Shy Guy then takes off his mask and it was a very detailed “distorted” face. It scared me to the point where I dropped the series ENTIRELY.
Bro, there was this one house in my childhood neighborhood that had this animatronic on their porch on Halloween, and I went up to this house when I was getting candy like any other kid, and let’s just say I refused to visit that house every Halloween after until we moved.
Oh, and that one episode of the original power puff girls “Speed Demon”
Don’t remind me of that episode...
@@DeviemTwen sorry dude
Dude, that episode broked my mind
Hi I'm sorry this is random but I really like your pfp! I think it might have been drawn by one of my discord friends so I was surprised for a hot second seeing it haha
@@fabulousroy oh thanks, I don’t claim it lol, I just found it and really liked it
Yeah, the first time I watched ME!ME!ME!, I understood it, but it scared me. And I feel like I don’t get scared by much stuff like that. The only time I’ve watched it since then is when I’ve explained it to friends who then wanted to see it, so I’ll show it to them. I just kinda go along with it, but I don’t particularly like to watch it anymore. Aside from how beautiful the animation is and how well done it is, I just can’t.
i actually was recently thinking back to the time i went to eat at jekyll and hyde in nyc and it freaked me out lol. Its a shame its closed, i wouldve loved to revisit all these years later.
But by far the funniest thing about that place was that the bathrooms werent even safe from the scares. I almost shit myself trying to find it because the door to the bathroom was behind a hidden bookshelf and the mirror in front of the sink was like a 1 way mirror that flipped and had a severed head inside that would yell when you turned off the sink lmao. good times
I remember seeing the original rabbids design when I was a little kid and wasn't really scared of it. The only thing I was scared of was that damn vacuum cleaner which would chase the rabbids around while saying "This object is not in place" in Rabbids Go Home!
It sounded like ubisoft wanted to make a new game spin off, so they started with their "mascot" rayman now they don't make games of him anymore last ones we're apps
I used to be scared of a Rabbids poster in my older sisters room where a Rabbid was on a toilet and having a stupid face lol
I'm a huge rabbids fan but I agree
21:58 holy heck I remember this, when my sister and I came across it, we weren’t terrified, we laughed because of the cursing. Such good sense of humor we had then.
I remember crying about the video even though it was fake.
Worst part was it was after a funeral.
I thought it was hilarious as well
@@Brigeb20 oh I'm sorry!
1:22:37 this one back in the day actually didn’t traumatize me, I was deeply fascinated with the geonosian hivemind and karina the great when I was 10 when I saw the episode.
I SWEAR I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE SCARED OF WALLACE AND GROMMIT THE CURSE OF THE WERERABBIT. Everyone I knew liked the movie and I was TERRIFIED of it!!!!!!! We saw it in theaters when it came out at my daycare and oh my godddd I had nightmares for weeks
Also I remember most of these...but I'm stunned that ^ others were scared of that as well
I think that spirit Halloween has really toned down over the years. I don't know if it's just me or if it was just that one store I went to when I was a kid but I remember when I was a kid I went to one and like it was very different from today's. It was much darker in the store and very loud, like I remember they were blasting music (if you can even call it that) I also remember it being so dark that it was very hard to see especially towards the back of the store. They also had tinted windows so you couldn't see inside. I remember I went to one when I was a kid and I never went back because the store clerk saw and knew that I was scared so she put on a creepy mask and sneak up behind me and my mom and scared us. I just recently went to one in San Antonio and it was completely different, it wasn't as cluttered and it was much more organized. It also was much brighter inside of the store and the music wasn't as loud. The staff were nice and friendly, and it was definitely toned down. Like the decorations weren't as hardcore as I remember. But I did remember seeing the one thing that scared me the most that they still sell to this day, and it's the evil babies.
Out of all the things that scared me it was the evil babies that made me shit my pants.
I remember that one store (I don’t know if it was a Spirit store or not but it was some Halloween store) had a really neat animatronic where it was come creepy ghost girl and it was on like a track or something and it would move where the track went. It was a really neat concept and I’ve never seen it again since that time.
And maybe it’s just because we were little and everything was scarier to us back then but the animatronics they have nowadays seem really cheap and poorly put together.
although I did see one genuinely creepy animatronic recently, it was like a centipede girl with a gaping mouth full of teeth? (I didn’t really get a good look because I was shopping with children)
however when I went to the same store another time, the animatronic had gone.
Edit: I HATED THOSE CREEPY BABIES
@@gingerizard3262 but when I say that I think the decor has toned down, I mean that it is nowhere near as graphic as I remember cuz I remember specifically, VERY SPECIFICALLY, there was an animatronic that you would hang from the ceiling and it was a nurse with her arms and her legs cut off, it was extremely bloody and gory and over the top edgy. Like she had nails through her eyes and ugly boils all over her gray skin and blood coming out of her hoo-ha.
The zombie babies were horrifying to me. XD
About that- The San Antonio ones were just as scary, but the one I went to this year was quite literally empty. The floor was open, their stock was limited (They didn't have socks I was looking for that I got the year before) and it was just really bright
Im glad other people remember the zombie babies
Yes! I love this whole iceberg! I remember how much nights I stay up from some of these videos as a kid back then
10:41 That episode was the only one that I refused to watch growing up because it scared me so bad. I can watch it now, but I will never forget how much it scared me back then
I remember my brother showed me the zombie bambi short on MAD when I was really young (I guess he thought it would be funny?) and it scared the crap out of me. I was scared to watch anything zombie related, even hearing the word “zombie” made me want to cry. Looking back, I could see how my brother thought that fear was a little funny.
That scene from ALLADIN where alladin get tied up and thrown into the river and almost drowns is pretty traumatic
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"Solo las personas mas geniales se suscriben a Raymundo"
Un texto en español es lo que menos me esperaba en uno de tus videos haha
44:49 am I the only person who noticed the song? ITS MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE
The THX logo one scarred me so much as a child (and still makes me shiver when I hear it), I remember the first time I heard it, I got so scarred that I ran under the living room's table, and then cried for help and yelled for my mom to come x)
I first saw it on a VHS of the Disney movie Dinosaur when I was like 2 or 3 and I think I cried and peed myself
I think it would be pretty fun that modern youtube horror will contribute to the current generation’s childhood trauma
Things like Trollge, Siren head, Walten Files, etc, all contributions to the modern youngling’s nightmare fuel. That’s kinda funny to me.
I wonder, as a decent horror creator myself, I might cause some poor kid to experience trauma because of it.
The Internet already has if you think about it. Happy Tree Friends, Creepypasta and Creepypasta videos, I Feel Fantastic, Salad Fingers, so on.
I'm 23 and I HATE Cartoon Cat. XD
Don't forget about the infamous momo
there's that one animation with the dancing flowers too, i feel bad for any kid that is fooled into watching that
@@itssoulfr836 mope mope?
43:32 part of the reason the special effects are so good is because Audrey II is a massive puppet, and the scenes involving them were sped up to be 2 times faster (yes, the actors had to lip-sync in slow-motion). There’s not a single bit of CGI to take you out of the moment.
45:05 does anyone else remember a zombie one where there’s like…as goomba and a koopa trying to escape all the zombies and shit and it ends with them talking about how it’s not so bad being a zombie while the eat Luigi(?)
1:12:45 oh shit I saw this video on tiktok once! I got harassed by a bunch of people for jokingly calling it “gender” because they didn’t understand the concept of not wanting to look human lol
1:42:47 the omega mart Lemon recall video is based off of a real recall video. I don’t remember what year but Burger King had to put out a recall notice once for a pokeball kids toy because it was a choking hazard.
Nice name and pfp
I LOVE Audrey 2, he is my favorite puppet character
Yo! two hours of video? thats insane dude! prolly one of the best icebergs I've ever seen
you should make a alien horror show about your character maybe it could also be a talk show inspired by space Ghost Coast to Coast and inspired by things like alien the movie maybe also inspired by things like Star wars and Star Trek
when i was super little (like 5-6) i was obsessed with harold and the purple crayon. we had it on dvd and as most dvds do, it had special features. one was about this little kid whos grandmother wanted to give him kisses or something but she progressively got more and more upset with the kid, starting to yell. it scared the shit out of me lmao
SMILE FOR AUNTIE OH MY GOD MY DAD LOVED TO SHOW THAT TO US FOR SOME REASON
OH FUCK I REMEMBER THAT ONE TOO SHE FREAKED ME OUT SO BAD
IT'S CALLED "SMILE FOR AUNTIE"
YESS POPEE IS HERE!! I love popee the performer i'm so glad it made it onto the list. Nice video btw, i've watched all of your other gen z childhood trauma ones.
💕💕Popee my favorite cabbit!😺🐰
Yesss I love PTP too!!
*1:55:45** bruh I never watched this part, that shit made my heart drop cause I was watching in 1.5x speed* 😭
All around great video and I didn't know about 60% of these.
I'm happy to learn about a lot of restaurants and attractions from your home of New York and I hope you make more videos about them.
I made one on the Jekyll and Hyde club and it’s one of my best vids! I suggest you check it out!
me being older gen Z (22) trying to figure out why some of these scared kids (like the New Sponge scene from Spongebob)
With all due respect, you’re gorgeous. Oh, and the video is awesome too, thank you for putting it together and editing it so well!
In the very first Pokémon mystery dungeon game, if you took too much time to finish a floor in a dungeon, you’d get some eerie message boxes that warn you of something coming and something getting closer. It didn’t help that the music would cut out completely to make way to the sound of wind blowing. That scared me a lot as a kid because it filled me with some weird sense of dread and foreboding doom.
OMG THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD! omg I forgot about them they used to scare me at the skating rink, especially since thriller was played every night