and its sad because like, it was SO CLOSE to be good, they just needed a little bit of attention to detail, knowing that old cameras don't have the digital time stamp and auto-focus. but they had to make it as hard to see as possible to hide the bad animations, and that was their downfall.
You guys should do a segment where each artist picks a ufo clip from the internet, and tries to replicate it with CGI. Then yall take turns to show the group a side by side, and see if they can tell which is the original
This is the way. Please do this. If these can be recreated in an hour or three; please invest the time to do so. The views and monetization from the video alone will be worth the couple hours of easy work recreating these. Thanks.
The problem with this idea is it’s just gonna make videos that actually are genuine be labeled as CGI even if their not and the poor people that have witnessed something amazing are going to look stupid to the public, then it’s going to cause a negative feedback loop that causes people so the STFU whether they capture something on video or not 😂.
Interestingly here are some statements made in the original videos. "Filtrate for declassification and dissemination through the Internet and media." Key word is "Filtrate". These videos are admitted to being edited. Additionally: "You are the ones who create your own misinformation." The military and CIA is known to do counterintelligence. The KGB symbol, the overlays, etc. would logically be added to confuse and detract from the main evidence such as the alien and the numerous details of the videos that would be extremely costly to produce, and for what profit? There is a thing called entropy and humans can visually recognize it. It's not easy to fake complexity. Which is why it takes thousands of people and multiple months to produce a 2 hour movie. It's easier to quickly copy and paste things that "debunkers" can latch to than to leave it alone to get leaked. Obfuscation is the goal along with controlling the narratives around sensitive information. It's kinda funny to see so much detail presented in the videos as well as evidence in other areas that corroborate it to be passed off as debunked because of an overlay. It's lazy to be frank. Just like the corridor crew who think it's easy to just create these kinds of hoaxes with little money and effort. Ironically the top comment on this video is pushing them to do just that! Lets see how far they can go! Unfortunately it's easier to pat yourself on the back and claim it can be done in a days work than actually prove it.
They debunked nothing. Only showed what we already knew, that there was an attempt to make video look older. And imo, the whole kgb sign in background was used in similar way. Imo it was prob in Pentagon or some equivalent. Do you think kgb just missed censoring out the sign?
no no remeber, when you have real footage of aliens, the first thing you must do is compress the hell out of the video, add some elements to make it more shady, add shake, motion blur, random defocus and movement like you recorded while drunk on skates and makes it MORE believable, they will find the overlay elements but you KNOW you have the real footage underneath (for some reason) lol 😂
Jordan’s application of the philosophy of the boy who cried wolf eventually finding a real wolf plus faking then winning the lottery is a hysterical supportive argument. I’m dying.
considering how quickly and confidently he went there, i would infer that he's used it before, deliberated on and developed it in his free time, and arrived at the erroneous conclusion that it's a solid line of defense.... it just doesn't work - at all hahahaha
I want to clarify about Maussan's mummies, he presented them originally to Peru's congress and no one paid attention to him, at that time he worked with a biologist named José de la Cruz Ríos López, he presented a study that argued the skull of the mummies was a modified llama skull (or a similar animal) and the rest of the skeleton was made from several different bones from different individual humans and animals. He later commited fraud by testifying they were real. Maussan was later the MC for a congress event in Mexico were he presented the mummies again at the end, when the actual event was over; the only study done after consisted of an MRI (which he only agreed to because he had done it before in a different set of mummies, and the fabrication marks weren't obvious), and x-ray; both show the creature is complete unviable as a real living being, and that the bones not only don't have symetry, they also don't articulate with one another. The UNAM (Autonomous National University of Mexico) came forward to debunk claims of studies done on the creatures. Another test that was done, not on these two mummies, but on others from the same set, showed that different parts of the body give different C14 date results. Also, in Peru, people have come forward to talk about how they participated in making the mummies
You guys should do a "make a ufo footage" challange. Give each one 1 day to come up with the most "reallistic" footage, to show how easy is to come up with a footage like this.
The UFO nuts are so gullible it's kind of scary. Just today on reddit somebody created a post with video of this clip with the plane with orbs flying around it debunked in this video. His post said he knew there had to be aliens and that video was finally confirmation he needed to declare it proudly to the world. If these guys wanted to turn that communities world upside down they could create great effects they would all believe than 30 days later drop another video showing them how they did it.
Gotta throw out there that photons ARE piercing the smoke. Thermal images still capture photons. It's just not in the wavelength visible to the human eye
And don’t rely on veritasiums example. They were using smoke that climatizes to ambient air temp, otherwise you wouldn’t see anything. If they’d used a smoke grenade, the smoke would carry heat and as long as it is hotter than 37C/98F you wouldn’t see the person behind it. Everything has some heat, just as even dark places still have some light; the disparity in temp/light needs to be enough that the sensor doesn’t get blown out. Hence smoke from a plane has heat.
@@CorridorCrew you think we still believe in you guys? after what you did on the "leaked Spiderman" video and saying to your viewers that its FAKE. and someone whos an ex-disney employee came out that you and a couple of youtubers and influencers got paid to deny the video. nice try
As a former Durango native, this was wild to see my hometown and old stomping grounds be talked about first thing. Also, locals would TOTALLY dress up to mess with tourists. I did.
I rented a Chewbacca costume in high school. Traipsing around in the woods near a road. Sure enough there was an article about folks seeing a samsquatch off the side of the highway. Lol
Slight correction: Thermal images are made up of photons as well. Photons is what you call electromagnetic energy in motion. All frequencies. It's just that *visible light* frequency photons can't go through smoke, they're too high pitched. The infra-red photons are slightly lowere pitched and can zoom right through.
The hot gases released from an airplane engine will emit infrared photons. Depending on how fast these gases will cool down, there will be a certain length of trail visible in the infrared spectrum behind the plane.
@@richardlaroche9167 I wonder about hot gasses and even airborne particulate giving off infra-red photons. You can use a thermal imaging camera to see through smoke - you don't see the smoke itself. I have a thermal camera and I'm fascinated by what gives off thermal photons and what does not. Certainly the engines themselves would be bright, but I don't kow if the exhaust gasses would be giving off infrared light. Liquids absolutely give off IR light, and it's fascinating to look at hot and cold liquids mixing, but I never see anything from steam or smoke.
@@ColinFox If the smoke is at room temperature and if the camera is calibrated to detect human body temperature, it will not be visible indeed. If the gas is hot, particular smoke or just flue gas, it will be visible on the infrared camera.
@@richardlaroche9167just curious if you meant "in particular, smoke" with smoke as a type of hot gas? or if it was meant to be about "hot, particulate smoke" being smoke made of particles which are all hot themselves. I suspect the latter.
@@freescape08 Smoke is by definition a gas having solid particles in suspension. It can be hot or cold. I used the term "particular smoke" to be more precise because some people could mix things up. For example during a concert when devices produce "smoke" on stage, it's typically glycol vapor and not actually "smoke". Flue gas coming out of the chimney from a natural gas furnace will contain such a tiny amount of solid particles that it's not appropriate to qualify it as "smoke". It will essentially be hot gases (co2) and moisture. Yet, people will call it "smoke". And if it's temperature is high enough above the threshold calibration of an IR camera, you'll see it.
My new favorite argument I've been hearing a lot from smooth-brains is, "You can't fake something because AI image manipulation didn't exist 5+ years ago" like that is the only form of faking something.
The fun part is some of those same people will swear up and down that the moon landing is faked and we totally had the tech for faking that footage back in the 1960s.
Right. It's the old misconception that 12 year old kids have when they think that technology was in its infancy before they were born. It's because kids are always learning new things about the world, and they make the mistake of thinking that what's new to them is also new to everyone else. The take away here is that when you see someone write something really dumb on the internet, it's probably from a small child.
I'm sure they did some episodes before of ghosts, the problem with ghost videos is it's always the same VFX or practical FX every time so it's not great content. It's either a white shadow added onto the video or a chair attached to a wire.
I honestly considered doing this. I used to frequently debunk on /r/ghosts but got sick of the same stuff. I've caught out TH-camrs faking stuff too etc.
My parents watch those shows and it's crazy how 20% of them are just someone dicking around on after effects and the other 80% are people not understanding how cameras work. I've watched entire hour long shows where every single piece of footage was just shitty night vision picking up dust, bugs and stuff like that being mistaken for ghosts.
At this point you guys need to recreate the MH370 "footage" to show to the UFO guy just how easy it is to make. Time yourselves and use period-correct software too, because you know that if you use anything made since then, he'll use it as grounds for "debunking."
@@swooshdave I'm assuming Ashton put out that bounty? If so, no one's seeing that $100k. A guy with the channel "wolfie6020" did a $100k challenge to prove the earth was round. What did the flat earther do? Move the goal posts. Just judging how he reacted to Niko breaking it down, he's never gonna give up that money. Now maybe with Jake being a lawyer things could get interesting, but that money is never gonna get rewarded. Still would be a cool challenge!
I am a scientific journalist in Spain and I appreciate the effort you make for the critical spirit, so necessary in our times. People should think about more important things that concern them as a species; such as climate change or social inequalities and fight to make a better world together. I think this issue should be the subject of scientists, not the media circus that manipulates us every day so that we do not think about what is important. Greetings from Spain and I apologize if my English is not very good. Greetings.
Whoever did that "old" alien footage must've been pretty young. The oldest footage they've ever seen came off a VHS tape and it had it a timestamp so of course, all old footage has a digital timestamp.
Probably... I mean I kind of doubt that a 60 year old guy thinks to himself _you know what, I think I am going to create a fake alien video..._ Though I have to say, if it was a single person who did it, I am impressed. Sure Avatar was out at the time and all of that was possible, but it still looks great especially for the time when this was made.
young? That would be very impressive if they made a fake UFO video with all of this effort. You cant assume peoples age with this much dedication to their work
Kids are working on anime as we speak - artists with skill beyond their years. In Into The Spiderverse, the lego portion animation was done by a single young student who, as a fan project of the spider verse trailer, recreating the entire thing in 'lego' CGI - and he was brought on to work on the film when he wasn't at school. Definitely possible. @@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel
I could watch these debunking videos ALL DAY. Please make this a regular feature. Not because I don’t believe but, because I really do want to believe and I know nothing about VFX or editing. Awesome video
Like they use 8mm film noise and TV static overlay elements with a digital timestamp and 90s camcorder style autofocus... they literally just threw every video artifact they could think of in there, even though none of them belong in the same footage. Probably because the underlying footage looked super, super fake, and they needed to degrade it every way possible to make it pass any scrutiny.
i dont know where people got this skinny bob name from or why they said it was from 2011, i remember seeing this in 2007, on internet websites and youtube.
The original footage went missing: I couldn’t find a single footage on yours then it popped up everywhere and the whole grain thing came out making it debunked.
Weird guest request. Masi Oka (aka Hiro Nakamura from Heroes), he worked at ILM. He worked on Star Wars, and is a rare talent who has worked both in front and behind camera.
if whoever was behind the skinny Bob footage was just a little smarter, they'd have applied the film artefacts and analog video artefacts in such a way to make it look more like a piece of film that had been telecine'd and transferred to tape, but no, you get a digital timestamp with film grain over it.
as a Colorado native i can confirm bigfoot is real and quite chill, he comes into our dispo often and has a nose for good za. He could be a better tipper though...
For the MH370 I noticed the thermals looked weird too. Notably, the Boing 777 has an APU exhaust in the end of the fuselage by the tail, and in the supposed thermal imaging, it's cold. Same with the leading edges and nose of the plane. Those get WAY warmer than the rest of the skin of the plane.
@@williamkarbala5718 none of the pieces were confirmed to be part of MH-370. 20 pieces of debris believed to be from 9M-MRO had been recovered from beaches in the western Indian Ocean; 18 of the items were "identified as being very likely or almost certain to originate from MH370", while the other two were "assessed as probably from the accident aircraft."
I just wish they weren't as crappy about AI art and crypto BS. It's cool to see experts mess around with technology, but every time they try to push their shitty AI anime project it's just so obviously forced and weird, and they REALLY don't want to admit the problems with using AI in regards to art theft or taking people's jobs and stuff for a pretty shitty looking end-project... It'd be different if they felt more honest about things, but these people have a pretty big audience of kids, you know? It's pretty crappy to try this hard to sell them on a controversial topic like that without really addressing the massive glaring problems with it.
@dracocrusher they have addressed it though, in pretty much every video they've done that uses AI. In their latest anime rock paper scissors they even paid an artist to create the concept art the AI was trained on with his consent.
@@jonnypope1537 I saw that video, but you can't just do that without talking about why people were mad and ignoring the bigger conversation about AI unironically putting people out of business or about how inconsistent and rough the final product is. Like these people unironically got an animation expert to react to their own show (which is already just kind-of bad form) and you can just feel how awkward it is as they try to say nice things about it. It's really not great. And then there was the other time when they infamously tried to use AI to "fix" existing games, which just resulted in a bunch of dolled-up photorealistic faces that don't match the style of the rest of the cutscene and completely ignore all the artistic intent of the original. I mean, their entire end-result for trying to "fix" alloy was to get rid of all the sunburn and dirt that a real artist intentionally chose to put on the character to sell the idea that she's a real grounded survivalist in a hunter/gatherer society. So big 'oops' on that one! This entire thing just never feels well thought out or sincere. It just feels like "This AI thing is hot so we should do AI stuff without addressing the big reasons why people don't ACTUALLY want AI Art to be a thing." The fact that they just casually stole art to feed their system on Vampire Hunter D in the first place for the first Anime Rock Paper Scissors episode before making people sign up to their website that they profit off of for the sequel really does feel like it shows just how divorced they are from the actual criticism and problems around this technology.
@@theangryMD You're completely missing the point. People don't have to have their work stolen to be fed to algorythms that replace them with half-baked bullshit. This crap is always going to be controversial and if you're not going to have the conversation over the potential VERY real negatives and downsides of the technology, then you shouldn't be pushing for its use and acceptance in visual effects. There's an unironic reason why the second studios started seriously considering using AI for scripts and films we got a massive writer/actor union strike that forced them to come to the table to regulate this stuff. And if nothing changes, the second that technology gets 'good enough' then a lot of hard working and talented people are going to get screwed over because it's simply cheaper to ask Chat GPT to write a script or to use AI to animate a scene than it is to pay real people to make a quality product with intent and meaning behind it.
That would be interesting, especially since the giant squid used to be a "sea monster" before they found evidence of it's existence. The ocean is so vast
What tipped me off with the infrared footage was the shape of the shockwave. It was perfectly round as if the camera were directly behind or in front of the plane, we shouldn't be able to see such a round circle, it should be ovaloid
I just checked out the Danny Jones Podcast in the description. You guys HAVE to take on Ashton's challenge. Please please please! This would make such a great video, and you guys are the absolute best for it! Put a PC together that uses hardware and software available in 2014 and show this dude what's up.
@gordonevergreen yes, but to be fair, the exact same can be said for the people who claim it would take significantly longer. Until either proves it in practice, both claims are equally insubstantial.
They didn’t accurately cover the video. They stated the cloud doesn’t move but in reality, it is. There’s right now a 145,000 dollar challenge to recreate this video. If it’s so fake, why don’t they recreate it for easy money? As well, i could be wrong, but with that much cash, I would give it a shot wouldn’t you?
@@Zebra_MBut it could be true. You don’t know. If there is very credible evidence they will try to tamper it to make it fake. Otherwise millions of eye witnesses are ALL lying.
You should try to recreate the MH370 videos, try to match them as close as possible. Spend a month on it, a week, a day, whatever. Would be interesting.
They clearly will NEVER do this.....if it's as easy as they and the comments will have you believe then it would have been done already. Money or no money they would have just did it. But they can't, and their proselytes are too remedial to see it smh
True. But when dealing with a fool that isn't listening to frontal arguments is to make yourself seem like you're on their side and weaken the frame from that angle and allow them to dismantle the narrative when they see the flaws in their own arguments. Very much like picking a lock when dealing with people
@@jaroslavpesek6642 you have to understand what frame people are operating on and use that as leverage. If someone is emotional don't use logic. You have to seed the right questions into their minds.
I honestly wish this could become its own channel series moving forward. There are so many of these clips that could be debunked and they draw enormous attention and discussions. I wonder what it would take for VFX professionals to believe?
You might like Mick West's channel. He has explained some "UFO" videos, not necessarily regarding VFX, but by other means like recreating the flightpath of planes at a given time and location, identifying stars in the footage, parallax, bokeh, and things like that.
Quality? The original hoax videos are so low resolution that they look like they were made on a battery powered potato-an effect that was most likely done on purpose. It was quite effectively recreated by another artist in about 90 minutes on a modern system.
Took a look at the Danny Jones Podcast episode, and there’s definitely a lot of people defending the ufologist (Ashton?). They’re claiming that Danny push backed too hard and in a disrespectful manner, but I’m not sure if this is just a bunch of ufo believers getting defensive (considering how one of Ashton’s first counter arguments is basically to say slight pixel changes in the cloud proves they’re moving, this is what I’m going with).
Forbes doesn't like pushback , I told him I thought his theory was ridiculous and he replied something about blocking haters. Wouldn't care if he did. He's called out others for their disagreement of the video.
I think I might have suggested Skinny Bob to you guys, too, a while back. Mainly because I thought it was some really good GC work from what I assume was a nonprofessional at the time. I had friends who were (and some who still are) thoroughly convinced it's real, and argued with me over it. But, I love that you pointed out the digital time stamp, on 8mm film.🤪 That's just the best. My friends tried to argue that it was the "watermark" from when it was converted from film to an official digital record... in the 50s.🙄 Some people just won't accept reality, no matter how hard it hits them.😮💨 Oh well. This kind of stuff is really fun, though.😏 Great video, as usual.🙂
Sattelite needs to be moving? Guess Corridor has never heard of geo-stationary orbit, which is what these sbirs sattelites are in. Clouds do evolve, slowly. Its an IR cam, not a thermal cam.
Geostationary satellites require an orbit altitude of about 35,000 km (22,000 miles). The images they capture cover large portions of the earth. You would never get an image this clear of a plane using one.
@@conielo do you do something in your day to day life that would preclude you to having advanced knowledge of those type of satellites including all known types and their capabilities? If so would you mind sharing? Then we know you’re informed and not just pulling things off the internet that may or may not be correct. No offense
I definitely enjoy these videos from an entertainment standpoint, but I hope you also realized that these are great videos to point out to someone who needs a good debunking.
It’s amazing you guys go into such depth to debunk these videos, you don’t just make guesses and move on. You go into such detail that you actually prove the videos to be fake and that’s just amazing. Hats off to you guys!
@@hitbureauplease stop. We understand that it's uncomfortable to accept information that's contrary to your worldview, but you can't go your whole life being a sheep.
@@KhronogiBuddy, they don’t match. And they “clouds” asset was uploaded to the internet after the fact. And try to create a video with the correct location data within a few days after the location data was publicly announced. 🤦🏽♂️ If it were so easy to create these videos, they would be coming out left and right after anyone or anything goes missing mere DAYS after being publicly announced. They aren’t, because it’s not so easy, and there’s nothing to be gained by doing so. Use your brain.
Can yall plz do a for fun 1 hour challenge (or whatever timeframe) ? I think it would both be super fun, as well as really educational to the general public of whats possible.
I know UFO believers are selected for not being very smart, but man that's a comprehensive debunking to just say "nah bro, some of the pixels are different"
SOOO HAPPY I just found you guys. We badly needed serious debunkers making these videos. With my amateur level video and CG instincts I already can break all of these down to show they are fake, but you guys do it with real knowledge, experience and expertise in CGI/VFX. I couldn't debunk the plane clip completely so it was very exciting to see that one get demolished!
I used to work on that railroad and thought how funny it would be to wear a bigfoot costume all the time! So the second I found out that footage was filmed on my old railroad, I knew exactly what had probably happened 😂
Id like to point out that the alien mummies: 1.) had no structurally functional joints. Where the femur articulates with the hips, there was no means for the femur to articulate with the hips. Humans have a ball and socket joint there (same deal in the shoulder) . It just one long bone for the femur/humerus and then it just jams itself where its supposed to meet the hip 2.) No joints in the hands, elbows or knees If an alien is gonna be humanoid (walks upright, 2 arms, legs, eyes, ears and etc) then those joints HAVE to articulate and would be extremely similar to the human skeleton
@@4l3xpictures I don't remember how it ended exactly, but yes it was debunked eventually, in fact, I remember that some point a few people started joking saying they were cake ir something XD
When I listened to that podcast I was given him some serious benefit of the doubt just in case he had anything that can be considerable but that comment lost me. Obvious panic reaction.
The funny thing that didn't get mentioned in the skinny bob video is the neck has a pretty clearly defined muscle or structure beneath the skin. That doesn't move at all. If you look at a human neck, you can see the muscles under the skin moving and flexing to help the head. The alien doesn't have that with an even larger muscle on the neck.
@@phish__foodbro this alien literally has the exact body plan as human, with slightly different proportions and you think it's a stretch that they would also have muscles in their neck they move their head?!??!? Stop with this foolishness
@phish__food The point was that the alien anatomy wasn't "working" at all. Whatever the anatomy is supposed to do, it wasn't doing anything. Also, physics doesn't change if you come from another planet. No matter how different an alien's biology might be, there are still physical rules about how things can be done.
Wasn't there also some TV show coming out around the time Skinny Bob was uploaded, leading people to believe it was some viral marketing campaign? That would explain why it's pretty decently done and why nobody has claimed credit for it, since they could be under NDA.
I’d love to see a debunking of that mermaid fish person clip that showed up a while back. It apparently had 2 different camera angles that had the timing really good.
Here is a challenge for your team. Make a clip, so throughly made that it cannot be proven as fake. Not stock footage, no cgi errors, nothing. Make the internet think it’s real and make it unprovable.
You won't believe the wild ride I had with aliens last Tuesday! I was peacefully sipping on my hot cocoa, wrapped in my foil hat to ward off mind-reading space critters, when suddenly, my living room transformed into a cosmic discotheque. Out of nowhere, a group of extraterrestrial dancers beamed down, wearing sequined spacesuits and grooving to an otherworldly techno beat. They insisted I join them, handed me a pair of anti-gravity boots, and we danced through the night among levitating furniture and neon-colored intergalactic butterflies. At one point, the leader, who looked like a cross between Elvis and E.T., challenged me to a dance-off for the fate of the universe. I threw in my best moonwalk, and, lo and behold, they declared Earth the official party planet! Before they left, they sprinkled cosmic glitter all over my backyard, ensuring my lawn would be the envy of the entire Milky Way. So, yeah, aliens are not just real; they're interstellar party planners with killer dance moves!
Alright then, picture this if you will: 10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes, in my "need to know" pose, just outside of Area 51. Contemplating the whole "chosen people" thingy when a flaming stealth banana split the sky like one would hope but never really expect to see in a place like this. Cutting right angle donuts on a dime and stopping right at my Birkenstocks, and me yelping... Holy f*cking shit! Then the X-Files being, looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan with Isabella Rossellini lips and breath that reeked of vanilla Chig Champa, did a slow-mo Matrix descent out of the butt end of the banana vessel and hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw, and my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip and all I could think was: "I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice that I pissed my f*ckin' pants." but in fair truth, you won the alien internet today, kudos!
I love these videos because it shows how much we as a species would actually be fairly excited and hyped for an alien reveal and the idea of "mass panic" just seems sillier and sillier. Pretty sure at this point they could just come out and be like "yea aliens are real, here is their ambassador" And people would be like "oh lit, thats cool..." and scroll to the next video
In regards to that Flight 370 footage. What plane would fly that dangerously close to a commercial airliner to the point of flying through it's trails..?
4:15 There's a third shot that looks even better, surprised you didn't include that one. And the two aliens, wasn't it found that the bones didn't make sense? Like they were upside down and from different animals.
Alright then, picture this if you will: 10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes, in my "need to know" pose, just outside of Area 51. Contemplating the whole "chosen people" thingy when a flaming stealth banana split the sky like one would hope but never really expect to see in a place like this. Cutting right angle donuts on a dime and stopping right at my Birkenstocks, and me yelping... Holy f*cking shit! Then the X-Files being, looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan with Isabella Rossellini lips and breath that reeked of vanilla Chig Champa, did a slow-mo Matrix descent out of the butt end of the banana vessel and hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw, and my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip and all I could think was: "I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice that I pissed my f*ckin' pants."
When y'all call out things like the alien's giant head's movement not being counterbalanced by the body, I'm always impressed by your attention to details I wouldn't have thought of nor noticed. Awareness of these details seems essential to your level of artistic skill.
Anytime you get that uncanny feeling when viewing something, even if your not putting a finger on it and blurting out what it is, your subconsciously finding all of the flaws. That skinny bob video has a lot of it.
So happy to see you tackled Skinny Bob! I only wish you dove deeper into HOW it might have been produced, specifically the source material, model/rigging, etc. Maybe do an improved recreation or something? Please??
My favorite part of the Skinny Bob clip is that it implies the 8 mm digital camera is somehow using autofocus
And that the digital time/date stamp is in camera because the auto focus and grain are applied to the stamp.
@@RuffianTuxno no, the timestamps are preprinted, you have to use them at the exact time they were made for, hence the frantic shaking
Added film overlay likely
and its sad because like, it was SO CLOSE to be good, they just needed a little bit of attention to detail, knowing that old cameras don't have the digital time stamp and auto-focus. but they had to make it as hard to see as possible to hide the bad animations, and that was their downfall.
Also hilarious to think people never thought to look at the most obvious evidence first
You guys should do a segment where each artist picks a ufo clip from the internet, and tries to replicate it with CGI. Then yall take turns to show the group a side by side, and see if they can tell which is the original
I want to see this
Needs more likes
I love this idea.
This is the way. Please do this. If these can be recreated in an hour or three; please invest the time to do so. The views and monetization from the video alone will be worth the couple hours of easy work recreating these.
Thanks.
The problem with this idea is it’s just gonna make videos that actually are genuine be labeled as CGI even if their not and the poor people that have witnessed something amazing are going to look stupid to the public, then it’s going to cause a negative feedback loop that causes people so the STFU whether they capture something on video or not 😂.
13:17 tracking down the SPECIFIC elements is THE BEST way to debunk footage.
Interestingly here are some statements made in the original videos.
"Filtrate for declassification and dissemination through the Internet and media."
Key word is "Filtrate". These videos are admitted to being edited. Additionally:
"You are the ones who create your own misinformation."
The military and CIA is known to do counterintelligence. The KGB symbol, the overlays, etc. would logically be added to confuse and detract from the main evidence such as the alien and the numerous details of the videos that would be extremely costly to produce, and for what profit? There is a thing called entropy and humans can visually recognize it. It's not easy to fake complexity. Which is why it takes thousands of people and multiple months to produce a 2 hour movie. It's easier to quickly copy and paste things that "debunkers" can latch to than to leave it alone to get leaked. Obfuscation is the goal along with controlling the narratives around sensitive information.
It's kinda funny to see so much detail presented in the videos as well as evidence in other areas that corroborate it to be passed off as debunked because of an overlay. It's lazy to be frank. Just like the corridor crew who think it's easy to just create these kinds of hoaxes with little money and effort. Ironically the top comment on this video is pushing them to do just that! Lets see how far they can go! Unfortunately it's easier to pat yourself on the back and claim it can be done in a days work than actually prove it.
They debunked nothing. Only showed what we already knew, that there was an attempt to make video look older. And imo, the whole kgb sign in background was used in similar way. Imo it was prob in Pentagon or some equivalent. Do you think kgb just missed censoring out the sign?
@@sarahturgeon8895 That's insane lol
@@sarahturgeon8895cringe
no no remeber, when you have real footage of aliens, the first thing you must do is compress the hell out of the video, add some elements to make it more shady, add shake, motion blur, random defocus and movement like you recorded while drunk on skates and makes it MORE believable, they will find the overlay elements but you KNOW you have the real footage underneath (for some reason) lol 😂
Jordan’s application of the philosophy of the boy who cried wolf eventually finding a real wolf plus faking then winning the lottery is a hysterical supportive argument. I’m dying.
my first thought. Dudes on crack and I love it. LOL
@@angryzombees2625 Dude’s definitely cooking crack… but let him cook 🤔
What bro be saying when they say "let him cook"
Comparing vfx to buttholes to prove the existence of aliens, classic move
Shocking success rate too
He had so many ways to explain that and he used the weirdest possible way
Classy move, I must say
considering how quickly and confidently he went there, i would infer that he's used it before, deliberated on and developed it in his free time, and arrived at the erroneous conclusion that it's a solid line of defense.... it just doesn't work - at all hahahaha
Bungholes exist, therefore aliens.
Bulletproof argument if you ask me
I want to clarify about Maussan's mummies, he presented them originally to Peru's congress and no one paid attention to him, at that time he worked with a biologist named José de la Cruz Ríos López, he presented a study that argued the skull of the mummies was a modified llama skull (or a similar animal) and the rest of the skeleton was made from several different bones from different individual humans and animals.
He later commited fraud by testifying they were real.
Maussan was later the MC for a congress event in Mexico were he presented the mummies again at the end, when the actual event was over; the only study done after consisted of an MRI (which he only agreed to because he had done it before in a different set of mummies, and the fabrication marks weren't obvious), and x-ray; both show the creature is complete unviable as a real living being, and that the bones not only don't have symetry, they also don't articulate with one another.
The UNAM (Autonomous National University of Mexico) came forward to debunk claims of studies done on the creatures.
Another test that was done, not on these two mummies, but on others from the same set, showed that different parts of the body give different C14 date results.
Also, in Peru, people have come forward to talk about how they participated in making the mummies
You know you're in for a treat when you see Sam with these glasses
Pretty much the same glasses Nico Sallach wears in Electric Callboy's We Got The Moves
Where do we get these glasses?
Those looked so uncomfortable, I just wanted to rip those glasses off.
@@AtherionGG i want a set for xmas
Looking like Oleg P performing in 87
These debunking videos are some of my favorites that you make!
I second that
yea this is really cool
check out Captain disillusion
Agreed!!!!!!!
I get what you're saying, but I bet that hurts them to read 😂
You guys should do a "make a ufo footage" challange. Give each one 1 day to come up with the most "reallistic" footage, to show how easy is to come up with a footage like this.
They already did
@@shoeboxbistro Sure they did
The UFO nuts are so gullible it's kind of scary. Just today on reddit somebody created a post with video of this clip with the plane with orbs flying around it debunked in this video. His post said he knew there had to be aliens and that video was finally confirmation he needed to declare it proudly to the world. If these guys wanted to turn that communities world upside down they could create great effects they would all believe than 30 days later drop another video showing them how they did it.
The reaction Jordan got to his "the boy who cried wolf" analogy hahaha
"But in the end.. the wolf was real!"
"No no no no no!"
Would love to see a render challenge where they all compete to make the most believable ufo clip.
Or even a ball and cup trickshot render challenge.
In a way they already did
they did something similar already, and sneaked it into an episode and then made a new ufo clip which impressed sam and nico.
I would love to see an episode like this. Like what they did to sam, but a full episode of it
Great idea!
@@albr4Yeah, but it wasn't fair because they snuck in real UFO footage. I mean, how else could it look so good?
Worth noting that Ashton Forbes made a video addressing each point brought up by Corridor.
Yep, their debunk has been debunked. That video is real
Gotta throw out there that photons ARE piercing the smoke. Thermal images still capture photons. It's just not in the wavelength visible to the human eye
Yup, exactly. IR radiation is still photons.
Ah fair point!
Also, all satellites don't move at the same speed relative to the surface of the earth...
And don’t rely on veritasiums example. They were using smoke that climatizes to ambient air temp, otherwise you wouldn’t see anything. If they’d used a smoke grenade, the smoke would carry heat and as long as it is hotter than 37C/98F you wouldn’t see the person behind it. Everything has some heat, just as even dark places still have some light; the disparity in temp/light needs to be enough that the sensor doesn’t get blown out. Hence smoke from a plane has heat.
@@CorridorCrew you think we still believe in you guys? after what you did on the "leaked Spiderman" video and saying to your viewers that its FAKE. and someone whos an ex-disney employee came out that you and a couple of youtubers and influencers got paid to deny the video. nice try
As a former Durango native, this was wild to see my hometown and old stomping grounds be talked about first thing. Also, locals would TOTALLY dress up to mess with tourists. I did.
I rented a Chewbacca costume in high school. Traipsing around in the woods near a road. Sure enough there was an article about folks seeing a samsquatch off the side of the highway. Lol
Never underestimate people with a credit card and access to booze and Amazon.
@@LaBambaMan lmao, so true
Sure you did
@@bulldawgirwin8384Okay was it fun?
1:29 Ooh I grew up in Southern Colorado! I know that guy! His name is Skrouder and he's a super great dude. Taught me a lot about rock climbing
Slight correction: Thermal images are made up of photons as well. Photons is what you call electromagnetic energy in motion. All frequencies. It's just that *visible light* frequency photons can't go through smoke, they're too high pitched. The infra-red photons are slightly lowere pitched and can zoom right through.
The hot gases released from an airplane engine will emit infrared photons. Depending on how fast these gases will cool down, there will be a certain length of trail visible in the infrared spectrum behind the plane.
@@richardlaroche9167 I wonder about hot gasses and even airborne particulate giving off infra-red photons. You can use a thermal imaging camera to see through smoke - you don't see the smoke itself. I have a thermal camera and I'm fascinated by what gives off thermal photons and what does not. Certainly the engines themselves would be bright, but I don't kow if the exhaust gasses would be giving off infrared light.
Liquids absolutely give off IR light, and it's fascinating to look at hot and cold liquids mixing, but I never see anything from steam or smoke.
@@ColinFox If the smoke is at room temperature and if the camera is calibrated to detect human body temperature, it will not be visible indeed.
If the gas is hot, particular smoke or just flue gas, it will be visible on the infrared camera.
@@richardlaroche9167just curious if you meant "in particular, smoke" with smoke as a type of hot gas? or if it was meant to be about "hot, particulate smoke" being smoke made of particles which are all hot themselves.
I suspect the latter.
@@freescape08 Smoke is by definition a gas having solid particles in suspension. It can be hot or cold.
I used the term "particular smoke" to be more precise because some people could mix things up.
For example during a concert when devices produce "smoke" on stage, it's typically glycol vapor and not actually "smoke".
Flue gas coming out of the chimney from a natural gas furnace will contain such a tiny amount of solid particles that it's not appropriate to qualify it as "smoke". It will essentially be hot gases (co2) and moisture. Yet, people will call it "smoke".
And if it's temperature is high enough above the threshold calibration of an IR camera, you'll see it.
Love how Wren just steps off immediately after hearing the argument that CGI aliens were impossible in 2011.
My new favorite argument I've been hearing a lot from smooth-brains is, "You can't fake something because AI image manipulation didn't exist 5+ years ago" like that is the only form of faking something.
No one serious has said that
The fun part is some of those same people will swear up and down that the moon landing is faked and we totally had the tech for faking that footage back in the 1960s.
@@Rizzatouilleno one arguing any of this footage is real is a serious person
Right. It's the old misconception that 12 year old kids have when they think that technology was in its infancy before they were born. It's because kids are always learning new things about the world, and they make the mistake of thinking that what's new to them is also new to everyone else.
The take away here is that when you see someone write something really dumb on the internet, it's probably from a small child.
I’d love to see a series on debunking online “ghost” videos. There are so many of them. We all know they’re fake. But how were they faked?
I'm sure they did some episodes before of ghosts, the problem with ghost videos is it's always the same VFX or practical FX every time so it's not great content. It's either a white shadow added onto the video or a chair attached to a wire.
@@albr4yeah, I think they did a video around 2-3 years ago maybe on ghost/paranormal videos.
I honestly considered doing this. I used to frequently debunk on /r/ghosts but got sick of the same stuff. I've caught out TH-camrs faking stuff too etc.
They have a couple. Go look for them.
My parents watch those shows and it's crazy how 20% of them are just someone dicking around on after effects and the other 80% are people not understanding how cameras work. I've watched entire hour long shows where every single piece of footage was just shitty night vision picking up dust, bugs and stuff like that being mistaken for ghosts.
At this point you guys need to recreate the MH370 "footage" to show to the UFO guy just how easy it is to make. Time yourselves and use period-correct software too, because you know that if you use anything made since then, he'll use it as grounds for "debunking."
It's not like there isn't $100k+ on the line.
@@swooshdave Oooooh, good point.
God, I wish they would. Somebody needs to shut that fool down.
@@swooshdave I'm assuming Ashton put out that bounty? If so, no one's seeing that $100k. A guy with the channel "wolfie6020" did a $100k challenge to prove the earth was round. What did the flat earther do? Move the goal posts. Just judging how he reacted to Niko breaking it down, he's never gonna give up that money. Now maybe with Jake being a lawyer things could get interesting, but that money is never gonna get rewarded. Still would be a cool challenge!
@@erikpoffenberger5081 Heh, actually when you see who put up the money you're in for a big ol' LOL.
I am a scientific journalist in Spain and I appreciate the effort you make for the critical spirit, so necessary in our times. People should think about more important things that concern them as a species; such as climate change or social inequalities and fight to make a better world together. I think this issue should be the subject of scientists, not the media circus that manipulates us every day so that we do not think about what is important. Greetings from Spain and I apologize if my English is not very good. Greetings.
Whoever did that "old" alien footage must've been pretty young. The oldest footage they've ever seen came off a VHS tape and it had it a timestamp so of course, all old footage has a digital timestamp.
Probably... I mean I kind of doubt that a 60 year old guy thinks to himself _you know what, I think I am going to create a fake alien video..._
Though I have to say, if it was a single person who did it, I am impressed. Sure Avatar was out at the time and all of that was possible, but it still looks great especially for the time when this was made.
young? That would be very impressive if they made a fake UFO video with all of this effort. You cant assume peoples age with this much dedication to their work
@@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel You are severely underestimating the technical skill of children.
@@MrRizeAG I must be, well I'll be damned
Kids are working on anime as we speak - artists with skill beyond their years. In Into The Spiderverse, the lego portion animation was done by a single young student who, as a fan project of the spider verse trailer, recreating the entire thing in 'lego' CGI - and he was brought on to work on the film when he wasn't at school. Definitely possible. @@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel
I could watch these debunking videos ALL DAY. Please make this a regular feature. Not because I don’t believe but, because I really do want to believe and I know nothing about VFX or editing. Awesome video
The airplane portal believers on reddit are already scrambling to debunk this debunk. It's hot topic right now :p
NIko's laugh when Jordan brings up the time code just made my day
Especially with his expression of "I didn't even notice that"
Like they use 8mm film noise and TV static overlay elements with a digital timestamp and 90s camcorder style autofocus... they literally just threw every video artifact they could think of in there, even though none of them belong in the same footage. Probably because the underlying footage looked super, super fake, and they needed to degrade it every way possible to make it pass any scrutiny.
@@ofsinope should've just reduced the resolution and pretend like it was leaked footage from a tiny hidden camera, would be so much more believable.
That skinny bob site is insane with the amount of information about visual effects, it really is worth a read or glance through lol
I red the whole thing once. It actually is a decent read. I don't put any stock in it but it's definitely worth reading if you're bored.
i dont know where people got this skinny bob name from or why they said it was from 2011, i remember seeing this in 2007, on internet websites and youtube.
@@thanos4764funny how because the earliest it ever showed up was 2011.
@@thanos4764don't lie
The original footage went missing: I couldn’t find a single footage on yours then it popped up everywhere and the whole grain thing came out making it debunked.
I like how the shockwave hits the camera instantly from the plane lol.
Incredible video, but I think my favorite part was Wren spotting lol
The way he just randomly appears with the glasses on… perfection
Weird guest request. Masi Oka (aka Hiro Nakamura from Heroes), he worked at ILM. He worked on Star Wars, and is a rare talent who has worked both in front and behind camera.
if whoever was behind the skinny Bob footage was just a little smarter, they'd have applied the film artefacts and analog video artefacts in such a way to make it look more like a piece of film that had been telecine'd and transferred to tape, but no, you get a digital timestamp with film grain over it.
We truly need more of these. So many amazing well done clips out there
as a Colorado native i can confirm bigfoot is real and quite chill, he comes into our dispo often and has a nose for good za. He could be a better tipper though...
Would be great if you guys tried to debunk the Kumburgaz UFO footage from 2008. On this one you can even see the little gray men in the craft!
They can't because it was real fool
For the MH370 I noticed the thermals looked weird too. Notably, the Boing 777 has an APU exhaust in the end of the fuselage by the tail, and in the supposed thermal imaging, it's cold. Same with the leading edges and nose of the plane. Those get WAY warmer than the rest of the skin of the plane.
They’ve actually found pieces of the airplane washed up on beaches in the Indian Ocean. It definitely crashed. They just don’t know where.
@@williamkarbala5718Space.
@@williamkarbala5718 none of the pieces were confirmed to be part of MH-370. 20 pieces of debris believed to be from 9M-MRO had been recovered from beaches in the western Indian Ocean; 18 of the items were "identified as being very likely or almost certain to originate from MH370", while the other two were "assessed as probably from the accident aircraft."
@@n0lanv0idOk and? It 100% crashed into the Indian Ocean somewhere. Cope
I cannot tell you how much I love this channel for so so so many reasons.
I just wish they weren't as crappy about AI art and crypto BS. It's cool to see experts mess around with technology, but every time they try to push their shitty AI anime project it's just so obviously forced and weird, and they REALLY don't want to admit the problems with using AI in regards to art theft or taking people's jobs and stuff for a pretty shitty looking end-project...
It'd be different if they felt more honest about things, but these people have a pretty big audience of kids, you know? It's pretty crappy to try this hard to sell them on a controversial topic like that without really addressing the massive glaring problems with it.
@dracocrusher they have addressed it though, in pretty much every video they've done that uses AI. In their latest anime rock paper scissors they even paid an artist to create the concept art the AI was trained on with his consent.
AI is here to stay whether we like it or not. adapt or get left behind, and work out the kinks as you go. just like any new landmark technology. ever.
@@jonnypope1537 I saw that video, but you can't just do that without talking about why people were mad and ignoring the bigger conversation about AI unironically putting people out of business or about how inconsistent and rough the final product is.
Like these people unironically got an animation expert to react to their own show (which is already just kind-of bad form) and you can just feel how awkward it is as they try to say nice things about it. It's really not great.
And then there was the other time when they infamously tried to use AI to "fix" existing games, which just resulted in a bunch of dolled-up photorealistic faces that don't match the style of the rest of the cutscene and completely ignore all the artistic intent of the original. I mean, their entire end-result for trying to "fix" alloy was to get rid of all the sunburn and dirt that a real artist intentionally chose to put on the character to sell the idea that she's a real grounded survivalist in a hunter/gatherer society. So big 'oops' on that one!
This entire thing just never feels well thought out or sincere. It just feels like "This AI thing is hot so we should do AI stuff without addressing the big reasons why people don't ACTUALLY want AI Art to be a thing." The fact that they just casually stole art to feed their system on Vampire Hunter D in the first place for the first Anime Rock Paper Scissors episode before making people sign up to their website that they profit off of for the sequel really does feel like it shows just how divorced they are from the actual criticism and problems around this technology.
@@theangryMD You're completely missing the point. People don't have to have their work stolen to be fed to algorythms that replace them with half-baked bullshit.
This crap is always going to be controversial and if you're not going to have the conversation over the potential VERY real negatives and downsides of the technology, then you shouldn't be pushing for its use and acceptance in visual effects.
There's an unironic reason why the second studios started seriously considering using AI for scripts and films we got a massive writer/actor union strike that forced them to come to the table to regulate this stuff. And if nothing changes, the second that technology gets 'good enough' then a lot of hard working and talented people are going to get screwed over because it's simply cheaper to ask Chat GPT to write a script or to use AI to animate a scene than it is to pay real people to make a quality product with intent and meaning behind it.
Here because of The Official Podcast, charlie mentioned this video when discussing this theory. Love this!
I’d love to see them debunk “sea monster” videos
What is a sea monster video?
That would be interesting, especially since the giant squid used to be a "sea monster" before they found evidence of it's existence. The ocean is so vast
What tipped me off with the infrared footage was the shape of the shockwave. It was perfectly round as if the camera were directly behind or in front of the plane, we shouldn't be able to see such a round circle, it should be ovaloid
A sphere is a sphere from all angles, that's what makes it a sphere.
HAHAH YES! i was waiting for you guys to debunk this!! amazing
The most interesting, most informative and FUNNIEST channel I've seen in a VERY LONG TIME.
I just checked out the Danny Jones Podcast in the description. You guys HAVE to take on Ashton's challenge. Please please please! This would make such a great video, and you guys are the absolute best for it! Put a PC together that uses hardware and software available in 2014 and show this dude what's up.
@gordonevergreen yes, but to be fair, the exact same can be said for the people who claim it would take significantly longer. Until either proves it in practice, both claims are equally insubstantial.
@gordonevergreen Since you did not read my entire comment before responding, I won't waste my time fully engaging with yours.
they will never take on Ashton, their Job is to debunk things like this, find out who they really work for. they act like a bunch of over grown kids.
I lost it when they pointed out the time code on the “film” footage
y’all should do a “who can make the most realistic alien footage” competition
They didn’t accurately cover the video. They stated the cloud doesn’t move but in reality, it is. There’s right now a 145,000 dollar challenge to recreate this video. If it’s so fake, why don’t they recreate it for easy money? As well, i could be wrong, but with that much cash, I would give it a shot wouldn’t you?
Niko saying "just wear some stilts!" in the Bigfoot video is going to make your job so much harder
When are you going to get the crew together for a "Who can make the most believable alien/UFO found footage" contest?
Then you can take turns debunking each other's clips 😁
DO. THIS.
Pls
@@rolig9303 didnt they already do that?
Probably Peter lol
You guys did not look at the mh370 stuff critically enough so i dont buy your take on things ...and you dont look at it seriously
Why should they? It’s all OBVIOUSLY and EASILY faked. You think your opinions are facts and facts are opinion.
It’s called being delusional.
I love these debunking videos. It's such a nice way to learn about visual effects while understanding how to spot hoax.
with zero real evidence other than opinion tho
@@n0lanv0id yup, there is no evidence the footage is real.
The stock footage film grain had me rolling on the ground. Just think that somebody spent their time searching for it 😂
Maybe someone used that same grain and specks stock for something and "just" recognized it.
"but what if the underlying footage is real" man some people want to believe a little too badly lol
@@Zebra_MBut it could be true. You don’t know. If there is very credible evidence they will try to tamper it to make it fake. Otherwise millions of eye witnesses are ALL lying.
You should try to recreate the MH370 videos, try to match them as close as possible. Spend a month on it, a week, a day, whatever. Would be interesting.
Who's even offering the bounty, what's the terms, and is it legally binding?
They clearly will NEVER do this.....if it's as easy as they and the comments will have you believe then it would have been done already. Money or no money they would have just did it. But they can't, and their proselytes are too remedial to see it smh
Its easier to fool someone than to convince someone theyve been fooled. A quote that sums this video up.
True. But when dealing with a fool that isn't listening to frontal arguments is to make yourself seem like you're on their side and weaken the frame from that angle and allow them to dismantle the narrative when they see the flaws in their own arguments. Very much like picking a lock when dealing with people
@@800iq2 i dont see, what are trying to say.
@@jaroslavpesek6642 you have to understand what frame people are operating on and use that as leverage. If someone is emotional don't use logic. You have to seed the right questions into their minds.
“The wolf was real” I love the reasoning lmfao
These guys are fed work people
I honestly wish this could become its own channel series moving forward. There are so many of these clips that could be debunked and they draw enormous attention and discussions. I wonder what it would take for VFX professionals to believe?
You might like Mick West's channel. He has explained some "UFO" videos, not necessarily regarding VFX, but by other means like recreating the flightpath of planes at a given time and location, identifying stars in the footage, parallax, bokeh, and things like that.
@@SpookyFanstill hasnt explained the tic tac appearing at their cap point
He absolutely did and you guys haven't proven it to be real
Captain disillusionment has done this in so many videos, corridor crew's take on this would be great.
I LOVE this debunking series. Every time there is an upload, i'm sure i'm in of a treat.
only 4-5 hours of work yet no one has ever reproduced anything remotely similar in quality lol
Quality?
The original hoax videos are so low resolution that they look like they were made on a battery powered potato-an effect that was most likely done on purpose.
It was quite effectively recreated by another artist in about 90 minutes on a modern system.
@@darklight2.1 lets see it then
Took a look at the Danny Jones Podcast episode, and there’s definitely a lot of people defending the ufologist (Ashton?). They’re claiming that Danny push backed too hard and in a disrespectful manner, but I’m not sure if this is just a bunch of ufo believers getting defensive (considering how one of Ashton’s first counter arguments is basically to say slight pixel changes in the cloud proves they’re moving, this is what I’m going with).
they are the same breed as flat earthers
Every piece of "evidence" ashton has always boils down to trust me bro. He's a fool.
Forbes doesn't like pushback , I told him I thought his theory was ridiculous and he replied something about blocking haters. Wouldn't care if he did.
He's called out others for their disagreement of the video.
I think I might have suggested Skinny Bob to you guys, too, a while back. Mainly because I thought it was some really good GC work from what I assume was a nonprofessional at the time. I had friends who were (and some who still are) thoroughly convinced it's real, and argued with me over it. But, I love that you pointed out the digital time stamp, on 8mm film.🤪 That's just the best. My friends tried to argue that it was the "watermark" from when it was converted from film to an official digital record... in the 50s.🙄 Some people just won't accept reality, no matter how hard it hits them.😮💨 Oh well. This kind of stuff is really fun, though.😏 Great video, as usual.🙂
Sattelite needs to be moving? Guess Corridor has never heard of geo-stationary orbit, which is what these sbirs sattelites are in. Clouds do evolve, slowly. Its an IR cam, not a thermal cam.
lol was boutta say the same thing
They think anyone who believes any of the stuff are nuts I think
Geostationary satellites require an orbit altitude of about 35,000 km (22,000 miles). The images they capture cover large portions of the earth. You would never get an image this clear of a plane using one.
@@conielo do you do something in your day to day life that would preclude you to having advanced knowledge of those type of satellites including all known types and their capabilities? If so would you mind sharing? Then we know you’re informed and not just pulling things off the internet that may or may not be correct. No offense
@@joshnizzledo you get mad the aliens never land, it's just bkurry videos of them flying
I definitely enjoy these videos from an entertainment standpoint, but I hope you also realized that these are great videos to point out to someone who needs a good debunking.
Now we gotta see who can make the best UFO footage in just a hour
surely we get to see a video that the boys made exactly like the originals, put this conspiracy to bed.
@@inteligentmonkey1haha that’s never happening these guys are bogus hack jobs
It’s amazing you guys go into such depth to debunk these videos, you don’t just make guesses and move on. You go into such detail that you actually prove the videos to be fake and that’s just amazing. Hats off to you guys!
@@hitbureauplease stop. We understand that it's uncomfortable to accept information that's contrary to your worldview, but you can't go your whole life being a sheep.
@@hitbureau Buddy, they literally found the assets used to create the videos.
@@KhronogiBuddy, they don’t match. And they “clouds” asset was uploaded to the internet after the fact. And try to create a video with the correct location data within a few days after the location data was publicly announced. 🤦🏽♂️
If it were so easy to create these videos, they would be coming out left and right after anyone or anything goes missing mere DAYS after being publicly announced. They aren’t, because it’s not so easy, and there’s nothing to be gained by doing so. Use your brain.
Love these alien debunking videos! This is one of my favorite Corridor series along with VFX artist reveals, and Jake's "We test if".
@9:08 classic ufo believer nonsense. Where people with logic rooted in reality see a VFX asset, others see a butthole asset. 🥁
I've been waiting for you guys to do some ufo debunking!
This is my favorite series of their's, and my favorite part of it continues to be how incredulous and unimpressed Sam is 🤣
More of these types of videos debunking alien & ghost videos 👍
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“Candy Cane Lane” 0:00:45 - 0:0053 “SAND SURFING”
"Have you seen the alien spacecraft?"
"I can answer that behind closed doors."
*Behind closed doors:*
"Nope, I haven't."
Christopher Heyerdahl, who played Bigfoot on the TV show Sanctuary, later played a Sheriff on Peacemaker. Conspiracy confirmed.
Can yall plz do a for fun 1 hour challenge (or whatever timeframe) ? I think it would both be super fun, as well as really educational to the general public of whats possible.
Sam's matrix sunglasses always make everything he says extra hilarious, lmao
I knew as soon as that video came out, you guys would be on top of it. Not disappointed!
Your debunking videos are my favourites, more please!!!! ☝☝☝
I would totally be here for the crew falling completely down the rabit hole and only making alien/ghosts themed videos from now on! 😆
Debunking the good UFO clips is always so fun to watch
I love that the series has become more critical of how ridiculous all these clips are.
I know UFO believers are selected for not being very smart, but man that's a comprehensive debunking to just say "nah bro, some of the pixels are different"
I love these debunk videos!
SOOO HAPPY I just found you guys. We badly needed serious debunkers making these videos. With my amateur level video and CG instincts I already can break all of these down to show they are fake, but you guys do it with real knowledge, experience and expertise in CGI/VFX. I couldn't debunk the plane clip completely so it was very exciting to see that one get demolished!
I used to work on that railroad and thought how funny it would be to wear a bigfoot costume all the time! So the second I found out that footage was filmed on my old railroad, I knew exactly what had probably happened 😂
@@ManOfTheNoldor so mines existing equals bigfoot existence. Lol.
Id like to point out that the alien mummies:
1.) had no structurally functional joints. Where the femur articulates with the hips, there was no means for the femur to articulate with the hips. Humans have a ball and socket joint there (same deal in the shoulder) . It just one long bone for the femur/humerus and then it just jams itself where its supposed to meet the hip
2.) No joints in the hands, elbows or knees
If an alien is gonna be humanoid (walks upright, 2 arms, legs, eyes, ears and etc) then those joints HAVE to articulate and would be extremely similar to the human skeleton
Here's a challenge for you: the latest starship launch has been recorded by hundreds of cameras, can you construct a 3D replay of this event
As someone who is from mexico I can tell you, it was a wild and hilarious week when the Maussan's aliens showed up XD
The insane amount of dust on them tho! 😂😂😂😂
Funny they haven’t been debunked yet tho isn’t it?
@@4l3xpictures I don't remember how it ended exactly, but yes it was debunked eventually, in fact, I remember that some point a few people started joking saying they were cake ir something XD
@@4l3xpictures they were.
9:17 the second hand embarrassment is incredible in that clip🥲😂
When I listened to that podcast I was given him some serious benefit of the doubt just in case he had anything that can be considerable but that comment lost me. Obvious panic reaction.
The host's face! 😂😂😂
Wooo corridor for the win 🎉
The funny thing that didn't get mentioned in the skinny bob video is the neck has a pretty clearly defined muscle or structure beneath the skin. That doesn't move at all. If you look at a human neck, you can see the muscles under the skin moving and flexing to help the head. The alien doesn't have that with an even larger muscle on the neck.
Vestigial neck lol
Yes, because we all know that alien anatomy and physiology works just like a human's.
@@phish__foodbro this alien literally has the exact body plan as human, with slightly different proportions and you think it's a stretch that they would also have muscles in their neck they move their head?!??!? Stop with this foolishness
@phish__food The point was that the alien anatomy wasn't "working" at all.
Whatever the anatomy is supposed to do, it wasn't doing anything.
Also, physics doesn't change if you come from another planet. No matter how different an alien's biology might be, there are still physical rules about how things can be done.
Wasn't there also some TV show coming out around the time Skinny Bob was uploaded, leading people to believe it was some viral marketing campaign? That would explain why it's pretty decently done and why nobody has claimed credit for it, since they could be under NDA.
16:00 "Look, look! Real Alien!" lmfaoo 😂
Can you guys do a realistic animation of how an alien with such a large head would actually move about?
Mars Attack while done intentionally cartoony, does better animated big-head aliens.
The point they made is that it's impossible without a proper body frame to hold the head up.
I’d love to see a debunking of that mermaid fish person clip that showed up a while back. It apparently had 2 different camera angles that had the timing really good.
Link? Or you bait
@@NamesJohn21 is that a fishing pun?
Here is a challenge for your team. Make a clip, so throughly made that it cannot be proven as fake. Not stock footage, no cgi errors, nothing. Make the internet think it’s real and make it unprovable.
You won't believe the wild ride I had with aliens last Tuesday! I was peacefully sipping on my hot cocoa, wrapped in my foil hat to ward off mind-reading space critters, when suddenly, my living room transformed into a cosmic discotheque. Out of nowhere, a group of extraterrestrial dancers beamed down, wearing sequined spacesuits and grooving to an otherworldly techno beat. They insisted I join them, handed me a pair of anti-gravity boots, and we danced through the night among levitating furniture and neon-colored intergalactic butterflies. At one point, the leader, who looked like a cross between Elvis and E.T., challenged me to a dance-off for the fate of the universe. I threw in my best moonwalk, and, lo and behold, they declared Earth the official party planet! Before they left, they sprinkled cosmic glitter all over my backyard, ensuring my lawn would be the envy of the entire Milky Way. So, yeah, aliens are not just real; they're interstellar party planners with killer dance moves!
Think I had that game on Playstation....
....which was nice.
This is verified testimony it’s real guys !!!111!!!!11!
I saw that in a documentary on that Marvel channel... it happened before .
Alright then, picture this if you will:
10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes, in my "need to know" pose, just outside of Area 51.
Contemplating the whole "chosen people" thingy when a flaming stealth banana split the sky like one would hope but never really expect to see in a place like this.
Cutting right angle donuts on a dime and stopping right at my Birkenstocks, and me yelping...
Holy f*cking shit!
Then the X-Files being, looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan with Isabella Rossellini lips and breath that reeked of vanilla Chig Champa,
did a slow-mo Matrix descent out of the butt end of the banana vessel and hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw, and my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip and all I could think was: "I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice that I pissed my f*ckin' pants."
but in fair truth, you won the alien internet today, kudos!
What is going on with your couch? Did you cut it in half? It looks like there’s a big gap in the middle. 0:18
12:10 i also love how the "time stamp" keeps going in and out of focus with the footage.
LMAO
I love these videos because it shows how much we as a species would actually be fairly excited and hyped for an alien reveal and the idea of "mass panic" just seems sillier and sillier.
Pretty sure at this point they could just come out and be like "yea aliens are real, here is their ambassador"
And people would be like "oh lit, thats cool..." and scroll to the next video
In regards to that Flight 370 footage. What plane would fly that dangerously close to a commercial airliner to the point of flying through it's trails..?
Secret government UFO spotting planes, obviously.
Thanks guys. Would love to see more of this.
4:15 There's a third shot that looks even better, surprised you didn't include that one.
And the two aliens, wasn't it found that the bones didn't make sense? Like they were upside down and from different animals.
Alright then, picture this if you will:
10 to 2 AM, X, Yogi DMT, and a box of Krispy Kremes, in my "need to know" pose, just outside of Area 51.
Contemplating the whole "chosen people" thingy when a flaming stealth banana split the sky like one would hope but never really expect to see in a place like this.
Cutting right angle donuts on a dime and stopping right at my Birkenstocks, and me yelping...
Holy f*cking shit!
Then the X-Files being, looking like some kind of blue-green Jackie Chan with Isabella Rossellini lips and breath that reeked of vanilla Chig Champa,
did a slow-mo Matrix descent out of the butt end of the banana vessel and hovered above my bug-eyes, my gaping jaw, and my sweaty L. Ron Hubbard upper lip and all I could think was: "I hope Uncle Martin here doesn't notice that I pissed my f*ckin' pants."
@@rakseiify wth?
Count me in psychonaut. Grab the devil by its balls, let's ride.
@@rakseiify are you on drugs?
When y'all call out things like the alien's giant head's movement not being counterbalanced by the body, I'm always impressed by your attention to details I wouldn't have thought of nor noticed.
Awareness of these details seems essential to your level of artistic skill.
Anytime you get that uncanny feeling when viewing something, even if your not putting a finger on it and blurting out what it is, your subconsciously finding all of the flaws. That skinny bob video has a lot of it.
So happy to see you tackled Skinny Bob! I only wish you dove deeper into HOW it might have been produced, specifically the source material, model/rigging, etc. Maybe do an improved recreation or something? Please??
I'm just sitting here blown away by how good the smoke trail at 7:29 looks! 🤯
It's real lol the clouds are moving too
@@thingonathinginathinghe’s talking about the simulated smoke