EAS Scenario | The Canadian Ice Age | Emergency Alert System

[@Steampunk_Clezon]

Fun Fact: When you take the coordinates given in the end of the video, it takes you to the actual "Environment and Climate Change Canada" building in Quebec! That's some good attention to detail right there.

[@wavevr]

Oh my..

[@curtisberard7831]

And a total lack of detail calling Quebec a "state"

[@holy_crusaderoftheholyland4713]

@@curtisberard7831 well it is a state with special needs

[@NikosChickenBurger]

😮

[@smeargtr8939]

@@linearswitchguy9593 So you mean like smth along the lines of a Head of State?

[@zaydawilliams2305]

I like how the alert is provided both in English and French. Really shows if this were to actually happen. I also found the ending really cool with an actual human being speaking and asking for help! Magnificent job on the video!

[@TBA_EAS]

In some occasions, alert ready doesn't provide the French voice.

[@b1battledroid963]

@@TBA_EAS I live in and Canada and every alert I’ve even witnessed has been played in French and English. It’s the law. And I don’t even live near Quebec.

[@TBA_EAS]

@@b1battledroid963 What about the radio?

[@b1battledroid963]

@@TBA_EAS don’t listen to the radio as much but from what I’ve heard yes

[@NikosChickenBurger]

😊

[@treedom5938]

Ok, now that I fully watched the video, VOICE ACTING??? DUDE! Jacques tone had a feel of depression and hopelessness in it, you did so good! Not only are you trying to kill everyone, but you’re doing it in style, best EAS series ever, now solidified

[@sarahmathias9463]

That's just how the French sound normally.

[@darkvador4499]

@@sarahmathias9463 Yes

[@treedom5938]

@@sarahmathias9463 ;-; wait really?

[@fuhwurd]

its a decent mock but extremely unrealistic

[@treedom5938]

@@fuhwurd you do have to admit however, there are some little details that beat most EAS alerts, but for the most part, it ain’t realistic, it’s meant to be futuristic I guess

[@theonlyeye1170]

The parents would still send their kids out to clear the driveway

[@Clamitycannon]

But Mom! There’s 20ft of snow! Mom: back when i was your age its was 50!

[@jaydyaboi]

where I live, I genuinely believe they'd still send us to school, just a 2 hour delay.

[@Unamused620]

My Mom NO JUST BE CAUSE THERE IS 20FT OF SNOW YOU ARE STILL GOING TO SCHOOL

[@seanwilkinson8696]

In Winnipeg: "...So, ya feel like hiking out for Slurpees?" "Sorry, all the 7-Elevens are locked and barred until further notice. The police have cordons set up and 'shoot to kill' orders." "Wattabunch o" pantywaists..."

[@thereal_gamerx4520]

All is saved

[@thomaslongbow8320]

As a Canadian I can confirm that this is a daily occurrence and we are fine, we have adapted to the cold to the point that it does not affect us

[@theairisamagician830]

the cold doesn’t bother you anyways So you frozen

[@brrrrrr]

Canadians reject the cold

[@New-me2np]

Speak for yourself I still hate the cold

[@jaykoerner]

I'm a Floridan, so I await the ocean but at least I won't freeze

[@thomaslongbow8320]

@@jaykoerner you’re gonna turn back to fish while we just turn into human popsicles until the world unfreezes

[@jamesb3497]

Something I don't see any comments mentioning: the vagueness of the "believed to be a direct result of the situation in Eastern Europe, Northwest Asia, the middle east, that had happened 10 days prior" is wonderful. Like whoever is supposed to watch this would already know about it but we're just left with even more questions.

[@Ch3mG33k]

I also clued in on this. Super nice detail.

[@jackcabadas3976]

Yea, a somehow non-radioactive nuclear winter

[@Quantum_Physician]

yeah

[@Skyhigh-hu6rf]

Yeah they should definitely make a video about that

[@AsheBoyce]

My theory: The "Situation in Eastern Europe, Northwest Asia, and the Middle East" was a nuclear winter or supervolcano eruption.

[@shepyx]

As a french canadien, this was incredible. Jacques guy was the best voice acter. Love this as a québécois, great job!

[@realcanadiensneverdie]

Yep, même chose pour moi! J'ai adoré!

[@Nawakooo0]

Tellement!!

[@rileydavidson207]

@DuckIsBored he must be a Manitoba based Frenchman

[@Niflax]

Pareil pour moi!

[@trickster4784]

C'étais très bien fait

[@frostchak2163]

One small correction, in future Canadian EAS alerts, the word “state” as in reference to a bordered area are known as “Provinces” in Canada. (as an example, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, Nova Scotia etc. are all different provinces)

[@singularnugget]

provinces and territories

[@goosehonkernot5201]

one small correction to your one small correction, Nw territories is not a province, it is a territory

[@walterk9916]

alternate universe where the US controls Canada

[@youtubehasbigcringe]

I’m pretty sure this guy knows that, considering he’s from Canada

[@aerrapc]

@@frostchak2163 They might been referring to America's states

[@steelchikorita]

Small nitpick for this: Canada doesnt have states, it has provinces (10) and territories (3) Otherwise, this was a very good eas scenario :)

[@cedratte7438]

This is very true (I live in Quebec)

[@entamology581]

for added realism: where you said "québec state" (early on), we wouldn't really say "québec province." we would say "the province of québec." that rule doesn't apply to territories, you could say "yukon territory" no problem

[@jacobthefiend]

10 provinces* :p

[@SSquidFishh0]

@Andic Wong true, theyve been trying for a long time to become their own mini country or whatever.

[@wiles3000]

@𝓙𝓾𝓵𝓲𝓾𝓼 yep you are bozo😭😭

[@backwoodsjunkie08]

Just makes u wonder what future generations will have to endure. The last alert where everything was blank and it was just a voice recording was bone chilling

[@zayscoastin]

Pun intended

[@dood4870]

Literally

[@the_feathered_goat6172]

I’m gonna be 20 by 2029. Let’s see if I’m able to get married, have a successful career as a construction worker, and have kids by then. Global warming is great. Also nice pun, it was pretty… cool.

[@backwoodsjunkie08]

Lol thanks everyone! I didn't even realize I made a pun until y'all told me!

[@avakmar21hadio59]

It really is fucked up have to endure this fucking heatwave rn with temps up to 40+ everyday living in south Asia not fun

[@Feutiex]

Alert world you never fail to bring the ambiance of Eas alive in every manner, I am always amazed by your Eas! Amazing work, as always!!!

[@XAMEREN]

I agree with everything this person said

[@Boston2019]

Yep

[@alertworld]

Thanks :)

[@VanillaTheHamster]

@@alertworld as a canadian this video may have scare the shit out of me but its really good keep up ur work

[@mehchocolate1257]

@@alertworld we're all going to fuckin die 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@HasslebackJones]

I love the use of a real voice actor, really brought a new aspect to these videos, the ambience sounds are really something that brings a new level of depth to these types of videos that I love about your channel, it’s become a signature thing that I always look forward to. Keep it up man, your videos are always a treat to watch

[@edwardgoreg8072]

I Am if yr s

[@matthewjones39]

@@edwardgoreg8072 Are you okay?

[@garesgaming7381]

Has someone who lives in Quebec Region, I can say that it is very terrified and spot on. The locations of the meetings points are so accurate and they are real location. I love that touch. Also, the informations of the current state of electricity cable are also a very good touch. Awesome video👌🏻

[@rtixboi]

as a Canadian, I can confirm this happens on a weekly basis

[@PaulChoongYine]

our heat happens on a daily basis

[@rarmyisgei3792]

Was half expecting it to say "fuck you anglais go outside its just decembré"

[@Y.O.L.O000]

Same here i too am Canadian and can confirm that this does happen on a weekly basis

[@IsabellaTurner17]

Rtix, make that daily

[@specialism640]

Well that sucks, do you just shovel out the snow or what?

[@spezkko]

You should do the Bri'ish Virus where everyone doesn't pronounce the T's in sentences.

[@nelsony2134]

And they call each other slime and sip thea

[@randoseworld5557]

@@nelsony2134 And 'ey call each other sline and sip 'ea.

[@ocularzombie6679]

unless you're a Londoner apparently

[@tech34756]

May God have mercy on us all.

[@romeersharma2488]

Based

[@yacabo111]

I know this is supposed to be depressing, but imagine at the end the voice came on one final time telling everyone that Canadian North American civilization has been mostly destroyed, that most are dead and that the few left are freezing and starving. But you're still alive, it keeps on encouraging to keep fighting to survive not just for your country, but for humanity. That despite the situation being immensely grim, you can make it past the finish line. That your entire ancestry has collectively survived through hellish conditions time and time again and if they can do that, you can survive one more day.

[@flexedstar8337]

As much as I love the thought of the scenario, realistically I feel the last remaining person there whom is trapped wouldn't even manage to be as calm has he was to say what he said and how he said it. Sounded like his fate was already accepted without killing himself

[@theholydemonofficial8165]

I am in love with the last broadcast, just a genuine call for help from the last broadcaster. The realism of it is intense, and his desperation sounds so real. Great work!

[@catsandfriends5918]

I had to google the translation to feet. But once I did, I was quite horrified. 9 feet to 16 feet in some areas. That's an insane amount of snow.

[@cope9489]

The later one - 14 metres - is like 40-50 feet of snow

[@derbyjr]

That’s just a normal winter here in New York

[@TheRealFDR]

Ah so you live in the tug hill plateau aswell

[@Salvacottontail]

Meters are really similar in to yards, which is 3 feet

[@jankupka9106]

Iranian Blizzard on 1972 was 7.2 meters of snow

[@mcpc303]

The poor guy left there. Rest In Peace man.

[@jimmyplayz6341]

He will be remembered (by people who are still alive in this ice age

[@VinceSlzr]

@@jimmyplayz6341 (people in the deep south)

[@tobiasfarragut292]

Seriously…poor Henri

[@kaanpleb]

Australia: "Does it involve me?" Northern Hemisphere: "No" Australia: "Ok Tell them im Not Here"

[@jfkckdkdkd]

Lol W comment

[@jfkckdkdkd]

I actually live in australia thoo

[@ForWeAreMany]

im from Quebec and that Voice acting at the end got me gripped by the guts. this was the voice tone of a man, defeated, surrounded by death and feeling it creep over him and sending out one last message out into the void, knowing full well his fate is sealed no matter what happens

[@ahmedatrees2419]

That ending was horrifying, and the voice acting was well done. Thanks for the quality content that you make.

[@SeriesOfTubesPerson]

"All citizens are required to provide identification." Undocumented immigrants/Canadian aboriginals: Guess I'll die.

[@MaxwellTheCat458]

💀🤷‍♂️guess I'll die🤷‍♂️💀

[@linkthepaladin5202]

@@MaxwellTheCat458 Not like Canada cared about the natives anyway lmao

[@daltonjanzen3382]

Most indigenous people I know hold status cards, which is valid Canadian ID

[@goosehonkernot5201]

indigenoous people are an exception tho

[@novaexplorer2397]

Am an indigenous person. I have plenty of identification. (Most that I know at least have one of: a passport, driver’s license, health card, or status card, which are ID)

[@mcflyerr8637]

That bit at the end is heartbreaking. The feeling of being alone, trapped in a building under layers of ice. A whole new personal hell.

[@private-local-enemy]

in newfoundland, we had a frost warning in august last year, and this year there was a risk of snow just like a week ago. this doesn't seem very far fetched lol

[@paccie9689]

Don’t forget about 2 years ago when we got 80cm in one night

[@omeganave7425]

@@paccie9689 guessing you’re referring to Snowmageddon

[@Y.O.L.O000]

Yukon boi here we do get really cold winters with a lotta snow too

[@melaniebrunet6745]

As a French Canadian, the voice actor for Jaques is great. The way he talks is on point (one can tell he's a French Canadian actor and not from France). Good job on the worldbuilding!

[@NUISANCE_ANIMAL]

The oddly scary part is that these are all set a few years in the future, so we don’t know if this guy might be predicting the future, cause aside from the greenish theme, these are really well made.

[@sodapone]

once 2029 comes and goes people are going to comment "LOL this didn't happen" in droves

[@classicconsumerr_epikk]

I thought it was gonna really happen in the future but I saw it fake

[@apollo4950]

The last alert in this video was absolutely chilling (pun intended). Amazing video as always!

[@BeeKisses]

Ily pfp x

[@bl1tz533]

I see london i see france i see 40% suicide chance

[@Linneom]

Thank you Kanye, very *Cool*

[@user_demonz]

As a Canadian, I can confirm this happens every weekend, eh?

[@user_demonz]

@Sobolarlton The Neko (With Shuaiby) Precisely, eh?

[@user_demonz]

@Tristiona_VR Yes, eh?

[@jekksit]

"if you are without power please contact us" Well, how are they watching this if they have no power?

[@vhcrack]

battery radios

[@Pobeehpo]

I like how you can hear snow in the background.

[@wildforce1417]

Does this have any similarities to the film "The Day After Tomorrow"? Also, what is your idea on something like Cthulhu? I hope to hear both your opinions and that of others.

[@wildforce1417]

@DeltaIsPower, what do think about "Underwater"? What are the possibilities that man would awaken Cthulhu?

[@-fsa-7647]

I wonder if living in near equatorial lands is the only way to survive in this scenario

[@leelambert1559]

@@-fsa-7647 it is. Atleast in The Day After Tomorrow, the United States government left for Mexico since it is warm enough not to freeze over.

[@wildforce1417]

@@leelambert1559, true. But like all climate theories, even the South would be affected by the changes. Hopefully, not severely.

[@PK-rh3cs]

I've noticed that the term "state" was used instead of "province"; was this a simple mistake, or is Quebec apart of the USA in this future?

[@Nachotaco4005]

The second one

[@theonlyeye1170]

The guy seems to have a Canadian-Quebecian accent, and it was the Quebec and Canadian flags, so it was probably an error, or maybe it’s just how québécois refer to the provinces in Canada, I don’t know though, because I’m in Newfoundland, not Quebec.

[@killertheflareon7146]

@@theonlyeye1170 English person born in qubec here, we still refer to them as "provinces"

[@alertworld]

It’s honestly an error. An American friend helped me with the script and I guess I rushed everything without seeing this… but I maybe I should do one where Quebec separates from Canada and then gets annexed by the US.

[@Torchic956]

@@alertworld they do want that lol well at least some of them. It would be jarring for people living nearby for sure!

[@sylvananas7923]

Having binge watched those EAS scenarios it's oddly nice to have "just" a catastrophic climate event rather than aliens, monsters or other horribe otherwordly threat lol

[@TSwany]

I would love to see your take on a short-term meteorological event, such as a violent tornado. I think the quick relay of information would be a fun change of pace

[@landon.m]

I live in North Carolina, the max I’ve ever seen is maybe 3 inches (7.6 centimeters) so hearing almost 46 feet (14 meters) is something I can’t just get my head around.

[@riley8704]

Canadian here - I once saw 7m (22.9ft) of snow, but that was at a mountain resort. Can confirm that it's difficult to wrap your head around, even if it's all around you.

[@kataevellei415]

Really good job on this one. The escalating sense of dread was built up excellently, and the last message was especially effective, it sounded so utterly hopeless. Keep up the good work!

[@entamology581]

every time she said "emergency alert," i kept expecting her to follow with "alert d'urgence" said in a thick anglophone accent like our phones do when canada alert ready's messages get read out loud by our speech-to-text synthesizers edit: well that last broadcast was an absolute gut punch and now i feel terrible for leading with a joke. i'm sorry jacques :(

[@NourMostafa_Productions]

6:21 "and all citizens are expected to apply first-aid and *common sense* while heading to the shelters" Looks like Pranksters and TikTok Influencers are freezing first.

[@JestarPhoenix]

The voice acting at the end was unexpected, and f*cking cool, good job dude. :D

[@tinnakornwantae6763]

Is this the first video from Alert World that contain human voice? Great video, would be very cool if you do collab with Atlas Fallout.

[@JordanOnlyJordan3524]

no all of these are bot voices

[@alertworld]

Hmm I think it’s indeed the first one!

[@JordanOnlyJordan3524]

Nevermind i didn't watch full video

[@TBA_EAS]

@@JordanOnlyJordan3524 watch and think before you speak

[@JordanOnlyJordan3524]

@@TBA_EAS most of the video was made by a bot voice lol

[@thatblastedflyfish9515]

Damm, this has better voice acting than 90% of modern analogue horror series. Nice job!

[@Theth3]

Man I hope somebody helps the guy trapped. Also Alert World, you never cease to amaze me.

[@ianvolkov]

This is up there with your best work, the human voice in the end in desperation just adds to the authenticity and rawness of it, I love the addition of it!

[@YoylecakeTurtle]

Excellent work, there! Keep it up! It's cool with an actual person speaking and asking for help, giving it a nice mood and a sense of eerieness to it. I will add extra points for the last broadcast being done in both English and French. I still await an EAS scenario with English-broadcasted alerts taking place in either Nigeria, South Africa, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, The Philippines, Cyprus, Ghana, Kenya, Singapore, Lebanon, UAE, Greece, The Netherlands, or Germany. The last three, and also Pakistan are mentioned because a large percentage of people there can speak English. Over half of Pakistan's population can speak it. In India, over 125 million people can speak English there, compared to The Philippines' 64 million English speakers, so that's why I'm awaiting an EAS scenario in either Nigeria, Pakistan, or India. Lastly, nearly 180 million people in Nigeria speak English.

[@sbclaridge]

Although this seems to take after the unrealistic scenario from "The Day After Tomorrow," this was an interesting video to say the least. I've always been fascinated with how dramatically the climate has varied over the last 20,000 years. While a long time (on a human timescale), it's crazy to think that the Laurentide Ice Sheet practically disappeared in just a few millennia, with the most substantial retreat taking place from 14,000 years ago until 8,000 years ago. Note that the Laurentide Ice Sheet did persist in some areas well into the Holocene (our current interglacial), especially around Hudson Bay and northern Québec. In terms of length of time on a human timescale, this period of most substantial retreat is similar to the length of time between the first human civilizations and the present time. If human civilization had developed towards the end of the last glacial period (rather than during the Holocene), such changes would not go unnoticed. Even in the absence of civilizations, there are cultures with strong storytelling traditions that have passed down stories for many millennia with a fair degree of accuracy. Case in point: some aboriginal Australian stories date back to the end of the last glacial period, telling of times where sea levels were lower, and of times when sea levels rose: www.scientificamerican.com/article/ancient-sea-rise-tale-told-accurately-for-10-000-years/ On another note, northern Québec and Labrador are actually ideal regions for the nucleation of the next Laurentide Ice Sheet, although such an event would take place at a (need I say it?) glacial pace. We would first need a cooling climate for something like this to happen, however. It takes longer to go from interglacial conditions to glacial maximum conditions (around 90,000 years) than it does to go from a glacial maximum to an interglacial (10,000 years); the climate history demonstrates that glacial maxima tend to occur towards the end of the glacial period. Within a glacial period, interstadial (warmer)/stadial (cold) cycles also seem to involve more abrupt warming with a gradual cooling: www.nature.com/scitable/knowledge/library/abrupt-climate-change-during-the-last-ice-24288097/ Although sudden climate changes can and do take place (consider both the start and end of the Younger Dryas, with a very abrupt cooling at the beginning and a very abrupt warming at the end), the overall long-term patterns show a gradual cooling with a more rapid warming. It is these abrupt climate changes, regardless of whether it is abrupt warming or abrupt cooling, that we have to worry about. I do wonder if agriculture and/or human civilization could have developed earlier what that might have looked like; agriculture first developed during the early Holocene and the first civilizations appeared during the mid-Holocene. I wonder if climatic instability might have precluded the development of agriculture prior to the start of the Holocene? The end of the last glacial period would have been a very unstable climate, although I wonder if this would actually be a factor when you consider human timescales (abrupt climate change would be devastating if you were unlucky enough to experience it in your lifetime).

[@disketa25]

Well, given that they say in this broadcast that such snowfalls were first registered in Europe... Can it be a result of a thermonuclear war and consequent nuclear winter? If such event would happen, Canada should be barely affected by it... Initially.

[@joedingo7022]

@@disketa25 I have to agree, this seems to be the result of a nuclear war creating a nuclear winter, although more severe than a nuclear winter ought to be.., but then I've only studied nuclear winter in the US.

[@matt5930]

My man’s wrote a whole paragraph. I ain’t got time for that so someone please dumb this down to 20 words or less.

[@mamamilk3142]

@@matt5930 climate bad, climate changing, if we are gonna experiecne extreme climate change we dead. Big sad, massive L+ ratio

[@mikewizz1895]

@@matt5930 movie ice run away planet go warm

[@valentinaantonia2533]

poor Jacques :( hopefully one day someone will find him Nice job once again! Love the use of french and english

[@untitled_commenter09820]

Fun Fact: In April 2022, the largest blizzard just struck the city of Manitoba, mantitoba city just turned 58 days later.

[@brycedarnell7395]

Nice, you uploaded a *weather-related* emergency alert, on the same day, that *two tornadoes touched down* near _our area._

[@Atlasstrain]

Jesus Christ, this is one of your best, purely because of that last part. Beat out the Australian one by just a hair. Well Done, my Guy! I wish i could do as well as you

[@xX__ErectDiddyP445__Xx]

That ending tho' You've done this time really out-did yourself

[@ethaxoLol]

As a Canadian, I can confirm that it does not matter if it isn’t winter, it can and will snow at any given moment.

[@fbibarbie]

It just snowing and not stopping is way more terrifying to me then any other apocalypse I have heard of I am not sure why.

[@leobracken2316]

Nothing dramatic, no abrupt destruction or unkillable monsters. Nothing really paranormal, just... Snow. Slowly, but there is no power in the world that can stop it. I see what you mean. I do wonder though, if it is truly unstoppable. My current and poorly thought out theories to stop it are... duarastic, and I mean "Tactically nuke our own planet" duarastic, but I wonder if anything could be done...

[@GeorgeTankerYT]

This was a great video as always. The french lines at the end really give this a different vibe. And, regarding this theme... Please do a snowpiercer themed EAS scenario.

[@bridgetbinion8494]

So, just a typical day in Canada?

[@theonlyeye1170]

Yeah. My igloo is currently surrounded by polar bears.

[@dmann5938]

@@theonlyeye1170 yuppp. And I’m just chilling on my PS5 in my igloo

[@thndrhyprr8009]

I have Tims in my igloo, you guys want some?

[@Unamused620]

Yep

[@brownfunkycow1547]

You guys have igloos?

[@BSJinx]

Excellent, especially poor Jacques at the end. One thing, though... you make several references to states (like "Quebec State"), mostly in the first segment, even though Quebec is still clearly part of Canada in this story.

[@p.s7730]

Really smart to say there was a previous french message! One thing too note though is canada has provinces instead of states.

[@aidanjones9236]

I've gotta say, it's relatively humorous listening to this whilst traveling through the Desert

[@o-manthehuman7867]

the most unrealistic part about this is that they posted an EAS for like 3 feet of snow lol it's Canada, that's like a Tuesday to them

[@amxterxsu138]

"give the authorities all of your devices, but check the news anyway" that's totally something the government would tell us to do lmaooo

[@BloodthirstyBlueThing]

I love how these EAS stories just gradually descend to chaos while basically no one can see the EAS bc either they're dead or have no power

[@VinityGD]

Amazing detail, especially the voice acting in the end of the video. The attention to detail is insane and this would be a beliveable scenario. Great job!

[@cdot2officialx_]

The coordinates at the end of the video lead to a Canadian Department of Transportation building.

[@fred_pickle0170]

Mild nitpick - Canada doesn’t have states. We have provinces and territories. In this case, Quebec is a province.

[@bruhsikle9147]

I came across from your channel, and wow. Your Scenarios feel so realistic. Keep up the good work!

[@omegazone_osu]

Great video! I am always fascinated of your skill to make so nice EAS scenairos and the story is very nice I really liked the last Broadcast, it give this a much stronger effect than if the last broadcast would have been spoken from the computer voice too

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

Researchers used data on Earth's orbit to find the historical warm interglacial period that looks most like the current one and from this have predicted that the next ice age would usually begin within 1,500 years.

[@ServiServiServiServi]

I honestly wonder how you make these. Like is it super in depth or can one of these be popped out in like a day or so? Its great work!

[@alertworld]

I wished it can be done in a single day unfortunately it takes me more than that. Sometimes I get some help with the script which helps a lot.

[@cdot2officialx_]

@@alertworld wait do you think I can help?

[@ServiServiServiServi]

@@alertworld I like your work a lot. I actually gave a crack at making one today. Its fun. But its a pain to find all the sites you want to use for it. And text to speech is such a pain. Its a lot of stuff. But your work is great and its honesty quite inspiring. I plan to start making some as a hobby, and see where it goes. Please keep making these amazing scenarios. 🎉 I especially find your backgrounds amazing. I like how it moves and actually shows thing out unlike many other EAS videos. I’m sure with enough skill and experience I could possibly pull off something similar.

[@Ryu1478]

"Tri-State Area" I guess Dr. Doof is now unstoppable

[@underscoreastxr]

The only unbelievable bit here is that Quebec isnt a separate entity already 🤣🤣

[@tonyhulslander2795]

you should do more where the ending is just the last dude sending out his final message

[@theoryofeeveelution]

Love it! Only issue I have is calling them states instead of provinces. Aside from that awesome work! :)

[@creepermangaming7912]

"school will be cancelled" That's how you know its real shit

[@mayjirita]

canadians: *"it's just a little chilly out"*

[@fiddleriddlediddlediddle]

You mean to tell me Canada isn't like this already?

[@youtubecommenter7837]

Amazing, but only one little discrepancy. At the beginning, the alert listed “Quebec and surrounding states” in Canada, we have provinces, not states. Just breaks the immersion for a Canadian a little.

[@thejusmar]

I just took it as applying to Maine and New Hampshire

[@DrDubMemes]

That one online player who is so salty he can melt the snow

[@trollster7133]

At 3:16 I thought the stove was a tank and thought “yeah that’ll keep you warm”

[@jacobcasler8684]

The accuracy of the ending is chilling. The random change in voices from a robotic woman to possibly the last living Canadian citizen with a real dialect is absolutely bone shiveringly awesome detail work

[@jigwignibs]

I find a lot of EAS videos to be fairly cringe especially with the voice acting.. You've changed my opinion on it. What a fantastic video and idea.

[@JURASSICLEGO777]

So only Europe, North America and north Asia and Africa are affected. Basically Australia, South America, South Asia and South Africa are left as normal.

[@UnSlayd]

6:24 “apply common sense” that had me killed 😭

[@Gamer88334]

I know a couple groups of people who will have trouble doing that. And yes, I’m being nice by assuming it’s possible for them to have common sense.

[@theendofmyropemydude]

>Quebec >State >Govt messaging in English This eas would kill more Quebecois than an ice age would.

[@Nutzinmymouf]

Thank god Quebec is gone, I almost thought this was important

[@notforkfr]

As a Canadian Citizen I can tell you that this is normal, this happens about every day

[@SSquidFishh0]

This is so cool! One of my new favourites! Please make a part 2!

[@Neko.091]

As a Canadian, I can confirm that I’d have to still go out and shovel it the day after.

[@JordanOnlyJordan3524]

The thing I like about these types of EAS is that they actually use the bot voices from alarms,announcements on like train stations and some other stuff

[@MamasBasementEnt]

The "states" thing did break some immersion, but the end speech from the guy saying "if anyone is around" brought it back. A very Canadian way to plea for help. "If you're passing through this post-Arctic wasteland. No worries if not."

[@Pierregaming-o4i]

As a candian boy I can confirm this is a average Monday in winter 🥶

[@Coach__Gaming]

So the rest of Canada is just watching this happen lol

[@thisguy8949]

Who’s the voice actor for Jacques? He was very convincing as a desperate communicator

[@SCGLE2025]

Wow @Alert World Great Job of doing a Canadian EAS Scenario, I didn't knew this was set in 2029

[@SCGLE2025]

@AlertWorld How did u make this Emergency Alert System. did u use some of software

[@7.12_am]

6 days later that this was posted there would be a Storm in Quebec great enough to activate EAS, unfortunately, I was outside as it was happening and saw all those red screens through the homes windows and was in a rush to get back in my house, back at my house with my now Girlfriend, there was a power outage for 1.5 days

[@DinoRicky]

POV: Canada in the day after tomorrow Also great video!! :)

[@goofyahdemoman1134]

I can’t wait for the day where we can control weather, because at times it feels like we are being “controlled” by the weather, and this video perfectly portrays the impending sense of dread you would normally feel if this was actually happening.

[@_Siloam_]

We are controlling the weather, the Earth is getting warmer because of us.

[@goofyahdemoman1134]

@@_Siloam_ Ah, I see what you did there…

[@_Siloam_]

@@goofyahdemoman1134 What?

[@goofyahdemoman1134]

@@_Siloam_ We’re not really controlling the weather, purposely. That has to be a global warming joke.

[@_Siloam_]

@@goofyahdemoman1134 Oh... I didn't even mean it as a joke

[@Howzer296]

Dr Doofenshmirtz really stepped up his game

[@jaycraft5433]

This looks like a future dystopian EAS :D

[@spacewolfjr]

May 15th, 2029 - The day it starts raining poutine.

[@michelleabellar4270]

Plot Twist: This KZbin channel is a time traveler