Beauty of the Bizarre: An Analysis of Weirdcore

[@Cresendex]

Mistake correction: Apparently it was NOT Osamu Sato's dream journal that inspired LSD Dream Emulators worlds, but a game designers named Hiroko Nishikawa

[@Tejas_]

pin this

[@EmanuelSaldana7722]

I’m trying to start my own KZbin channel but can’t find anything to edit the type of content I want to make. I want to make memes and make people laugh, but cannot find the right app to do so on my iPhone. Can anybody help me? The type of memes is stuff kracc bacc or kakav420 or Bosh makes. update- i already started and have made a couple of videos so far.

[@masela01]

@@Tejas_ he pinned it 😁👍

[@hyliadreamer]

Actually, the dream journal belonged to the WIFE of the designer. She'd been having a lot of bizarre dreams, and the couple together kept said journal, which eventually became Emulator.

[@annehoskins5795]

I am 65 years old and I only got into the internet around 2005. I love those images. They are like surrealistic art.

[@Doubleumbrella]

Damn bro, I have mad respect for you.

[@Dollisticrying]

We love you!!

[@ClarkyWarky]

I am 35 and I hope I'm as cool as you when im 65.

[@Cammino3]

as an older Gen Z with an abusive suburban upbringing, weirdcore is the closest art has ever come to simulating my memories. This and traumacore images can give you a peer into what it's like to not be comfortable with most of your past

[@White_Breeder]

here here brotherman

[@Cresendex]

Seems to be universal, I see it more as a dream of sorts, it's great so many people can have different interpretations.

[@sti3]

I agree 😞

[@thebois5692]

These weird core and liminal spaces give you a melancholy nostalgic feeling of the past, a feeling of nostalgia that is not positive or negative. just familiar, yet “off”

[@sleeve9097]

why is everyone gen z? where did all the other generations go?

[@mind-of-neo]

For anyone who doesnt know, aesthetics are not just some internet culture phenomenon, but I would say the general level of interest in the field of aesthetics has expanded greatly due to the internet. Aesthetics is a field of philosophy dedicated to exploring art and beauty, that which appeals to human senses, why we have a taste for art, and how people judge it. An aesthetic, as a countable noun, is simply a style or "school" of art.

[@knightscroftsquire-muldoon]

Lie

[@HK_808]

🤓

[@urphakeandgey6308]

I think you're wanking internet aesthetics way too hard. This is like saying "Photoshop is actually not a product of the digital age, but an extension and evolution of the ancient art of collages." Yeah, that's a bunch of fucking wank even tho "technically" it makes sense.

[@fombocombo]

two total idiot here

[@DefinetlyAHuman]

True!

[@Tejas_]

Who else enjoys these weird unorthodox videos? It is hard to explain these videos as they explore such abstract and odd topics; and only small/smaller channels post these kind of videos exclusively. So small that I don't even remember the channels. They just enter my recommendations once in a blue moon and are never seen again. I am glad I remembered to subscribe to this channel. I think there isn't a word which describes feelings one has when watching such videos. This sub-genre of youtube is so dear to me.

[@Cresendex]

If you want a small channel going in depth with these kinds of topics check out the KZbin channel "Sorbino"

[@zivamayne]

I love the text accompanying the images. These images also give me analog horror vibes. Both weirdcore and analog horror have the same late 90’s/early 2000’s undertone

[@DonutToast]

I feel traumacore is like an extension of weirdcore's scary aspects. Especially in locations that are supposed to be fun and exciting as a child, but portrayed as a place you should be on your toes at. Because that's what it's like as a child in an unstable household... you have to walk around the house quietly or set off your mum again, you can't go into certain rooms because you know you'll see something you regret, you have to enjoy the birthday party at the indoor playground while it lasts, because when you get home you've got a scolding waiting for you. And the early 2000's visuals like those buttons and icons match with this well because through games we found a way to escape these realities. Especially in an age where every industry focuses on nostalgia instead of new content in an overly positive light, traumacore tends to show the ugly truths behind these nostalgic visuals. That not everything was rainbows and sunshine. And that especially back then, we as kids would have liked a disembodied voice or symbols to guide us in a situation where it seems you can't do anything right. And I think it's beautiful, honestly. That we've created this art form to give these memories a place as well and maybe even make peace with them

[@zoebelle8970]

I agree. I find lots of these images to be incredible pieces of art. I love the warnings, the guiding text, the way certain parts are blacked out and “censored”, to me it’s like the way our brains try to protect us from trauma even when we’re to small to understand. Our brains try to keep us safe, filter it out. These images are like we are returning and wanting to finally see the truth about our past, but now our brains protections are obstacles to seeing.

[@nicolebarfuss3067]

I don't have abusive parents, but I relate to many of these things, as even if the people outside of me aren't necesaarily abusive, the things inside are, these genres of dreamcore, traumacore, weirdcore, hyper pop, and others really bring into light what my mind feels like, they show the disconnectedness from reality and the feeling of constant torment and chaos in my mind, while also bringing other people that are have the same or similar feelings, either from trauma, bad mental health, or both.

[@Noxzii]

1:10 3:34 hey i made these images. glad you liked them enough to include them in this video:)

[@amogaamogus]

Wow, they are good! ... Can you teach me how to make these? ._.

[@Cl0udyang3ls]

They’re amazing

[@Slimely]

the text on weirdcore/dreamcore images I think is supposed to represent your subconscious thoughts while dreaming. in my dreams sometimes I will have a person talking to me, but they really aren't talking. it's just my subconscious thoughts taking over and talking for them. So really, if you're talking to somebody in your dreams, the person represents you.

[@livewithmeterandnomeasureb1679]

The person represents random things your mind is trying to work out like a problem to solve. Yes if you talk to someone in your dreams its a part of you i.e. your subconcious. Ask it questions if youre able. Weird and fun way to get to know oneself.

[@urphakeandgey6308]

"If you're talking to someone in your dreams, the person represents you." That made me feel very uneasy cuz one somewhat bad dream I remember, I kept bumping into people from my past and they kept asking me one thing: "Why did you do it?"

[@Sola108]

I am also a very vivid dreamer and can absolutely agree with your statement that weirdcore depicts dream like feelings. I also noticed that the dream enviroment will often create liminal spaces. But back to weirdcore. I think the weirdcore theme ocurred often in early childhood dreams. I remember having many random uncoherent, sometimes "game like" snd overall weirdcore like dreams. I think this happens in a phase where the brain is not fully developed and is creating this random dream themes. I think this may also be the reason why I am so fascinated by weirdcore.

[@Achromatic_0]

these feel like a depiction of existence itself falling apart. some of them, i find quite funny. some others - alarming as hell, but i rarely find those. ive always loved surreal things, they spawn a sense of wonder and curiosity in my soul, as if there is something more that i could, or even should, know. the fact that its only an image makes my mind demand for answers even more, desperately trying to find a way to breach this border between fiction and reality, yet to no avail. it feels like, in a way, all of those uncanny images could be real. maybe in an alternative reality, or something similar to a whole different dimension that our minds simply cant comprehend. its fascinating, really

[@cranker7777]

Literally exactly what i was thinking, ty for commenting your idea's

[@Achromatic_0]

@@cranker7777 thanks, i love putting stuff like this out there, just in case im not alone

[@cranker7777]

@@Achromatic_0 Thank you man :D Also i agree with ur comment so much, i cant really word my thoughts and idea's well and its great seeing people expressing their thoughts of these subjects that i can relate to.

[@minecraftcommandnerd1280]

The funny thing about this is that if you were to obtain the knowledge about the unknowable you yearned to know, It would not be scary anymore. Just like deep space. Once you get a better understanding of the mysteries and can at least find some kind of semilogical explanation, all the mystery is just - gone. And not ever giving you that information is something I only found weirdcore images and also - fancinatingly - children's fantasy books are able to do.

[@cOlDBeAnZ.72]

Holy guacamole!!! My image is used at 1:27 and at 15:25 ! Thank you for using my image! Splendid vid!

[@realiangarcia]

What does it mean?

[@mmshack10]

Link ur art

[@AuuuuuuuuuuuA]

@@realiangarcia idk What does it mean to be human?

[@hannahsideaccount7118]

just found your account through your liminal spaces video. Good lord do I love your content so far! you have an amazing way of explaining things, seriously fantastic storytelling ability. keep doing what ya do :)!

[@cranker7777]

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[@Program303]

Your spitting straight facts

[@davidleviathan2077]

The “Activate Windows” text on the screen throughout the Dream Emulator gameplay strangely ads to the surrealism

[@MG-ql8sgsgloryhole]

Something about it also feels very much like waking up from a nap to a bright red/orange evening sky eerily shining in with all the lights turned off

[@robotomo4249]

How can someone release so many banger videos in such a short time?! Weirdcore images are so conneted to me somehow, I cannot explain it. How fan a simple image with a black box and fancy powerpoint text make me feel so much fear, so much dread?

[@ZomboidMania]

Weird thing is that my dreams have always been completely realistic, and I only know they're dreams when I wake up and realise that I'm laying down, like a couple nights ago I was dreaming of being a pirate and fighting in naval combat, I remember the crashing waves and the crew screaming and the sound of cannon fire and death, it all looked real, there wasn't anything dream like about it

[@zweipinguine]

Same. My dreams always seem so realistic and full of characters mostly. There's too much happening and I'm not in liminal spaces, that only rarely happens.

[@SparkYoGaming]

6:08 I'm 110% I've been to this playground multiple times as a small kid. It's called Discovery Park, in Utah. We would go there on field trips. I'm pretty sure I lost a filling there while eating a fruit by the foot. I think the weirdest thing is the one image I instantly recognize, is the only one that hasn't been altered.

[@antlee9054]

I was born in 2008 but anything from the early 2000s gives me a deep feeling of nostalgia especially the frutiger aero stuff and sometimes i wish i was born in the early 2000s not only because of the "nostalgia" its because I always hear times were simpler

[@purplepickle6921]

frutiger aero is 2000s through early 2010s

[@JazzSicaa]

I have a friend who was born in 2007 and he feels the exactly way you described.

[@imhowhayden]

some what same for me

[@TallicaMan1986]

yeah it's the 1998 to around 2004. I was born in 1992.

[@blindmown]

It wasn't really simpler if that helps. It always seems that way for the following generation.

[@bloodycoffee9293]

Weirdcore and traumacore are my favorites because in a strange way they feel like my brain when I'm alone. They feel healing in a way that also makes me uncomfortable. It's hard to describe.

[@deepwebdotexe4006]

I made the edits at 0:10 and 3:40!! Thanks for the in-depth video, it was really cool to see!!

[@CrticialCommenter]

Your channel is great to watch after midnight time talking about dream core, unexplained things, feeling, and liminal space

[@Ariel51_artist]

This exactly what it is. Perfect midnight times

[@bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb1]

You're right, but something about these videos really unnerve me. I can't watch them at all at that time because when I do, i just feel paralysed with fear. I love these videos though

[@FrankV10]

Another banger video my man. I have a weird obsession with nostalgic liminality that no one I’m close with understands, I’m glad to be a part of this community ❤

[@Video65ot]

Weirdcore images provoke a strong sense of fear into me. I'm not sure how to describe it, but it's like the images are taken directly from by brain and shown back to me for my conscious mind to see. The translation from my brain to an image however, seems to have been corrupted in some way, showing the back boxes, warning text etc. Or are these corruptions intentional? What could they be hiding form me that I haven't already seen?

[@Aajf-zz2jk]

It’s like they’re not meant to be

[@thefanboy3285]

Never would I have thought that weirdcore, traumacore, dreamcore and liminal spaces could be viewed as an evolution of Surrealistic Art. Nor would I have thought that it already existed before this era (2020's) or even before modern era. Yet, now that you mention it, it makes all the sense in the world.

[@slouch186]

They are like mysterious ancient artifacts, whose meaning has been forgotten.

[@axopies]

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[@rip_dragondarealone]

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[@Mega__00F]

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[@gvn1111]

There is also a very strange thing happening when I look at a picture like 13:10 . I feel strange, kinda nostalgic about such pictures, even if I didn't grow up in such neighbourhood. I miss a place, where I've never been. I'm from Georgia, country in Europe. It's a former USSR country and if you are into the eastern European aesthetics and such, you know how most of my city looks like.

[@voidomega4211]

There seems to a lot of weirdcore images involving tornadoes, landspouts, and waterspouts. This could be related to how are minds might think of them as clouds touching the ground although having a perfectly reasonable explanation is strange to us and maybe a little terrifying

[@insanity-plee4235]

No way, I had just watched the rest of your videos. Keep it going man, you're intresting and intelligent, love listening and watching ur vids

[@astroph3ll]

Amazing and insightful video as always! It makes me wonder if you'd ever explore other aesthetics like these such as 'traumacore' or something else like the dark side of nostalgia... I think it would be quite interesting! :D

[@jish8681]

Dude you’re absolutely killing it with these videos

[@oyc7946]

Can't believe you only have under 6k with content this well put together. Keep it up my man!

[@joewasowski2728]

Good content as usual, I’ve always liked WeirdCore. It’s a sense if abnormality that causes fear yk

[@Maidabatooll]

Yea

[@Fiat_Multipla69]

These pics make me nostalgic for my very early childhood, and some pics make me feel nostalgic about places I've never been to. There's just something about these pics that evokes so many strong feelings.

[@penguin-IDK]

this video game me chills many times through out, good job presenting it! Weirdcore is 100% one of my favorite art genres i just love the mixed messages and horror that can be displayed in a single simple image

[@Patchouliprince]

I love weirdcore because engaging with those images gives me access to windows of my childhood trauma in a way that is beyond words and entirely emotional

[@tylerrickers]

Weirdcore, in my opinion, is the best sub-genre of music. Its mesmerizing fusion of various genres coalesces to form a unique sonic experience that captivates the listener. With its unapologetically abnormal soundscapes, surrealistic lyrics, and experimental approach, weirdcore stands as a testament to the creative potential of music. One of the strengths of weirdcore is its ability to challenge conventional musical norms. By defying traditional structures and pushing boundaries, weirdcore creates a sonic experience that is refreshingly different. The genre borrows elements from multiple genres such as punk, electronic, avant-garde, and even pop, resulting in an amalgamation that is both anarchic and harmonious. This fearless exploration of musical styles not only keeps the listener engaged but also redefines the limits of what music can be. Furthermore, weirdcore's utilization of surrealistic and thought-provoking lyrics adds an intellectually stimulating dimension to the genre. Unlike mainstream music that often relies on clichéd themes and repetitive lyrics, weirdcore's lyrical content is rich with symbolism and abstract concepts. The songs often touch upon topics like existentialism, introspection, and even societal critiques. This intellectual depth invites listeners to analyze and interpret the messages embedded within the music, fostering a deeper connection between the artist and the audience. Another aspect that makes weirdcore stand out is its experimental approach to sound. It places great emphasis on sonic exploration, incorporating unconventional sounds, samples, and instrumentation. This emphasis on sonic experimentation allows weirdcore artists to express their creativity freely and produce truly distinctive works. By breaking away from the expected norms of music production, weirdcore pushes the boundaries of what we consider musical, resulting in groundbreaking and innovative compositions. Additionally, weirdcore serves as a sanctuary for those seeking to find solace in music that reflects their own feelings of oddity and otherness. It provides a safe space for individuals who may feel alienated or misunderstood by mainstream culture. Listening to weirdcore brings a sense of belonging and acceptance, as it celebrates uniqueness, embraces diversity, and challenges societal norms. This inclusive nature of the genre fosters a supportive community of like-minded individuals who appreciate the idiosyncratic beauty of weirdcore. In conclusion, weirdcore emerges as the best sub-genre of music due to its ability to challenge musical norms, its thought-provoking lyrics, its experimental approach to sound, and its inclusivity. By defying expectations and breaking away from traditional structures, weirdcore pioneers a new era of music that is fascinating, intellectually stimulating, and emotionally resonant. Its influence transcends boundaries and speaks to individuals who yearn for music that deviates from the norm. Weirdcore represents the epitome of musical expression, embracing the weird, and celebrating the extraordinary.

[@GloomyFish]

9:53 just want to point outthat it wasnt Osamu Sato's dream diary, it was Hiroko Nishikawa's ddeam diary

[@shnilla]

Bro your videos are so good please keep uploading. I love watching these and getting a more up close and in depth description of the backrooms, liminal spaces, and weirdcore. You explain it so well. You’ll go far my man keep it up.

[@SnowyTaiyaki]

LET'S GOOOO, TWO OF MY EDITS AND TWO OF MY BOYFRIEND'S EDITS ARE IN THIS VIDEO! It's honestly so bizarre knowing the creators of most of these images.

[@OzzyMunio]

yo which ones r urs?

[@kyowomii]

your content is so good bro you are so underrated

[@EricM-112]

The blacked out squares are something you cant perceive🧿

[@v4nnyz]

Such an interesting analysis on weirdcore and adjacent aesthetics! I wasn't sure what to expect, but your voice really kept me wanting to watch more. Awesome work!

[@fistbump4403]

Creepy pasta -> Back rooms -> liminal spaces -> weird core -> trauma core -> analog horror -> ?

[@breannathompson9094]

That's exactly why i love this stuff... i am also a vivid dreamer. So many of these are like places I've actually dreamed, like some shared dreamworld someone got access to and edited a photo to mimic it. And unsettling yes. Not scary, not dangerous... but something is always "wrong" something is off. Someone is watching me?

[@xxyoboigxx]

LET'S GO!!! Another vid! and of course it's another category that I'm really interested 😂😭

[@xxyoboigxx]

just finished watching the vid. awesome video, as always

[@tamaz88]

7:16 so that implies that some people have a nightmare and really go “LET’S GOOOO I LOVE THIS PART”

[@sn0wblake]

tbh this video is like polygondonut’s weirdcore analysys but without the silly™️, i like it

[@SparkYoGaming]

3:50 This one is really good. It's an allusion to Windows BSOD to comment on our dismissiveness of faulty technology, even as it consumes our lives.

[@ybrando.]

... Your videos really give those vibes of a nostalgia horror video. I never knew what was the feeling of liking to be alone but with your videos I started getting inspired to explore that weird world which I was always there. (sry for bad english) Recap: Your videos are awesome!

[@Kaldrin]

A lot of these liminal, weird ore, dreamcore, dreamwave etc... Images, make me feel some form of weird nostalgia even when they show things that I'm am 100% sure I haven't lived, am not familiar with, are not part of my memories. It's almost like I in some way absorbed a bit of the accumulated culture and memories and lives of everyone who shared it on internet, which helps me resonate with them, or maybe it's universal? Has anyone similar feelings?

[@InfinityMW2]

Love the analysis behind weirdcore and what differentiates it between dreamcore and associations between liminal spaces. It has definitely been a peculiar topic to dive into because of how it evokes nostalgic feelings. Also love how you included Windows 96's music, I feel like it associates strongly with the vibe of weirdcore!

[@Windyumbreon]

HONESTLY your voice iz rly relaxing,, also the visuals are perfect !!

[@crippledworm6047]

All your videos are strikingly well made video essays with great depth and cohesion. Great job on entertaining and keeping to the fundamentals.

[@HenryMarsMcc]

I live near the wooden play structure at 6:06 ! I grew up going to play there as a kid!

[@SharkCat-yj8vl]

Also as sad as it is, our eyes as children see much more saturation.

[@jimbomcbob7849]

Weirdcore is a really good way at capturing how trauma feels for me. I can enjoy things, but Weirdcore images have this quality that makes me feel that I belong there. I don't know if there's anyone like me in this aspect, but if you feel the same, go to a mall while it's closing alone, or walk around a small town at night (SAFELY! It helps for me that I'm like 6,1 and built enough, bring a pocket knife). It's cathartic.

[@luckie-rae6058]

certain weirdcore media hits extra hard for those of us with depersonalisation-derealisation

[@HistoryIsTooYoung]

Love your videos!!!! nice work!!!

[@Joshward251]

I Love ur vids especially the one on Megalophobia keep it up

[@Alexplain_Later]

Congrats on hitting 6k subscribers! You definitely deserve it! love the videos

[@PunmasterSTP]

Sometimes after I plug away at work for awhile, I just look at weirdcore because the strangeness and odd feelings break me out of my frame of mind. It's liberating and relaxing at the same time.

[@ShyDigi]

13:46 its not just bc of cartoons. The lenses on your eyes actually yellow as you age reducing visual saturation. The world was *actually* more saturated when you were younger.

[@Yeetapple]

the content is so high quality god DAMN

[@yoshikagearman9412]

Love you bro. Your Insight and point of view is exactly how I view this type of concepts. Keep up your magnificent work ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

[@feliciabaxter6423]

Weirdcore is traumacore's cousin who copes with the trauma by age regressing and sugarcoating their bad memories

[@mgachapurpledude]

I partake in regression and make traumacore images all the time, its fun and helps me process what happened to me and some things that are still happening

[@feliciabaxter6423]

@@mgachapurpledude it's good that you have a healthy outlet :)

[@mgachapurpledude]

@@feliciabaxter6423 they are two of the few few healthy ones i have, especially with how my mental and physical health have been the last few months, and a sick cherry on top is that everyone i cared about forgot about my birthday, im officially twenty now and no one gives a fuck

[@feliciabaxter6423]

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[@mgachapurpledude]

@@feliciabaxter6423 i do actually appreciate that, thank you :')

[@lushyroblox]

as someone who was terrified of weirdcore when i was like 8 years old i seem to actually really like it now :))

[@doctordarkly53]

6:19 Hey I made that one with the vortex and the waterslide! I never expected one of my images to make it in a video, thank you!

[@thisIsmadhavaji]

Great video. Really enjoyed it. I didn't know how much I love Weirdcore until I saw this. More than that I didn't even know Weirdcore existed. Thanks.

[@zombotrombo7029]

Waitin for this channel to blow up

[@raptorboss6688]

I love your content dude! Keep up the good work 🫡

[@elmarkitosyouknowme8122]

I fw the concepts of ur vids. keep going

[@LinkyTea]

the image at 6:09 is literally the exact play ground i would play on in my home town. was so shocked to see that again.

[@AnonCaptain002]

2:00, 16:21 I made these two! Happy to see them on a video essay

[@comamilk]

I like he said "the image doesnt have context" over the "Your deteriating" image. IM the context, im deteriating.

[@ne3333t]

god I love video essays on the surreal

[@yaboileon3758]

The thing about weirdcore for me is even if I hadn’t experienced things I still feel nostalgic about it. I have never lived in suburbia. I didn’t grow up with windows XP but I still feel nostalgia about these pictures. I think it’s fascinating that these images have the ability to do this

[@cyberyousef7519]

Pfp detected opinion rejected

[@n0one555]

The fact that you used music from instupendo definitely increases your credibility. Great content :)

[@kadthemagiclad9357]

Idk why it’s so interesting to look at idk man just kinda soooky

[@alinaserafimova3368]

Brilliant video! I am binging your content right now. But seeing the "Dick the birthday boy" photo made me burst into laughter right in the middle of the video, it was so unexpected to see the picture of Rich Evans in the weirdcore compilation.

[@hoobaguy]

6:06 that's a playground that doesn't exist anymore. It was at Ager Park in Wytheville, VA. They tore it down a few years ago and replaced it with more modern stuff. It's good they did because it was also infested with copperhead snakes. Like hundreds of them. It was terrifying.

[@ingvenning4993]

Fascinating video! I wanted to add that I feel weirdcore (especially it's more frightful aspects) expresses an attempt to cope with the gaslighting that is ubiquitous in our society - coming from capitalism, educational systems, family systems, religion, etc.

[@lambadalxcator]

bro i just ran by your stuff and im loving it already keep up the good work big dawg

[@dill9612]

This is my kind of Channel , mad underrated :3

[@frydemwingz]

You didnt show the image, but I was expecting that very scary, but nostalgic pic of the 90s looking, dimly lit kids bedroom, with what looks like some kind of food (hopefully) splashed on the wall, it vaguely resembles blood in the dim light. There is always some creepy text over the image, but just the image by itself is so unsettling. Like why did someone take this pic? It's someone in a lonely dark house, the door is open to the hallway, also almost no light, taking a picture of this sad looking kids room. There are a few toys and decorum I had in the early 90s as well, it hits close to home.

[@asunagilfoyle]

i swear, i can think of the most random topics and this guy has made a documentary length video on it.

[@Obesenigga635]

i love watching thesw types of videos while being faded it gives me such a comfortale errie feeling.idk it feels good

[@leviathan6071]

I love your videos man hope you get more subs in the future because your channel is a hidden gem.

[@krmtblxxr]

i find neighbourhoods the most nostalgic as a young kid who would walk down neighbourhoods far away almost a decade ago

[@Duskeny]

I like to think of weirdcore as; when a robot is loading a dream.

[@Prisoner]

ok this channel will be my personality for the next month

[@minty2_b]

my dad told me that dreams are your brain's way of practicing for the next day

[@Saulgoodman9776]

My dreams are completely different, i got details, no blanks and no weird shit, but things randomly switch up. Im dtiving a car and it randomly turns into a bike, im chilling with the homies and one of them turns into my grandma, im carriyng a bag full of money and then there are water bottles or im in my room and all if a sudden im in the living room. But in my dream i do realise it but i cant tell the changes for some reason to others cus well, they dont realise but i cant interact with them about it. The story just goes on without it ever happening, but thats kinda annoying cus i cant have a straight forward story. Im robbing a bank with my homie and then hes my mom all of a sudden, thats just straight up weird that i would rob a bank with my mom.

[@shuishisbisnisnkonsojdnomd8753]

Weirdcore is fascinating, it makes me feel like if i was alone on a world that died a long time ago yet in some cases it still looks alive, a world that i cant understand.

[@AllSquirrelsGoToHeaven]

When I see stuff like this it just highlights the fact that my memories are not entirely real. In fact, my brain records some basic data and then fills in the blanks itself. Of course events are remembered but often a memory is not a full experience of the details, just highlights and the fact that you experienced something. This is why things like old video games and movies can also feel so strange or seem radically different from memory because the less stimulus actually provided by the media the more our brains fill in the blanks just like with memory.

[@Spark-cat12]

this is my favorite aesthetic

[@ghostplace]

Always a nice surprise seeing you uploaded bro, keep up this incredibly entertaining content 🙏💙

[@Cresendex]

Thanks for the support! Also just saw your channel, you got some great videos.

[@ghostplace]

@@Cresendex Thanks man it means a lot, can't wait for your next video.

[@jujuu-r9x]

i think weirdcore is a lense that imitates what childhood looks like to people with childhood trauma. to someone with childhood trauma, childhood memories are nerve wracking and scary instead of fun and comforting. thats what a lot of weirdcore images emulates. growing up in an abusive household or around untrustworthy adults is scary and confusing. the people that are supposed to care for you and love you are the most hostile to you, and thats confusing to a small child. you have to be careful and tiptoe, and it distorts your perception of reality. i used to play pretend a lot as a kid, creating my own world which gave me a safe place to stay. weirdcore imaging looks like a hallway between the happy pretend world a traumatized child feels safe in and the unnerving and dim real world

[@DillaCat]

The *I'm Finally Ascending!!* Is one of my favorite weirdcore images