Bionicpig reacts to Disturbing Things from Around the Internet [Vol. 13]

[@Chrisjbennett89]

Missing human sketches are really creepy like almost all have this uncanny valley look to them that is just haunting

[@robo1540]

they make them creepy on purpose so you dont forget them so that when you see the person youll go "oh shit this person looks vaguely like that creepy sketch"

[@lilweedsea]

They draw certain features of the person described in exaggerated ways to highlight said features to make the sketch more memorable and make those features more noticeable when you may encounter the person in the sketch.

[@LuxFuxx]

Don't listen to the people above me, they're just missing sketch artists trying to cope.

[@-desertpackrat]

It's weird, I spent so much time seeing and getting used to liminal spaces as a child that I actually embrace it now. I used to be creeped out at all the abandoned houses and shops, or going by closed storefronts at night in darker neighborhoods, and our local mall when the stores all closed, or being in my schools after hours. And after years and years of being creeped out, it just stopped creeping me out. Now it's hauntingly beautiful to me. It's definitely not "badass" or a flex to like liminal spaces though, it's sad, it just means you're so used to being alone that you actually find it comforting instead of scary.

[@13linkinparkluver13]

That last sentence... ouch. :c

[@strawberrybaz]

I kind of relate to that. I was a shut in when I was a child (still am, really), always just on the computer. I started playing Garry's Mod, alone; that's because I didn't have the means to buy it so I can't play multi-player but I'm also from southeast Asia, so no one knows that game at all. Basically, I played it alone for so long, though I don't think it's because of Gmod but, whenever every family member goes out and I'm the only one left alone in the house, I absolutely love it. There are sounds all around me but I'm all alone in this usually crowded area. And now, I'm fascinated by Liminal Spaces' creepiness, and I have this desire to just explore an abandoned building.

[@willryan6523]

Bro, that's crazy. There are zero people around to ask.

[@Ichneumonxx]

That's because loneliness might be scary, but solitude isn't.

[@-sanju-]

Then there's people like me who have no idea what people mean when they talk about liminal spaces. Like I know what the term means but I don't understand the feeling people describe having. To me they're just pictures like any other.

[@Samael_Morningstar666]

Living through a tornado, flood and hurricane I can say that they are all equally horrifying.

[@aymann8383]

Thanks, satan

[@carolinehoak]

Thanks, Lucifer Morningstar.

[@doomjuice.1652]

🎶The earthquake to the flood the flood to the hurricane the hurricane to the tornado 🎶

[@MadamFoogie]

I used to work at a number of downtown arenas, and man, let me tell you. The liminal space spooks were strong there. Like, imagine walking into an entirely empty convention space, everything concrete with massive support pillars, dim lighting, 2 p.m. and no one is in sight. Or a completely abandoned baseball stadium, three stories up, lit only by the full moon staring down at you. It was especially unsettling the night I had to work in the stage area for Sesame Street Live. The set looked just like the show, and there were props and things I recognized from my childhood. They even had a few costume parts left out-- the top half of Big Bird was there. But everything was totally still. No kids, no cheery music. The characters weren't _moving._ So creepy.

[@l3le_777]

i would cry lol

[@-desertpackrat]

It's messed up that lady died because she was scared of spiders.. irrational fear can hurt you more than the thing you're afraid of. It's sooo rare to be bitten by a spider, you almost have to harass and poke them, and most species can't actually even bite us. A tornado is definitely going to harm you, a spider is 95% likely to run in the other direction because it's scared of you. We aren't their prey, you should be cautious with spiders but not so afraid that you can never share a space with them to save your life. So sad.

[@ApahtieParty]

Arachnophobia is a bitch

[@Munchtreats]

As a person who has a huge fear of spiders, I kind of understand why she wouldn’t go hide in the basement. I’m realising now that I sound crazy but honestly, I wouldn’t be physically able to hide in a basement with spiders either

[@mikeheath4916]

I outright can't function with spiders nearby no matter how irrational it is. I can hear as many reasons as possible why I shouldn't be scared, but it's not within my control.

[@Ichneumonxx]

Phobias like that should be treated with therapy and/or even meds. I know a girl who would freak out, cry and wouldn't go to the toilet if there was a spider in the bathtub. She had to bo to her neighbors and wait until her husband came home. It's a debilitating condition. And I can't even imagine such a person behind the wheel, since I had a surprise dangly spider in front of my face at least twice while on the road. And we're in Europe, so all our spiders are completely harmless, even the big bois.

[@WallaceWinchester]

Not gonna lie when that lady’s face merged with the cat it made me laugh

[@opossumofthebackdoor7033]

That cat was a popular meme in America Latina some time ago, so I think the whole Selene Delgado thing is just a joke

[@opossumofthebackdoor7033]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/in-bhp-Gi9F7qKM here's the meme Just the cat pic with a song lyrics asking for forgiveness

[@echoskelet]

Niko niko neee

[@adam.n-steve]

@@opossumofthebackdoor7033 The whole Selene Delgado IS a joke. The problem is we don't know if she is real. Nexpo's video wasn't in detailed of what happened. The channel has always aired missing person's report and her name was reported with the picture for three times. Why would you make a joke in a missing person's report? That's just disrespectful. Even if you ignored the moral part, no one's gonna notice the joke so what's the point? My only theory if her being fake is that someone is used her picture for a joke to the missing person's report. Another thing why I don't rule her being real is because that creepy picture in the thumbnail is a police sketch of a r*pist irl and people are using it as "creepy crawly monster" which rubs me the wrong way.

[@dickkickem8424]

Meperdonas

[@jevantheobald5248]

I work as a custodian at a junior high with some of my friends and we went in on fall break so we could get some extra money and there isn't anything more creepy than working with one other person in an almost dark school while it is snowing and having the friend talk about secret tunnels under schools that he used to work at that Rumored went from school to school miles of under ground tunnels and finding a secret door is just unnerving

[@ArtemusCain]

Bruh a church after hours. In boy scouts whenever there was free time to roam around the place I'd go into like the main sanctuary and it was so... odd. Like it was just me and God and I felt so... judged and looked upon.

[@astari_1014]

I work in a school as a night janitor. I am the monster

[@DR_REDACTED]

😱

[@justsomeguy8107]

I hate that his comment about Midwest people watching tornados, because I know for a fact that it’s true and that I’ve stood outside during large storms before

[@vexusvexed]

Comment on the tornado from a fellow Illinoisian: I've been through a category 2 hurricane, and it NO fun. I'm a person with severe social and generalized anxiety, and being in a hurricane was mental torture. A tornado is more unpredictable, but it lasts for maybe a few minutes once it hits ground. A hurricane lasts for hours upon hours; we were stuck in a more room for 2 days with winds at a max of 130mph.

[@nataliehaag3595]

That sounds so awful, I’m glad you’re alive though :)

[@lilacinsomniac9349]

I shouldn’t be watching this while I’m alone in the woods

[@thomasscott7495]

I used to close a grocery store and lock up. That place after hours when I was alone made my skin crawl.

[@coolguystorm1248]

as a midwestern man I get terrified when the wind shakes the tree outside my house too much I hate high winds

[@morganrodgers8855]

I've been on your second channel so much, I have to watch all the way through so I can sing to that bop at the end😂👍

[@Fluorite-Fox]

Now's the time to walk away~

[@sqeekydemon]

Funny, i just skip to the end every time

[@brianalaris3647]

Sameee

[@thereader87]

@@Fluorite-Fox I hope you enjoyed your stay~ ~🖤🐺

[@zeliumite]

I just pick a video and skip to the song at the end sometimes

[@hallbjornthefirebreather8376]

It's crazy to me that so many channels (Nexpo and Nick Crowley being some) do stuff about the 2015 and 2017 tornado outbreaks, but no one ever mentions the April 2011 super outbreak, 360 confirmed tornadoes, the one that produced a mile and a half wide that destroyed a lot of Alabama

[@Powersd451]

You know, I enjoy spaces like that. School after hours, empty streets in the middle of the night, forests covered in mists. My strongest experience like that was when I biked in the early morning on a road through the middle of corn fields, with the mist so thick I couldn't see more than a few meters. I lost track of how long I had been on that road, and I wondered whether I'd ever make it out again. Just fields to my sides and road swallowed by mist in front and behind, never ending.

[@Bl00dyCh33rry]

The worst I've ever experienced being alone and experiencing the whole liminal space thing without really realizing that's a phenomenon was when I'd have to close and open a clinic I worked at back when I used to be in the Navy. Part of closing and opening was also spent checking all the rooms to make sure everything was in place and to especially make sure the immunization rooms were secure with the fridges at the correct temperatures, everything in there accounted for, and logging everything in a book; fire hydrants and such throughout the building also had to be logged, so yeah every time I did closing and opening at this place was like around an hour and a half each. Pretty big clinic that was unsettling as shit to be in completely alone, completely quiet, when it's pitch black outside. Got goosebumps every single time I did that. It didn't help at all there'd been a local tale about a ghost woman who roamed the area (this was in Hawaii). It's a huuuuuuuuuuuuuge difference in that place when it's daytime and occupied vs when it's dark and you're alone. Creepy as shit.

[@myriahg6549]

"their oldest daughter will be forever scarred by the loss of her dad that night and their youngest will never know him" oh god those are haunting words it made me actually cry :( because my mom recently passed away from covid and she will never know my cousin's baby, or eventually when i have a baby as well

[@opeygopey227]

I find it so wild when a house doesn't have a good fence in the back and front yard. I see so many things that could be prevented by a fence, lawsuits and even crimes. This is in the context of the 911 call and home invaders

[@Jess-vk6mp]

I’m an indoor self storage manager and I work alone every day. It’s usually really quiet and hardly anyone is there when I have clean or do security checks. A storage facility hallway definitely has an eerie feeling to it. Especially late at night. The incandescent lights and long hallways is unsettling. I’ve been working there for 7 years and it’s only slightly gotten less creepy over the years.

[@manic8213]

Sometimes liminal spaces do give me the major creeps but mostly they just make me..... sad, or sick to my stomach. Don't get me wrong. I have tons of nightmares about being left alone in dimly lit museums or aquariums, or shopping places and it makes my skin crawl and ill wake up in a sweat. But sometimes ill look at one and feel nauseous or like I need to cry

[@treebabeex3032]

The picture is distorted because it’s a scan of her drivers license most likely

[@kylamavencamp637]

I used to work for a company that did grocery store remodels. One of the most unsettling feelings is going into an empty grocery store at 4 am to get ready for the day, walking down long empty aisles with half the lights on. Plays mind tricks, your brain keeps expecting to see something at the other end. Spooky

[@LUCKYDUCKY099]

I love and appreciate your content so much! I know its hard to feel like you're falling behind, but your effort is always seen by me at least! if that helps at all lmao. [ Incredible work on the 'Thief and the Cobbler' video btw :) ]

[@CherryBlossommoon]

I hate liminal spaces only for the fact that I always think that someone or something will run out of the dark towards me

[@alexbuenosdias]

What if it's a brightly lit liminal space

[@whatabeautifulduwang9603]

Nexpoooo 💕 I'll have to drop a like on the original video after this. But sometimes watching these videos just on their own makes me anxious, so watch-alongs like this are very helpful in making me not feel so alone.

[@acharris]

Agreed. Nexpo is a master of creating high-quality creepy/unnerving content.

[@fearlessbieber13]

I feel comfort in liminal spaces idk why maybe because it feels nostalgic?

[@smusky4643]

Booba

[@90bubbel60]

the picture in the thumbnail and at 9:29 is extra creepy as its a composite sketch of a real serial killer named Derrick Todd Lee

[@storymaster21]

The explanation of liminal space and schools/bowling alleys after hours is a simple one: "chaos serenity anxiety" (when chaos or lack thereof where it would normally be expected causes fear and anxiety). We are so used to these places being so loud and so chaotic all the time that we are not used to them being quiet and serene.

[@sparco956]

I considered being a manager at a Bowling Alley once until I realized more likely than not i'd be alone in a Bowling Alley many many times

[@LoreleiCatherine]

Aaah the sweet velvety voice of nexpo 😌 That said, I have always loved when places that are normally so busy are totally and completely empty. It’s so beautiful to me. Even when I was a kid I would wander off into the dark and empty parts of the church at my school and into the graveyards at recess. I would just sit or walk alone, listening to the lonely sound of my own footsteps and occasionally the spirits that were there would give a good and spooking “hello!”

[@Diego-hb3xy]

L cm

[@MercuryKurogane]

6:42 for me its empty hospital hallways. Even as a kid I was scared by them, long halls of white, fluresent lights, if there were windows if twas always dark outside. The one connecting the main hospital to the ICU and the long hallway leading out of rehab center stick with me from when I was nine. Liminal spaces do bother me, and though I can get used to some, I don't think I could ever get used to hospital-esque ones.

[@DymphnaWolf]

Personally, I find a sort of comfort in liminal spaces, but only because of my crippling agoraphobia. Being in a space (like a mall, for example) with a crowd of people terrifies me. My heart starts pounding and I can't stop the panic from setting in. I feel like I can't move or breathe and the only thing I want to do is get the fuck out. So for me, seeing these sorts of places, without the expected crowds, provides a sense of relief.

[@baebejokr3830]

I agree i didnt think it was bad until after everything open back up and i went out for the first time , it was hard for me to stay in places for to long with feeling like everybody is staring at me at the same time

[@DymphnaWolf]

@@baebejokr3830 Yes, exactly. I'm sorry that you suffer with it too. It really fucking sucks.

[@murderlesson101]

I noticed that room is from gumball lol

[@jazzspider8569]

Same 😅 Seeing it from behind where they normally shot scenes is strange tho A little surreal

[@maddiewhatever441]

I've lived in Missouri my whole life. I know we don't qualify as the tornado ally, but people around here are so used to tornados we might as well. Those that live in the actual ally aren't as fucking blasé as we are. My parents only send us to the basement when things happen, and even then we usually just sit upstairs with the back door open to listen to the storm. Unless we get an actual touch down/warning, we don't usually move.

[@jimthecactus7425]

24:39 Absolutely not! I have been in a cat 5 and it's not as easy as just leaving. Also you don't have days ahead to plan because a hurricane can go from a 2/3 to a 5 over night it has happened. It honestly pisses me off when I hear people say stuff "well you should've left then". We couldn't leave! Edit: I'd also like to add that tornados can spin off of hurricanes

[@dafternpunk]

Ok I'm from Mexico and I know this case of Selene Delgado. First of all, I think it was kinda obvious that Florecita Dreams is a shitpost channel, you can't really take them seriously... Because yknow.... The cat and the minion lmao. But for real tho, the case of Selene Delgado has been taken as indeed, a false person. In those times, a new president was elected, he was called Luis Donald Colosio, and in 1994 he was executed while he was in a crowd of people in one of his meetings, presumably by same government. The country was experiencing a lot of insecurity, and ofc, the TV was completely in control of the government, so, Selene Delgado was one of the unknown amount of fake people who were broadcasted in Canal 5, making look like the government was actually doing something for the people, while in reality, the government was killing them in those years

[@MadMax-nl8hg]

I open and close my clinic every day... I get that feeling someone is watching me even though I know I am alone.

[@durratulaishah3703]

Based on his instant reaction to liminal spaces, you can really tell on the first hand that he has autophobia lol😂

[@lindseyariegel7703]

I've worked as a Janitor/custodian and cleaning lady for 10 years and was in many of the settings talked about like church, school even office buildings where I was the only person there or in a large section of the building to where you wouldn't see another human being until lunch or smoke break and that's even if you took it at the same time as everyone else. so, after a few months of that kind of isolation at night in most cases you get desensitized to it. actually, working night shifts can give you an all-new sense of isolation if you are an introvert that doesn't like most people it's actually perfect.

[@AlexAndrushukBone]

I love your videos, they ain't trash! Your skits are especially awesome, I think they're 10/10 ign recommend for *sure* lol

[@OgBobby42]

Lol the 1 guy in chat who just kept saying "memento mori" after hearing the word memento 😂

[@dolphincorpse8668]

I've never really thought about it but I could handle a hurricane, I could handle a tornado, at least mentally you know, I'd be able to process and save my family. But an earth shattering earthquake, like where the ground actually opens up and swallows a building. At that point I'd be completely freaked out

[@carolinehoak]

Bruh hearing everywhere at the end of time playing in the background spooked the hell outta me

[@scavysaimon2637]

Why the empty Wattersons house at 1:45 ?

[@sundownermgr]

My literacy teacher is from Florida, and she reports taking her dog outside to piss while they were in the hurricanes eye, everyone who lives in areas with extreme storms like these are super casual about it

[@kayallen5420]

One of these Pig needs to do either Disturbing Things From Around the Internet Vol. 12 or at least a breakdown of Everywhere at the End of Time

[@ΆγγελοςΜορίκης-ζ2ω]

chat be like luis: had my florida ccw for 4 years, aint never shot no1 kait: good for you. why do you have if not to shoot anyone? luis: called self defense, also a bondsman kait: so you have it just in case you need to shot someone, got it luis: yes kait: okay phycho luis: also, 145gr holopoints loaded, so job will be done well kait: is that your real name so i can report you for planning to shoot people? luis: planning to shoot some1? sounding like a lib luis: miss baldwin

[@BoxOKittens]

liminal spaces never bothered me. I think it's because I used to go to a lot of 'spooky' places alone, and usually at night, like the woods or old buildings or my school. I'd just wander around for hours until one of my parents came to get me lol. not to say I never got scared, there are always creeps.

[@ryantheironspiderofficial4663]

Pig : "you can't outrun a tornado" Me : "that doesn't mean I'm not going to try to!" Also all of these are really crazy and stories you would never believe if you didn't have any kind of video or picture. proof.

[@shiko906]

Also, can vouch for the midwestern inclination of weather watching. Once saw a funnel cloud forming above the store I was in and there were at least 5 people outside, recording in the down pour. (Myself included to snap a pic bc I've never seen one before...)

[@Matthew.S_3]

Liminal spaces in video and picture form don't scare me, but uncanny faces makes me wanna sleep with the light on. Although playing liminal spaces in games, or just in them irl like a empty city area at night scares the crap out of me.

[@nikson3720]

I cant really say if it was related to how eerie liminal spaces are or i waas just a young boy. But when i was around 10-11 years old, i always dreaded fetching things i left in class because an empty classroom is just scary. I also used to be so scared of long halls in cinemas and hotels, mostly i had a huge fright for ghosts and really didnt like being alone. I also played team fortress 2 a lot, and spending time in multiplayer servers alone really felt uncomfortable, it was before liminal spaces was a thing on the Internet so i couldnt pointed out why it felt that way.

[@shiko906]

I say the first time I experienced liminal space irl was when I was getting my things out of my university locker after things started shutting down because of the Rona. In the always bustling music and arts building where you hear lectures and students practicing their instruments, was eerily still and almost lifeless. All I felt when entering was , "I need to get my shit and gtfo before *something* happens." Whatever that *something* was, it triggered my flight senses...

[@viktor5783]

Ngl, to me after hour school is comforting, cause we used to have a lot of after school, class internal events, where we got food and had the playground and school to ourselves, with our parents outside.

[@xofrnkk9209]

6:39 made me scream because that's literally my local roller rink ???? holy shit

[@GarGarHardin]

I work at home depot and I do 8pm to 5am shifts and sometimes I get the worst most unexplainable freaked out feelings

[@Crabdoodles]

"high school after hours" doesnt mess w me anymore since i started as a night shift custodian lol

[@ryantheironspiderofficial4663]

Somebody read me looking for players in VR and somehow it's even more unsettling

[@bwmpii_yt]

Omg my son also watched those siren head videos I can so relate to that

[@kemistree.]

Used to work the nightshift at a hotel. Those empty spaces could get freaky af sometimes.

[@ald7282]

midwesterners are crazy, i'm from iowa and like 3 of my friends were sending me videos standing on their porch filming trees go down during the derecho (basically an inland hurricane) a few years back.

[@TNTboyz1997]

That 911 operator was god awful

[@lindsaypulley4623]

@ 9:34 I’ve seen that picture on the news back in 2013. I was getting ready for school and watched the news for a few minutes because they were talking about how two women in Chicago were found in a suitcase.. they showed one “normal” looking girl and said her name then the other was the woman in this video.. I always thought they showed it on accident I really thought they showed a dead body or something.. i don’t think they ever said her name..

[@lindsaypulley4623]

@asta v2 yes that one. It scares me too. I was so shocked to see that photo again..

[@theriddlegamer2376]

If somebody tries to break into my house they're in my domain

[@cerealvrmoto]

Ok so my grandma was a secretary at a elementary school, so my brother and i would always be there 3 hours before and after school ended. So we would sit in the computer lab and play games. But the lights wouldn't turn on till school almost started. So sitting in a dark room. With 1 or 2 lights on. And hearing somthing move across the room, was simply terrifying.

[@fabulousroy]

I am incredibly strong when it comes to disturbing shit. I'm actively seeking out media that will traumatize me, because nothing freaks me out. Nothing freaks me out. Except... I was watching this video at night when everyone else was asleep and all the lights were out. But I was fine. Nothing in this video affected me at all.....until I feel fantastic started. I've seen it so many times, and every time I want to cry and throw my phone and hide. I've come across it multiple times, but only sat all the way through it a rare few times. I've probably only watched it without looking away or taking off my headphones once, if that. I don't know what it is, it just terrifies me so, so much.

[@SallasiYefgrafovich]

bro's reacting like he's going to be jumped scare

[@karaokelover55]

I was in the drama club at school, and when we made a performance at night, me and my friend would wonder around the school while it was dark. It was freaky as hell! XD Good times~

[@thatemogirlfromthegym]

So this is way late but that dude that took the family hostage got life without parole. The guy he killed was only 22 years old and was a navy (marine?) veteran.

[@euphoria1780]

Until now "obey the walrus" are still the one giving me a nightmare still

[@vixiestarfire]

I live in Alberta Canada so there aren’t really tornadoes around here. BUT I watched the movie Twister when I was 7 and I had the most irrational paranoid fear of tornadoes for the next three years. It couldn’t even get too windy on a sunny day and I’d start to freak out 😅 until I watched Dawn of the Dead when I was ten and then I had a whole new fear for the next four years. Couldn’t sleep without a light on until I was 14 😭

[@xivolix]

Can someone please tell me the name of the game at 5:16

[@tatertotssss]

im a teenager and i have frequent nightmares/dreams of tornadoes,its so scary

[@mrthadthebad1]

“Why does this shit seem to only happen in America” it doesn’t. This is an American channel, watching an American channel, that gets his sources through American internet. Things are much worse everywhere else, but it’s just accepted in other terrible terrible countries.

[@elizabethashby2232]

You say siren head is odd for a five year old to watch but my cousin was aloud to watch the banana splits movie (which is rated r)

[@cloud-ku8yb]

Bro every time I want to ho to bed I want to watch scary things to keep me up💀

[@hsmorg3640]

Back in middle school i had a dream that i forgot my jacket in one of the classrooms, and went back after school to get it.. got into the hall, but couldnt get into the classroom.. then someone in a black robe, like Ghostface, broke theough the glass beside the doorway, and started chasing me down with a pitchfork.. i was running down the school hall, jusg to have them pljnge the pitchfork into the back of kf my knees, rendering me immobile.. i roll over and get stabbed multiple times in the body, and chest, feeling all of the pain.. and then they go to stab my face with the pitchfork, and i woke up right before impact.. that nightmare will stay in my mind forever

[@raptorprimal1077]

Playing empty old school call of duty maps are creepy too

[@Spectrum0122]

It happens in america so much because that's where nexpo lives. The william jones incident happens everywhere. Regardless of the weapons he was carrying. Situations like that are why i own guns of my own

[@bradfurdhateas1044]

why does it look like the twin towers behind joanna lopez???🤨🧐

[@Legendotcom1]

this video is great enough for me to subscribe

[@-desertpackrat]

Selene Delgado one reminds me of that fake profile of some woman that is friends with everyone on Facebook. After I saw the video I looked on mine and it's real, you can't remove her from your friends, I think it's like facebook's own bot account to spy on private posts, I can't think of any other reason everyone would have this same profile on their friends but it isn't real and can't be removed. It has to be intentional but people think it's paranormal or a ghost lol

[@lincolngarces9987]

Like those games like back rooms and liminal space games

[@moreonthisat7393]

Can i just say that i think it's so stupid that we don't keep paintball guns in our homes instead of actually guns?? Like paintball guns can hurt you (NOT kill you), and if the person you're shooting runs away, now they have paint all over them. not very subtle don't you think? so yeah, that's my psa Edited: paintball guns>>>> guns . I

[@Swiftbiger_bolad]

I agree

[@moreonthisat7393]

@@chuck5667 you have valid points, but what if you shoot the face? they'd probably be blinded and they're also bruised. It was kind of a joke comment, but I still think its a pretty good idea. um so yeah that's all I care enough to say 🗣🫂 Edit: those emojis represent what we should all be doing: communicating, and hugging luv u bye

[@jacobblanco7652]

The music in the intro is sick bro

[@habijjj]

One of the house in the pictures was literally the house in gumball

[@cyanbug3021]

Is it strange that I find liminal spaces peaceful

[@midnightdimensions13]

Did the police actually cared about looking for her? Because that was the worst way to tell people someone's missing.

[@TROONTLEX]

Watching those images with the cat, I got to a conclusion: Si te he fallado te pido perdón de la única forma que sé, abriendo las puertas de mi corazón, para cuándo decidas volver. Porque nunca habrá nadie que pueda llenar el vacío que dejaste en mí, has cambiado mi vida, me has hecho crecer, es que no soy el mismo de ayer.

[@humbertolopezdimitri2593]

Yo sé de donde es eso

[@mikehunt5385]

Only thing that scares me is over cooked chicken

[@oakguard]

usually liminal spaces don't both me at all the only ones that really get to me isn't schools or churches it's hospitals and morgues where you have an empty floor with nobody else there but yourself worse if you know the place is one of the older buildings of an area with some history

[@MaryJane-tp3qd]

I live SO close to this, less than a mile.

[@tegamingother]

oh he watched a nexpo vid! The youtubers outro is fire! X)

[@AbbyCatt5]

Criminals can get guns no matter what laws say.

[@rockygroves4154]

I too would rather face a tornado head on than spiders

[@Sparklybubbal]

Man i work at a school that was made from an old ass church as a cleaner, shits scary

[@Fluttterbutters]

Does he have the original video sped up or is that just me?

[@Hamagorath]

He said at the beginning that he’d ‘1.25’ it. Meaning yes it’s slightly sped up

[@Delysid13]

@@Hamagorath He confirms again near the end that it's sped up too haha

[@JOLIDESIR]

I’m laughing but I’m scared