Cryptids From EVERY State In The USA

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

hi frogman

[@Soviet_frog51]

Hello

[@Endshire01]

I live in minnasota...(please help)

[@poohbop]

I guess I'm lucky. I got Grey Man protection

[@NikkiPresleyNC]

So, good news and bad news. Bad news, the jackalope isn't real, buuut in a way, it is. There are those rabbits with the horn-looking things on their head, but they aren't horns. Nope, they're tumors. 😶 That's where the Jackalope myth comes from. But, you probably already knew all that stuff cause you're smart, right?

[@ShinyPepper]

hi frogman

[@CactusGuava]

The white thang has the best name in my opinion

[@latte6959]

Not the only one in Alabama

[@ToxicWasteRoblox]

the melon heads are pretty fire too

[@Troll-dont-trust]

​@@latte6959😳

[@glorbojibbins2485]

Sounds like they're fun at parties

[@altalia07]

Yesss XD

[@crudlucasconsigliere4084]

I'm so glad you covered the Squonk. My spirit animal, I love the Squonk.

[@dookie731]

literally man squonk IS me

[@LucindaAzul]

Red web?

[@goofy_goober-dk5bc]

Im glad to know that my states cryptid is a fucking frog

[@maddie-yt2qn]

better than knock off loch ness monster

[@i.mperil]

@@maddie-yt2qnbetter than a land rock whale

[@awkwarduck]

@@maddie-yt2qn true

[@DooMFan1994]

Hey atleats yours is cooler then a fuckin glowing ghost

[@thewarroom1944]

We’ve got the Grassman too, which is just a bigger Bigfoot.

[@possessedpicklejar4762]

Oh hey, you explained why that one time my sister looked up what cryptids our state has, it had just said “a vampire” with no further context.

[@Toy_Soldier_Boy]

More jersey devil lore: A woman named Jimmie Leads had like 12 kids and she was so mad that she swore if she had a 13th it would be horrible and like cursed and she had a 13th. The kid in his crib started turning into the devil and screamed and shrieked then broke a window and left the house becoming the jersey devil. My grandma lives on Jimmie Leads road so she knew this story and told me so I’m not 100% it’s the original legend

[@bhavaridevisuthar9517]

Did she tell which year it happened

[@Toy_Soldier_Boy]

@@bhavaridevisuthar9517 Sometime 1773-1774

[@Feral_Fool]

NJ resident here, That's actually pretty consistent with the Jersey Devil lore. The Leads house was also real but was demolished sometime in the early to mid 1900s due to safety hazards (I think?) It's been a bit since I've read up on this subject, but their are tons of really cool books out their dealing with the history of the New Jersey devil. I'd recommend checking them out if you want further information

[@Toy_Soldier_Boy]

@@bhavaridevisuthar9517 I think like 1700s?

[@Feral_Fool]

@@Toy_Soldier_Boy yup, 1735 I believe

[@justanotherhumanperson9424]

- large monster - can be mistaken for a log - lives in water yeah those already exist in florida

[@OnlyInItForCheese]

Babe wake up one of the longest TrustMeBro vids has dropped!

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

This technically is my longest if you don’t include compilation’s 🤓

[@Artsy_Spirit]

@@TrustMeBroOfficialDid you get that from the source Trust Me Bro?

[@shrek_is_life_6974]

@@Artsy_Spirit You just gotta trust him, bro

[@j.anderson2634]

Your right I should

[@TyChapman-b9m]

Ok bro whatever you say 💀

[@HamsterDud]

Hey! I thought your cryptic for nebraska was a little boring. So I'll tell you a story I was told. "So, a husband and wife started a little pub, but their relationship was abusive. The wife murdered her husband by skinning off his face, and he is said to walk the ditches of Funk-Odesa Highway at night. It's said that if you pick him up on the highway, he will take off your face as well. So if you see a man with overalls on the Funk-Odesa, floor it. " (This story is based on a real painting of a man without a face in a Pub on the highway) A lot more spooky than a Nessie Rip off. If you want to find more information, this story is called "Faceless Fred" Update! After reading on the story, the man on the highway closely resembles Fred, but isn't actually him, Fred instead resides in a restaurant in Sacremento NE, just southeast of Holdrege, he is said to be a mischievous ghost, who messes with patrons and workers alike, locking them I'm the freezer, throwing around pans ect. And apparently, the man was unfaithful to his wife and she found out, and that's why she murdered him

[@Foyay_Red]

13:53 HES BECOME SELF AWARE

[@brotquel1592]

Hi Frogman. The Jackalope kinda exists, but it's not as wholesome as you might expect: basically rabbits affected by shope papilloma virus randomly grow keratinous carcinomas (basically tumoral horns) out of their head. You can google it, it's not pretty, not gruesome but still sad.

[@brianwelch-qq3ti]

The melonheads are actually just children who suffered from Hydrocephalus that were experimented on during the turn of the century. Honestly, those poor kids don't deserve to be labeled as monsters

[@sed6657]

Bummer, dawg

[@A_Guesto]

I live near Pascagoula, and i can confirm, Mississippi is indeed dry. Good to know that all things become crabs, even aliens

[@medicc2854]

Fun fact,I live in ms too, more sightings of those aliens are increasing along with sightings of dogman

[@sweetchilledgames7887]

​@@medicc2854 oh snap y'all Mississippi as well

[@IM_INY0URWALLS123]

I have a pic of a ufo😦

[@medicc2854]

@@IM_INY0URWALLS123 nice.

[@sweetchilledgames7887]

@@IM_INY0URWALLS123 you from Mississippi

[@svant7921]

Amazing video. Love the structure of going state to state/counrdown. Do more longer videos! And the dark mode was nice. It’s been cool seeing your content evolve and improve, keep going! And tell frogman I said hi

[@SamA-cw3be]

The Jackalope isn’t a wyoming thing, it’s just a western thing. It’s Montana, Colorado, Nevada, ect. The real Wyoming cryptid is the San Pedro Mummy.

[@jackcausey1449]

@@BrandonK4 as a wyomingight i can confirm that this is accurate. it is also not the only midwestern cryptid as the thunderbird is from the midwest.

[@TheGuyMaybe]

He also kept using a bunch of Nessie knockoffs and getting upset about it but he skipped over the Tahoe water babies for California/Nevada and I’m so salty

[@jackcausey1449]

@@baronvonslambert yep it was

[@coolguy5133]

As an Alabama boy, I believe White Thang would be an interesting Mythical Pokemon.

[@ArtsyHumanbean]

Yo when you reminded me the Puckwudgie existed, I started joyously repeating “puckwudgie, puckwudgie, puckwudgie!” and my cat stared at me weird. Just such a fun word, and funny little creature! Love the art yall did.

[@evtv7351]

PUCKWUDGIE PUCKWUDGIE PUCKWUDGIE PUCKWUDGIE PUCKWUDGIE PUCKWUDGIE PUCKWUDGIE

[@banhatlessducks]

The fact its all timestamped earns a sub

[@ENJOYXCE]

Oh yeah to all the OG’s out there that had lunchables or saw one of the commercials, all the ads have a jackaloupe as a lunchables character.

[@manilatoaster6731]

I grew up in California and went camping and hiking a lot. When out in the wilderness, at dusk or dawn, you always feel like something is watching you.

[@hannahlove2017]

LOVE the dark mode 😍😍 I was just watching your library to fall asleep last night and nearly burning my retinas 😂

[@tdhpadlock4529]

Wisconsin representative here. Shouldve covered the hodag. Theres a whole hodag festival in Rhinelander. It was also featured in a scooby doo episode.

[@maddie-yt2qn]

a 30 minute trust me bro video thank you 🙏🙏🙏

[@unethicaldrinkingwater]

Kinda surprised that Wisconsin wasn’t the hodag . When I think of Wisconsin crypids it’s always the hodag

[@sweggysweg]

Hello frogman 🐸 !!

[@Jelly_shy_guy_man]

Hello skullman 💀!!

[@NotKt-zv1jc]

Hello shyguyman

[@matdakel]

Hi frogman!🐸

[@Haywire.]

Hi frogman 👋🐸

[@darkgaminghero2d312]

Hello frogman 🐸!!

[@laurachapple6795]

Hi Frogman! I love your drawings. They're so simplified and yet so expressive. It requires a lot of skill to make something like that read well.

[@waceyseufer7083]

As a Colorado boy through and through... I've NEVER heard of that mountain whale... LOL! If it is real, me and my buddy Dylan got some fishing to do xD

[@Placker8102]

How does it get back up the mountain?

[@juliana.x0x0]

@@Placker8102that was the only thing I could think about while I was watching that segment!

[@williamsfamily9714]

It doesn’t it needs the mountain to get bigger

[@urcookin]

REI has a podcast about it

[@EmmettWhalen]

Same

[@cyber_gypsygaming7452]

I thought it would be a lot for Oregon like Bill Cipher, Hide Behind or such and such

[@P3YOfficalMusic]

“When dark mode is on, the way of improvement shall be with you” - Sun Tsu I Think

[@evtv7351]

You why these creatures kinda... -Sun Tzu Possibly

[@Koll-Manee]

“I ain’t never said that shit” - Sun Tsu.

[@crolaa6137]

Stay motivated! Love how passion filled your content is, would love to learn more about you as a person.

[@Sarappreciates]

Hi Frogman! Super fun video!! Also, the twerking Alkali Lake Monster @ 19:50 cracked me up. 🤣

[@averagehomedepotmanager3221]

I’m surprised you did The Fresno Nightcrawlers for California

[@Haxx752]

Let’s gooooo today is a good day for me because not only did you make a new video, but it was my last day of school today!

[@kanericouard8694]

So, in Louisiana, the dim lights that people see are actually methane gas in the swamps that somehow ignites. Love the story behind it tho.

[@Lilpixelguy]

Thank you for including the dark watchers, they are my favorite cryptid :)

[@Emily...---...]

Hi, North Dakotan here! Like other states, we have a handful of cryptids, including thunderbirds, wendigos, and Bigfoot, but our most known (and unique) cryptid is the Miniwashitu. Miniwashitu, which also goes by the name "Water Monster of the Missouri River," is similar to West Virginia's "Sheepsquatch". It is said to be bipedal with tough, bison hide like fur, have a single eye, a single bison horn just above its eye, hooves like an elks, human hands, and a jagged backbone much like the Chupacabra. It's also 7-8 feet tall. Natives, mostly the Mandan tribes, said that the Miniwashitu could control the spring by smashing the ice in the river as temperatures rise so it could be more active, as it is suspected it thrives in warmer weather

[@ajchurch717]

A horror movie from each state video would be awesome

[@littlemissdizzie]

Another one from Maryland is the Snallygaster, a strange bird like creature with one eye, a metallic beak, and a call like a train whistle

[@obamasstepbrobruh236]

Watching the animation get better every video is so cool.

[@Jessforprez]

West Virginia has a moth man museum and a place where you can get a moth man pizza and moth man root beer in your moth man shot glass it’s insane

[@Soviet_frog51]

I am frogman Russian cousin

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

lol!!

[@snsnwj-s5k]

Vodyanoy, I presume, yes?

[@Tommychurchhill]

SOVIET FROG!!! Is grandma frog still alive?

[@Soviet_frog51]

@@Tommychurchhill shes frog legs now 😭

[@cartidnzf628]

Привет кузен русского лягушкачела

[@-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-_.]

What’s up frogman You should have done the lady in white for Virginia. She is a lady that roams fort Monroe dressed all in white. She basically is trying to find her dead lover that was a soldier in the civil war. She’s pretty chill though

[@mouseplop27]

cryptids are my niche, i fw them heavy 🙏🏾

[@maxiswatching2661]

Didn't know gray man was chill like that 🤙

[@RyZGuy53]

I was boutta crashout if you didn’t include the Oklahoma Octopus

[@theojames2581]

I love the Oklahoma octopus

[@GamerD00f]

so this is where my fellow okies are

[@RyZGuy53]

@@GamerD00f no, Missouri > Oklahoma

[@GamerD00f]

@@RyZGuy53 hyper cap bro

[@YourFreund]

@@RyZGuy53I live in Missouri too but Missouri literally sounds like “Misery” so we ain’t wining anything anytime soon.

[@Unruly.b58]

randomly got recommended this channel and i’m so happy i was ❗️

[@Cemrot]

The black background made this much more enjoyable to watch and fall asleep to !

[@TheRavenMaven]

This video has been a great help for my little art project. I was trying to come up with monster ideas for my potential show set in the southern US and cryptids sound like the perfect inspiration!

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

Glad I could help!!

[@TheRavenMaven]

@@TrustMeBroOfficial Not to self promote, but you can watch the teaser if you want

[@dekucake4395]

As a fellow Jackalope enjoyer, I agree, they are absolutely adorable. One of my favorite Yugioh cards features one of them.

[@charlafox5701]

For North Dakota you could’ve used Maka-bai-wea (different spellings exist as there isn’t an official Hidatsa written language) or the women who lives in the trees. At night, her children sit in all the trees and watch you, and wait for you to whistle. If you whistle at night she will come and either rip your lips off or rip your tongue out. She will then run back into the trees and search for the next victim.

[@Blackmorerainbowcatch]

You should make one for Canadian Cryptids

[@funkboy2850]

As a man who lives in Ohio, I say hi to the Frogman every day as I leave the house. Pretty chill guy, usually reads the newspaper.

[@Madameformaldehyde]

I'm loving these animations

[@Tired_boi65]

The bright lights that you can find in swamps are actually little fires that float around because of the stench which may contain harmful gases, including methane, which may cause a small fire in the air.

[@Vaderr0922]

Who named it the "white thang"

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

Someone from Alabama

[@BVDXENT]

30 Min Video and even in dark mode is a huge W ngl

[@heatherandersonperryman8709]

Fun video, thanks for putting this list together! Several states seem to have stories about thunderbirds; Virginia is one also! I had no idea what a snallygaster was, and I live in Virginia. Looked it up and all I could find were references to Frederick County, Maryland. Maybe you mixed Maryland and Virginia up since they both can claim Chessie?

[@deanherring3622]

Yea, there also here in Illinois.

[@8Eli]

In case any of you guys wondered, the actual creature you imagine when thinking of the Wendigo is actually called a “Wechuge”

[@blvdes]

30 minutes on a Tuesday you are the goat

[@mietitore1823]

I’m so shocked that the Dover Demon was skipped over for a Thunder Bird, including the Skunk Ape, or many other Bigfoot/creatures like the Chupacabra.

[@lolhehe4949]

love this video, i can def see that you put alot of work into it!

[@Mr-kw7zk]

Jakalope does kinda exist, I heard of some kind of genetic disorder that many mammals can have that causes cartilage to grow on their bodies, causing horn like structures to form. I think even people can have it but it’s overall a super rare thing. I do not remember the name of it off the top of my head but it should be easy to look up online!

[@0gfr0gy_99]

It’s not a wide spread cryptid but in my home town in Washington there’s like a folk tale that has been pasted down. For context i live in a small farming oriented town, but sadly within recent years it’s been growing much bigger and i believe the tale has stopped being passed down so if you ever make a video about folk tales here’s one! It’s rumored that one rainy night a hunter had strayed far out onto a farmer’s property, trampling crops with his heavy boots as he tracked a deer. Then, the crops seemed to part into an opening; the hunter peered out from the wheat field to see a lonely old man with long stringy grey hair and mud covered clothes standing idly in the center of the opening. The hunter called out to the man, asking him if he was alright; receiving no response the hunter entered the clearing, stopping only a few feet from the old man as he called out once more. Then, the old man slowly turned around-revealing that his face was decayed beyond belief, his eye sockets hollow and impossibly dark. The hunter was taken aback, but once he gazed into the old man’s empty eye sockets his fate was sealed. As he was struck by an intense fear completely unable to move as he watched the old man slowly hobble towards him. I heard this story when i was little, i live in a really small town that had a lot of history with farming although the past years farms have been sold off and made into housing (boo). My father told me this story, probably so i wouldn’t go wandering into random farms, but i learned recently that a lot of kids where told the same story! If you ever make a video on lesser known crytpids/folk tales i’d love to see this one in it!

[@0gfr0gy_99]

sorry for repeating myself i forgot i typed the context out already 💀

[@equableartist2295]

eastern or western wa? Like enumclaw or yakima or sumn? Not on the penninsula right?

[@sed6657]

lol we had stories like that in Wenatchee and omak too. My grandpa always said he wouldn't pick up hitchhikers between Wenatchee and Moses and my grandma said she always saw something like this driving on sunyslope rd going to cashmere because of a story like this.

[@0gfr0gy_99]

@@equableartist2295 not on the peninsula no

[@The.Lake.Effect]

Another one to consider for Kansas is Sinkhole Sam, a weird sort of giant worm creature that supposedly lives below the mud in a dried up portion of Inman Lake. It's a little similar to some of the more generic lake monsters in ways, but the fact that it's portrayed as a massive worm thing instead of another long-necked sea monster like Nessie is cool.

[@GatorBoyCL]

I live in Georgia and the one thing I love about our cryptid it’s possible it’s an extinct aquatic reptile

[@Wolf9019Gaming]

The white river runs into the Mississippi River which runs into the Pacific Ocean so theoretically the white river monster could be a bullshark.

[@Everyone.lovesBren]

TRUST ME BRO POSTED A 30 MINUTE VIDEO 🗣️🗣️‼️‼️

[@YungChristx]

and it’s in dark mode

[@pyronuke4768]

Idaho is most known for lake monsters (Sharlie, The Paddler, Bear Lake Sepent) but there is one obscure cryptid found here called the *Nimerigar.* From Shoshone and Bannock folklore, the Nimerigar are a tribe of little 2-3ft tall cannibals with razor teeth who live deep in the mountainous regions and decend on travelers like a school of piranhas. They're essentially Idaho's version of Pukwudgie, except less of magical trickster and more like insidious blood knight. According to legend they were such a menace it caused the two tribes to put aside their differences and band together to hunt the Nimerigar to extinction, though tales of some surviving remain. The closest thing to a sighting comes from 1932 when the remains of a mummified Nimerigar were dug up, but they were stolen not long after being discovered.

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

Wow! Thank you for this information, and you generosity!!!

[@claysoggyfries]

The Florida Man

[@Bh-jp7ng]

I've lived in Oklahoma all my life, but the only time I hear about the Oklahoma Octapus is when people from other states talk about our cryptids. Idk why it's our cryptid but I've never heard anyone here even mention it.

[@awesome.the.possum]

why did you choose the howler for Missouri when there's literally a freaking monster in Missouri called mo mo aka the Missouri monster

[@kiwibirdboi6808]

love the jackalope love got one tattooed to remind me of home and it is one of the cutest cryptids

[@NikkiPresleyNC]

*doin my dance* Yay...new TMB video. _> I like them. Little dude is funny, and the little toons they draw are better. And it seems like a lake ain't cool anymore if they don't have their own Nessie. 🤨 (I don't think Nessie is even that cool. I'd much rather have a thunderbird.) Oh...and @ 19:15 If those girls can transform into magic balls, they're more cryptid than their shoddy Nessie wannabe. Ok! Thanks Bro. This was a good one. You get a 🍪. Do I wanna become a member? I'll think on it.

[@TrustMeBroOfficial]

Thank you for the cookie

[@PringleEater-ys7rh]

@@TrustMeBroOfficial why don't I get a cookie

[@Geri_boi]

I have never, EVER heard of “Melon-Heads” in my life until now.

[@Hershewed]

Ayoooooo North Carolina finna get representation

[@strombreakr]

Hi Frogman! Also, the Snallygaster is canonically dead 😭😭😭

[@paulahillier1390]

How about a Canadian cryptid video. We have weird things here too. 😄

[@doctordogelordtmg9637]

As an tall white Alabama resident i apologize for scaring people into thinking I'm some bigfoot clone i will say though with all the crackheads i could probably scare people again while my body is coated in the forbidden coke orginal recipe hold up that's actually a really good idea uhhhh....

[@ATG11078]

The muck monster is just your average native Floridian fauna, no need to be scared. Just stay away from it’s territory and you’re fine

[@TriaxialCake549]

“Who’s that?” “Oh this is my homie gray. He’s chill af”

[@sweggysweg]

Deer woman could get it any day

[@necktye1315]

Lets go Spuonk!!! Love that little guy!!!

[@Sirrumblebe]

Whag is a cryptid?

[@yogitTD]

It's like a monster but different

[@Sirrumblebe]

@@yogitTD thabks

[@kaeliegoss4315]

Along with the Wampus, NC has a werewolf called the Beast of Bladenboro!

[@Bagguteyum]

Mum wake up one of the longest trustmebro vids has dropped

[@Bvbbly_Clovd]

I grew up learning about the wending as a kid and it used to give me nightmares. I’m still scared of them, but I love them

[@jacktheyoutuber9432]

For mass we also have a hockey team named the thunderbirds

[@Jamafly]

The wood devil really said "they can't see me if I don't move" Hi frogman

[@alyxtheexorcist]

I loved this video! And I saw an actual ghost in Gettysburg! It moved one of those old timy ovens with the rusty pipes that go up into the ceiling. I tried to move the pipe myself bit it didn’t budge and I didn’t feel any wires attached to it so it wasn’t rigged. Scary! 😱.

[@RiceCakeDummy]

Me, a Nevada resident: “Oh boy! Can’t wait to see what we have!” TrustMeBro: “Nevada’s Loch Ness Monster. Moving on.”

[@Freddyscheie]

Do every country’s criptid and every country’s mythical creature

[@Staarlex]

You should do this, but for every province/territory from canada!! :3

[@MariaThePotterNut]

Fun fact, there are real animals that sound like women being murdered, that like the scream at night. They're called Fisher Cats, and one lived in the woods behind our house in Maine. There are so many crazy things that live in the woods I'm not surprised our cryptid isn't around anymore, because we can put real animals to most of the terrifying things in the woods. Like moose are a lot bigger than most people realize. I wouldn't be surprised if there were a lot of native legends that go back to basically "stay out of the woods even if it sounds like something needs help." Something that is absolutely everywhere was ghosts, nearly everywhere is haunted since it's so old.

[@savannahcruz5041]

I used to live near the Santa Lucia mts I always tried to look for the dark watchers, they’re so interesting to me.

[@chaotikunnonsanity2010]

Maryland has a really cool cryptid other than chessie. The Snallygaster a crazy giant Cyclopes reptile bird, with a razor sharp metallic beak teeth and talons, it also has tentacles in or around its beak. It was rumored to swoop silently from the sky to pick up its human victims

[@chaotikunnonsanity2010]

Virginia has less sightings of the snallygaster, it’s seen as a Maryland cryptid. Virginia has a cryptid called the goochland devil monkey, they’re monkey wolf creatures

[@Jag.64]

I love this video, that's inspired me for creating a Fantasy universe based on Cryptids and legends from USA, and of course great video keep going man ;)

[@niamhcampbell4365]

And I dare you to make a dinosaur cryptid video with all the Nessie clones

[@shauryagaming8318]

Dark watchers ❌️ Introverted enderman ✔️

[@empdisaster10]

From Virgina here, one I personally feel is much more popular from our state is called “Not Deer” due to the fact there’s no other way to describe them than not deer. They tend to stalk the woods at night and lurk in fields. The only way commonly told to escape them is to refuse to acknowledge they’re anything different than a normal deer or they follow you home and murder you. The longer you look at them the more hideous and deformed they look and if you realize they’re not a normal deer you’re dead Most people you’d talk to in virgina and the surrounding states will have likely claimed to have seen them before

[@syria8377]

I js realized how it would be so funny to tell this to my friends and when they ask for source I will tell “trust me bro” when it rlly is the source 😭😭😭😭