FERAL PEOPLE are in the Appalachian Mountains.. **MATURE AUDIENCES**

[@brandyweems8326]

Everyone needs to share with everyone they know....this dude deserves 1M subs....❤

[@cindymorris2567]

Agree! He's awesome! ❤

[@LadyPictureShowMedia]

ABSOLUTELY 🎉

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

Absolutely 💯 agreed 👍

[@lilyharsh]

Agree

[@derrickdavis4488]

channel dude if this was a fake story its odd because i ran into people in whit outside the smoky mountains they acted similar but never gave us water they tried to get us to party with them..if u wanna hear the story lmk

[@lhkraut]

I'm 61 years old and for health reasons can't do much these days. Hopefully that will change, but while I'm down I found your KZbin Channel, and I am really grateful. Young man, you have a gift for story telling. While you tell your stories I am able to set life aside for a moment, and picture those stories in my mind. Thank you for sharing that talent with us and I look forward to more stories, and to watch your channel grow!

[@nadinethiele5041]

Greetings from Germany. God bless you 🙏💙👋

[@lhkraut]

@@nadinethiele5041 Guten abend von Atlanta!

[@nadinethiele5041]

Guten Morgen aus Baden Württemberg 👋

[@Nova_vant_harr]

Hope you get better pops

[@lhkraut]

@@Nova_vant_harr thank you! That really means a lot to me!!

[@barb5606]

Appalachian Trail runs thru 14 states. It’s 2200 miles and people go missing every year. Where you camped as child is beautiful. Crazy but sad story for young Taylor.

[@TaylorAmelia]

Tyler

[@JoJoZippy]

​@@TaylorAmelia🤡

[@SeanCarterCFH]

He was the one that warned them to leave, that WAS Tyler. Regular eyes, taken as a kid... had a sister. Dots are there, connect them lol.

[@fluorescentfluoridefanatic8251]

​@SeanCarterCFH That part was fairly obvious, it was just a shame the narrator didn't recognize him.

[@barb5606]

Thank you. Tyler

[@Mosaic_Crone]

"If you see something in the woods, no you didn't. If you hear someone call you, even by name, no you didn't. If you see a lone child in the treeline no you didn't. And finally, If you see a man in a fine coat sitting on rock or lounging under a bridge smoking a stone pipe. No you didn't. Even if he calls out to you, no he didn't. Just turn around & walk back the way you came. That man ain't got nothing good to offer you." Every Appalachian Mountain Nana & MeeMaw ever

[@johnlynch-kv8mz]

31:03 Sound advice. Leaves me free to play my fiddle…and smoke my pipe …down by the bridge.

[@WilliamsPinch]

@@johnlynch-kv8mzsame 😂

[@nelsongraham108]

just say NOPE and keep walking. lol

[@jaykay5838]

This is why the mountain range needs to be cleaned, purified.

[@dimitrilitovsk2372]

The man in black travels all places unfortunately

[@GeminiClair]

I’ve seen people like this once when I was a kid, My dad lived in a cabin in the woods and I would stay with him every weekend. I think I was like 13 or something but a bunch of women in white dresses came out of the woods and walked towards the cabin, then they circled it and shouted and began throwing rocks at it, yelling things like “we know you’re there.” They didn’t try to break in but they were there all day and I hid in my bed the whole time until my dad told me they were leaving and I went to the window where i saw them crossing a large grass field and go into the woods. There was no road or trail there. . To this day, I have no idea who they were and never saw them again.

[@janisgrisans2890]

@@GeminiClair No way! Is that was real? Than it was some kind of similar cult. Incredible!

[@guiltyifudnthavemnybuyinnocent]

@@GeminiClair I would have invited them on in lol wanna have a cook out

[@Aaron-zt5ee]

@@GeminiClair Did your dad have an explanation for what you saw?

[@marleneorein9484]

They are the "White Brotherhood", involved in the occult, wicca and more.... they're also an arm of the Illuminati....

[@diezombich]

@@new_kingdom8679 why would he tell you where his dad lives?

[@lisamariehorn]

Who else realized that the man with the different eyes who gave them the tips to escape was the kid who got lost in the woods in the first part of the story? Great video!

[@shawnapaige7948]

Omg I didn’t think of that

[@XierraMankiller-ql6rs]

Tyler...

[@jameshanna2207]

I thought the same thing

[@Staylecrate]

There was an FX show that had the same premise. But it was actual feral cannibals. The kid that was taken ended up being their leader. Unfortunately it didn't turn into a skinamax movie.

[@SimsFreakGaming]

Yes! Tyler!

[@lanabenford1468]

I really like it when he tells stories in the first person

[@lorieakin5771]

Same. Like the stories friends would tell at camp or sleepovers.

[@barbaratipsword5148]

...so believable !!!😊

[@mikemurphy5898]

He needs to stop traveling... waaay too much stuff happens to him on hikes 😂

[@AkitoKaibaChang]

Me too!

[@menelmacar3]

Same!

[@crashcrain]

I am a Feral Mountain Man of the Rockies and live off grid isolated from civilization. I go to town daily to participate in civil activities, help my fellow man, and volunteer in charity. When done I return to my mountains and live in my self sufficient property and home. After 10yrs of living off grid and in the mountains I find it disturbing to be in large cities. I originally was from Dallas and served my time in the US Army, so running a hospital in the big city is not unfamiliar to me, however it is how I choose not to live anymore. That strange man who appears out of nowhere and escorts you to safety when you are lost, or helps you when you are stuck in a ditch, and then disappears, that's me. I guess to a city person I am Feral, however when you step into my world and get in trouble, you will say I am a angel.

[@williamdixon-gk2sk]

Don't get me wrong, you sound like a good dude living a cool life, but I dont think you know what 'feral' means.

[@davejob630]

I'm just wondering how a feral mountain man has an internet connection...

[@-djg-3955]

Thank u for ur services sir

[@crashcrain]

@davejob630 You never cut all the ties so though I don't sit down behind a computer any longer I keep up with the world via satellite powered by solar that gives me internet connection so I can make wifi calls. It's a process, lol.

[@Dd-uu4vo]

I am currently Ad 11b on my way to medboard army can’t wait to ets and travel around with wife but checking this type of videos to learn about methods people use to lurk in. My drive from ak to tx fort hood really thought me how connected I feel with nature not just me but wife.

[@crystallorenz2652]

Mr. Ballen better watch out for this one. Dudes a talented storyteller, I'm a native Appalachian, from KY. And storytellers like this abound where I'm from. This story seems very reminiscent to me.

[@fayoseoluwadamilola8998]

no one can match Mr Ballen

[@2TACTFAYA]

@@fayoseoluwadamilola8998 fr

[@getawayfrommeplease13]

@@fayoseoluwadamilola8998 Exactly

[@jessicacoates1611]

lol I get that

[@jessicacoates1611]

That’s called your instinct

[@neenmach]

You are a master story teller. When you tell the story, it’s like you are the person that it’s happening to. Well done!

[@Overstand100]

If you tell him the videos are too long, I will kick you in the screen.

[@kristenjohnston2340]

😂😂 right? If it's "too long" just listen to it 2x speed. Lol

[@jaifyre702]

NOBODY better say it🦾

[@tasheenameadows2485]

😂😂😂😂

[@fireoflife]

Lol. Right in the pixels! 😂

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

Agreed 👍💯 I think there the perfect length

[@xHOTxCHOCOxFUDGEx]

When that guy entered your tent to tell you guys how to escape and say that he had been taken by them when he was young, my first thought was, “Tyler?”

[@g-love0704]

Yes I was thinking the same thing.

[@allenwilhelm7799]

Huge missed opportunity

[@mattjack3983]

This didnt happen to him. It's just a story that he's telling in the first person.

[@samanthaculmer6662]

I thought the same thing

[@sincerelyrob4240]

​@@allenwilhelm7799 Don't you see? ... It's nota missed opportunity. ... It's *exactly* what was implied.

[@MattB86YT]

My wife remembers going with her dad in his pickup truck into the mountains here in PA and going off road deep into the woods. Her dad parked the car and got out and pulled the tarp off the back of the truck revealing a couple old mattresses before climbing back into the truck and locking the doors. My wife said she remembered seeing these dirty kids all ages start climbing out of the wood in front of her and slowly made their way to the truck. The took the mattresses and as soon as it was clear her dad put the truck in gear and they drove away.

[@ermelinda2223]

You need to look up the movie “ wrong turn “

[@jaketrat3725]

You realize the story is made up right ?

[@MsSiReN87]

This NEEDS TO BE A MOVIE!!!! Why isn’t this a MOVIE?!! Such an amazing story!

[@HalA-d9j]

Wrong Turn 4.

[@lauramcgrael4842]

For sure!

[@tcombee6067]

Wrong turn

[@bethanynorman1829]

There are movies similar to this, but yes, would be a great movie. My first thought was Midsommer.

[@lydiarouse8241]

Right?!

[@jordannrussell9378]

I just got on dialysis an hour ago, your timing is perfect this will absolutely sweep the next hour away for me. Thank you.

[@burtknighten4438]

Sorry mate. You getting a new kidney?

[@jordannrussell9378]

Working towards it, yeah. They have strict BMI guidelines and I had my first transplant at age 8 so spent most of my life on a decent dose of steroids which…didn’t exactly keep me lean. I have about 50 pounds to lose to get a new kidney but it’s happening slowly. Dougie has been an incredible help for me at dialysis though. I horde his videos b/c watching them the time literally just disappears! He has quickly become one of my favorite KZbinrs hands down. I think I could watch him read a dictionary and be mesmerized lol

[@olsonphoenixxx]

i hope praise from a stranger is helpful. you are so strong 💪🏼 pleaseeeee keep it up. you’re doing great 💅🏻💕

[@BigChant88]

Peace and blessings ❤

[@ihaveheardHim]

May God be with you as you receive treatment. May He heal your body, mind and soul. Be well in Jesus name amen.

[@carlaswezey7759]

Thanks! This story has me on edge the entire time. You're an incredible story teller. Unfortunately, I've already binge watched every story I could find. Keep up the good work! You're going places kid!!!

[@lorry2763]

On my way to binge-watch watch right now!

[@organicgrower825]

​@@lorry2763 Me too,

[@mellissadahmer1901]

The millions who watch Mr Ballen.......This kid is giving Ballen vibes...let's help him turn his 33k into 1M. Great story teller !

[@Patriots-Inc.1776]

He has 336k now. He will have a million soon.

[@mellissadahmer1901]

@@Patriots-Inc.1776 that's goodt news, he is a great story teller.

[@jennifertwede7142]

I actually much prefer Dougie! Mr Ballen has a gift ( I listen to him as well), but Dougie has a way of storytelling that totally draws you in, wanting more ☺️

[@mellissadahmer1901]

@@jennifertwede7142 I totally agree........the way he makes you feel like your imagining the story. Dougies detail is perfect!

[@keiryspalacio7780]

Yasssss he is and I’m here for it

[@Enlightened999]

I love how consistent these are. Same friends, same characteristics, same hobbies in characters. Gives this another form of thought and it’s awesome

[@communityguidelines876]

28:34 “All I see is a group of people who can’t keep up” that has to be the most badass line ever dropped.

[@brandondurant2377]

Lol and then they caught up.

[@jameslollis2727]

But they did....

[@uoretrostream5798]

Thank you my glorious king

[@Maiden_to_mother]

I saw this whole story inside my head lol it should be a movie. This was so good! A gem for sure

[@amberrose3427]

Yes, that would be amazing. I’m same, he tells the stories so well, I also see it happening in my head. Best videos

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

@@amberrose3427 like watching my own personal movie Everytime 💯♥️♥️ I love the way he narrates these stories. He's for sure one of the best story tellers out there!

[@HollyGraaf-m1r]

It reminds me of midsommer

[@JimmyMorbidelli-jp9og]

Yeah great almost horror movie. Wouldn't that be interesting if it was real?

[@lg6707]

Yeah would make a good movie but I just hate these stories try so hard to play it off as non fiction

[@pepperschild9941]

This is the first video I've seen on your channel and u didn't disappoint! SPECTACULAR!!! U r a phenomenal storyteller, I can't wait binge watch everything

[@angelcallahan8440]

I don't know how I just came across you but I was MESMERIZED by your story telling. I could visualize it like it was a movie. You have a gift dude.

[@n0body550]

He’s literally just reading a story

[@POW_RYDER]

Except that it's a made up story.

[@angelcallahan8440]

SO? They are all made up. Makes him an even better writer and actor not to mention a phenomenal public speaker. Why do you be hating anyway. Lets see you do it HALF AS WELL! He is like reading a good novella, without straining my eyes!!!

[@bizzybee6301]

​@@n0body550- No, he's doing more than reading a story... He isn't reading anything, he's reinacting & animating a story and doing a fantastic job. His eyes, body language, tone, All played a part of pulling the reader into the story. It's a form of art that few really master as well as this young man has done.

[@ValiantThorOfficial]

As someone living in the Appalachians, I've spent countless nights by myself fishing at a private lake. The most alarming thing I've encountered is an angry mama beaver. I'm a pretty big wimp when it comes to superstitious stuff like this, but I've just never had cause for concern when I'm actually out there. Just goes to show that some of us are not prone to these experiences in the slightest. My lack of these experiences doesn't discredit any accounts to the contrary, it is merely anecdotal.

[@justangelatoyou6157]

Or maybe you are one of them, setting the trap?? Eh?? 🤣 jk lol

[@neocortex923]

This is just a spooky camp fire story

[@Princess_Celestia_]

Nah, it's not anecdotal, I know quite a few people who lived up in Appalachia, and none of then have ever encountered any "feral people", they have encountered home boys living off the grid but that's about it. The only people I know who buy this "feral people" malarkey are people who live in cities and piss themselves at ever twig snap.

[@Ju5tJay]

I was so hoping you were going to say bigfoot!

[@dwightcurrie8316]

Yeah, it kinda Does. This Guy's "Stories" are just that, Stories. The kind that Kids tell each other late at night on Sleepovers or camping trips. When I was in the Military, We called them "No Sh*t, There I Was" Stories

[@jenk8855]

The things he said about if you hear something, you didn't, if you see something, you didn't, etc. is exactly what the locals in the woods will tell you that they have been taught for generations. Love this guy's talent!

[@shellyvester1737]

If you hear your name called , don’t answer !

[@primesspct2]

I have never heard that!

[@danid8178]

So the little boy grew up and that is who helped! At least he didn't die! Still though it sucks nobody saved him and sent him back to his family. Maybe he will get the courage to leave one day!

[@gointothedogs4634]

@@primesspct2 that's a real common warning because there things in the forests we don't understand, that will trick you. True.

[@mandyfuller2981]

Exactly! We grow up learning this from a young age! I’m one of the locals from this area he’s talking about.

[@TheOutlawReverend]

43:12 I promise y'all, I ain't afraid to introduce you to my friend Jesus 😆🤣

[@sidewaysrain7609]

To enter the wilderness ,(on any level) without a firearms is a fool's game!

[@18Maart1915Gallipoli]

You are absolutely right, sir. Going into the wild without a decent firearm is definitely a fool's game.

[@justinstubbs9349]

Agreed. Can't understand why people go into the wild without protecting themselves from whatever. It's not for the reasons you can think of. It's for the reasons you can't think of. Rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

[@justinlugo1661]

Yup its like swimming in the ocean with sharks you hope they don't eat you but sometimes they do.

[@emeraldcosta7604]

I definitely said to my TV while I was watching this "And that's why we bring guns"

[@mrfuggingrantiraq]

@@justinstubbs9349 because the government keeps trying to force people.

[@autodogdact3313]

Way back in the 70's a friend and I hitchhiked around the country. A self- ordained minister and his brother picked us up in Tennessee. They had an old station wagon with a hole through the floor in the back. They asked if we wanted to go with them to a car swap. They drove us up a mountain road to a big cleared area. There were loads of people there with cars and they actually swapped them. Anyhow, it was getting toward evening and they said we could spend the night in their cousin's cabin. He was a deaf/mute. It was night when we got there and they roused him by flashing their lighters through the windows. He had a wood stove in the center of the cabin and they said we could sleep in this room where he stored potatoes and carrots. When we woke up in the morning he had made us breakfast with that stove. He had muffins, bacon, eggs and home fries. It was great. I had a suede fisherman's cap on that he liked so I gave it to him when we left. The man with the cabin in the story made me think of that.

[@JaneDoe-jr7cv]

This made me smile😊

[@AndrewRyan-zv7zb]

Hitchhikers are fucking insane. Like how can you trust strangers enough to climb into their complete control like that. Unless you're armed maybe, but still, toxic levels of trust.

[@autodogdact3313]

@@AndrewRyan-zv7zb It was different in the 60's and early 70's. Yes, still pretty dangerous, but loads of people were doing it. The only trouble I had was from another person who jumped into a car that stopped for me. They dropped us at the same highway exit. Bad experience. People who picked me up let me spend the night, fed me tried to give me things like a campstove, a guitar, half a pound of pot, etc.

[@NayburhoodSnipa]

@AndrewRyan-zv7zb The OP did lead with that this happened in the 1970s. Were you alive during the 1970s? If not, how can you judge the act of hitch hiking at that time? Believe it or not, there was a time in America when people were more connected and communal.

[@AndrewRyan-zv7zb]

@@NayburhoodSnipa Weve also had serial killers since before 1850, so you were always gambling.

[@Ariel-Like.The.Mermaid]

I live in Southeastern Kentucky and I dont know of any feral people but i wouldn't doubt it... these mountains and valleys go deep.

[@charlesdial7152]

I don't really believe in feral people that much but anything is possible especially with all this shit showing itself more and more, they didn't do that in the past.

[@ms.rockscientist5915]

I live in South Central KY, in the woods. I hear voices sometimes, but then I also hear the motor of a side-by-side, so I'm probably safe-ish.

[@mattjack3983]

Ive hunted, hiked, solo camped all over North America. Ive hiked both the AT and CDT, and sections of the PCT. Ive been a woodsman my whole life. Ive never once seen any 'feral people'. Ive had some strange experiences here and there, but feral people hasnt been one of them. That being said..I wouldnt outright say that there aren't feral people out there either. North America in general is a pretty big place. There is a whole lot of very big and dense, deep wilderness here. Alot more than most people really realize. We have whole states here that are pretty much all wilderness. There are forests where you can walk the trails 40, 50, even 100 miles before coming to a town, and without ever crossing a a road even. It wouldn't be difficult at all for groups of people to be living off in the forest somewhere and remain hidden. When you really think about it, anything could be out in wilderness without anyone being aware of its existence. Not that i believe that just anything is out there, but hypothetically speaking, there is more than enough wilderness here to keep pretty much anything and anyone hidden.

[@shannonfox3351]

Wouldn't it be possible that native Americans would be the ones that said Nope and went bush but these always seem to be hippies. From what I saw of happy communes they usually imploded.

[@dreadnaughttactical]

I was driving my truck down a country road in West Virginia way back in 1979.. and I picked up this woman hitch hiking.. she told me she was what they call a "mountain mama".. and said she lived in a small community way up in the mountains and how they've been there since the early 1800's and told me how it was all started by a group of mountain men who lived off the land. These mountain men would roam the forests and wooded areas on the outskirts of towns and villages as hunters and fur trappers doing business with the early settlers.. and they would occasionally abduct women and children (mostly young girls) and keep them in their mountain camps as slaves and for breeding.. and this went on over many generations. She told me how they made their own moonshine and built log cabins by hand, and how they grew their own tobacco, and how they used to make their own clothes out of animal hides back in the early days. She told me that to avoid the problem of inbreeding in their community all the mountain men would share the women.. so nobody ever really know who the fathers were or who was brother and sister or cousins - it was just all one big happy family and everybody had sex with everybody and anybody- and how she herself was 47 and had 13 kids (all different fathers) and 28 grandkids.. and how her great great grandfather was actually one of these original mountain men of West Virginia who fathered 53 children during his time.

[@justinekeesee6495]

I grew up far from the Appalachian trail but went on a short backpacking trip with ten friends (we just spent one night on a little part of the Appalachian trail). I remember in the middle of the night I was kept up by the sound of people on the other side of the river laughing and talking. It kind of bothered me in more of an annoying way at the time that they were so loud in the middle of the night but no one else woke up to it that I know of. Less than a year later I moved to Virginia and am still here. It wasn’t till after I moved that I started hearing these stories of people in the woods. I am so glad that night that I didn’t know because it would have just intensified the fear I already had being in the woods hearing strangers everywhere.

[@JesusRocksTryPrayin]

I'm scrolling comments to see if this is a true story I lived in KY for a year, and only heard about meth people guarding their drive ways; how many... un-civ mountain groups are there? I wanna move away from the techno-state being built, but running into a cannibal mountain clan would spoil any such adventure

[@justinekeesee6495]

@ living in areas of Virginia that aren’t right in the path/heart of the Appalachian woods seems to be safe from cannibalism! At least… so far… 😅

[@RebeccaLynn-ru3ve]

"All I see is a group of people who can't keep up". That's wild af 😂

[@calidag]

This was such a Goggins remark😂

[@heyyou381]

Thing is, those people… “KEPT UP!!!” 😂😂😂

[@catfish2177]

That’s the man who carts the boats

[@catfish2177]

We don’t know him son

[@catherinedonnelly1025]

That is my favorite line 👍!!!

[@Lqkes]

I’m a FedEx delivery driver and these videos are perfect love listening to these at work

[@sheilanagel4364]

R u nuts?!!!!

[@johnd5529]

Fedex linehauler here. Just found this guy today. This story was awesome.

[@karalianisthmus8548]

I deliver mail in the country… good stuff while on the road!

[@Lqkes]

@@johnd5529 aw man I was doing that at first I hated that

[@Lqkes]

@@sheilanagel4364 how’s that ?

[@BrittnyFontanezAOz]

Bro this story was so damn good. I was hooked! Then when you said that the man reply with “I think I had a sister” I just knew the story you told in the beginning was the little boy that went missing! That is a cray cray story! Keep it up bro I love story telling like this

[@fortheloveofnature4557]

Great story! I like that it’s set in the Appalachian Mountains & tips into the rumors of “mountain men” & ferrel people in the woods! Good job, I really enjoyed this one!

[@1994wildchild]

"I promise you I don't mind introducing you to my friend Jesus" yep that's some good ole country folk truth right there

[@trainradioable]

They do love their myths.

[@gamingonamonday6342]

As someone who lives in WV, the mountains are a strange thing. Lots of superstitions around them, and the woods here are very creepy at night, so much so that sometimes I dont feel right sitting outside after dusk. Ive heard a few strange things at night, and in the morning before sunrise, the motion light ouside would turn on despite nothing being outside. And I also have a scary story of my own [maybe if people like this ill tell it in one of thr videos comments] Watch out, you never know whats out there....

[@TheGoodLifeStarterPack]

Oh, do share!

[@RalphERo824]

Okay, if it is lights coming on as you don't see anything walking around, then you got a hairy creature that is over 8 feet tall doing their spider impersonation. I live north of Charleston, WV, in the area called Sissonville. Let me know if you have trouble. I can and will help with no cost.

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

@@RalphERo824 Eastern panhandle area of West Virginia here. Plenty of Sasquatch up here. I have two pictures of bigfoot and tons of tree structures that no man could make

[@Circee11]

​@@RalphERo824You're near my neck of the woods. I wish I knew you a year ago. I'm on the westside hill and was stalked once by something with glowing eyes. I don't know what it was but it was definitely bigger than a cougar 😭

[@samanthafairweather9186]

I'm in Australia. There's places we do not go, deep in the mountains. Even white people that live close to those areas know to live sten to Aboriginal lore, and keep well away. There's a lot of them Ng's you don't see, and don't hear, just like in places over there in the U.S. There's even things we AREN'T allowed to see or talk about!

[@michaelmorris6406]

That was really good bro. And that dude who helped them was the kid who was taken at the beginning . Great story

[@coolerheadsprevail9312]

I don't mind spoilers!

[@michaelmorris6406]

@@coolerheadsprevail9312 why would you read the comments before you listen to the story. If you're not looking for spoilers

[@MonkeyGod000]

I just found your channel, so I have never heard this story from you before. But it sounded so familiar to me for some reason. My father was a park ranger on the Blue Ridge Parkway, which runs parallel and fairly close to the Appalachian Trail. It dawned on me that he once told me of the people in white and how they sometimes lured people off the trail. He was involved with multiple searches for missing persons and often caught glimpses of the people in white. Listening to this story definitely had a sense of deja vu for me, which made it extra spooky for me.

[@Franklin-sq8uu]

I love this dudes storytelling.

[@Ryo7_7]

Same. 👍

[@omarvazquez-p1h]

agreed he is amazing

[@Sunshine-pn2gy]

Me too

[@tylerpierce7244]

He's right up there with Mr. Ballen

[@mattjack3983]

​@@tylerpierce7244That is one hell of a compliment to be compared to Mr Ballen. He is one of the best, if not THE BEST, storyteller on any pretty much any platform. That is some very high praise. But i would have to agree with you. I just found his channel today, and after the first video i was thinking that he actually might be as good of a storyteller as Mr Ballen.

[@koopajuniorsavannah5170]

This reminds me of a video by this youtuber. Basically In the video, there was this hiker who came across two people in white on top of a boulder, who followed him through two mountain ranges. First they took his food that he put up in a tree. Second they creepily walked around his camp after crunching on some sticks, with him hearing strange whisperings. After a while he managed to get out of the mountain range he was in and entered Mt Shasta and he didn't come across the two people in white until he was in this really big clearing, where he looked behind him and saw two little blobs of white really far away from him. Scared, he bolted off for miles and miles until he had to stop, where he endured more whispering and walking until they flashed a light onto his tent. Scared, he bolted off and hid underneath a log, watching as they searched for him using a light. He manages to get out of there and reported it to the police who said there were other incidents, however there were no people in white spotted.

[@jamescandlish3163]

I remember this one too. I'm convinced it's all real now 😂

[@ademoss80]

Yeah, the guy had just graduated HS. He is lucky to be alive. He kept going further and further off the trail to sleep. I was like, dude, I don't think it matters how far you go off. It must have been so terrifying.

[@bethanynorman1829]

Yeah that was a Mr. Ballen video.

[@FM_8327]

@@bethanynorman1829 is it on his original channel??

[@howardlloyd9183]

Mr. Ballen bro.

[@jodideranleau9947]

Thanx so much. Im 63 ,as a kid I spent summers on Orcas island in an old cabin without modern conveniences like indoor plumbing LOL But we were kids and loved playing in the woods and on the beaches. There was no TV so at night my sisters and I got in our sleeping bags turned out the lights and my dad would tell us scary stories that he made up as he told them. 1 was about a kelp monster ,and many others. I listen to your stories when I go to bed with the lights out, and get the same giddy, scared enjoyment of my childhood!!!! Thankyou so much!!! So wonderful!

[@Broe_Rogan]

This is the first time I’ve come across this channel and I loved the video and subscribed before it was over. I can tell this channel will be a favorite of mine especially during work hours!

[@jodeezup6624]

Holy shit dude! This just popped up in my feed and I clicked on it cause it sounded right up my alley. I watch a lot of true crime and dark stuff. I thought this was real til the end until I saw how many other ones there are and it was clear that it was just a story. That was terrifying! I had legitimate anxiety while watching but it turned into pure excitement and adrenaline. Excellent content bro! Instant subscribe! Thanks for the fun, can't wait to watch the others.

[@Some_kind_of_wonderfü]

I thought it was real too!!! 😂😅

[@rappsks]

True story, In the late 70's around 2-3 in the morning a few of us was riding the Skyline drive between Elkton and Waynesboro Va and there was nobody up there but us. I pulled into an overlook in the middle of nowhere and I swear there was about 20 people dressed like old Amish only no horse buggies or bicycles were there. They looked like they were having a picnic at 3 am. There wasn't any way to get off that Moutian for miles. So, I floored it and got out of there.

[@TheGoodLifeStarterPack]

Omg!

[@brandoncoins8246]

That’s the yellow deli aka 12 tribes.

[@shmikelshmearer9946]

​@@brandoncoins8246 I know a family that left the 12 tribes after 15+ years, my the one I'm closest with was born in Rutland vt at one of their farms and left at 14, the child abuse is rampant

[@reesedaniel5835]

@@brandoncoins8246 I live in TN and there is a Yellow Deli in Pulaski, one county over from me. My husband and me ate there once and those people were super strange. They kept staring at me and the food wasn't all that good. The "cult" vibes were very strong.

[@Melissa-lh6rg]

Oh wow, I live in Elkton. I'd b curious to about "where" u think u were?

[@CareyR0613]

I’m home in bed recovering from a broken back feeling sorry for myself but I can’t imagine being stuck in the woods or mountains rn! I’m glad I have my Dougie que to binge and get me through this… you’re the best Dougie❤️❤️Ty !!

[@MzClementine]

Sending you healing light.. May blessings be beneath your feet and always be given by your hands.. eat carnivore.. it will help you heal. Drink bone broth like coffee or tea.. no joke. It will help those bones men back together. I would also add a few pre and probiotics. New Roots 20 billion .. and Lactoferrin that bacteria actually helps you process the proper iron copper calcium... Freaking amazing bacteria.. and if they have you on a lot of antibiotics. Saccharomyces Boulardi absolutely awesome. Candida cannot live in its presence.. Go carnivore and heal twice as fast.. I swear by this diet for so many. The very fact that insulin shrinks the brain. Inhibits our healing.. 2013 I showed my husband this wonderful little documentary this young man made. 23 years old mountain climber. He was going to lose his nose his fingers his toes. Hospital food awful. So he went carnivore. Shockingly everything grew back. Except for his pinky finger. A little shy. But it's still attempted to grow a fingernail. 😅 Beforehand they were all black. And of course the doctors call it a miracle. You know what you can't find that video anywhere. Nowhere. It helps me with my oxalate issues and right now fighting cancer. Drop your stores like a hot potato. Find yourself a good farmer, and or good butcher. Come back to life sir. Good luck with that. May angels surround you and help you on the mend.

[@primesspct2]

I pray you have a successful recovery! Its hard not to feel sorry for yourself, we have all done it. But thinking positively will do you more good than therapy and medicine. Take it from an old pro at this sort of thing. Take the time you need and sleep as much as you can, pray and do your therapy! I know the pain and the meds put me in a bummer mood, but I had to take them for a long time, so I fought that too. Came off of those easy as pie when I needed to. We have such good medical care now . I am so sorry your suffering. it will get better.

[@CareyR0613]

@@primesspct2 I was literally praying in agony that god would give me a sign that I’m not alone and not 2 seconds later came your reply 🙏🥲Ty 🤗

[@superdavekc5vmq]

Man, I love your channel. You are the best storyteller so far that I’ve ever watched or listen to. You’re the best. The way you look straight ahead. It’s like you’re talking about your own experience.

[@slash1503]

Keep it up bro most underrated KZbinr I’ve ever seen

[@dougiecorrado]

Man that is super generous of you. I really appreciate that honestly. We are working our butts off and the support means a lot

[@starloma506]

Please do more stories from Arizona 😂🤞💌

[@markbryan2287]

I love the way he tells the stories in first person. I think the lengths are perfect. They keep you captivated the whole time so they don't seem that long. If they were shortened the details that keep you captivated would take away from the overall experience. Dougie deserves way more subs. He has such talent in his story telling.

[@tablescissors]

It's not working for me, but ppl are entitled to their preferences and different style. I do like his voice though.

[@shadowdragon041]

I like when you tell the stories in the first person, makes them even better

[@wesleysept6536]

I'm just re=watching these stories, and they are even better the second, or third time! This one is my favorite. Thank you " Dougie"! With love, and respect. Wes Sept

[@teresaoneill7954]

This could explain one reason why people go missing when hiking. Love the stories ❤

[@thomasmacginnes100]

There are communities now more than ever you’d guess but don’t let your fantasy’s take you away . .

[@dakotaellis9978]

There really are strange people living in the woods. Too many people have reported them to say all of it is a fantasy. There are also Sasquatch humanoids. Tribal people saw “the hairy men” long before the pioneers settled in the land. Americas wilderness areas hide a lot of secrets.

[@jameslollis2727]

If you come to the Southern Appalachian mountains. The Blue Ridge mountains. Don't camp overnight. I grew up here....

[@melanieortiz712]

there are many reasons as David Paulides says. Not just one reason.

[@micelleniemeyer9621]

Mi I'm​@@jameslollis2727

[@RebeccaLynn-ru3ve]

You have a totally awesome presence and unique way of delivering your stories. I've been looking for another S-tier Ballen level storyteller, so I'm very happy to have found your channel.

[@JimmyMorbidelli-jp9og]

Me too he's a really cool bro. Really thought she came back when I heard that woman's voice.😅 I'm like o-shoot here she comes 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤙

[@jasoncecala757]

This is one of the craziest stories I've ever heard. Your ability to tell the story is spectacular. I was fully immersed in every moment that you were talking about. Truly incredible stuff. And completely terrifying!!! I'm sending this to all my friends!!!

[@fluttergirl91]

Same!

[@walterhibbard4096]

Very good story I was on edge the whole time. You have a gift for story telling

[@MiguelLopez-i4n]

I can't get enough bro your story telling us just on another level, it's just the way you can navigate and compose in how depth you can get. Thank you so very much because for me personally when I find myself having a crappy day or whatever the circumstances can be for me that at least for that moment i can find myself in an escape and enjoy all your stories. Thank you.

[@scottolsenfam]

I seriously am addicted. I could listen to him tell stories all day long. I work from home as an artist and literally listen to him as often as I can! AMAZING STORYTELLER and it’s so cool to be able to watch too because it looks and sounds like these are actual first person accounts. Love this so much more than movies!

[@NickMak-m2c]

A little unrealistic. I don't know if you've ever met girls in the wild that give you ecstacy (or have you buy some) but its... No horror story... HAHAHA

[@scottolsen7774]

@@NickMak-m2c Dude. It's a STORY. It's not supposed to be realistic. Chill HAHAHA

[@NickMak-m2c]

@@scottolsen7774 Babes ma boy babes

[@JupiterJane1984]

This story in the first person view seems so 100% believable, your story telling is what makes you unique Dougie! Though im a big big fan of Mr.Ballen & have only recently subscribed here, I would suggest NO COLLABORATION with Mr. Ballen, you are EACH UNIQUE in your OWN WAY...DON'T CHANGE THAT BRO👍👍😊🙏🙏❤️

[@landizzler17]

I was just thinking the same thing about how much he reminds me of Ballen but youre storytelling ability in the first person narrative is amazing and you present it in a way thats so relatable i literally feel like im living the story and i love how consistent you are providing your internal monologue and thoughts in real time and without getting super meta to where we forget whats going on around you

[@peterabraham6925]

He's a bit better at this than Mr. Ballen, I think. It's 2.30 at night, I've got a full day at work tomorrow, but I HAD to listen to this TO THE END. And never fell asleep. I fall asleep listening to Mr. Ballen after 1 am...

[@kristineobrien8878]

I agree, you’ve got an amazing thing going…Best of luck❤

[@johnreeder8125]

I thoroughly enjoyed that story. I don’t often leave comments but enjoyed it so much I feel I should. Really made me feel tense! Nice job.

[@kevlarburrito6693]

Speaking as a US Army veteran, this is why you always ALWAYS take some sort of weapon with you when you go hiking or camping. Axe, knife, gun, f-ing..makeshift spear.. hell a can of bear mace. Even on short hikes I have something. You never know what you need, until you need it.

[@kenibnanak5554]

The biggest problem with carrying a gun in Shenandoah National Park, even with a concealed firearms permit for a small pistol, is you can not legally enter any building with it. Be it a public restroom, a visitor center, or even a wooden lean to, the possession of a firearm in one of those buildings in a national park is illegal. But in the woods it is fine. Just be careful not to step onto the woods managed by the State of Virginia that surround it. Firearms carried into those woods can only be carried there during hunting season by someone licensed to hunt.

[@michaelgreco1492]

@@kenibnanak5554 Still a ton of other weapons you can take tho that are legal. I never go anywhere without at least 2 on me. Even to walmart. If I was going in a remote area I really don't care about what the law is if its gonna save my life. It's better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6.

[@kenibnanak5554]

@@michaelgreco1492 I hear that, just saying it would though be so annoying to go to court because someone learned a person had a gun when they registered at a visitor center, or used a rest room. My thought is leave the gun outside (locked in a car or with a partner) when doing those things. BTW, in VA a CCW authorizes a a perspn tp carry only one handgun, while Open Carry does not seem to set a limit.on how many handguns a person can carry as long as none of them are concealed. There are some other weird legal differences between the two modes of carry.

[@JS-wp4gs]

If you're so paranoid that you can't go camping or hiking without a weapon you're a nutcase who shouldn't be in the woods in the first place. You're a danger to yourself and everyone you might encounter

[@AndrewRyan-zv7zb]

​@@kenibnanak5554 gotta love facist gun grabbing governments.

[@dixiegrauman2412]

I'm just saying... not only do u have a mesmerizing voice, u also have a mesmerizing face. I love your stories!!!! Thank you for your content. It helps my nights at work go by quickly.

[@tiberius1837]

"We might have to do a few of them. You know, buy some time...and stuff..." Suuuuure, Sam. 😂

[@JhonnyBoi]

💀💀💀

[@beckybnyc322]

😆👏🏼😆

[@Slc1113]

This may be the best backwoods story I’ve ever heard! It had more turns and twists than the Blue Ridge Parkway! Definitely subscribed.

[@selenepickins4874]

You got a new sub here!!! Dear Lord I was mesmerized by both the story, which was horrifying, & by your narration!! That's the scariest story I've heard in a long time & is exactly the kind of thing I've been searching for from other narrators, none of whom measured up. They read mostly silliness that sounds as if it's been written by kids in middle school. This though just pulled me in & it was like watching a movie in my mind. A terrifyingly perfect horror movie of the mind. Thank you so very much!! More like this? Yes, please. Can't wait for future videos & I'm definitely going to binge past stories. Doug, you are a consummate professional headed for great things. Peace & Love, dude & thanx again

[@kimsolomon7111]

You've knocked it out of the park again!! I have my 3 granddaughters & my father listening to your stories & asking me if you have a new one out yet, we've listened to all of your stories & absolutely loved them all.. Thank you for your hard work!!

[@laurensweeny4513]

Your inflection,eyes and body movements are so much part of your story. Great work!,

[@beckygallops1217]

Wow. You really can tell a story. You keep us on the edge of our seats. Hope you reach a million.❤

[@rebeloftheeast]

This is why I stopped hanging around in groups. Every time I felt trapped in a situation was because of stupid friends who dragged me into dangerous situations, knowingly or unknowingly.

[@Truth.Seeker926]

Wow I am so impressed! You are a truly gifted writer and storyteller! And I mean that sincerely as a compliment! Can't wait for the next one...

[@3rdwisdom154]

This was a true gripper. And I was thinking of hiking the Appalachian trails this Spring… but I think my mind JUST CHANGED!😂😂😂❤️

[@morganboydell1781]

I love everything about the stairs and the doors and the swings and the way it was done. Thank you for the explanation which makes sense.

[@mohork]

That man who saved your lives; was that the boy taken from camp the one you went to, when you were a youngster.

[@janbailey1208]

@@mohork Tyler was his name.

[@mz.exoticthetattedupchef]

That’s exactly what i was thinking the entire time.

[@stephyk1322]

Oh dang you just made it all make sense for me. Thank you.

[@FredTurtle-zn1xv]

10/10 video brother. I’ve been dealing with a lot of family issues but being able to watch/listen to your videos gives me a little escape ❤

[@Tamz60]

I have got to tell you that I love the way you tell stories. You are really good. I watch two other people that tell stories, MrBallen and That Chapter. They are incredible storytellers and so are you. I am so grateful that I found you. God bless you sweetheart and keep the stories coming! I will definitely be watching all of your older stuff while I wait to catch up with you.

[@DissidentPrick]

First video of this guy I’ve watched and I like that he talks fast and to the point.

[@Tamz60]

@@DissidentPrick same. He really has a way of bringing the story to life. Don't have a chance to get bored

[@mariawebb2201]

Bailey Sarien is also a great story teller of dark and mysterious things.

[@Tamz60]

@@mariawebb2201 I'll check that out. Thank you.

[@Tamz60]

@@mariawebb2201 oh my goodness, it's been a long time since I watched her. I forgot all about her. I always loved this story she put out the way she talked. She is terrific.

[@angiehayes8010]

This is an awesome channel. I've been sick this week and just found your stories, boredom scrolling. Thanks for making a long bad week much better. I just subscribed and will be a regular watcher now. Your a good story teller.

[@FlatEarthPatriot87]

My guy, your story telling is so on point I truly sometimes can't tell if these were your actual experiences or stories of others. Either way, your channel is dope and I'm currently binge watching them all. You definitely have a gift brotha and I love the content here. Keep on keeping on your doing great Doug!

[@chelleshocked571]

After looking for a storyteller for years who can captivate the listener like Mr.Ballen, I find you and I already I watched all your stuff. lol 😂 I can't wait for more from you. You have a talent for this that I can only see getting better as you keep going. Sadly most ppl on KZbin who focus on this genre of entertainment have promising stories but just don't have the pull into their tales that a real storyteller needs to insnare a listener into the moment. I hope you reach your goal of 1 mil subs. 💜

[@bethclifford4314]

I just subscribed. You are an amazing story teller. You sounded like this was completely your first hand experience and really pulled me in.

[@rogeralbee1662]

I live in NE Roanoke and that makes the story all the more creepy and unsettling but also amazing it sounds like they're living somewhere around Endless Caverns or somewhere north of Natural Bridge. Great story and great storytelling

[@blazonbyrd5996]

This was almost as captivating as the stairs in the woods story you told. Simply amazing. Talented! Well done!

[@ThaiTraveler69]

I live up in the Appalachian Mts. of Virginia. What you had mentioned in your story "You hear something? No you didn't. You see Something? No you didn't." is a true expression in these parts. I've seen a lot of documentaries of this Area and a lot of locals couldn't express those words enough.

[@jameslollis2727]

This advice has been given in the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Southern part of the Appalachians my whole life. If you are hiking or in the woods at dark and you think you hear your name. Just keep walking. Don't even look back....we know why.

[@ThaiTraveler69]

@@jameslollis2727 It's creepy crazy around here at night. You can hear a pin drop. Even during the day it is dead silent. I've been here for a few months now and I can count on two fingers how many deer I've seen. That part i don't get for being deep in these backwoods.

[@danewhite838]

§ż😅 😅​@@jameslollis2727

[@ladybistre9596]

I find it crazy and kinda sad. That the local community & gov't officials lives in fear that they can't even offer help to those who might need it who are trying to get away.

[@CarnivoreDMD]

@@ladybistre9596it’s a “story”. 😅

[@radaghost1609]

Yeah this is fantastic. I love it. The level of detail, you clearly did EXTENSIVE research into alot of various topics. Im here for every minute of it all...

[@killercuddles7051]

Amish do not wear all white dresses. F

[@DonnaReis-s4n]

WOW,this is my absolute favorite pod cast I ever heard,thank you sooooooo much 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@theoneandonly2421]

For a fake story, you have a way of telling it, that makes it believable. You just won a new subscriber, i cant wait to hear more.

[@david8905]

Stories are not 'fake'. A story is an account of imaginary or real people and events told sometimes for entertainment. The social and cultural activity of sharing narratives (stories) is called storytelling, and its earliest form is oral storytelling. During most people's childhoods, these narratives are used to guide them on proper behavior, history, formation of a communal identity, and values from their cultural standpoint, as studied explicitly in anthropology today among traditional indigenous peoples.

[@IndiesVSHeroes]

@@david8905thank you chatgpt

[@kym393]

Never let the truth get in the way of a good story. 🍻

[@invictus4549]

Stories are never fake . News are fake .

[@Kellethorn]

@@david8905 Bro. shut up. lol

[@margaretcolquitt1977]

YAY!!! Second video in a row of my favorite content on KZbin!!! Hands down, these are your absolute best videos! Keep it up Doug!

[@margaretcolquitt1977]

It’s very obvious you take your videos very seriously and you’re very professional with your preparation. Clearly, you research the story, write it out and determine the direction you want the story to go, how to react to specific situations in the story, your tone, etc. and that’s just the story prep. Then you put the graphics together in order to optimize the experience and illicit whichever emotions and reactions you hope the story and graphics to hit on. Few others do such an impeccable job. Kudos

[@MzClementine]

​@@margaretcolquitt1977are you okay?

[@kristiz8194]

I’m totally obsessed with you and Mr ballen. You guys are some of the best storytellers on the internet 👏🏼 Dougie tho your videos always seem to find me when I need a pick me up. Never fails. Thank you so much for what you do. 🎉❤

[@tormentedslayer7498]

Yoooo that would be cool if Dougie an Mr.Ballen would get together an tell stories in the first person perspective like crazy stories they both went thru!! That would be soooo dope!!!

[@Not99always100]

​@@tormentedslayer7498 Like they're both characters in the story & speaking from the character's pov? That would be cool but who'd take the lead with the storytelling?

[@carlaswezey7759]

Add my vote for a corrado/ballen tag team!

[@dougiecorrado]

You guys need to tell HIM that. I’d collab with him tomorrow lol you gotta convince HIM

[@Ferris-yz8ct]

@dougiecorrado I’ll convince him. Might take a minute, but if I can get a few others to assist, it’ll go quicker.

[@Somechiconline]

I just accidentally found you. Your video just started playing after listening to two girls one ghost. And oh my goodness! At first I thought you were really telling something that had happened to you. But the more extreme it got the more I realized it was a story. And it was an amazing story! I am now a new subscriber.

[@heidibryan104]

You have a soul of an ancient story teller! As a retired English teacher, I salute you! I love listening to your stories!

[@beckythornton6470]

Emphasis on the word "story"

[@bearrichmond3698]

Yes he is quite remarkable factual to the point and fluent

[@fluttergirl91]

Yes! Such a talent for Details and descriptive narration

[@KLtukasihavong]

Loved this!Anything to do with the woods, cryptid or high strangeness! Keep up the amazing work. More of these stories please!

[@reesedaniel5835]

Yes he should do some real cryptid stories. There are plenty of them.

[@desireelevesque634]

I'm barely 2 minutes in and I LOVE the excitement and enthusiasm you give as you're recounting this childhood memory. I'm getting ready for bed, but I am too excited to hear your story to the end to be able to sleep. Your energy is contagious. I hope you reach your million subscriber goal. You are well-loved by your fans, but still an underrated creator. Keep doing what you're doing, your first person style is perfect.

[@dougiecorrado]

Glad you enjoyed it! Welcome to the channel:)

[@sharrondinnis1335]

WOW LOVED YOUR ENTHUSIASM AND INCREDIBLE NATURAL KNACK FOR STORYTELLING. YOU ARE NOW ONE SUBSCRIBER CLOSER TO YOUR MILLION SUBSCRIBERS👍🏼.

[@alexpriedite1447]

Love your videos, Dougie! Thanks for keeping me company- I have horrible insomnia and these really help to relax me! I know it sounds crazy, but I love stories and these are perfect! Not too dark or scary for me, just mysteriously right! Thank you for your hard work! ❤ Youll make a million subs soon! You got it!

[@munchkin0.o]

you're an artist !!!! so talented with storytelling omg x i'd listen to you for hours !

[@SheaLaVie]

This literally played out like a suspense, thriller movie in my head. The BEST! This story telling was superb.✨💫🌟

[@havis4ever407]

I stayed in a cabin in this park as a teenager with friends for Easter break. We got awful food poisoning, I thought I was going to die. Ice storms made it impossible to leave. I’m 50 now but will never forget!

[@dbel5749]

Thanks!

[@gleadhill79]

I've just got my mum onto your channel after watching the one you did about the social media influencers and the LA Party. I can't wait to hear what she thinks as I'm pretty sure she'll become as addicted as I am! 💯😉

[@memyselfandi6478]

Dude you're absolutely awesome! This is my 2nd video and I'm hooked, spreading the word getting others hooked. From NY Thank You!

[@rodneyalanbrownjrllc-sm6ss]

Is it just me or does this dude have some of the craziest experiences ever. Are these true stories or is he just a great story teller. Which ever is true, I’m hooked listening to his stories. 😂

[@sonnyechols5140]

You’re kidding right…humans existed without electricity for millennia without developing night vision but a couple hundred years in the smoky mountains and they get magic cat eyes and can track better than indigenous peoples 😂 decent story but clearly fiction

[@zachcarney3910]

@@sonnyechols5140 In defense this is my first time stumbling across the channel and I was wondering til near the end. It was a great story. Seems I might like to check out others.

[@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124]

and he doesn't notice the teeth until the third encounter? Uh no.

[@StreetDogSteve]

All the cuts in this video and the crazy detailed stories makes it seem like fiction.

[@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124]

@WehrmachtsParadise if it has to be explained by more assumptions, it is likely untrue. Occam's razor.

[@TheLastCrow5150]

Awesome channel. The view of you speaking makes it it feel more personal. Something about seeing the story teller is cool. These stories are well picked.

[@ericanorton71]

Good Lord, child. You had me and my husband on the edge of our seats! What a ride! What a great story teller. You gave this old lady hot flashes,I got so scared 😳😳😳

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

51:29 😂 man when her voice cut in and asked a question I'm ngl I jumped straight outta my skin😂😂

[@marypellerin483]

yeah that was weird as fk whyd it do that

[@quinceyfine3946]

What was that it made me jump n he clearly heard it his face froze

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

IDK I think it was like his wife or whoever is in the room running the cameras and etc but I've never heard that before it's usually just all him talking 😑😱

[@ReadingRedditVideos]

This was right after some cuts in the video, so I believe it was another person reminding him of where exactly he left off

[@mouthofthesouth4267]

@@ReadingRedditVideos that's what I thought too like an editing mistake.... But it still made me jump like hell cuz it was totally unexpected 🤣🤣🤣 I got a kick out of it tbh though🤣

[@faith6978]

Great story teller, included the details to keep it going, no short cut off version, loved it!