How One River Will END Mankind | The Tangi Virus

[@EmortalMarcus]

APPARENTLY The Tangi Virus has a sequel called The Oracle Project! So if you guys want to see me go over that one too, be sure to get this video to 6000 likes! I know you guys can do it. Also *side note* I apologize for how quickly the members names fly by at the end of the video. I was testing out something new and it didn't really go as planned haha ❤️

[@2121--5]

we cant get 6k if its members only

[@robloxcontent435]

@@2121--5it isnt now?

[@lester_man9159]

Yes bro

[@geoguy135]

pin my coment

[@Armored_chef27]

Day 3 of asking Marcus to cover the jurassic park analog horror sires

[@JustToSaveYou]

A note about the man talking about the river and the landfill: He's supposed to be a local politician and speaking as a 90's kid, this was a perfect recreation of local politicians putting out statements on public access tv. They all sounded suspicious AF because they didn't know how to talk to a camera.

[@bypy3550]

They are like "Hi, this is uhhh, a very great place great stuff here ermm here we have the best and we will ensure it uhmm remains ermm the best like for the next 10 years, you should ignore um completely everything, the water is safe to drink and there is nothing wrong with it yeah

[@marymaza2187]

I saw the Tangi Virus when it first came out. Call me paranoid, but the moment she mentioned they'd brought a bottle of wine, I was like "Yup, they're all in on this and they're infecting her on purpose."

[@DigitalPhoenix.]

It was so suspicious that they shared a drink so it’s not really paranoia.

[@lionblaze0384]

me too! and I almost never guess plot twists! didn't bother me though, kind of just worked as more effective horror because it's so obvious it just makes this pit grow in your stomach over the course of the next few entries before they drop the reveal

[@atomicgeek3665]

Right?!!! Like people finally open up, believe you and be like “Hey, we believe something fishy is going on, wants some wine.” The biggest red flag I’ve ever seen.

[@gerald7304]

Yea

[@avrie6668]

@@atomicgeek3665”yeah those murders going around u right pretty serious, let’s go in this small inclosed space to hide this knife is just in case y’know” Drinking when shit is in liquids that drop kicks your crotch and face to HELL those warnings are basically all my no no’s

[@LanaIsUnderrated]

"Sir you have a really rare disease" "How rare?" No, the worst answer isnt something like cancer The worst thing he could say? *"Choose a name"*

[@Quick15]

That would scare me more than cancer tbh

[@progamerblehh]

mostly because if ur patient zero ur gonna be tested and experimented on. (thats what scares me the most)

[@destonmarvelle5627]

I will call it urmom virus

[@ASS_ASSASSIN696]

MAN!!!🙆‍♂️

[@Potato_operatedrobot]

Choose a name for your virus, choose wisely, as it can't be changed later.

[@waynebrewer1901]

So... I'm actually from Tangipahoa Parish. A lot of that footage is legitimate. Those were real newscasts with real parish personalities of that time. and those are real places in my home town. And we did get boil advisories back then. This is kinda surreal. Lol. Good job! I always wondered if the apocalypse would begin there. Jk. It's actually a nice pretty place with cool people....people who smile... and drink water... lots of water...

[@alkv7604]

*oh no*

[@illorian6632]

Same

[@Vailque]

What- what do you mean they drink *water?* [Nervous laughter] /j

[@Man_Aslume]

We need to get this person out of there before the Dancing worms infect them

[@waynebrewer1901]

@@Man_Aslume silly human... You think you're not already infected.... Tangipahoa Parish will own this puny planet. Lol.

[@Nixcharon]

BRO JULIA IS THE ONLY HORROR PROTAGONIST THAT ACTUALLY HAS COMMON SENSE

[@subith88]

YES

[@bendydendi6335]

fax

[@SleeeshooveEyy]

Ikrr but sadly she got infected but if she knows they are already infected i think she will move a very far country from usa

[@minestar2247]

Most of the time, it would make the scare less scary if the horror protagonist didn't make (human) mistakes, but here it's a conspiracy with aliens and an infection, so even if the protagonist could do something, the odds are so stacked it wouldn't change much

[@daveyvvv]

@@SleeeshooveEyyif she knew she was infected she wouldn’t move to another country and give it the means to spread worldwide

[@AnneBoleynofEngland]

15:43 "What kind of animal is loud enough to overcome the sounds of a flood?" The people infected who don't die succumb to the illness and turn into "amphibious creatures". The roar at the end sounds a lot like the roar at 37:53. That could also explain the missing people. They turn into the monsters. And also the people who call for help and when rescue workers arrive, no one's there. That's my theory rn

[@lebowlmart4425]

I always thought that it was infecting alligators and were making them like super-gators or something.

[@rogershaftly6976]

Fun fact, the voice of Lt Gary is the creator lol. He does quite a few little cameos like that, as well as actually appearing as a main character in the Mr. Bearlington series

[@Doomdestin]

Check 40:10 it's the same exact sound. I think that this all but confirms this theory.

[@Gogeta-on-top4real]

That’s why the other tv person warning them said stay human…

[@gamingcat6034]

Sound almost like an scp

[@tru3toxicgaming509]

It's also said people started mutating into amphibious creatures, that's probably what those weird crocodile looking things were, the missing people could have finished turning into them and then went into the water and swam away, becoming the river monsters, and the others could be like Gary and be killed by being dragged down into the water and either eaten or something else.

[@KairusEzekielDalere]

News:congrats you found the ohiodile

[@PostTramatizedandStressedDemon]

...

[@playernotfound9489]

Carboniferous moment

[@undercookedtoast1479]

@@KairusEzekielDalerecrohiodile

[@Blu..b]

Nah. I think those were just alligators in the swamps. Could still be possible that those were the mutated people tho

[@Skibs_0.1]

I find the thought about viruses scary. It only takes one unfortunate person for millions of others to get sick. The Tangi virus would be a perfect example of why i find Viruses scary

[@gisi5276]

one person and thousands that dont follow orders like wearing a mask or getting the vaccine

[@littleent1359]

Ye its all fun and game when its plague inc, bio inc, and other infection strategy games but when its a real deal, its just pure terror

[@minestar2247]

COVID 19

[@AidenElliott-ff2vt]

Fear the Pirons, not viruses.

[@funnybones98]

Smile Tapes

[@onidaaitsubasa4177]

The strangest thing about this story is that the city water in some Louisiana parishes actually have too much chlorine added to treat the water, which only gives more realism to the story, and with hurricanes that occur and people that go missing during them, and disease that can spread by tainted flood waters, something similar is actually possible.

[@grey_coloredCAT]

scary

[@soyuzsovietsky]

Same in Florida. I swear my tap water is chemically identical to what you’d find in a public pool…

[@sillyman2013]

During Ida, it was thought someone was attacked by an alligator in Louisiana. A man was injured, and a gator was in the flood water. When his partner went to go find supplies on a boat, when she came back, there was blood and the man was gone. So yeah, it’s pretty realistic with y’know..people going missing in this, and people missing in real hurricanes and flood events.

[@antiquinn]

@@soyuzsovietsky HELPP as a floridian i feel that 😭

[@aeiztaloraezi7687]

No better horror than medical horror! Agh, I remember accidentally stumbling upon the full version of this on vintage 8's channel entirely blind and just sitting through some parts like "h u h ?????"

[@Goofybig_goober]

Bro I skipped till the end and was confused

[@aeiztaloraezi7687]

@@Goofybig_goober oh yeah, i could imagine how it'd be confusing lol

[@Goofybig_goober]

@@aeiztaloraezi7687 I was like "what the hell is that little slimy booger in the water?"

[@gabrielbruce1977]

I found it at 2 AM one night and sat through the whole thing until the sun came up. Hell of an experience.

[@aeiztaloraezi7687]

@@gabrielbruce1977 That absolutely sounds like an experience- I did that with Urbanspook and wholeheartedly regret it ngl

[@aron1881]

Having Swan Lake play during the biohazard warning is a nice touch. In the former USSR, whenever things went tits up, they wheeled out the classical music.

[@jazmine5707]

i remember the tangi virus being the first piece of analog horror i ever watched, it really got me hooked. so glad to see it getting more appreciation

[@OctoPlaysPiano]

Same!

[@joemartinez9808]

What makes it rlly good is that its set in the late 80s and the 90s and it gives it that asthetic

[@dr_brainiac]

the first analog horror i watched was starlight makeup i think S̸̰͉͍͙̗̰̟͓̤͇̑̏͐̄̾̃̂͆T̵̢̹̜̤̫̱͎̝̐̋͒̊̚͝ͅẢ̸̪̬̠̖͈̝̱͍͖̾̍̋̎͂̑̒͝R̵̼̦͍̗̺̺̀́̅̃̀̀͑͠L̵̡̨͔̳͎̦̀̂͜͝i̵̥͎̭̰͖̤̒͜G̸̦͓͕̬̺̹̰̰̻͛͗H̷͖̰͕̺͊͛͂̎͋̏T̵̢̹̜̤̫̱͎̝̐̋͒̊̚͝ͅ M̷͓̏ͅẢ̸̪̬̠̖͈̝̱͍͖̾̍̋̎͂̑̒͝Ḱ̵̢̋̒͘U̷̯̅͜͝P̶̢̛̗̲̪̣̟͔̠̳̈́̍ I̶̮͓̗̖͈̒͋ͅS̸̰͉͍͙̗̰̟͓̤͇̑̏͐̄̾̃̂͆ Y̷̨̙̱̣̮̹̱̲̗̌͐O̷̝͔̽̾͊͝U̷̯̅͜͝R̵̼̦͍̗̺̺̀́̅̃̀̀͑͠ O̷̝͔̽̾͊͝N̵͚͋͗̏̂͊͋̃L̵̡̨͔̳͎̦̀̂͜͝Y̷̨̙̱̣̮̹̱̲̗̌͐ S̸̰͉͍͙̗̰̟͓̤͇̑̏͐̄̾̃̂͆O̷̝͔̽̾͊͝L̵̡̨͔̳͎̦̀̂͜͝U̷̯̅͜͝T̵̢̹̜̤̫̱͎̝̐̋͒̊̚͝ͅI̶̮͓̗̖͈̒͋ͅO̷̝͔̽̾͊͝N̵͚͋͗̏̂͊͋̃

[@chaotic_nyoom7777]

Tangi, in my language (Maori) means either a funeral or a funeral wake. Its so surreal that this virus is called that when it literally killed them. On the nose but also so enthralling

[@bartoszszczepaniak169]

Tangipahoa Parish is actually a real place, I believe the name comes from a Native American language. Certainly not from Maori. The virus is of course named after the place it originated from.

[@matthewjones39]

Bro did *NOT* pay attention to the video

[@Ougos]

There is a sequel to the Tangi Virus called the Oracle Project. It's a pretty neat sequel and I hope you check it out

[@Enjoy33r]

basicaly everything on the creator's channel is connected in some way

[@hydrahydragon8729]

They are all connected to eachother story wise too from what i can tell, filling out blanks from one story in another

[@monstrosity598]

This is what belle Delphine’s bath water does to a man

[@It_Was_Taken]

Isn't that The Human Trials?

[@Silvano_Dragicevic]

@@monstrosity598😂😂true

[@GendomerTheGaemr]

"Don't drink the water, They put something in it to make you forget. I don't even remember how I got here."

[@GDPepiman]

A man of culture I see?

[@burnttoast385]

Good Reference

[@rogershaftly6976]

So happy you're covering Vintage 8, tangi virus is my favorite but all of his series are incredibly well written, produced, and super creepy. The whole Cate's Crossing universe is worth watching

[@lean.1762]

I have a theory: I think this is representative of modern big pharmaceutical companies ignoring research for deadly diseases either because it cost them a little bit of money or its too rare.

[@Farchon]

Did you describe Umbrella co. Or somthin?

[@i_am_called_glitchy]

@@Farchon i think he described irl

[@ThatSlimeGuy_]

finally after paying $5 to recommend this it gets put out

[@Orange_reaver]

Damn bro went all out

[@coastbros]

5 dollars! you must be some sort of superhero!!! wow!!! 5 whole dollars!!! marcus is rich now!!!! lol stfu

[@EmortalMarcus]

I thought about you when I sat down to record It Slimey 🫡

[@Orange_reaver]

@@EmortalMarcus lol

[@baronmerchandise]

Worth it?

[@winter_fox4767]

No Julia was not an idiot or gullible for falling for it, she was manipulated into it. Let me explain: What she went through was a period of neglect followed by love bombing, or at least in the simplest terms. She was gaslit and called crazy for MONTHS on end about the virus and in the end was even fired. Then when she was at her lowest point they reasured her that she was in fact NOT crazy and that this could be even more dangerous than she possibly thought. She also saw some disturbing stuff in that which made her seek comfort from the people who are now giving her validation. When the opportunity to continue to be around the only people in months that weren't dismissing her she subconsciously has to take it. She accepted the wine because of this, she didn't want to lose the sole thing that had given her validation. Plus she also probably wanted to get drunk to forget about the disturbing images in the lab. It was manipulation, and I feel so sad for her... Even blaming herself for something that wasn't really her fault.

[@Mr.Macula]

Another really underated analog horror series that is amazing in quality is Midwest Angelica. Loving the reaction videos!

[@erwinguzman8878]

This is 8 hours ago but the video is one hour ago how the fu-

[@Mr.Macula]

Gifted Member

[@coastbros]

@@erwinguzman8878if are apart of his payed subscription thingy you can watch videos early

[@brendanmorris2679]

Dont forget the spinoff "Sinkhole" it is INSANE. You would probably love it. Oh and the other series, like children under the house, or it lives in the static.

[@CopenorMcbrokeleg]

I hope he does cover all the lengthy videos on Vintage Eight's "For Those Doing a Deep Dive" playlist which covers all these videos. Since he got 6k likes done on this video, he's going to work on The Oracle Project video.

[@limoncheto]

wait doesn't the children under the house ALSO take place in cates crossing?

[@Double_G925]

You actually did miss one thing, dude. In the video, at around 12:45, as it does mention who succumbs and who dies, you skipped over the part where it also said that some mutated into amphibious monsters and during that part we hear that same growling noise that Gary heard before he died. And also, what if those missing people didn't "go missing", what if they mutated into these things?

[@gisi5276]

He seems to not pay attention to most important stuff

[@cautrimosala1495]

@@gisi5276 Ikr, it's aggravating lol

[@thatonehenward4275]

Those missing people were feeding the alien type thing.

[@flaredcore593]

Im really scared to watch these things alone, but when markus posts analog horror i watch it. Somehow it makes it way less scarier and way more entertaining. Thank you markus!!

[@Cantaloupegaming23]

same

[@MoonlitBookworm73]

Dude I usually only watch horror in the morning bc I get scared otherwise, but now it’s almost 11pm and I’m debating watching the rest and getting paranoid or just going to bed- 😅

[@lbolen4304]

As soon as she got terminated i knew that from there she should have just gone it alone. I felt dread when she shared the bottle with her supervisor- if the government itself was already infected its pretty obvious the lower rings would be to oof.

[@VireTheFire]

19:30 I believe that boiling that water might speed up the growth of the parasites or something else because even though later they lift the advisory this clip seems like part of it was cut out with how fast it changed.

[@AggressiveSpaghetti]

I think the guys at FPTV at first were not infected and barricaded themselves in the broadcasting station, sending out those messages, and when the infected almost broke in, they turned on that looped massage as the last resort

[@mariana-cross5403]

All the series on the channel are interconnected horror stories that take place in Cates Crossing, Louisiana. Super cool to notice the nods to various videos in the Tangi Virus and so happy you’re covering this wonderful analog horror!

[@KageKobushi]

When the first scientist stated "Boil the water," as her final words, I wondered if they were *her* final words, or the parasites' in her final words. Considering the later message... I think we have a better guess as to which is the case. :)

[@kl41256-p]

Considering the fact the Tangi Virus parasites grow a TUMOR in your spine which acts as a ALTERNATE BRAIN, yeah: I dunno what to trust anymore. The parasite just clouds your judgement.

[@Achnid]

I think it was her thought, because we're shown the virus can mutate, so I think she said that, people started boiling the water and the parasite mutated to become immune to boiling

[@renee_3364]

Such a creative project, although I can't get over the fact that biology officially left the chat the moment "virus hatched a worm" came up. Much of the footage actually looks like real parasitic worms that can infect humans. Diseases like schistosomiasis are very real, which makes this a lot more terrifying in my opinion.

[@Cascada2009]

The virus could be like a spore, using RNA or its own DNA to mutate growing Stem cells into worms.

[@testerwulf3357]

Yea, looks more like a parasite to me than a virus but whatever lol; you also cannot "cure" a virus so her holding it off with meds and cancer treatment is..well..not realistic if it's a virus lol! I think the creator was just a tad confused on what a virus is..Boiling is also used for killing bacteria, I'm not sure about viruses?

[@Hirundo-demersalis]

I remember someone else had a thought about that; the "worms" aren't a separate spontaneously generated organism, but are possibly created from the victim's own infected tissues to help the Tangi Virus spread to new hosts. In order to reproduce, viruses such as HIV or HPV insert their DNA or RNA into ours, so it gets read and copied undetected during our normal cellular processes. These infected cells are anything but normal, however; they behave improperly or grow uncontrollably, causing cancerous growths and disabling immune function, as well making the host infectious to others. Creating worm-like cells is a bit strange, granted, but given that the Tangi Virus is extraterrestrial in origin, it doesn't necessarily have to follow viral reproductive processes we've seen before.

[@muffinmuffin8946]

True, it makes more sense for the worm to 'hatch' the virus

[@catlover2223]

@@muffinmuffin8946 Yes! We see examples of worms using other species as part of their life cycle. Could be interesting if the virus was inside a parasite that infected the human, then the human was either part of the lifecycle or an incidental host.

[@staticaleel5068]

Honestly, if the tango virus turns out to be an alien pathogen brought to us by a crashed alien ship, that would be an amazing opportunity to pay homage to John carpenter’s The Thing

[@Oxygen2311]

Tangi*

[@Joan-fd1xd]

The 💃virus

[@RyukiAsano528]

Sounds like smile tapes kinda like how symptoms started to make people smile infinitely and brutally murder people and also the man in the dreams controlling them

[@RyukiAsano528]

Similar to how the tango virus has some symptoms and people are controlled by the worms and some of the patients brutally murderd each other

[@Man_Aslume]

The worms: 💃

[@Hellenisticdog]

As a Louisianan you did pretty good with the pronunciation of Tangipahoa Parish, and it is crazy to hear landmarks I know personally in relation to each other. And yeah Our state is pretty naturally scary

[@cbear4489]

I used to live there so I can agree

[@TheRealDXVINCI_PLAYA]

As a new orleans resident ima stick to milk for a while

[@yoyothepro1236]

vintage 8 is actually a very underrated creator

[@CopenorMcbrokeleg]

Agreed, they deserve many more subs. I've already seen The Tangi Virus, The Oracle Project, One of Us, and Children Under the House so far. There's still so many series in that channel I've yet to check out.

[@yoyothepro1236]

​@@CopenorMcbrokelegthe oracle project is actually very good

[@yoyothepro1236]

​@@Noo9000fr fr

[@SowyV]

As a big fan of vintage 8 I'm really happy to see the channel and these series get the love and recognition they deserve

[@Tanni.3]

If the water is infected would that mean that the crops they grow could be infected as well? Unless they don't grow them or use different water somehow?

[@VillainousToaster]

As a lousiananian, I will say that next to none of our farms are near rivers, we get enough rainfall to not need irrigation.

[@VillainousToaster]

Side note: rivers in Louisiana have very unpredictable highs and lows with dangerously varying levels of height. Any crops beside the river are liable to be flooded and destroyed after even the smallest rainfall. If crops are close to a river at all, they are behind a levy.

[@Tanni.3]

Could the rain also be contaminated because of the water cycle? (collection, evaporation, condensation, and precipitation) or is it far reach?

[@VillainousToaster]

​@@Tanni.3that seems way too far, as what's in water does not turn into a gas when the water does, especially not a living organism like the constituent parts of the tangi virus

[@twiesix]

@@Tanni.3 probaly not as it EVAPORATES.

[@FusionBurnersLeague]

Gary is a real one for evacuating or trying to respect, rest in peace

[@pixie_lixiie]

no one covers analog horror like you, so entertaining

[@Raxout801]

Speaking facts

[@InvidiusPrereleaseInformation]

Fact

[@jeremiahyobestfriend_ddtk1282]

As a person who lives in Louisiana, I can confirm we have this mind boggling disease. It goes more crazy during floods

[@futtynucker]

This was a great one. Vintage 8 deserves more love for their work.

[@pixelgiest6662]

Hey Marcus, I don’t know if you’ll read this, but there is an analog horror out there called eventide media center. I love your videos and your breakdowns on analog horrors and look forward to each and every one of your videos!!! Keep it up mate and keep being awesome 🖤

[@hellothereskellies]

I haven’t seen anyone mention this but the Tangi water logo at very end has two cells in mitosis. Almost like the parasites (or aliens imo) are very blatantly saying “This water will change you. For better or for worse, it doesn’t matter. Just drink”. Such a good series!!

[@halon7183]

love your efforts to fully immerse yourself in the stories and suspend disbelief as you go, it makes for a very fun watch

[@Junizys]

Im so ecstatic your coverage of the tangi virus, i love vintage 8’s content and i hope you cover more of it!! And please do cover the sequel it opens up so much more !!

[@TheWhiteGoblin]

So glad that Vintage 8 is getting more traction. Their stuff is really good and very varied.

[@gamerdudeincalifornia]

Marcus seeing the asymptomatic infant: OH NO!! Marcus seeing the deceased adult: ok ✨

[@luutifruuti5528]

34:52 Something you may have missed is that this directly connects to the Winter of ‘82. The unnamed mysterious storm over Cate’s Crossing, causing 200 people to disappear. That was just fantastic.

[@kolix3008]

Winter of 83 is in Minnesota, And the early 80s.. Not 90s... Not Connected

[@Un1dent1fi3d]

​@@kolix3008 Interesting 🤔

[@abbywilliams4068]

The thumbnail is amazing Marcus! It gives me Evil Dead vibes in the best way! Can't wait to watch!!

[@TheGolden_chef]

As someone from Louisiana i love to see something that takes place in my state such a good video and a great horror storh

[@kl41256-p]

Yeah. It’s very interesting

[@soyuzsovietsky]

As someone who’s biggest fear is catching a deadly disease and having to live for a period of time while being aware that it’s the end, the line, “I wanted to grow old, have children…now I’ll never do anything.” absolutely gutted me.

[@nickroy8387]

I love this guy's work, especially the Children Under the House

[@CodeeXD]

Whats crazy is i live in south Louisiana so id probably be infected super early. Like the week after i watched this series i went visit my dad and crossed over this exact river and he lives a few miles from it. So id be screwed haha

[@ericharrison7518]

The virus ends up getting cured fairly quickly thanks to another group of aliens. The Oracle Project covers it.

[@sykkopath]

SERIOUSLY i just recently moved back to Louisiana last year and im in slidell and omg this scared meeeeee

[@snowqueen_8958]

​@@sykkopathI lived in Livingston parish for close to 12 years and the state has some amazing folklore and myths and legends

[@orangeblanket7181]

@@snowqueen_8958tell me

[@sravanadithyankr3476]

Rip bro

[@OrianaBats]

Honestly when they mentioned that the people would go to the river, I was like "ok, so that would be the reproducing cycle, right? Get the hosts back to the water to get the cycle going again". But mutation is quite interesting! Also, noticing how there is an urge to get out of the city (first with dr Julia thinking about going to Ireland or France, and then that warning to leave the parish when, by that point, a lot of people would already be infected). Spread, spread, my children, I guess...

[@VEX037]

i peed myself when the doctor said all the staff followed her out to the parking lot and smiled as she drove away

[@heathenly_aesthetic7233]

I have the worst, damn near crippling phobia of worms (parasitic variety) but somehow I'm more at ease with Emortal covering it 😅

[@nathaniel5078]

I’m hoping I can watch it through bc the videos of them moving around is doing something to me 😅

[@mangomixgaming9166]

@@nathaniel5078same

[@huntergreyhoundd]

“a life straw will probably work” the equivalent to saying “just put ice on it”

[@wand3ringidi0t]

Rewatching this because our state was screwed over by the hurricane and we had a boil water advisory and it reminded me of this lol

[@Nubbster3000]

“Don’t drink the water, they put something to make you forget, I don’t even remember how i got here.”

[@vertebralgems]

The footage of the virus looks like it's actually roundworms (Gongylonema pulchrum) if anyone was curious.

[@heathenly_aesthetic7233]

Also, I had a thought that maybe the creature we hear at the end might have been our answer to where all those missing people went... Not necessarily because they were consumed by it, but because it was using the parasitic infection to create a neural network within its prey, which would then puppeteer the infected toward it. From there, it would assimilate the flesh of the infected into its own biomass. Initially, this thing could've been living in the river, hidden. Biding its time and feasting on the free resources. But it would eventually need to further its growth, yes? So perhaps it became so large and ravenous that it caused the river to overflow so that could extend its reach and have access to its food supply. Eventually, there would be no one left to oppose it.

[@NoahCook-fp1ki]

Damm bro is spouting game theory type of sh*t

[@mangomixgaming9166]

@@NoahCook-fp1kierm actually it’s a film theory🤓☝️

[@hiopy8131]

Vintage 8 always puts out banger analog horror series my favorite from them is the children under the house such a sad analog horror with such a heartwarming and great ending

[@ashleybearden5582]

Bro Marcus is so good dude. Bro really pumps out all this GREAT content every week. Lets all take a moment to thank Marcus.

[@thedepressexpress6544]

finally this creator gets some attention, all of their content is great

[@w4steland.]

this hits harder cause in my native language 'tangi' means cry, wail, mourn or funeral :P

[@GUNIT-]

In Tagalog it means "Refuse"

[@Envixity-ph3nb]

@@GUNIT- I thought it meant like "Are you stupid"

[@GUNIT-]

@@Envixity-ph3nb Bro What? Here "Stupid" means "Bobo"

[@Envixity-ph3nb]

@@GUNIT- Its prob because our grammar is a bit different than english

[@theeyeballs00]

​@@Envixity-ph3nb this comment is like 9 months old but im pretty sure ur thinking about tanga

[@AiLoveAidoruVT]

Imagine streaming a reaction to this one on twitch and someone just comes along and starts spamming the hydrate redeem.

[@misterpotato427]

Bro i was waiting for someone to cover this, I know people have done it but they always count it off as some sorta "local zombie virus" even tho its like the end of mankind

[@ZKP314]

When I saw the initial version on the channel, I initially thought it was an allegory on how we should take care of our environment lest it comes back to bite us. The updated compilation makes it abundantly clear that, yes, there is something else going on. And it's a lot bigger than one river...

[@animalhalo5984]

What if Water is an addictive substance? Like alcohol or opioids, severe addiction can lead to deadly withdrawal. What is drowning if not overdosing on water? This series has me convinced. I am now Anti Big Water

[@bungerbungerbunger246]

You can overdose on water actually! Drinking too much water can be fatal

[@badclassicalmusic]

what if air is a addictive substance?

[@DCC_manager]

​@@badclassicalmusic dat would be sick

[@infect_them]

40 : 28 - I personally think that "the monster" is actually one of humans who got turned into amphibians - as stated earlier on .

[@jackisboom]

Thank you for covering my favorite Analog Horror series.

[@the_dude_who_asked]

Love your pfp

[@jackisboom]

@@the_dude_who_asked ty

[@jgthe12]

Honestly Vita Carnis is personally my favorite

[@progamerblehh]

cool pfp

[@HonestlyOSC]

​@@jgthe12 Vita carnis gave me nightmares for months.

[@ScorpioKing_Gorgle]

The boil advisory gets lifted: “TIMMY DONT DRINK THE WATER PLEASE NOO-“

[@Lobos222]

I really get the vibe that this is inspired by a real story tbh. As in the landfill poisoning the water is VHS footage that seems, while out of context, to look real. Oh and viruses are not alive, bacteria and PARASITES, eg the real Guinea Worm Disease (yeah, the worm footage was also real, but obviously out of real context). Which infects you if you drink the water or stand barefoot in infected water. Borrows into your muscles, can become close to a meter, yes M!, long inside your muscles or intestine. A horrible infection of a parasite. Boiling the water (at sea level) for a while will kill the eggs.

[@erinw.9256]

So if you are just slightly above or below sea level, boiling won't work?

[@Lobos222]

@@erinw.9256 The higher you go above sea level. The lower the boiling temperature. If high enough, you can have boiling water that is not hot. It is the heat over time that kills stuff in water.

[@erinw.9256]

@@Lobos222 Thanks!! Sorry if my question sounded stupid. I genuinely never knew that boiling water is different at different sea levels.

[@Lobos222]

@@erinw.9256 Trust me, there is a ton of cool stuff to learn out there. Knowledge is power.

[@burnum]

The boil advisery was used back in 2014 for Flint Michigan when the water supply source from Lake Huron to Flint River and is still going on.....10 YEARS LATER.

[@hardcorethemonster]

not even joking while watching my mom reminded me i need to drink some water because i don't drink enough and uh when she left i just kinda stared at the water and kept waching it was so perfectly and terrifyingly timed

[@YisehakKebedqethefirst]

Drink the water. I made sure it safe

[@0-Enzo-0]

Me watching this while drinking water: 😨

[@Highlightshub8]

🏳💀

[@ImaanAbbas-xf8lx]

I AM SO HAPPY U DID THIS VID i really love this analog horror so glad u covered it. Love your vids xx

[@Harleymotot]

lol as someone who's studied microbiology and parasitology, trying to rationalize how a virus could mature into a helminth was interesting-- I know it's fictional but I chuckled at that. Also, Giardia is such a uniquely shaped parasite if you ever look it up! It looks nothing like a worm lol

[@kiwishadow13]

Crazy thought: But if boiling kills it … Would going into a hot tub do the same thing? As a hot tub is like making a huge thing of hot water at temperatures of 100 it’s pretty close to a boiling temperature of 200. LOL Loved this one.

[@SleeeshooveEyy]

Well have fun because you cant go to the hot tub if its too hot

[@surakuvliegendefiets6226]

Well no. You would also die at that temperature. It is possible for humans to stay in hot water for a while because only the outside of your skin warms up to that temperature. But to kill it your insides would also have to reach that temperature, which’s not something you can survive.

[@TheRealDXVINCI_PLAYA]

I live in Louisiana (New Orleans) and thanks to this shit I’m not sleeping for another 5 months. But in all seriousness this is very good!

[@theoryarchon7214]

Fun fact: cats do something similar to this. Their waste has a sort of ‘virus’ in it that, when someone comes into contact with it, they are less afraid of cats. This was originally used to attract prey such as mice, but now it affects humans, too. It’s mostly harmless (as far as I know), but it’s what causes ‘crazy cat people’.

[@notdead5837]

i believe it's a parasite. toxoplasmosis?

[@HavianEla]

It’s actually advised that those who are pregnant shouldn’t clean litter boxes as that virus can cause miscarriages or birth defects, I was told.

[@glasicality]

I have no idea why I decided to watch this while I was sick

[@demo_venom]

I like the idea of making something that can actually happen like a Virus scary. It's just more realistic.

[@awesomeunidragon9360]

dude the boil advisory lifted is so relaxing. what a nice chill break.

[@randomguy2530]

While watching this video I couldn’t stop thinking of Thorian The Rotten from arcane lineage a giant monster who infects and slowly melts away all matter and he infects living beings with a sort of virus that acts kinda similar to the tangi virus and it turns peoples corpses into deadly enemies that have grown sharp claws made out of tumors and fleshy growths to infect more people

[@orangeblanket7181]

…the roblox game?

[@shahrimanabkadir2653]

​@@orangeblanket7181definitely

[@illYT-tt2vm]

No fucking way What do u main? My mains monk 80 phy 40 end

[@AbnormalAbove]

That’s why I usually swim in salt water instead of fresh water

[@furiousjanuary6221]

The head of the dog was a soviet experiment and they succeeded in keeping the head of the dog alive for a couple of hours.

[@mabbygunno]

40:35 the monster fr just said nom

[@commenttype6977]

29:08 Man I'm thirsty! I'm gonna go drink some water.

[@ChanChannel135]

Lol

[@JamesAlbury22592]

I love this guys gives his thoughts during the analog horror. It’s like a book club but for people who like analog horror and it’s fun.

[@Mx.muffin]

This is one of the analog horror that made me actually scared

[@matijapongracic4812]

37:56 yeah this voice acting is really convincing

[@floatingfroggy]

Sheesh. that teaser was well done. How chaotic and scary! I would like to propose a theory on why it was scary. Besides the spooky white noise and the screaming, I think there's something in that teaser that exploits a fear that might be deep within us all. The fear of viruses and bacteria. With the Covid pandemic in recent memory, we can likely agree that people are scared of getting sick, and scared of a invisible foe that will make them sick. And viruses/bacteria have wiped out countless humans over millions of years, so we might have evolved to be afraid of viruses. In fact, it's likely that our pre-human ancestors from hundreds of millions of years ago already had this fear within them, and we just inherited the fear from *them.* And I think this teaser reawakens that fear with us (and maybe the whole video, which I have yet to watch, sorry). (If there are any scientists here, maybe they can fact check my theory of evolved fear, and see if it is valid.)

[@gachatana9656]

Psychology calls the evolved fear; ancient fear! It's a real theory that claims that we can "learn" fears (such as fears of predators) over generations! Of course, we can assume the same for pathogens too!

[@floatingfroggy]

@@gachatana9656 Yes. Certain instincts (such as the libido) are inherited from our ancestors. Likewise, fear (which is often an instinct) could plausibly be inherited.

[@Blunder-i2v]

*The worm's get to my brain* "Wait... there's nothing here."

[@MYPLAN6]

😂

[@Shin_Godzilla_fan]

My theory is that the missing people and the patients1,3, and 4 were turned into the amphibian monsters,because in one part,it was stated that some will turn into amphibious monsters,so the missing people were eaten or turned into the amphibian monsters

[@kamina7347]

Yes!! Thank you bro I've been hoping to see this one covered! I hope you watch the other stuff from vintage eight!

[@GummyC4t]

The fact that all analog horror is based off in America-

[@cainfree6800]

"EM: crazy that the government values money over the citizens" - most realistic thing about this analog horror xD

[@TheBeyblade23]

I highly HIGHLY recommended you take a look at Vintage Eight's 'The Children Under The House' analog horror series. It's really cool!

[@TheRealArtimusKnight]

I recognize those growls. They’re used in the Fallout 4 horror ghoul soundpack mod

[@azfk]

Drink the water

[@qt_yt]

First

[@HonestlyOSC]

yum

[@campnoulegend4767]

How does this only have 5 likes?

[@aaliraza3636]

U have tangi virus

[@Cane4092]

@@qt_ytwhat has youtube turn into. Give your phone back to your mom kid

[@kacecrimson8297]

the writing was great I dont remember a protagonist getting their ankles broken so hard like that.