Exploring the SCP Foundation: SCP-4877 - Good Airwaves

[@godlaydying]

Experiments with D-Class individuals have invariably proven fruitless. However research using a coyote chasing a roadrunner led to a brief period of levitation before the coyote looked down.

[@-KiTToBuG]

Ah, so you're familiar with the Warner experiments. The instance with the rabbit and the hunter was particularly fascinating, as the hunter acted identically to the coyote. Whereas the rabbit seemed to be in full control of his personal gravitational interaction regardless of his situational awareness or proprioception. Perhaps this "Bugs Bunny" originates from a higher dimension (pure conjecture).

[@jameswalsh1452]

@@-KiTToBuG Come on man if you're going to comment about anything SCP like, even as a joke, then it at least has to make sense. 'Gravitational interaction regardless of situational awareness and proprioception' is just nonsensical. I especially dont get how knowing where his limbs are in relation to the rest of his body has anything to do with gravity, because that's all proprioception is. Next time you want to leave a smart sounding comment with several multi-syllabic words in it, make sure you're using them correctly in the right context.

[@BerryMcCockiner]

@@jameswalsh1452 🤓

[@-KiTToBuG]

@@jameswalsh1452 have you never watched cartoons? When they run off the cliff and hang in mid air they never fall until they feel for the ground with their hands or look down, suddenly becoming aware of their anomalous state. The only one unaffected is Bugs, who will intentionally run off the cliff to get Elmer to chase him.

[@markfergerson2145]

@@jameswalsh1452 You might want to look up "special proprioception". Our muscles and other tissues contain pressure receptors that, networked together, provide "which way is up" information independent of the otolith based sensors in our inner ears. If those two systems disagree with each other and/or with the semicircular canals in our inner ears we become dizzy or otherwise disoriented. The systems and their interconnections, and how their signals are processed in the brain, vary slightly in different species and classes, for instance between mammals and avians. Yet, the Warner experiments demonstrated similar results when a duck was substituted for one of the mammals in the human/rabbit trials.

[@spacemarine4349]

Weirdest thing in the entire file is a documented instance of KZbin sticking to its own rules

[@afrikaniz3d]

This comment is hilarious heresy

[@Alpharius-Omegon]

@@afrikaniz3d did someone say heresy?

[@gc6096]

@@Alpharius-Omegon I am Alpharius. Also where’s the inquisition where you need it?

[@issenox]

@@Alpharius-Omegon Isn't heresy just the friends we made along the way?

[@spacemarine4349]

@@Alpharius-Omegon Holy shit it's the man himself... Or is it?

[@S0ulGh0st]

This is similar to The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy. In that book series, you can fly by "missing the ground". This is achieved by forgetting you are falling after you notice you are falling, which makes all the momentum and gravity effects be neutralized, and from that point on you can fly freely like a bird.

[@Qardo]

Also, never forget your towel. Very important a towel. Can do so much with a towel. Never forget towel.

[@dieselmunkey]

@@Qardo number 1 rule: DON'T PANIC

[@mainstream2226]

@@Qardo Ha, a towel! I get it! Because they say it in the movie! Don't forget your towel!

[@Qardo]

@@mainstream2226 No, it is quite literally written in the book.

[@RowenStipe]

@@Qardo I think you mean, The Guide

[@Xenronnify]

I'm halfway through, and just realizing this is the SCP version of "If all your friends were jumping off a cliff..."

[@DamienStarry0w0]

The scp's name sounds like a stand that was supposed to be named good vibrations but was instead localized to good airwaves

[@user-yc3tf4wz2x]

Wow

[@thedukeofchutney468]

Dang now I want to see some Jojo SCPs. Also wold the Speedwagon Foundation be a GOI or the foundation itself?

[@itbeloopyyy]

Literally 😂😂

[@masterzoroark6664]

Imagine if it involved Vibrations instead

[@masterzoroark6664]

@@thedukeofchutney468 group of intrest. They neither destroy things they find neither lock people with special abilities away. They are somewhat closer to Serpent's Hand, but with Foundation/GOI research centers

[@ChrissieBear]

26:45 The article states that the recording was STREAMED by foundation cameras. So it was being sent in real time to the computer.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

If it's streamed, it can be hacked 🤔

[@BeefMeisterSupreme]

@@thejudgmentalcat streams can also be encrypted. Ops point was the video being streamed is why the foundation has the video, because exploring was confused as to why they had it.

[@thejudgmentalcat]

@@BeefMeisterSupreme True that. The Foundation has the best technology money can buy

[@justaamateur6533]

This is such a good article, it has everything i want from an scp. A weird and kinda fucked up video pops up on the internet only for it to lead a researcher to a cult of people trying to fly to a higher dimension or some shit

[@Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

So you need to have Ork-levels of belief for the "leap of faith" to work

[@6942-j7y]

Or be painted Red for extra Speed If you Speedy you JUMP FAAAAR

[@stapuft]

love the 40k reference(s).

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Looks like it, and it's kinda sickening.

[@avokado4246]

Ork boiz stronger than Grav ity

[@ricardohoang8452]

Something's anomalous over here

[@danthemanno]

It’s 2:38am. The is just came out 38 minutes ago. I fall asleep every night listening to these videos. They are awesome

[@ryanmcintyre3616]

Dude...same

[@SteveFamine]

Good airwaves

[@Shad0wBoxxer]

Yep!

[@joshuacole9127]

SAME. I listen to these while I try to sleep. They're so good to listen while you lay down and relax.

[@mmyr8ado.360]

"Do you believe in gravity?" -Some priest in Florida

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Me: "What about magic?"

[@joao3585]

C-Moon is the entity :o

[@Izolus]

Kinda love the notes about Lynn being nervous and taking bad notes of events because of that. A surprisingly humanising detail

[@SWProductions100]

Relatedly, SCP 4008 had an [ILLEGIBLE] word in a journal noted as 'unreadable due to poor handwriting, not due to damage to the document.'

[@bezel95]

I like how the beginning implies that the foundation is just continually pushing D-Class off cliffs to better understand this thing.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

The Foundation: Regularly battles eldritch horrors and literal gods Also The Foundation: This dweeb can probably infiltrate an anomalous cult. Sure. Why not.

[@ChrissieBear]

Well, she did?

[@niklausvenzendt]

I feel like Skeets was saying they had many more preferable resources to choose from, instead sending a *junior* researcher, who had little to no field experience, and was much more likely to be influenced by an anomalous cult than a full-fledged agent.

[@GrimGoblinLives]

@@niklausvenzendt I think they may not seen this as a big priority, they probably didn't fully believe it is anomalous so it was just "let's see if there is anything here". Then when they realized "oh shit this is legit" they already had her as a person inside, so they went ahead.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

@@GrimGoblinLives I wonder how often the SCP foundation sends people out to check on things that end up being nothing. The one issue I had with this one was how predictable it was. It makes the Foundation seem kinda dumb. But on the other hand, we aren't necessarily privy to how often they waste resources on pranks, hoaxes, hallucinations, and disturbed individuals with odd behavior. By the same token, sending a girl into a cult like a canary in a mine is an egregious waste of life even by the Foundation's standards. Seems like people jumping to their death willingly is an obvious potential cognitohazard.

[@niklausvenzendt]

@@skeetsmcgrew3282 boom bam, summed up my next point excellently. Thank you. I agree that as an 05 (or any other supervisory position) you would have to deal with a lot of fakes or what have you, but I feel any anomalous threat would be akin to a bomb threat: to be taken with the utmost seriousness and care until proven otherwise.

[@Tucsonwolfman]

"According to the Guide, the main thing that flying requires is the ability to throw yourself at the ground and miss. It says to throw yourself forward with all your weight and "the willingness not to mind that it's going to hurt", however it will surely hurt if you fail to miss the ground. The difficulty is in missing the ground, and doing so accidentally, as "deliberately intending to miss the ground" does not work."

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Where's this from?

[@Tucsonwolfman]

@@michaelandreipalon359 hitchhikers guide to the galaxy

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Ah, figures.

[@facelessidiot6407]

I was thinking of this Guide entry the moment he got to the description.

[@thatthatguy1]

I had the same thought. This is a really interesting story inspired by that element from hitchhiker’s guide.

[@Sluggadome_Rotunda_Bernardson]

Anyone else pick up on the fact that she mentions her dad is an alchaholic, possibly explaining why she is so nervous about getting yelled at.

[@itinerantmercenary6988]

Wait wait wait… are you honestly telling me that she threw herself at the ground and missed? I can think of at least 42 reasons why that’s absolutely insane!

[@bezel95]

Yeah Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy is exactly what I also thought of, but where that is people actually flying wherever they please, in this SCP they don’t seem to have any control as to where they fly to, only up to the entity.

[@iBenjamin1000]

what a wonderfully eerie scp. one that even ends up affecting the person trying to research it. Lynn's last line of "you don't look like Olivia" are just a bit chilling.

[@colerains]

This gives me major TMA vibes. Reminds me if that one story where the guy goes skydiving only to get plucked out of the sky days later

[@soarel325]

Enjoy sky blue!

[@dr.skeletalin3-d195]

Although not out right stated, I feel like this SCP might tie into Fifthism, Rainbow sounds like he’d fit right in.

[@pacefactor]

My first thought.

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Its just crazy enough

[@soarel325]

I don’t think there’s a direct connection, rather both are inspired by those feel-good cults and scams that use nonsensical hippie platitudes to sucker people

[@Duffren]

As soon as Rainbow spoke I immediately thought "Oh hes a Fifthist"

[@josephjenkins2011]

When he spoke about the machines flying before the flesh I thought maybe it was a denomination of a part of the Sarkic Cults

[@rileynoname3529]

Huh, absolutely bizarre. What if the whole cult and Rainbow etc is just a memetic effect too? And like, nobody she met existed at all, but it was just a very convulated way for the being to get her to.. jump. Why? No clue. Maybe it gets some sort of power from being believed in? Maybe it seeks vessels? Maybe its a completely mindless process without a true goal? Ah. I love stories that make my head spin. Great listen once again.

[@FingerSpazm]

Something about this one was so hauntingly beautiful to me. It gave me shivers, it creeped me out greatly, and it made me feel some strong emotions I can't quite articulate. One of my favorite SCPs and the music you chose for the background is perfect.

[@Imaproshaman7]

I agree.

[@derangedcrouton1864]

"Vibe out however you like" Researcher lin: takes notes Rainbow: oh so you have chosen death

[@Hugh_Amungus]

This is the one time that R Kelly's 'I Believe I Can Fly' would fit as a theme song

[@michaelandreipalon359]

We really need to erase his involvement in the song in history.

[@griffinmckenzie7203]

Who?

[@niklausvenzendt]

GOD DAMMIT HUGH

[@Justadonkey]

This really feels like its connected to fifthism and by extension the giant starfish meme

[@furiousfinch1587]

It's the inane gibberish spoken by "Rainbow" that really does it for me.

[@soarel325]

similar inspiration yes but I’d say direct connection no

[@azazelsiad3601]

......wow I don’t really know what I expected, I saw the title “Good Airwaves” and thought “huh a wholesome one this time” then three minutes in and a child impales himself......SCP universe in a nutshell. Edit: “Ashton Cootcher”? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@samfowler2073]

3:17 the most fantastical part of this SCP

[@justinsmith5870]

What's interesting is line about "bad air waves" from machines "learning to fly first". This might be his crazy ranting but implying the machines might be keeping, possibly protecting, us from alternate dimensions. The idea that mechanics(outside the broken god narrative) could have some will or evolutionary goal is something touched on in other scp.

[@DangoJoey]

With the ending shown, it could be that the mere existence of us knowing that things can fly is actually hindering our willing-ignorance/"good air waves" from allowing us the miracle/trigger for self-flight

[@justinsmith5870]

@@DangoJoey yes although i like when scp allude to other scp or the scifi science of scp. But as mentioned in the start belief or knowledge of something is a common scp trigger and/or protection.

[@sa1t772]

God I love falling asleep to these, I used to imagine my own worlds and scenarios to fall asleep but these are way better and require less brain power, now I can just listen, imagine, and drift off

[@handlemonium]

And then you wake and you're still cycling through TES videos. Great stuff to fuel halucidreams 👍

[@rionthemagnificent2971]

Though Rainbow could be a pagan deity manipulating the souls of those who take his course. As soon as they jump from the cliff, the soul is now his property, and possibly consumed, like with Liz. Or it could just be Loki of the SCP universe up to no good again.

[@DIABETOR]

Rainbow gives off some major “legalize glue, man” vibes

[@ahmadfarishbinfaisalhamdi1548]

This is what i would consider a good scp article. Not to many lore till u can write a whole encyclopedia, not too weird till its just a bunch of horror tropes, just a weird anomaly with a simple story.

[@ChrissieBear]

27:05 I wouldn't call "every weekened a new person jumps to their death in the exact same place" small scale. That's enough for the police to constantly post people there.

[@krthecarguy5150]

For the Foundation that's a walk in the park to contain. Especially compared to all the eldritch creatures and psychopathic monsters they contain

[@BeefMeisterSupreme]

Small scale for the foundation.

[@oisinm332]

Another Irish scp, feels nice as an Irish guy.

[@ChaosMieter]

What an amazing writer. Getting us to care about the human characters in an SCP file isn't easy, and creating a satisfying 'horiffic' conclusion/twist might be harder still. Nonetheless, the author managed to do both impeccably

[@seb-fluffysnowcap9530]

The intro of this sounds like the line "flying is just falling and forgetting to hit the ground" from the mislabeled trilogy of don't panic

[@brianknapp6215]

_"The Guide says there is an art to flying", said Ford (Prefect), "or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."_ ~ Douglas Adams _Life, The Universe And Everything_

[@kevinericsnell4092]

Immediately made that connection too

[@Mrdrooly123]

Did you get a new microphone? I'm hearing a lot more of the midrange then I did before. I like. Very nice!

[@twentylush]

getting better airwaves from him

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Mids are cool .Good Airwaves

[@domd]

that new mic really helps me vibe out. good airwaves

[@reformedalien6545]

I'm gonna be honest here, I absolutely love your videos. Typically it takes me a couple days to fully watch and comprehend them; Though that is because I watch your videos when I'm about to sleep. I'll fall asleep listening to these about half way or part way through and have to start it over the next day where I left off. It's not because they are boring, they entertain me greatly. It's the comfort and relaxation I get from listening to these SCP stories and the way you present them. The relief I feel in the morning when I wake up is wonderful. It's helped me get through the work I do every day. Thank you Exploring Series.

[@adameve2647]

Conviction&beliefs plays a big part

[@ScizzorSaurusX99]

Every time I listen to this one I understand rainbow a little bit more

[@joshualloyd6718]

Amazing narration. Thank you for all the work you do

[@chasefrost1401]

Was Eighth commandment only a 2 part video? Idk why it just popped in my head. This was a good one, good for getting you in the mood for looking within yourself.

[@SheWhoExists]

Yeah it was. He reached the end of the SCP in part 2

[@chasefrost1401]

I should listen to it again when I'm not drifting off to sleep 😂

[@scleless1342]

"The boy was identified as 17 year old Asston Coocher" What you did there...I see it.

[@andrewmcreynolds3692]

I was looking to see if anyone else had something to say about that

[@michaeltalpas]

If we are learning to fly “One Leap” seems kind of fatalist. Where is the Second Leap group? Those are the people I want to join.

[@bell4210]

"the air's polluted with mechatronic signals and blue colors" Is this a reference to SCP-8900-ex?

[@maplesyrup2818]

I just want to thank you for all you do, you Make my days and nights so calm, keep up the amazing work and thank you once more ❤️

[@DEGENERATORexe]

this channel is becoming my life line

[@Raunefault]

Ugh, I'm late but finally here. I've been so sick and your videos are the only thing keeping me functional I swear.

[@Flickerbeat]

Feel better soon!

[@nowhereman6019]

This SCP feels like a dream. Like things don't make sense but they do.

[@emson07]

Amazing video! Had me glued the whole time

[@boldyeller]

Your voice is a lullaby for nerdy adults

[@if91100]

As soon as Rainbow kept using past tense I knew they were screwed.

[@TheShinbotatron]

It’s only 8 am where I live. Perfect vid for the commute to work

[@apatheticwithnoa]

Mangg I want you to know I appreciate your work a lot, thank you!

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

Oh shit you used his true demon name lol

[@Tacklepig]

I got a different vibe from this. My interpretation here is that this is a cognitohazard / anomalous meme, which somehow spreads through Rainbows "teachings" and "exams". The more you listen / watch, the more it affects you. The effect of the cognitohazard is believing in this reduction of gravity effect more and more, until you want to try it yourself. Note how the effect gets stronger every time, and the researcher ends up watching the original video over and over a lot of times before even making contact. Maybe the strength of the effect also correlates with how close you are to the person you see jumping, idk. The people don't ACTUALLY float or fall slower at all, that's just the cognitohazard affecting you when watching. This is shown by the old lady dying - a fall slowed by that much would likely not end up lethal, unless somehow momentum is still preserved. We also see the characters getting more and more convinced by Rainbows ideas the more they're exposed to them, which even more fits a cognitohazardous effect rather than belief actually warping gravity.

[@BeefMeisterSupreme]

This one practically screams Fifth church sect

[@awsomebot1]

Aston Kutcher? Did they run out of names lmao

[@ThePersia450]

Fr 🤣🤣🤣

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Good airwaves bro, good airwaves This was quite the vibe

[@capki8530]

Damn, it’s kind of a bummer how it ended. I was really hoping that Lynn just vanished. An ambiguous, bittersweet ending would have been nice.

[@ianlynch360]

This video just came out on the night of my birthday and its tye best gifts being able to sleep with an exploring series video Thank you for the content you are making it has really helped my sleep schedule

[@jeffreykuhnel5581]

I like this one a lot. It makes me want to go through life a little looser.

[@CoilingSliver]

Nice Timing, always uploaded when my break starts 👍

[@kimeakins4633]

I hate to say that I hate this SCP. Why the hell am I so viscerally terrified and upset by it? I hate this so much I have to respect it. Thank you for exploring this article.

[@lyuxssjohnson1800]

This is such a beautiful analogy to religions -- they absolutely work as what they were meant for, but you have to believe, and you can't stop, even if you know that you are very likely being deceived. The value of magic is in people believing in them, even if magic can not be proofed to be real. The leap of faith is illogical, dangerous, and you can be denied when you start doubting even if you have reached the other side, but they do work like their intended purposes on the minds of the crowd, even if they do not stand under scientific methods.

[@FleezyFliits]

Loving the recent wave of more wholesome SCP readings.

[@SiriusSphynx]

Yeah all the ultra poetic and Hyper meta word salad was starting to get old

[@DarkraiNewmoon]

I don't think people falling and impaling themselves on sharp rocks is wholesome. But the each their own. 😁

[@brotherhoodofsteelsoldier1356]

I feel like this was a tad bit sinister

[@BeefMeisterSupreme]

@@brotherhoodofsteelsoldier1356 This Scp screams Fifthism but it has no Fifthism tag. But yeah I don't think Op understands what wholesome is.

[@marcbow]

@@BeefMeisterSupreme i could do with some more Fifthism, that stuff gets pretty wild and bizarre and I love it.

[@andreworders7305]

The Foundation didn’t step in to stop the old lady and Olivia from jumping off a cliff? Did they forget about the “protect” part? Also, how have the police not arrested the dude in charge of this?

[@dracorex426]

They aren't concerned with protecting individuals.

[@uvbe]

And ruin a perfectly good research opportunity??

[@benkenobi6137]

The foundation only cares about people in the abstract.

[@hairglowingkyle4572]

It's pretty much clear at this point that the Foundation doesn't really care about individual people dying, --just like the government--

[@taylor5065]

No way you have almost 500 comments on this channel and think the foundation would step in for either of them

[@DarkVeghetta]

I'm thinking of adapting this for the DnD campaign I DM. Specifically, Rainbow will either be the avatar of some form of celestial/outsider that's feeding from the belief generated by the leaps or he'll be the chosen thrall/prophet of that celestial. Either way, a passing grade at the 'final exam' means the victim has successfully leaped into a pocket dimension (by way of belief) where said celestial tries to encourage the victim's delusions for as long as possible in order to feed on them, but always ultimately fails and the subjects fall to their deaths. It will be interesting to see what my player does with this setup, given it's the victims choice to leap (at least to a large extent) and they die with a fulfilled expression on their faces. Plus, I'm using this in the context of a rather bleak and war-torn world and, thus, a desire for escapism is somewhat understandable.

[@lholliday198]

Neat idea!

[@DarkVeghetta]

@@lholliday198 Thank you. Many SCPs lend themselves to being integrated into DnD campaigns, if the setting is flexible enough, and this one struck me as rather easy to implement, since all it really needs is some sort of human society, a few cliffs, pocket dimensions being a thing, and the ability to insert amoral celestials into the campaign. Especially if dimension-hopping and time-travel are on the table, all sorts of medieval cults, ancient secret orders, and lovecraftian horrors best left forgotten could be integrated into a DnD campaign.

[@nadirmuhammad9357]

I've been waiting for you to cover this one!

[@nicozandhuis1865]

Aston Koocher will be remembered

[@ell-ell_elI]

I like to think that she didn’t die but just abandoned her body and the at some point olivia did the same and theyre are getting their weekly coffee together in some way or another.

[@emmadrew50]

this has some serious magnus archives vibes in a really good way

[@commentcrusader3809]

One of my favorite channels. a "Work background, and Sleep background" I know all the stories too lol

[@NinaFelwitch]

"There is an art to flying, or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss. ... Clearly, it is this second part, the missing, that presents the difficulties." -the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy.

[@andrew9371]

Good airwaves bro

[@rumorcontrol7873]

another quality SCP, would make for a great x-files episode

[@kpmh2001]

This was actually a really interesting listen. I'm really curious what exactly was going on here.

[@yourfriendlyneighbourhoodo436]

The most unrealistic thing about this is the Gardai actually confirming a death

[@brandongriffey9474]

I knew it was a good idea to stay up late tonight

[@blueflame3785]

I dunno if anyone else noticed this or it’s a wider reference to a trope but this sounds like a hard reference to Pegasus from oyasumi punpun, who often says things similar but the most similar connection being that the catchphrase often used by Pegasus is “good vibrations”.

[@marquisstewart2904]

Right when I'm at work, nice. Good to listen to in the background

[@brotherhoodofsteelsoldier1356]

I feel like it would be smarter to probably have a mtf or security squad on alert

[@DanielSan1776]

*OH BOY! IT’S 3AM!!*

[@Theta940]

For a moment there, I thought this was going to have a happy end.

[@kylenwhitt9002]

12 am and trying to sleep good timing

[@jaydenstewart419]

"There are anomalies that harm you if you don't believe in something Anomalies that harm you if you do Anomalies that come into existence because of beliefs And anomalies that can die just as easily too" - the introduction to an anomalous book release from Dr. Suess titled "An Anomalous Day for You and Who"

[@rubywoo1878]

Oh, a SCP with a happy ending! *30* seconds later..nvm.

[@agrimmon]

They’re going about it too complicated. All they need is to forget to fall

[@hielokasama5574]

Took a leap of faith to a whole nother level

[@3ExtraLives]

Idk why, but Olivia taking flight made me cry

[@Sol-hm7ol]

killing it with these uploads

[@riverfoster7404]

I really thought this was just going to be a riff on the Wiley coyote standing in the air until he looks down thing

[@TheArcSet]

Thanks for this.

[@Thomas.Wright]

The kid's name is Ashton Kutcher? AS IN THAT KID FROM THAT 70S SHOW?

[@flappy7373]

being impaled by sharp rocks is another perfect words to end an SCP entry with.

[@martinpat94]

Kind of reminds me of the Pickup Artist Manual SCP. Forget the number but it kind of seems similar to this where some sort of self help manipulates peoples minds for some reason despite it being nonsensical

[@christiangauthier727]

God! Yeah! That one was creepy AF! With the wax statuettes jumping into the women and the way it ends, it's awesome horror stuff!

[@christiangauthier727]

SCP-3512 The More You Know

[@Lazarou101]

Anyone remember Coyote Bongwater from Destroy All Humans 2? That's who I'm picturing when Rainbow is talking.

[@michaelandreipalon359]

Why, yes, but I didn't parallel it with this. Man, I hope the nearing Reprobed release of the game is really good.

[@Lazarou101]

@@michaelandreipalon359 Oh yeah personality wise they're very different, just got similar vibes mean. I really liked the first remake so I'm optimistic, hopefully if they remake 3 they can make new ones after.

[@tyreegaff5184]

i always listen to you when im winding down for the day. your voice velvet my guy.

[@ConstantChanger1000]

Ohhh, this was good and also genuinely creepy, I love it! I honestly don't think there's anything anomalous about Rainbow or an memetic weirdness regarding what he says. This felt like commentary on new age mysticism, if you've ever heard Deepak Chopra speak, I got that feeling from this. Imagine a more detailed transcript of some of Rainbow's speeches/sermons, replace "good airwaves" with "good energy" and you have Deepak Chopra, who claims that if you're ya know, in tune with the universe you can cure all disease and even halt or greatly slow the aging process and people fall for that BS by the 100s of thousands, this is that, just taken a little further.

[@Qardo]

Good airwaves, man. ✌️

[@reiterhilfe3526]

When Redbull gives you wings but it's not the kind of wings you expected

[@frocurl]

Dude you're my favorite channel!