Film Theory: The Inside Out Analog Horror Gets DARK...

[@pixelgoat7317]

Stories where the parents are good, supportive people are ironically the biggest breath of fresh air to a horror-based story; too often abusive and/or negligent parents are such a tired trope at this point.

[@GanderG]

DO THE SONIC TAPES! 👇

[@sarahloveless1726]

It also brings up that sometimes these problems just....happen.

[@SomeChristianGuy9]

Fair enough

[@emptyteardrops]

Especially when they over-do it, like if I wanna read a corny overly tragic backstory I could just read a wattpad fanfic

[@coolio104]

​@@emptyteardropsor a Spiderman comic

[@indradevvv]

the fact that this is so deep that they have self-help links in the description is insane

[@dswiftie]

@goontoon-g5q what?

[@Error_Era]

@@dswiftiethat is what we call a bot

[@ArtemisAYO]

​@@dswiftiecall the cops on them

[@dswiftie]

@@Error_Era ah

[@vida2559]

@@dswiftie dont reply to the bot ...

[@SpottyCong]

You know when the ‘viewer discretion advised’ think comes on things are getting dark…

[@thesonicheroeslover]

I can't even watch it after accepting the warning. That's how dark it is.

[@MariaTorres-zz6vd]

Yeah I got the same thing but idc what it says I’m not scared of any analog horror

[@iaintoon3715]

And there was a thing that said call a thing where I think helps u if ur scared or smt

[@user3f-jknl]

Yeah I got a KZbin warning

[@user3f-jknl]

​@@MariaTorres-zz6vdsame

[@gamerfamer6893]

Genuine discomfort whenever the entity is shown. That’s how you know this is good horror.

[@captainace04]

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[@Pokeshek1]

7:39 SHIZAAAAAA

[@archeese-o4s]

i think the "without them you are nothing" is symbolic to her key emotions like joy,sadness,anger and envy being quite litteraly not there

[@megadoodoo6511]

I thought that too

[@wilddinofacts2073]

Good point

[@tomasalvarezgarcia-blanco1412]

Same

[@miss-socio-btpe]

That's what I thought they meant at first 😅

[@ChaoticSiIence]

Yeah i thought the same thing

[@Tr7.713]

The fact that L30 made an analogue story that not only is a horror, but is real and grounded in a problem many people face is amazing. Its even more amazing that he hides so many details, but i think the most beautiful part of it, is that where most analogue horror creators would have left a bad and tragic ending, L30 took the opportunity to not only show the world of these problem, but also show that you can get help and grow.

[@EpsilonMono]

Things based on reality is often the most terrifying.

[@Web_Slade]

Riley being bipolar makes sense. The entire story of the first movie is that joy and sadness are gone, and at the beginning of the second, the emotions are amplified.

[@flopps1051]

Well both of those had explanations. She was depressed in the first movie because of her move and she started puberty in the second

[@chrisdunker54]

It does indeed. But the second movie was such a sequel movie.

[@calebadam2576]

​@@chrisdunker54Being a sequel movie has a lot of different meanings. Which are you referring to?

[@wyattisbesturmom]

the fact below the video a suicide line is there is crazy

[@mr.x6313]

Umm…no.

[@lokiman1352]

As a psych student about to get my degree this year I really appreciate the way how you explained the difficulties in treating and diagnosing people and I really appreciate how you explained how hard our job can be sometimes.

[@chrisdunker54]

As a sufferer of bipolar disorder I appreciate your deep dive into this topic. What's more, I like how you don't just label things you explain them as well. It's why the Theorists are a cut above most KZbin societies.

[@NoctivagantDiurnal]

Hope ur doin OK 👍

[@Doodle.D-cz4wq]

I also wish you well, buddy!

[@TheOnionAnimator]

Hope your alright, dude.

[@VolcanixAquatix]

Same. I had untreated Bipolar2 for many years, but now that I was able to get proper medication help, a strong support system, and effective therapy, I am halfway through my bachelor's degree and moving forward. Living with a mood disorder is rough, but it can be managed. ❤ Hope you're doing well 🥰

[@AbdulRaheem-i8v]

I hope your doing good

[@Dusty.D3m0n]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how Lee doesn’t demonize these disorders, I have someone in my life that I’m close to that has schizophrenia and any time I tell someone they assume they’re crazy and it’s really sad. Because of how close this person is to me and my family it closely affects my life, especially during their episodes and it sucks. I’m only 14 and I’m having to deal with their manic state and at one point, shutting them out completely until they get better. So giving out correct information about these disorders and not just demonizing them is really helpful, so again thank you

[@kitty79er]

yah i had a close friend with schizophrenia, don't worry their well i just moved and i haven't found a way to get back in contact

[@dragonofdesire]

I mean this in the best way possible, but why exactly are you on the internet watching such a disturbing video, that it has a suicide hotline embedded on it, when you're 14? I genuinely think you shouldn't just be randomly browsing the net at that age.

[@Dusty.D3m0n]

@@dragonofdesire I like film theory and they posted, plus I like dark stuff like this bc I too have been affected by major depression and other things like such

[@J.I.Y.H]

@@dragonofdesirei personally think everyone should be educated about mental health situations, especially since early teens or just teens in general are the ones who are more likely to go through them, i mean riley is literally a teen and is going through all this, so what do YOU exactly mean?

[@jbuchana]

@@dragonofdesire A non-stigmatized exploration of mental illness is valuable to anyone, even at a young age. This video shows that there is hope and that things can, and likely will, get better. A good lesson for a young person who might already be suffering from some symptoms. While mania and schizophrenia *usually* don't manifest until the very late teens or twenties, depression and severe anxiety disorders very often hit younger people. One of my earliest core memories is from a preschool age where I try to explain my depression to my parents. They didn't get it at all, understandable because this was in the 1960s before good information about mental illness was commonaly available. Now that it is, it should be passed on to people who might be affected. At the age of 39 I was diagnosed with bipolar and it has made my life so much better. Treatment as a teenager or younger would have made my life a lot better in those intervening years Sadly, this was not likely, or even possible in the 60s and early 70s.

[@Hoshiartz]

Inside Out lore got so crazy that the film theorists needed to talk about it

[@CYNTH_14]

inside out lore on film theory before gta VI

[@Itotaldont]

​@azcafcefwaed-f3gget help u disgusting human being

[@TheDragonfriday]

They needed to branch out other video types honestly. They limit themselves just films instead they should make videos of popular videos on KZbin

[@Sgdkdksksks]

@@CYNTH_14yesss

[@DinGamingRobloxRealAlt]

@azcafcefwaed-f3gHOW DID YOU MAKE THE READ MORE BACKWARDS?!

[@steelhurricane4089]

I have another reason Riley may not have been taking her meds. I have an uncle with schizophrenia, and a lot of the time, they stop taking their medication because they’ve convinced themselves they don’t need it, as they often struggle to recognize and identify the symptoms as they happen

[@azathoththe3rd]

I remember when I was in highschool we watch videos where they're first person perspectives of people who suffer from disorders and issues. Schizophrenia genuinely unsettled me. The idea that you literally can't trust anything you hear is terrifying to me.

[@Yarnagan]

I came down to the comments to make sure someone had said exactly this. Many people with a wide range of mental health issues choose not to take their medications for any number of reasons, like thinking they don't need it (either that they didn't need it in the first place or that it's cured them and they don't need it anymore) or not liking the way it makes them feel. Many also just struggle to keep up with taking them if they don't have someone to help them, but I'd think this wouldn't apply to Riley, her parents probably pick up the prescription and remind her to take them.

[@MelanieCaffrey]

I suffer from Dissociative Identity Disorder and this video really made me nervous at first but the way you explained it with such care means alot. Sadly not alot of people take time to understand these disorders so it means alot to me. Thank you Lee and all the theorists because we can tell you truly care based on how delicate you always are on these topics.

[@Donutiscool]

I also have some undiagnosed mental issues, but probably not as bad as DID. I hope you get better, dude. ❤️❤️❤️

[@mrbeemstdraws286]

🧢🧢🧢

[@mrbeemstdraws286]

Sorry that was my alter, he hates people spouting bullcrap

[@cupcakejack7375]

​@@mrbeemstdraws286 get some help, you absolute loser

[@holdensaia5962]

I kinda want to know, how is the system, is everyone ok?

[@mossy1476]

when I was a teen, I had a severe depression. after years of battling with it, including going to live-in facilities, therapy, a whole host of medications, I managed to recover from it. Im not fully out of the woods yet but Im getting there. I dont really need the type of message anymore that was at the end of the video. but I do want to say that, if I had seen that, when I was still a depressed teenager, it wouldve meant a lot to me. I think it really wouldve helped me. so thank you guys for making sure you're treating this subject with the care it needs and deserves ❤

[@TRXY420]

Good to hear, that you doing better!

[@superbeybladess1073]

I used to suffer with that when I was 6 - 11 I battled it for a long time and I'm glad I'm out of those woods at the time I didn't even know I was depressed or anything so it went untreated I'm just glad it didn't get to self harm, I pray NO one would or should go through it.

[@TRXY420]

@@superbeybladess1073 No deserves it too.

[@furyphoenix1390]

This comment deserves a pin as a great example. Also I'm glad your doing better now :3. 💔❤‍🩹♥

[@devolution-wt9ou]

For me I had and still have depression and am medicated for it and I'm doing better

[@Random_guy12-k9c]

Just me who loves how they make theory’s on things made by small creators? It’s just all that better, it’s like a guessing game on what the next theory is.

[@maironamakesstuff]

I've found some pretty great content creators and indie games through Theorist videos!

[@Random_guy12-k9c]

@@maironamakesstuff same! I found the Mandela catalog through them!

[@osmosisjones4912]

Anxiety is really surprise accustomed to bad news

[@matthewboire6843]

They made this video because of what it was, not necessarily because who made it

[@TsunamiKitten56]

​@@matthewboire6843 🙄 yeah, and OP is still correct either way 😂

[@Basmoh-m3w]

16:19 the flower inside the head is a lotus flower and it symbolises purity, same with the blue colour scheme

[@vyor8837]

It may also represent the Lotus Eater Machine trope, first found in greek myth.

[@Queen_Cnidarian]

You know it’s dark when KZbin asks if you’re sure you want to continue before watching it.

[@bartdoomguy]

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[@Cristian-n7t]

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[@abyzzmare]

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[@Skylar-yl6po]

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[@_Missileknows23547]

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[@Just_a_Dionysus_Child]

This is why although I miss matpat I love Lee…he treated this topic with such care, research, and when the theorist cover topics like this they always make sure you know about what they’re covering so you don’t get uncomfortable…and Lee even checked on us at the end…man I love these channels Edit: and it’s the same thing with the lacy games (or Lacey cause I don’t remember how to spell it) video on game theory…Tom handled that topic very well and he even stated that it would probably be the most serious and concerning topic they’ve ever covered since he’s taken over game theory but still I feel like we’ve got some good theorists!!

[@GamerXCreeper]

Where is Matpat

[@joseguadalupemartineztorre9702]

I completely understand why this topic is very difficult for the Theorists to cover. Never forget Ronnie

[@mu1_regenerate]

@@GamerXCreeper retired

[@V1legend868]

Why do I feel like matpat would keep making it more scary

[@KingMurese]

Facts

[@gertrashcan]

My mother suffered from schizophrenia, when she got medication to treat it, she sometimes called me to tell me how much worse those medications made her feel... I wish I could've helped her, but I was just a child back then. My father still blames everything on my mother, even after she committed su1cide This just shows how important it is to talk about mental health topics. Mental health issues can be worse than physical issues, yet, a lot of people still don't take mental health issues seriously. Thank you for making this episode, society needs more of this❤

[@Meazaminasea]

haha

[@Swervo_CHI]

rip your mom

[@mohamedfkihi1088]

This idiot meazaminasea just do not know what it is like to suffer a loss of someone because of their disorder. I never suffered one directionaly nor did my family, but I think they made the perfect theory to help all sides of these issues like your situation, I hope your good man

[@user-bx3kz9sp8p]

I'm sorry. I truly hope you don't blame yourself for her passing, and I hope that she can finally rest in peace. Wishing you the absolute best. :)

[@AmityFan234]

That’s sad :(

[@nepetaleijone1649]

As someone who's been struggling for a LONG time, this video means a lot. This has been handled SO well. Thank you man

[@moona_rue]

The self-help number being here surprised me and I got warning when I clicked the video too 😭 I have an anxiety disorder and I always appreciate that when the Theorists go into topics of mental health like the Smile one and the Spiderverse one, they handle the topics with such care and research. They don’t try to downplay or sugarcoat these topics to make them fit a theory,or in any way insult those who actually have them-And this video is another example of that. It also serves to spread awareness of mental health in an understandable,intresting way to those who might’ve otherwise gone misled on the reality of mental health disorders/illnesses. I think that by relating these topics to fictional characters,it gives people a great perspective on the struggle and an example on how to be empathetic.

[@Leoniscordis]

This is why most ADHD and AuDHD individuals get misdiagnosed with bipolar the first time. When I was 15 I was misdiagnosed with bipolar and was out on a bunch of different medications (including Seroquel),then later found out I wasn't bipolar at all, just on the spectrum of AuDHD. Later in college while getting my degree in psychology I learned that ADHD and it's counterparts is one of the most misdiagnosed forms of disorders in kids, teen, and adults. Misdiagnosing can lead to so much pain and agony

[@aqwkingchampion13]

And to make it even more complicated, sometimes it goes both ways, not getting diagnosed with it if you have it, or getting diagnosed when you don’t. I was diagnosed with ADHD and bipolar because I was bored re-learning everything over and over in class and, after getting my work done, would try to occupy myself. I don’t even remember exactly how I was ‘disrupting class’ according to them because all of the medications they put me on (at age 6!) can have negative effects on memory, even if you’re supposed to be taking them, and especially if you aren’t. My memory is still garbage now, 20 years later.

[@shaiazencot]

Whats Audhd? I know ADHD but whats that

[@GuyWithTotallyCalmTemper88]

If you don't mind me asking, what's AuDHD? I know ADHD stands for "Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder" but what's the extra lowercase "u" there for?

[@shaiazencot]

@@GuyWithTotallyCalmTemper88 my same question

[@Tea.Rabbits]

​@@shaiazencot Autism+ Adhd im pretty sure,

[@Yukiomustang]

As someone with bipolar, I appreciate their language and no judgement tone, in a way their kindness, towards this issue. The emphasis on doctor help, the fact that they mention that medication doesn’t work, that it’s okay, that it’s hard to take the medicine and it can have side effects that are bad.

[@haleybug230]

This episode definitely hits home for me. My aunt has bipolar schizophrenia. She has come a long way, has her ups and downs.

[@spritebubbles]

I've had hard times in my head, toggling with my family dramas and bullying, coping with sh, and I can fully say it gets better, use the resources you have and make a good support system, it will save you

[@DANIELH013]

Glad you’re doing well! Hope you continue to do well

[@pixelcamp1495]

Glad your getting better! Hope u live a happy life!

[@osmosisjones4912]

The entity is a college indoctrination

[@NoctivagantDiurnal]

The hard part is getting My friends to get help. Any tips or anything to convince ppl to get the help they need?

[@Matt_L]

Never thought there was gonna be an inside out analog horror

[@cristinapirvan7412]

Stop it

[@scaper8]

Especially one that has something critical to say!

[@arvidgreat]

Me neither but it fits. When it comes to emptions, personalities and such thing few things are as scary.

[@Skyhigh-xp3su]

The monster kina looks like Finn from adventure Time ngl

[@bonnieplushtuber5517]

Agreed and I honestly don’t like it. I would’ve preferred Lee tackling Greylock or Midwest

[@piplupcola]

The only thing scary about this Inside Out Analog Series is probably how fast Disney is gonna shut it down bcos it "doesnt fit the Disney image".

[@Redissus]

What the​@goontoon-g5q

[@BSAcamperreview123]

Trrrruuuee Like all Disney cares abt is da mmmmmmooooooonnnnnnnneeeeeeeyyyyyyy

[@Hedgehogspeedthesmilingcritter]

Thank you for making my chances of getting nightmares fall off

[@FireBladesGameing]

Duck Fisney.

[@Evan-ro3yz]

Owl house moment

[@christianrichard8794]

Thank you for this video. I’ve never felt more represented as someone with bipolar/schizoaffective disorder. It helped explain my disorder to my family in a way that they could understand. The only thing I would add is Anosognosia: “a condition where you cannot recognize the health condition that you may have”. It affects a lot of people with psychotic disorders and could be a big reason why people stop taking their meds; they don’t think they need them anymore when they really truly do.

[@burnt-toast7411]

THIS ^^^ it's why alot of people go undiagnosed. Because they thing it's ok or someone else's fult

[@Leaf-b4d]

“That isn’t a theory, that’s a fact.” Wow. That hit me hard.

[@Idioticvines]

It’s no longer just a theory, they’re gonna need to call it movie facts.

[@NotEarlCroissantly]

One of the last words of MatPat before returning.

[@SMILEY666Y]

This scares me even more because of Inside out 3 coming out soon in couple of years it sort of haunting to see Riley become as probably a depressed struggling person as she grew during adulthood.

[@aleciaduncan6271]

This episode could not have come at a better time for me. I just got diagnosed with OCD, and have been trialing numerous medications, including quetiapine. It’s been so difficult managing symptoms of my OCD but also the medication side effects too. To see these issues bring brought to light on a channel I love so much made me tear up. Thank you for talking about something so deep and so real ❤

[@LyricAndCompany]

Best of luck with getting the right balance of treatment! Those first few weeks on a new medication can be rough, I hope you're able to find what works for you without too much turbulence ❤

[@Pokeplayer10]

I’ve been diagnosed with BPD which has similar symptoms to Bipolar disorder. It’s so hard. Thank you for raising awareness

[@Mangaka718]

as someone who recently needed 988's help, thank you for taking this topic seriously. You guys always have, and I appreciate it.

[@FettuccineWithUke]

I just think that the “entity” outside the car was just an oncoming truck

[@BrooklynGuyJr]

Me too it's "horns" look to straight and flat

[@blahthebiste7924]

Truck Punchline never fails

[@KillerSarcasm284U]

@@blahthebiste7924 truck-kun

[@emptyteardrops]

right like i’m pretty sure that’s what it is

[@craze1138]

Why did it look like Finn the human

[@cobtheconqueror]

I lost an uncle to paranoid schizophrenia. It was painful. I appreciate the dignity and care put into this video.

[@jensenrister]

Hey man, i hope he rests in peace. I pray that you feel better, god bless you

[@Cyanide_system]

I have bipolar, borderline personality disorder, and narcissistic personality disorder. It's really nice to see things like this talked about and not in a way that makes victims of it look like monsters. We are people.

[@abdelrahman788]

7:29 That one just turned the video from 10/10 to 1000/10.

[@poodarts]

Or did it?

[@Doormaster-eo4mc]

*vsauce music playing in the background

[@UserOffTheInternet]

1000/10 doesn't exist. Or does it?

[@deadpoolchimichangas7111]

At this point let’s do all the horror AU of every movie and show there is.

[@g.n.a4871]

Some are really easy to do

[@bibibaksh3156]

@goontoon-g5q End

[@morningbowl3156]

Pass, it’ll drive “innocent/family friendly fun turned scary” even more into the ground

[@deadpoolchimichangas7111]

@@morningbowl3156 true

[@Artxypop]

they're really getting creative with inside out analog horror now aren't they?

[@jessy1982]

I expected something a lot more gorey because the title of the movie "inside out" is right there

[@ummekhadija7099]

I love Lee, he actually coaches us about things, he gives us indirect advice and love to us (the ‘you’re not alone’ part got me ❤) he even gave us links to make us feel better. Also, I love how instead of focusing on the bad parts of the tapes, he just jumped into how Riley can and will get better. We all love you Lee. ❤❤❤

[@luckyduchesse8924]

Riley is lucky to have really supporting parents, it's not always the case. If you're suffering but you don't have support around you, please reach out to mental health specialists. They truly helped me in a tough time and I felt really supported and less alone.

[@elliottenglish2388]

This is so deep for what originates from a children movie. As someone who suffers from depression (diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder), I'm glad something that can get people to relate and understand is coming out, no matter how dark it is.

[@lunyxappocalypse7071]

Technically it's a family movie, but I get what you mean.

[@Kulkogo]

The fear and anxiety of an analog horror disgusts me, but despite the sadness it brings, I still feel joy watching it unfold.

[@NinjaPickle]

Anger Ennui Envy Embarrassment

[@laughingkjot6417]

Ha I get it.

[@definitelynotthefoundation5646]

Go sit down.

[@superscourgeepicness]

*Slow clap*

[@Narbisprettycool]

Absolute cinema

[@Geosage99]

I see so many people here saying how this has helped them and how open and educational this is. I have battled for years with mental health issues and I can say that this episode of film theory deals with such a sensitive topic so beautifully. It's also wonderful to see the support links to allow people to start their journey or get further help if they need it. You're not alone, people. Your struggles are valid and you follow your own path in life. You're not broken, you just need some extra support ❤

[@alhir2441]

This video came at just the right time when I was overthinking. Thank you to everyone behind it-it really helped me feel better. I just wanted to share that I struggle with social anxiety-basically, I’m afraid of meeting people. I’m getting treatment, but the healthcare system here still has a lot of issues. Medications often run out, and I miss my doses. The long waits and complex processes are also really draining. I don’t have enough money to handle all of this, so I have to navigate these challenges. To anyone out there dealing with similar struggles, thank you for staying strong! And wish me luck, i hope one day I’ll find a way through this.

[@CottonCandySharks]

All the luck friend ❤️

[@megadoodoo6511]

I wish you the best ❤️

[@megadoodoo6511]

I wish you the best ❤️

[@megadoodoo6511]

I wish you the best ❤️

[@megadoodoo6511]

I wish you the best ❤️

[@brondwin]

As someone who has been fighting bipolar for nearly 20 years this was a really refreshing look at what it is and how it changes you, ive lost count of how many medications ive gone through and the various kinds of therapy. I thank you and i appreciate you for showing its symptoms in a way that makessense for those that dont stuggle with it. Its a very misunderstood condition due to it being so different for every sufferer

[@literaldoorknob]

seeing subject matter like psychosis and self-harm handled well inside of an inside out 2 analog horror series of all things is genuinely so unexpectedly refreshing

[@Royal-breeze]

As someone with Bipolar 2, I'm so glad that you mentioned how one type of medication / treatment doesn't fit everyone. It's so important, but also difficult to go through the process of figuring out medications and correct doses that work for you. It took a few different ones for me before I found one that helped. But I'm also super glad that you've mentioned how you need to seek further help along side that medication too. It's not just a medication fixes everything like people assume. You guys are amazing for respectfully discussing this topic as many big platforms don't. For anyone who's trying to get help please know this: The hardest thing to do is making the appointment. The second hardest is to go to it. From there it does get better. I promise as I'm going through it currently

[@blkpaint7199]

I love how it makes the horror and reality of mental health/disorders hard to watch and disturbing. It is... inside and out.

[@TheRealSuperRabbid]

Ba bum tee (In all seriousness, I agree with this comment.)

[@Purpleolives123]

It’s also something that more people need to be more aware of

[@danny_jh1373]

It's the part about emotional numbness that got me. It like you're unable to reach yourself. You know you need saving but you're unable to care.

[@FreezingToad]

Gotta give ya some crazy props here Lee. Covering such a sensitive topic for so many people creates a ton of landmines to navigate. You did so expertly, keeping things light enough, but not taking the limelight away from the primary focus of this video. Awesome work and much love.

[@toxictoad05]

Yalls always covering the most unknown topics and putting maximum effort, mad respect!

[@AutismAce2024]

As someone who suffers from bipolar disorder and psychosis, along with having dad with schizophrenia, this really puts a spotlight on our issues and helps people understand us better.

[@DeanPark2007]

I'm on quentiapine myself for my anxiety and my suicidal ideation and it actually helps me so much. It's helped clear my head and I've never felt any other medication or therapy that I have used helped. I'm glad that you're spreading awareness of all the truths behind mental health struggles. Thank you Film Theory. I've never felt safer in this space ❤

[@sambakerman9406]

Have you had issues with weight gain?

[@aderptedpotato7207]

Just a reminder to anyone struggling with hallucinations and/or thoughts of hurting yourself: Those voices and thought you have are lying and you’re worth so much more than you can ever realize! You’ve totally got this! 💖

[@YuriAnimations-y2i]

Im struggling with suicidel thoughts and stuff and im only 13 >:/ i hate my brain so much sometimes. But, i really needed this comment, thanks :)

[@TRXY420]

​@@YuriAnimations-y2ilet's hope that you Get better soon!👍

[@YuriAnimations-y2i]

@@TRXY420 Thanks

[@SimsyHazel]

@@YuriAnimations-y2i Honestly, used to think about it when I was younger...

[@YuriAnimations-y2i]

@@SimsyHazel I hope you're doing better now :)

[@CaliSheppard]

As someone who is medically diagnosed with Bipolar disorder I love that this series has shown the real problems we face. I feel as though mental disorders have become a trend and this shows that it shouldn’t be taken lightly

[@DinGamingRobloxRealAlt]

This video is crazy. I’ve seen many Inside Out lore videos, and I thought they were fake, but this just makes everything pop out of the clear. Insane statement.

[@MilkshakyOffcial]

Actually, the thing that hits the car in the false thought, is a semi truck. And wow, a powerful message to everyone

[@RonaldGrant-l7n]

I thought it was good boy from Trevor Henderson

[@hunshown]

@@RonaldGrant-l7n dude😂

[@akumademon2879]

I actually really love this, I got recommended this video a while back too and I actually kind of enjoyed what the creator did with the concept, I think it's really cool you're analyzing films by smaller creators, let alone fan films!

[@firefire4691]

My the imagery is unsettling, I'm gonna watch this somewhere else besides my room at midnight!

[@AmariJayce]

13:44 I've been through many, many trials of antidepressants and mood stabilizers, and this is completely accurate. It's very much a trial and error thing, no single medication works for everyone

[@Freedomfred25]

Yeah and I didn’t have any improvements until I got on 5 different meds so it’s definitely a trial thing

[@lacytaylor1501]

I've been through so many different meds over my years of dealing with my mental health. I've had ones that messed with my heart rate for some reason, ones that made me so lifeless it was terrifying, and one time I had a strange reaction where my medication was causing my eyes to constantly look upwards to the point trying to force them to look straight hurt almost as much as them being stuck. The trials of trying to find the right medicine for your mental health can be tough but I finally found the best solution for me after so many years.

[@Bøzist]

This is actually so smart. I've never imagined how the inside of someone's head who has a mental disorder/illness would look like, and now that I have, it is horrifying.

[@GoldishFish]

Inside out is a great movie series. Glad to see a theory on analogue horror about it

[@XoxoCupie]

As someone who has struggled with psychosis, this is so refreshing to see. It's handled so well by our host here and the way the horror doesn't demonize Riley for having it is so nice to see. I've never felt so oddly validated by a horror, but I love it

[@Shadowluigi-pj9nq]

My Gran had manic depression, my mum said it was really difficult to live with her because she was only 5 years old and she only had her dad who worked most of the time. My mum doesn't talk about it very much but when she does I can tell it still hurts

[@sweaterweatherlady]

So did my gramma. I understand. Her inner circle did their very best to keep her grounded, even with meds. She got much better and quit sugar (which triggered some of it!), but the impact it left on her family is long-lasting. RIP, Gramma.

[@Ryleigh_TheGreat]

THIS IS ONE OF MY FAV ANALOGS IM SO HAPPY YOU FOUND IT!!!

[@Ryleigh_TheGreat]

@goontoon-g5q um what

[@The_untitled-bigback_gamer]

​@goontoon-g5q wth

[@Ryleigh_TheGreat]

@Beef-z3y YEA I LOVE IT

[@Hiro_7318]

5:45 That thing looks like Duolingo Bird, hes the real cause of this, Riley forgot her Spanish Lesson

[@MaskGamer7-k7x]

You know what they say “It’s either Spanish or Vanish”

[@harrypotterandtheglockoffire]

NAH DAWG 😭 i should probably go do mi español rn

[@XavierTR985]

​@@MaskGamer7-k7x Eh?! Gardevoir?! Are you a real girl or just a gamer male?

[@MaskGamer7-k7x]

@@XavierTR985 gamer male

[@penutbutterandjelly8523]

ITS A SEMI TRUCK

[@Thatguy-fw9ld]

As someone who has gone through depressive episodes, I agree with the what you’re talking about, specifically the finding a different medication solution. When I first started My Anti-Depressents I felt awful, the tablets I was taking were making me worse, but eventually I found medication that worked and now I’m 10 months into the medication and I have never been as happy as I feel today in the past few years. I’ve had really bad days but I’ve had good people to support me and I hope those who need support find it and begin to heal like I have.

[@Magnas_Null]

Honestly, I would say that this is exactly the video I needed right now. Been struggling with reoccurring and intensifying depressive episodes for almost 8 Years now and I finally made the decision to drop my pride and get professional help. Took me long enough to realize something so blatantly obvious. 😅 Wish me luck folks.👍

[@sassymomfriend]

Thank you so much for your compassionate explanation of bipolar disorder. As someone who was diagnosed young and didn’t know anything about bipolar disorder other than stigma-based fearmongering, it’s really nice to see this and know that someone else in my situation will feel a little better educated

[@silversonic1]

I was here. Left at 1:47. Not my cup of tea.

[@ethan-not-a-pastafarian]

Respect, it’s definitely not a smooth ride afterwards

[@I_like_ducks35]

I left here 2:04

[@TheCursedCake]

Good for you man. Always do what's best for you.

[@StaleBacon7]

i watched this series since tape 1

[@JammalSonOfJammal]

Same

[@itz_serene4952]

I’m… surprised. Usually I pull up to this channel for fun and giggles, but today, I really felt relatable. Not that I have psychotic disorders, but the amount of stress I feel on a daily basis makes me feel depressed and even makes me wanna oof myself. I really needed this small speech… thanks.

[@Idontpaytaxeslol]

My idea for the entity is: Depression. If you think about it with Riley attempting to…….do things it’s a very common symptom of depression and it’s very sad. No one deserves to always feel sad. There is happiness in this world

[@Idontpaytaxeslol]

What may be causing the horrid stuff in her head is something terrible happening such as the death of a loved one

[@1michaelbailey]

In the accident if it was real or not it is not a monster it is actually a semi truck

[@yazzkwiinxwx2334]

Good thing you caught this series before Disney took it down

[@dartocop7021]

Man, as someone who's been through depression and had suicidal thoughts, seeing this episode really warms my heart. I see all the times I've gone through pain and suffering as battle scars. Scars that serve as proof of just how much stronger I've gotten in my life since then.

[@sdbeufb7223]

5:51 I thought that the false memory was of a fake car crash where they collided with a semi-truck.

[@sonicthehedgehog1606]

It was about time someone made an inside out horror with mental disorders

[@apjtv2540]

I've only seen one psychotic episode in my life, and it was the scariest thing I've ever seen. Something about hearing someone so lucid claiming they saw you suffer something horrible or do something horrible is just really unnerving.

[@Scribble_Dragon1]

As someone who has been through that type of pain, I feel very terrible who the people that are dealing with it and I love this video, it’s very descriptive.

[@Matt_L]

I want cannibalism week back

[@Potterhead1111]

Same bro, same

[@v1rzen]

So real

[@Mica_105]

Same...

[@JustarandomR]

Same

[@yourself-p7h]

Same.

[@rybolenefishbean4883]

I am so glad that talking about mental health isn't so taboo anymore, myself I suffer from chronic depression, thanks to med's and the support I have from my friends and wife I make it to the next morning everyday. To anyone reading this, as said in this video, you are never alone and remember, you ARE an amazing person for being just who you are. Much love friend.

[@geckojack5169]

Man my false memories are usually "I turn in homework but in reality I didn't"

[@0skaroooolol]

I sometimes think i didnt close a door after closing it

[@crissdace8358]

I've been having false memories aswell ain't nothing to crazy but still sheesh

[@burnt-toast7411]

As a Schizophrenic, I smell things (root bear, bubble gum ect) that are not there when I don't want to, or here a voice I don't recognize, it's not human, but it's not in a direction irl to actually tell where it came from. I think there's a difference from forgetfulness and Hallucinations

[@hailcat7027]

This topic is so important. Thank you to the theorists team for taking this so seriously. I work in the criminal justice system in Canada, right on the front lines in courtrooms. Our mental health system is absolutely failing, and people aren't getting the help they need. I see it in victims of crime, I see it in those who are committing such crimes, and I'm seeing it in the general public all around me. I'm currently dealing with my own problems with the help of my family. Mental healthcare is real healthcare and must be taken seriously. Untreated mental health problems can cause unemployment, isolation, being on other health conditions, and cause death. North America is struggling immensely with treating mental health and I thank you for taking the time to cover not only an interesting look into a fascinating take on emotions within these Disney movies from a talented artist, but also for taking it so seriously.

[@katharos2112]

this video found me at the perfect time, and honestly saved my life. thank you so much from the bottom of my soul.

[@Vex-ey6mu]

Okay, I wasn't expecting a video about the Inside Out Analog Horror

[@Whatdadogdoing-ph3ev]

@goontoon-g5q Nobody is falling for your ragebait you absolute nerd.

[@CaffeinedBunny]

13:26 It feels so weird when the video zooms in on the pills and it shows the EXACT SAME PILL I USED TO TAKE

[@Stuffedcrust_73]

We need a Duck song theory, please, this series was a huge part of our childhoods and they just finished the series ❤️

[@Deftfox0914]

Last year I was diagnosed, with schizoaffective disorder and while it might sound crazy this arg and this episode makes me feel so seen. For years I thought my life would be limited if I sought help but I was wrong. When I finally got thr courage to ask my doctor about hallucinations I had been having for years along with delusions of manifestations of my psyche out to get me, I was able to get diagnosed and the help I needed. It took months to find what worked for me but it was worth it even if it was really scary at first. I think as heavy as the topic was with how this episode was handled, it will help a lot of people and I'm grateful for the exposure. There aren't enough outlets letting people know these disorders are natural and can be managed

[@phoenixssong3492]

I’m schizoaffective too. And it helps me feel pretty seen too. I definitely won’t watch the series myself but I love this analysis.

[@Deftfox0914]

@phoenixssong3492 it would be a bit much for me but I appreciate the analysis

[@Baghl761]

I'm glad you guys did this episode. I had a very very terrible childhood and, while it's not diagnosed yet, I'm pretty sure that I am bipolar. I was recently finally able to escape my mother and stepfather and my life has significantly improved since I've moved in with my bio dad. Having people that actually care about me around that are actually concerned about my health and safety edit on top of the stability of staying in one place and not constantly moving has done wonders for me. I also grew up in a constant state of physical pain because of some underlying health issues that I'm finally seeing a doctor for. Once we treat those I'm going to start seeing the therapist. I thank God everyday that she's finally helped me find some peace. Everyone in the community please wish me luck. Beyond that everyone thought your support to all the people that are suffering out here after both hurricanes hit.

[@LostNight01]

I went from “OUTSIDE IN?” To “Nope not outside in.. 😔”

[@nanuqo2006]

Outside In cooks this mid

[@ari_mel_an_angels]

That was my first thought

[@AmityFan234]

Inside out is emotions controlling Riley outside in is Riley’s controlling joy

[@mrthebyron8676]

Thank you for doing this Lee, but mainly, thank you for not judging us and helping for me personally to know that is there help💕

[@johyo.2297]

5:38 Its battman. Cant you see thw siluet???? He brought justice

[@BobertPlaysGD]

FOR GOTHAM

[@justanotherstupididiot]

"I AM VENGENCE"

[@juliani1671]

JUSTICE

[@johyo.2297]

@@juliani1671 JUSTICE

[@All-weed]

FIR JUSTICE!!!

[@princessspiderpool]

I needed to see this. I've been taking meds for my mental health since I was 10 and now I'm 30. I'm having a hard time taking my meds and the results are causing more harm than good. So thank you for this. Sometimes I need the extra reminder.

[@logikel]

though I don't struggle with psychosis, I'm currently in the midst of a major mental health crisis and relate to a lot of the things you describe in this video, and your genuine and encouraging words towards the end of the video were very kind. I'm fortunate to have a good support system like Riley does, and I'm attempting to get the help I need, but as youve said treating mental disorders, even properly diagnosed ones, is hard. I hope everyone who's going through something like this is able to get better, because even if it doesn't feel like it, you will find something that works ❤

[@apolicarpe]

As someone who is Diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder type 2 (Depressive Disorder) I’m glad there’s something like this to bring awareness🫶🏾 If you are going through anything just know that you are not alone and we care about just ask for help🤗

[@HeavenlyMercury2800]

Using Inside Out as an analog horror concept is actually genius. There are so many aspects of psychology and mental disorders that can be examined with an Inside Out lens

[@PercentageMC]

love it when film theory gets so dark a suicide warning shows up before the video

[@foxtrot3791]

Anyone else get excited when they see that discretion is advised 💀

[@Mckenna.Z]

As someone who is suffering like Rylie , it can be hard but it’s a lot harder if you have no one helping you. Thank you for bringing light to that. Mental health isn’t a joke so it’s nice to see you say it’s not a joke. All I can say is thank you