Gen Z Childhood Trauma - Jaylatne

[@diablojimbei5460]

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[@ownhanagames5529]

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[@Hillkiller]

"whats deez"

[@Hillkiller]

the wrong question

[@DisDatK9]

I’ll do it. What is Deez?

[@BobRossCat]

uhhh 874?

[@clovervalleysgroundcinnamo6573]

when i was a kid i read a simpsons version of squidwards s word on creepypasta and it ended with like " when i asked matt groening abt this in real life he screamed at me and ran away..." so of course i believed it like 100% and i was so mad when my mom told me it isnt real like... how would u know that. mom how would you know.... why would matt groening scream and run away if it wasnt real mom.

[@BigT.Larrity]

Dead Bart

[@kinnelyuwu5771]

Dead Bart is a treasure. I feel you tho, I was like that with the Ed Edd and Eddy one; although with that one I gaslit myself into thinking it was real and I saw it and was upset I was being told otherwise

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

The word is "suicide," you h*mo.

[@base21]

Suicide?

[@roachdoggjr155]

lol s word

[@toyotatacoma1616]

When I was a kid Smile Dog was the one major creepypasta that truly freaked me out. I grew up with and still have a large northern breed dog who often sits in my room in the dark, even as a little kid I knew that it was just my dog, but I could never fully dismiss the fear of her suddenly flashing a white toothed human smile before distorting into whatever the fuck that second image was. So basically for a whole month of my childhood I was scared of my own dog watching me read or draw at night.

[@TheReal_GigaChad]

Nigga that shi still freak me out. Ain't no dog supposed to look like that😂

[@neru1584]

I saw smile dogs original image as a kid and I stopped being scared. Everytime I saw smile dog I remembered the og image of the dog pogging lol

[@jpettltd]

I remember one of my friends told me they saw it when we were on a bus. scared the life out of me.

[@Tux7916]

I've never heard about such a terrifying experience with a nightmare

[@bingobunny7862]

The most traumatic story I heard when I was little, was the tale of the woman who stayed in her broken down car while her boyfriend went to get fuel at night. Till it was revealed she wakes up and finds her boyfriend still not there. she gets out to check and man door hand hook car door.

[@MrHypedHippo]

AND THE HASH SLINGING SLASHER

[@DanJD]

that’s from scary stories to tell in the dark lol

[@Lucario382]

Last part gave me seizure

[@holyweeb777]

​@@MrHypedHippoLMAO, THAT'S FROM SPONGEBOB

[@spadedonkey2683]

Mr. Sandmaaan

[@salted_pretzels4801]

No fucking way. The “I Know You’re Awake” story scared me for SO LONG. As soon as I saw “Gen Z childhood trauma” that and scary stories to tell in the dark came to mind but I’ve never met ANYONE ELSE who knew “I Know You’re Awake”

[@JayLatne]

I know you're awake fuckdd me up BAD, like I remember reading it and it just always stuck with me. even I'd the writing is kinda bad the line "what it would probably consider it's masterpiece" is so clunky and has been stuck in my brain since, but the core idea is fucking skin crawling

[@ikaiju-eu9wn]

i read it a long time ago

[@wesanatorf465]

@@JayLatne im so glad i didn't read that because i did have a nightmare of something exactly like that story and if i read something like that im pretty sure id have an anxiety disorder and probably a sleep disorder

[@pastelsparadox]

SAME. OH MY GOD

[@pundertalefan4391]

I've never heard of it. Interesting. :03

[@LegendsP137]

As dude in his mid 20s hearing anyone tell me that FNAF come out when they were in middle school. Feels me with a sense of horror that no creepypasta or SCP could ever do. Great video! 👍

[@mojavefry2617]

Join the crowd, kid. I was in grade school when Pokémon premiered on the old WB station. It doesn’t get any easier, but it stings less as time goes on.

[@acigarette]

yupp this is the one. same goes for everytime i see people online discussing undertale, like “omg it was my favourite game in middle school!”

[@kais3297]

wait til you hear that i was in elementary school (different education system though, i assume) and im in my 20s now

[@savagerobot18]

I was in highschool when FNAF came out.

[@arandom18yearold77]

I was like 8 when it's came out

[@Minto8384]

That Simpson's couch gag mention reawakened the fear I'd felt as a wee lad when I'd seen Hamster Hell the first time.

[@BobRossCat]

OOOOO HAMSTER HELL! I remember re watching it so much

[@Jerry_the_Head]

the one that screwed with me was t is for toilet

[@Minto8384]

@@Jerry_the_Head SO TRUE. Wasn't able to piss without fear for days

[@Belicure]

damn, the vore thing actually hit a little close to him for me. While I never watched it, as a kid I saw a video in the recommendations of dramatic lemur called "Snake eats girl." and I laughed because my mindset was "haha take that! Gurls are icky!" I even thought it was real (it was cgi). But my sister protested against watching it so we didn't see it. A decade later, I actually watched the video, saw she was in a bunny outfit and I realized it was a fehtish video...

[@Nekoszowa]

I ran into vore and other fetishes on deviantart when I was 10 or so. No one ever bothered to put mature content warning on those so it was way too easy to see them by just browsing the front page... All of those drawings always grossed me tf out, but never really scared me

[@griffy9639]

i'm disturbed by the fact you thought someone actually died and your thoughts were "haha take that girls." what the fuck dude

[@skylarsworld9477]

@@griffy9639 he was a braindead child he didn’t grasp what death was

[@samuraijackoff5354]

@@griffy9639 It is a very cartoony thought despite being realistic.

[@Belicure]

@@griffy9639 yeah I don't really know how to respond to that... I guess I didn't fully process the thought as a child?

[@zigzagzagoon]

its kind of funny how something that has as cheap shock value as poo could scare the balls off of us as kids. i remember watching a lot of those poorly animated comedic gore videos and i was never normal again

[@zigzagzagoon]

btw really entertaining and high quality video man!! im surprised this is so underrated

[@mantheray6109]

Happy Tree friends:

[@queenkay2014]

The Creepypasta that scared me the most was Ben Drowned. I was one of those idiots that thought it was real, of course. I was terrified, not because I thought Ben would kill me, but that he would possess all my videogames and corrupt the data. I just didn't wanna lose all my hours of progress, and the thought of being murdered just didn't matter to me. Little me had her priorities straight, I guess.

[@BatuhanDere]

Riskrim played games called Remember.exe, creepypasta land and party 2. I put them in same group cuz they were just as bad in my nightmares when i was a kid. The main reason why is cuz they could break the 4th wall and it was my first time seeing stuff like that and cuz they had references to ben drowned aswell

[@neru1584]

I'll play any Zelda game EXCEPT for ocarina of time because of Ben drowned. Even playing other Zelda games kinda gives me anxiety T_T

[@mantheray6109]

Me it’s Sonic Exe and I had nightmares a lot about him chasing me and kill me

[@gaz7459]

my stomach hurts from the fred tails doll fight 😭 what a wonderful video as a 22 year old im definitely picking up everything youre putting down

[@JayLatne]

its been stuck in my brain for up around 8 years and i just needed to spew it out there for the world to see before i expload

[@caveats]

this was insanely entertaining and unlocked some core memories growing up but..creeps did what..

[@caveats]

okay thank god i couldnt stand his british accent and never watched him i cant imagine what it must be like to find out about this as a fan

[@caveats]

creepypastajr did WHAT

[@JayLatne]

its crazy how many creepypasta community members were creeps themselves, even the original creator of sonic exe groomed someone i think

[@caveats]

@@JayLatne HUH..i miss when the worst thing hes done was say the r slur and when mrcreepypasta was accused of plagiarism. Bc what is thid behaviour

[@pannacottafUWUgo]

man the vore trauma is just way too common. as a kid i fell down the youtube vore rabbithole and the numerous videos changed 1. my psyche 2. how i view both the mario and sonic franchises. i also cant enjoy cannibalism jokes

[@bitzthe8bit668]

Same ffs, can't have shit in Detroit.

[@KOTEBANAROT]

it was zelda minish cap for me, when i got into zelda i had to psych myself up to play minish cap because i heard it was good but i couldnt stop remembering the VAST amount of minish vore crap i saw as a child. i still prefer not to think about vaati at all. sadly one of the zelda villains to me will be nothing more than "that dude who gets vored by link"

[@MarsMakes]

i was traumatised by vore too man. i remember innocently looking for sonic videos on youtube only to find an animation of amy rose voring somebody. i was too young to understand what was going on 💀

[@GoreHusbando]

Was it a kphoria video because I know for a fact my child ass when I was young I had the same issue

[@shrekneutron1587]

Dude I miss the old days of youtube where you'd just find the whackest shit. Sweet video too man, happy belated Halloween!

[@InkSans_FandomSoda]

I am a simple person, I see Tails Doll on the thumbnail, I click. And I wasn’t disappointed, this was a great retrospective and was fun to watch. Something not a lot of people know is that Sonic.exe is getting a revival. Not through a story or anything by the creator, but by the community coming together to write their own genuinely good characters based on the premise of “weird Sonic character with spooky or mechanical/digital qualities”, and it’s great.

[@Lazyskylight]

I got freaked out with one video of this one girl in the bathroom and her mirror reflection screamed at her and she ran off to go get her sibling and it ends with them both out of the house and seeing someone go into a room For some reason it still freaked me the eff out, it was probably from a movie or a skit now thinking about it.

[@mysticjumbles3917]

I remember when I was like 4 (it was 2002 or something) my mom got an email with like a gif of a stick figure climbing up a set of stairs and jumping off, splattering it’s brains everywhere. It was incredibly cartoonish but that haunted my nightmare for weeks

[@cupidkissez]

definitely got traumatized by vore on deviantart as a kid lol. i used to peruse the super smash bros tags on the site a lot and it was full of stuff like that 😭 I thought it was like a real thing people could do to each other for the longest time it scared me so bad LMAO

[@perkymcnutty336]

i must've been 7 or 8 years old when this happened. i was watching clips of the pokémon anime on youtube and found a video from an anime i didn't recognize. this kid got dragged into hell by some monsters and there was this big door that closed. then his leg disintegrated and left a bloody stump behind. it scared the shit out of me! after that i forgot about it for a while, but in high school i suddenly remembered it and was like "wait... that was fullmetal alchemist."

[@glowdonk]

Speaking of Lady Gaga Applause is such a slapper

[@miasanteliz1034]

i love the dark, menacing music while simultaneously saying: “Poo” “Vore”

[@TomoLamp]

I tell you, as a Gen Alpha, i have been having the same kind of childhood trauma, even though it hasnt even ended, i remenber i was really scared of a creepypasta called Rap Rat, as it had a really well done video, that terryfied me so much that i couldnt sleep that night (sorry if i wrote any mistakes im not fluent in english)

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

You're not Gen Alpha. You'd be a baby or a little kid if you were.

[@TomoLamp]

@@user-fe8gx3ie5v 2010 was 12 years ago

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

@@TomoLamp Reported for TOS. Good night.

[@TomoLamp]

@@user-fe8gx3ie5v Ok? Not that it matters considering we are at a time where KZbin only removes big channels because of their Bots

[@user-fe8gx3ie5v]

@@TomoLamp They don't like being fined, so they definitely will ban anyone who violates COPPA.

[@pastadash4684]

A couple stories I was really affected by as a kid were the one where the robber sneaks into the sick kid’s house and kills their dog, but the kid felt the dog licking their hand as they slept and the police says “humans can lick too”; and then the other one was this story about an orphan being adopted by a family that made them sleep on the floor and the dad hated them and treated them subhuman, then a guy came in and murdered the parents and kidnapped the kid who the narrator tried to save, but they couldn’t open the door because the narrator was a dog the entire time.

[@TriceratopsHorridussss]

I had that too, but instead of the narrator dog story it was Humans Can Lick Too and Tailypo

[@bangtanranch1077]

oh my god thank you for including poo. i’ve never seen anyone mention poo (or doodie man related things) ever in any childhood trauma video. seeing it here unlocked so many memories

[@UncleSamsoniteLover69]

My thoughts exactly. Agamemnon counterpart and Poo were some of my earliest “traumatic” internet memories as well, alongside the usual fare that people always put in videos (I feel fantastic, the scary car commercial, Username 666, Salad Fingers, etc.). Back in the day it was enough to make me hide from every dark corner of my bedroom, fearing for the worst, but once I got older it built such a love of horror within me. Some like Poo were just stupid videos that had no right to be as scary as they were, but others were genuine works of art.

[@EdnaK728]

It's actually called Bobek, and I was legitimately afraid to use the bathroom for like 3 days after I saw it for the first time

[@redmestiro]

nah i had real trauma and then escaped to horror movies as a safe space lol

[@skid_destiny]

the tails doll curse literally haunted me as a kid. for at least a year i was terrified of it and it kept me up with my lights on for months. Ive never really seen people talk about it recently and hearing it now sent a chill down my spine still lol

[@ithrtswhnIpss]

Stg I would cry every night since I was terrified as a kid thinking these videos and creepypastas were real and would off me like they said and praying to god to save me 💀

[@toonydotloony]

man i have such vivid memories of these horrifying uncanny valley sfm my little pony creepypasta videos I’d watch so often as a kid. for sure altered my brain chemistry in ways i can’t begin to comprehend

[@edsonmendizabal3097]

This vid unburied a horrifying memory I had of Tails Doll, but looking back at that bloodied image, I feel so silly to be scared of it now. But honestly loved the vid! Made me laugh lots, and enjoyed it and keep it up Man! ❤️

[@daftereverafter1648]

I totally agree about Daft punk, they are one of my favorite artists of all time, and Face to Face is definitely one of my favorite tracks. They are masters of sampling and it’s fascinating to learn where each sample came from ❤

[@Galburok]

Fun fact, the tails doll creepypasta is older than sonic.exe and it fucked me up as a child

[@BootsWDaSpurs]

This awoke many memories of my middle school years and before. The most terrifying dream I remember having in like 1st grade spawned from watching Chuckie and Toy Story as well. My grandma used to own these realistic ass porcelain dolls and had them on display in the hallway of our shitty cheap apartment, and in my dream they came alive after I threw a tennis ball of all things near them and they brutally murdered me while the rest of my family stood by idly. I thank you for reawakening my fear off dolls.

[@Barakon]

Bruh, y’a know what scared me as a kid until my mid teen hood? A masterpiece of art called Princess mononoke. Also I was spooked by the adult swim “the dawn is your enemy” thingie, scared of slenderman cuz a ginger kid told me that he steaks faces & turns you into one of his kin. I am also quite the wuss so I didn’t play much fnaf if any at all. I loved creepypasta & there was this series that talked about the dark secrets of video games & gaming Creepypastas but it’s in Hebrew & it’s creator just makes clickbait crap now & so did the alternative. I was also spooked by footage of that 1 yeti monster from either skyward sword or Twilight Princess. The outro to oobi was a little ominous. Now what I am scared of is real shit like what if I’m stalked by some nutfunk & that dying means I would stop existing. How was I content with that as a teen?! Wtf?! But vore never scared me, it only grossed me out, so I hated it. There’s also a creepy minecraft mod with bloody monsters that spooked me.

[@Snoebal]

Is Princess Mononoke an actual creepy piece of art, or was it just a normal art piece? Sorry I’m too much of a pussy to actually go and look it up. Can’t be too trustful.

[@one-onessadhalf3393]

@Snoebal Unless there’s some kind of Princess Mononoke creepypasta im unaware of or something, Princess Mononoke is a Studio Ghibli movie that’s about this one guy with a cursed arm and this one girl who was raised by wolves, and they’re in a war together or something (I haven’t seen it either lol). From what I’ve heard of it it’s really good, but it’s also VERY gory (like people just casually get shot and decapitated in this war, it’s intense)

[@MercuryKurogane]

21:34 I feel like as a kid you just have dreams like that. When I was little I remember a few dreams one was like a bunch of wolves somehow breaking our family cars windshield and attacking my parents or a giant bear destroying cities (There was probably more to is but its very vague now) and other things, I was terrified of most big animals because of it.

[@pundertalefan4391]

I had a dream like that with a giant moth. I am not scared of moths, but it was a scary dream. XD

[@masterseal0418]

Here's some of the things that traumatized me: 1. When it comes to internet and gaming, there are urban legends. Like with Ben Drowned, the Squall is Dead theory fucked me up as a small girl. In fact, I saw Final Fantasy VIII in a different light compared to the game being about a love story between the main characters(though Laguna gets an honorable mention since he also gets the babes, and was the third protagonist in FF8) Squall and Rinoa. 2. Any Spongebob episode messed with my mind during childhood. Whether it's the forsaken closeup(which is not a butterfly, rather a horsefly buzzing that originated from the Bill Nye The Science Guy episode Insects when Bill discusses about a bug's compound eyes) in Wormy, the climax where the Flying Dutchman scares Squidward in Ghost Host, or hell even "I've been waiting for you, Patrick!" in Bummer Vacation. 3. The train sounds in Thomas the Tank Engine scared me since I'm more noise sensitive than others as an autistic person, but if my mom got the Quarry episode compilation DVD since she had a fondness of collecting Thomas DVDs(back when they were distributed by Anchor Bay Entertainment and HiT Entertainment), the episode surrounding Boulder would've screwed me up, so it's best I talk about that 'what if' scenario childhood trauma flavored for my video trilogy on what scared me as a kid. That's all I got, I'll be talking about them and extras for my Childhood Trauma three parter as mentioned in the last paragraph above.

[@BatuhanDere]

The spongebob episodes were funny for me but when it gets to the credits with the weird music i immedalitely think im in danger, i had that feeling.

[@cringememoriespersonified7402]

Scooby Doo:Zombie Island was terrifying though. I remember, even though I loved rewatching it over and over as a kid, it was scary to the point I'd not sleep unless my sibling/mom was with me or I had a nightlight.

[@dofthej8279]

Man, I went Into this video without checking the number of likes expecting there to be a minimum of 10k.. nice job, keep It up. You're definitely underrated.

[@gorehound3414]

As a 19 year old, relatable. I need to do this. Lavender town was the thing that got me the most ever ugh heart wrenching! Same with that earthbound creepy pasta and Ben drowned. Genuinely gave me nightmare fuel. Obey the walrus was another god that haunted my dreams, I feel bad looking back and knowing the truth behind it but damn dude that terrified me. Niche one was the Future Fungus episode of primeval U.K. think this was the start of my body horror obsession as it terrified me so much. Shitty lochness monster videos/ photos or other sea creatures horrified me so much and still do, same with submechanophobic stuff, even more today. That I can’t go to Disney or something like that as I can’t deal with it.

[@one-onessadhalf3393]

Wait what’s Lavender Town? The only Lavender Town I know is a KZbinr who draws lol

[@bungoboy5718]

Poor Krystal, she doesn't deserve the... everything.

[@_s-p-e-c-t-r-a_music_]

The internet was a mistake. No, humanity was a mistake.

[@fernandoc5536]

jay latne stop stealing my life story challenge (impossible) seriously though i'm getting a bit freaked out about how literally all of these are videos that freked me the hell out as a kid. AND MY OLDER COUSIN ALSO SHOWED ME THAT FIRST VIDEO TOO god I *howled* when you put it on screen, core memory unlocked

[@JayLatne]

im a clone made in a lab based on the combined DNA of every single viewer but don't tell anyone i said that or they'll send me back into the cage

[@carnifex423]

cool soundtrack dude, thanks for listing all the music you used. a lot of youtubers don’t do that shit for some reason

[@saintlike7367]

Love your content!!! I hope you do more adult swim cartoons and things like that!

[@oGioGo]

That old SomeOrdinaryGamer Creepypasta music was such a throwback. You’re a real one for that

[@m0useb0nes]

eyyy easily scared 2000s kid to 20 year old horror enthusiast pipeline gang

[@m0useb0nes]

also the whole creepypasta with the "i know you're awake" is very remeniscent of The Magnus Archives's "The blanket never did anything", that would've freaked me out as a kid

[@one-onessadhalf3393]

I am on my way through that pipeline too (and also gay, I feel like that’s usually apart of the pipeline too lol)

[@saanshi]

WHAT THE HELL U ONLY HAVE 4K ??? dude u deserve so much more this is the first vid i’ve watched from u but i’m def gonna become a regular viewer

[@finchblue7322]

I crave the Thrill of the horror I felt in middle school encountering Ben Drowned for the first time. Nothing scares me like that anymore 😔

[@Unc9082-u2o]

I remember the good days when we were all scared of creepy pastas and a whole lot of horror stuff.thanks for reminding me of my childhood.

[@Raymundo_2112]

Yo great video man I can relate to a ton of these. Great stuff!

[@JayLatne]

hey!!!! I loved your video on the gen z iceberg as well, u do great stuff and hope u find success in it!

[@sonicyouth2774]

I told my best friend about the tails doll curse back in elementary school and he never came back to school

[@chickenconfetti7123]

damn we straight up had the same childhood, im also 20! loved the video!! i found you from your morel orel vid and i have a feeling ill be sticking around!

[@BigFigcat]

Holy s**t man good work

[@sitdowncupcake]

I’m 19 gotta say we all went through the same childhood

[@Snoebal]

Hell, I’m 15 and have had to deal with seeing this stuff at a young age, because it took all the way up until fucking elsagate where parents care even the smallest amount to make sure what their kids are accessing on the internet is okay.

[@wontonwontonwonton4718]

"I have a fear of being watched" boy do I have news for you

[@maddtsuki]

FINALLY SOMEONE THAT WAS TRAUMITAZIED BY POO TOO 😿 I'm so sorry for you also

[@egg6890]

same here I completely forgot about it but as a child it messed me up💀💀

[@maddtsuki]

@@egg6890 SAME

[@emmasuarez9475]

Another banger as always 💪🏼

[@hani4561]

i was really scared of those minecraft horror movies and now that i rewatch them i realise they're not that well made at all

[@wndshldptnt]

YOUR VIDEOS ARE WONDERFUL!!!!

[@Natalia.Bug4]

What about the THX intro THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY TERRIFYING😭😭

[@finalfroggitapproaches6418]

It was all the MLP gore from back in the day that got me. SMILE.PMV, Cupcakes, Sweet Apple Massacre, Shed.MOV, Rainbow Factory… Those did horrible things to my developing psyche.

[@pundertalefan4391]

I'm so sorry that happened to you. I was lucky enough to get away unscathed.

[@eggueggu9452]

Dog the horror to vore pipeline is real youre not alone ;-;

[@JayLatne]

truly a dangerous pipeline

[@eggueggu9452]

@@JayLatne gd fastest response in the west

[@akifujimotoijoshi3645]

My biggest childhood trauma was that last segment of the music video "I don't love you by my chemical romance"

[@GummyBearRoman]

The blue fox is named Krystal

[@qhstec]

another banger as always

[@SlothhhKinggg]

I'm 22 now, but when I was little my older siblings use to FORCE me to watch scary movies that I definitely shouldn't have been watching around the age of like 7 like The Grudge, Schindler's List, Saw and many MANY others it always had me sitting myself not being able to look away because my older siblings bullied me into watching them. So safe to say, growing up I watched a lot of fucked up movies for being so young and was always reading scary books, like Scary Stories to Tell in The Dark, Encyclopedia Horrifica ( shout out to the real ones if you remember this ) and just any horror media I could get my hands on. But creepypastas were a whole different breed of terror for me. They didn't have the obligation to tell you that it was fake so when I was younger I thought shit like 1989 ( or whatever the bear dude one was called ) and Marble Hornet's Slenderman videos were real and it scarred me a little. As a jaded adult now ( I'm 22 ) it's really funny to revisit how shit most of them were, but , there were some really good ones out there like Humans Can Lick Too and the one about the oil rig descending into hell that give me the chills in the best ways.

[@AlwaysAmTired]

I'm way too old for this video but I enjoyed seeing what traumatized Gen Z. You're really entertaining

[@Falconier44]

Aye dawg see that you're climbing the KZbin ladder, this content is pretty good! Keep it up man!

[@firebat9664]

I was really big into horror as a kid, I was easily scared but loved watching horror movies. I grew up reading and loving creepy pastas. Nothing really has scared me, you except the occasional jumpscare. But to me as a kid who grew up afraid of the dark and looking way too deep into stuff that was stupid and simple. Watching Skinamarink alone in a house at night sent me back to how I used to feel as kid after reading something like sonic.Exe I don’t even like thinking about the movie it scared me so bad. I didn’t sleep in my room for a week and slept with the lights on and I’m 20. A lot of people have different experiences with this movie but I think the best experience is to watch it alone in a house at night and try to not look away. That movie had me covering my eyes and turning down the volume which I hadn’t done since I was a kid. Really good movie in my opinion but I will never ever watch it again.

[@Oz_Headwinged]

I'm a person who has no interest in the vore kink. However, I am very aware about other people's feelings. Certain people are into it for the emotion of being extremely close to another person. Being eaten without becoming damaged is the closest you can get to the person eating you. As far as I understand it is something that becomes a kink regarding your childhood trauma. It's like daddy issues or masochism. It usually derives from child trauma or any other experience.

[@lyonclaws5737]

definitely not pleasant to just see randomly on the internet when ur not into it tho lmao

[@Oz_Headwinged]

@@lyonclaws5737 Yeah, I understand that. But what can you do about it? 😅 Forums were a thing back then but youtube is also a money making machine. This causes more videos on this platform to be made that probably shouldn't be here. At the same time, we should have all had some sort of monitoring when we were children because this shit is not avoidable all the time 😮‍💨

[@arieslofi]

daddy issues aren't a kink and it's a little weird to imply that kinks mostly exist as originating from trauma.

[@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf]

@@arieslofi daddy issues can lead to kinks. And nobody said that trauma caused most kinks.

[@Nekoszowa]

@@arieslofi Anything that happened in your childhood can grow into a kink. Go read about the science behind that.

[@lily-9048]

Dude this video was so good!! I love the weird internet horror and also have many experiences with videos terrifying the shit out of me lol. Great work! :)

[@Grey8270]

A lost tails doll video I remember is a four part tails doll video where a guy talks about a nightmare he had where he was tails being chased by the tails doll

[@CDLCinder]

So glad I found your channel holy shit this video an absolute banger keep it up

[@n4hoyaa667]

you need more subscribers. 2 days ago i was looking for your moral orel video bc it was funny asf only to find out ur underrated?? i hope you blow up you deserve it fr

[@shadou1234567]

ah, if you like samples you should listen to some jet set radio ost. it has great samples, HIdeki Naganuma is a sample beast

[@Edditaur]

Ayo Lee Hardcastle is the GOAT! I remember discovering him during the Empire done in 60 seconds contest. Fuckin loved his Evil Dead video. Real talk, gen Z trauma is fascinating. Good video!

[@Retirementsoon]

When i was a kid i used to be scared of Michael Jackson because of Ayuwoki

[@mannythemage]

just stumbled across your channel and I must say I really like your content, I just finished your Moral Orel video and saw this one! On the topic of scares, I would love to see you do a video essay on the adult swim show "Xavier The Renegade Angel" it is a unsettling cg show from that era and I think you could do it justice with a video essay

[@godmaster20]

Your dream reminds me of one I had, where I was getting chased out my house by a doll my little sister had when she was a baby. It was supposed to be a cute little bear that laughed, but it sounded so clipped and strained, like it was laughing through pain and it couldn’t sound like a laugh anymore. Awful dream.

[@asagothe_fander]

7:38 when I first found out about that I didn’t even realize that it wasn’t something a child should see. I was just curious and interested by it because it seemed pretty creative and well, honestly, I am having a hard time remembering all the reasons I liked it I think there were like three, but the second one is foggy the first one I just mentioned in the third one I have no clue on… It wasn’t till later that I learned that vegan is not something for kids and I am embarrassed by the fact I liked it. And deep down… I still kind of like it which is something I’m ashamed of considering I am only 17 right now. I wouldn’t say that V traumatized me, but I definitely should not have been watching it as a kid.

[@asagothe_fander]

I do want to admit, though it definitely wasn’t that I was into it, I just had this weird curiosity when it came to that stuff. I was like 10 or 11 when I first found out about it, I think, though probably younger.

[@asagothe_fander]

OK if I have this video, I am learning about a whole host of new traumas. I’m about to inflict at myself because of ADHD.

[@asagothe_fander]

Oh, you 100% should’ve brought up smile, HD and cupcakes, really cute see my little pony animations that get very brutal very fast

[@pundertalefan4391]

​@@asagothe_fanderI'm sorry that happened to you. It sounds really rough.

[@xXblazmodzXx]

Creepy pastas, man. I was SO Into them as a kid. SoG, MrCreepyPasta, CreepypastaJR, CreepypastaKid, Litter Bot, Creepsmcpasta, So on. I loved it, all of it. I read So many, and even tried writing a few. I genuinely believe that Creepy Pastas were a HUGE factor in me wanting to tell, and create stories. I was around 13 or so when I started getting into them. Jeff the Killer was my favorite for the longest time, and then that turned into being The Rake as my favorite, which still is to this day. (Along with Cellphone Game, and 2012 Zombie Apocalypse.) My Creepy Pasta phase lasted SO Long, until I was around 19 or so. I used to consistently read, and listen to them for so many years to come. I love Creepy Pastas, they're SUPER nostalgic, and, even though so many of my old favorites were actually So bad, they used to keep me up at night more than I can care to remember. I remember trying to get my friends into them, having them play Games based on some of the popular stories, or I would read stories on my channel to offer a way for them to experience the stories I really loved. It was so crazy how much me and my friends ended up loving Horror related things like games, movies, videos, shows, etc. There was SO Many things that just made me beyond terrified as a kid, but I still loved them for being able to do that. As horrifying as it was to experience things like that as a kid, I can't help but miss being so easily scared. So many things used to go Beyond just jumpscares and creepy visuals. A Lot of the Really good should would genuinely keep me up at night. But nowadays, I can't think of anything in modern times that's able to capture even a Fracture of that kind of fear. Or even something I played back in the day (Some games are definitely an exception to that tho, some of my fav childhood horror games are still favorites of mine to this day) It's definitely cause as I grew up, I never stopped indulging in Horror stuff, which made me just get so used to it, that almost nothing could scare me. I'd love for something to come along and throw me for a loop, I miss playing scary games with my friends and needing to take turns because I would be too scared to continue sometimes. This was an amazing video, it really made me reminisce about the better days. Great work dude, Love your content. I'm surprised it took this long for me to come across your channel. Keep it up ♥

[@hydelor]

I ain’t Gen-Z but I have similar experiences like u. I have a cousin who kept showing me horror type content like movies, video games etc. He basically invited and developed my taste on horror, I still love horror content nowadays. The first time he showed me a horror movie that scared the fuck outta me and kept me awake at night for a week, was the Ju-on. The fucking terrifying one of the best Japanese horror movie Ju-on. I was fucking 7 or 8 years old. It traumatise me in a deep and long way, took me years to finally walk outta it. Although I don’t blame him, it was a fantastic ,well made movie.

[@Bantereh]

When I was a kid I had a vivid nightmare of this like paper craft koala floating around and slowly chasing me everywhere, like even when I was using a swing it would float back and forward with my movements, still creeps me out 😭 great video and glad to be a new sub!

[@plusah1268]

5:38 doo doo man! I saw this vid in 8th grade, not the one guy exploding, it was literally a montage of that guy shitting in dif ways and I was actually legitimately crying tears of laughter and to this day I haven't had such a huge laugh LMAOO

[@Whatsvrmn]

I was born in 2000 and I remember every creepypasta you were talking about. I used to read them in the morning so I’d have all day to get less scared.

[@ropeburn6285]

Damn this was the most relatable version of these vids I’ve seen to date- when’s part 2????

[@JayLatne]

stick around for next october and you might be in for a surprise

[@ropeburn6285]

@@JayLatne Bet! 😌😈

[@dollygwsn]

im so glad im not alone in seeing that krystal vore video, shit actually traumatized me

[@Dapzzi_gaming]

When I was a kid ( 8 or 9), there was a video call ‘t is for toilet ABC’s of death’ it’s a stop motion animation. I was scared of using the toilet for weeks Edit: ah yeah it was made by the same guy who make the Simpson coach gag video. Guy clearly had a talent for traumatising 2000s kids

[@one-onessadhalf3393]

ABC’s of Death are whole anthology movies that go through the alphabet with gruesome ways that people die, that was apart of that collection

[@redcarkyle123]

Oh god not that... I never saw it. Just the thumbnail alone disturbed me.

[@jaredfortin6810]

As a 2001 baby... this dude litterally me

[@sontar6726]

i remember some nights when i was very young, lets say elementary school-age. I had a certain tendency to experience visual hallucinations. Sometimes, when i would look out my window at night, i could notice a shadowed woman sitting in the car that would always park opposite of my home. She was not normal. She kept what looked like babbling to herself inside the car, sometimes staring at me during that. Unnatural twitchy movements would accent this and play with my already terrified mind. ...i got my stepdad to see whats going on from outside my window, he said there wasnt anything at all, he couldnt see any woman sitting there. So he just closed my binds and said she cant come through or someting lol

[@นําชัยสืบสายอ่อน]

Emo mickey is the thing i never kbew i need in my life

[@mattdad8429]

0:55 bro, I respect the hilarious brutal honesty. You got no idea. 😆

[@synvie-x]

Poo was something i saw when i was very young, i dont rememebr much of it except for a guy sitting on a toilet, sometimes i wondered, "what happened after that" because i couldnt remember, Thanks to you now i know :)

[@coctilecrocodile1293]

I vividly remember watching the Tails Doll video you referred to at the end. I also remember a similar one with Sonic (just regular sonic) and Fred.

[@opalchat4539]

The fact that a youtuber has a fear of being watched is hilarious to me :))

[@EllaDCat]

When i was a kid despite i never want to watch scary stuff on the internet, i'm also a curious one. I remember watching tony crynights' videos and one of them manage to keep me awake at night. The video is called nightmare wolf and for the first time in my life i never seen a baby wolf so horrifying than smile dog that i would constantly look around my room, in fear that that thing was watching me and waiting for me to go to sleep. I was still disturbed by that video but i wasn't so scared like before (thankfully), though i couldn't get that creepy smile out of my head.

[@R1ngbanana]

I'm a Millenial but I loved this! I love learning about new horror/disturbing things, and it's so interesting to see what makes different generations freaked out.

[@origin1026]

bro. i found the lee hardcastle simpson’s couch gag when i was in like… 10TH GRADE. and it still fucked me up BAD. ive always had a weird irrational fear of home invasions - and seeing that gave me a feeling i cant really describe. i’d watched movies like “The Strangers” in the past that scared the shit out of me, but for some reason lee’s video gave me some trauma that still sticks with me. just the thought of seeing a masked person outside before they invade your house and murder everyone…. fucking chills. glad to know i wasnt the only one fucked up by it

[@crimewizards]

i wasnt into any of the huge big creepypastas as a kid, but as a middle schooler in 2013 with unrestricted internet access, i wound up accidentally reading i think it's called the bong cheon-dong ghost? that korean webtoon that would jumpscare you halfway through about the ghost looking for her baby. that scared the shit out of me as a kid and tbh still does to this day. the other thing that stuck with me was a youtuber i watched at the time doing a reading of a creepypasta called 'the disappearance of ashley, kansas' though i couldnt tell you if it was any good lmao

[@Snoebal]

As someone who was unfortunate enough to have high amounts of internet access at a young age, I was shown those old creepy KZbin videos like “I feel fantastic” and the whole “Beautiful dancer video”. I was also unlucky enough to have still been in elementary school until 2018, which meant I got to experience more terrifying very real things, like the constant mention of the Blue Whale Game in school! Hooray!

[@wiizard101]

Man I love your channel Im also 20 and this vid was spot on 😭