HERE WE GO FEELING DREAD AGAIN | SCP- 3000 Reaction

See this is not fun for me... yet I'm really interrested
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[@ArchForge11]

It’s cool to see you do SCP reactions, hope you continue

[@angellara7040]

Same. His wealth of knowledge makes this even better

[@Window_ig]

As I always say to creators that start making SCP content "You can make purely SCP videos every day for months and not run out of content, take it as encouragement or a warning"

[@ChannelofNathaniel]

If you make one SCP video a day, ignoring 001 proposals and tales, you can easily have content for 19 solid years. And that’s assuming all the SCP writers decide today to never write an SCP again

[@Candycane-Foxy-YT]

That is so true

[@Candycane-Foxy-YT]

⁠@@ChannelofNathanielI’ll Never stop lol

[@valashar5313]

Something to note about the 'thousand' SCPs (1k, 2k, 3k, etc) is that like SCP-001 they are not allowed to just be created and numbered on a whim by anyone. Each time it's decided to close off a series, the creation of the 'thousand' marker is turned into a contest with a specific theme and the entry judged overall best earns the place. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the theme for the SCP-3000 contest was horror.

[@literalsarcasm1830]

I'm so glad The Exploring Series is getting so much recognition lately 😊

[@ChannelofNathaniel]

Same. He was my first SCP series

[@literalsarcasm1830]

@@ChannelofNathaniel same. I found his channel through his Cthulhu mythos videos and just stumbled upon SCP from there. I've been hooked ever since.

[@sinnerthesinful552]

I completely get that feeling of dread looking at a big open space like the ocean, as someone with very mild agoraphobia I feel like that if I look up at the sky for too long too

[@salty8916]

I wish I could go down the SCP rabbithole again for the first time. There are so many wacky, terrifying, amazing, and downright depressing or existential stories scattered across the thousands of articles and tales.

[@autotropicplaybench1819]

I personally am fond of Exploring Series as he explains SCPs with added context that sometimes is needed if the SCP is lore heavy to whatever canon it adheres to or if there are elements like format screws etc that can't be conveyed by just reading the article as is. There are others that do animations to spice things up sure, buut honestly some of those creators like the Infographics one (avoid imo) have been criticized of misrepresenting SCPs too much. Still, it's good to explore those that do read the articles as they are like with Volgun and SCP Illustrated (which are unlike the sketchier channels) as they do add production value and a more formal sense into discussing SCPs. Ultimately reading them directly on the wiki enhances the experience from whichever YT content creator you see.

[@The_Hunta62]

He got that regrety forgety

[@Anime-Doof]

Oh neat, my weekly reminder to avoid the ocean at all costs. Thanks doc.

[@Blackhart-7]

Good: G O single D, real nice fella Neutral: Coffee Machine that gives you anything you want Evil: Actual manifestation of every dark, primal fear and terror Chaos: A literal Tomato plant that shoots it's fruit at speeds relative to the "shittiness" of a joke said within hearing range... I'm not kidding, 504, have a read and forever distrust whatever tomato you see in your vicinity 🤣

[@MadeNHavensHorse]

Yep this deepend my fear of the ocean

[@angellara7040]

This is awesome. The exploring series is the best. No weird rp, not reading every little detail that drags everything down, just a solid summary that explains everything you need to know with no filler

[@literalsarcasm1830]

He has the perfect deadpan and clinical voice for narrating SCPs.

[@julioc.3158]

The fact that he stays deadpan even during the occasional joke just makes it more hilarious and entertaining.

[@pbatesdomination]

The filler and artistic presentation is part of the whole package. I don't see how that could not be the case

[@angellara7040]

​@@pbatesdominationhearing expunged 20 times in a row is awful. Especially with how some like volgan insist on destroying your ears with loud static because of bad writing. Exploring series dead pan delivery is apart of the artistic experience, why be Eastside or doctor bob when you can just be straightforwards and be unique

[@pbatesdomination]

@@angellara7040 Variety. Just because you have a preference, that doesn’t invalidate the good work put into other portrayals.

[@Arcticanine]

Wasn't expecting an Hindi name lol, Anantashesha. Ananta or Anant means Infinity and Shesha or Shesh Nag (Shesh means important and Nag means Snake) kind of means King Snake. Ananta Shesha then probably means "The Infinitely Long Serpent King". Shesha is indeed an entity in Hindu Mythology. Kind of interesting to see him being referenced here. He isn't exactly a God, but he is indeed close to Gods and is considered as a Deity.

[@Arcticanine]

1:47 Jörmungandr is not a bad correlation to Shesha but yeah there are some differences between them. The World Serpent's entire destiny is to kill Thör during Ragnarök. Shesha, however, serves Lord Vishnu (One of the 3 main gods of Hindu Mythology) The Preserver. He preserves the now created by Brahma The Creator, until it is to be destroyed by Shiva The Destroyer. The concept is that it's a Cycle of Creation, Preservation and then Destruction. Shesha solely serves Vishnu, and is loyal to him. He helps Vishnu in preserving the now. The thing is...Hindu Mythology has a concept of Yug (Direct translation is Era). Kalyug or Modern Era, is a time when all humans will let go of their faith in God and indulge themselves into horrors or violent acts against themselves and against Nature. This is the time when Vishnu will stop preserving them and Shiva will destroy the world so that Brahma can recreate the world. So, this SCP-3000 can be the "Helper" of Shiva here... Now, that's horrifying.

[@shupasopni]

Loved this! Would love to see more of your reactions to SCP content! Exploring is my fave but Volgun and SCP Illustrated are great as well. Confinement is also a great cartoon in the SCP universe.

[@rigelebot397]

Talking about consciousness, state of mind and human nature, i can't help but be reminded of Soma. Sir ChillZone, I'm very very curious if you have ever played this game, and if you haven't i highly recommend it! It's such a thought provoking game and i think it would be fascinating to see you play it, stopping here and there to just think about concepts that it provides. Please, if you will ever play it - save the recording and upload it here on youtube. There's never enough people giving this game attention, and I'm very curious what you have to say about it. 🙏

[@Rakunasha]

Ah, i enjoy this. SCP is a great rabbit hole to fall down. The exploring series channel is great and the Volgun

[@sweetnspicyyardabouth7256]

Scp sedition 035 would be right up your alley

[@Kai-er4yh]

This is unexpected and wonderful.

[@Hammer1987]

There is no such thing as thalassophobia. What people have incorrectly labeled thalassophobia is actually just thalasso-common-sense.

[@sebastianwagner7334]

Allways appreciate SCP stuff, especially if it is from reactors i like (this means you ;)). You have probably been bombarded with scp suggestions, but i thought i'd also throw my hat into the ring. A significantly more light hearted (and kinda silly) one would be SCP-3973, i think only TheVolgun has a video about it. It would also be a nice fit since it is very directly Warhammer related, and stuff you like about other stuff you like is always a good thing.

[@agame4free]

Love these SCP vids love to see more

[@MadeNHavensHorse]

Please do more scp love your reactions

[@zeke3672]

Always nice to watch your vids while pulling all-nighters for study. On another note, if you decide you want to keep looking into SCP stuff(i hope you do) i highly recommend The Volgun's channel. His atmospheric narration and stylized reports are top tier.

[@StoutNDank]

Yessss!!! More SCP! They’re so amazing and especially from the Exploring Series!

[@banzaikoowaid9301]

10/10 reaction, I hope you do more SCPs as well as more of The Exploring Series' content! 🎉

[@Dehasho]

I don't normally comment, but I think it would be great if you watched more SCP content (If you enjoy these sorts of things). You seem to actually pay attention to what is being said, which is sadly not common to many 'reactor' youtubers. I am subscribing regardless, keep up the great content.

[@Schnck]

More scp vids would be nice

[@en-men-lu-ana6870]

There are many SCP's that are more dangerous than 3000, but 3000 is the only one that makes me feel actual dread. Though considering I have an extreme fear of memory loss/alteration and ego death, it isn't surprising.

[@HellBrYnger]

please more of these! love me some SCP creepy stuff :D

[@ironic4910]

Dude, I love scp but never watched too many of them.but I love it when someone I watch reacts to them I hope you do more of them

[@rosehertluv]

Bruh so creepy. I am an Indian and tbh this seems spooky af.

[@botheringthewildlife9641]

Maybe it's related to me having a cat named Sithis, but this is one of my favorite SCPs.

[@knightmare397]

There is actually an animated video of SCP-3000

[@queenrhubarb1676]

I want to see a reaction to SCP 7601, that one’s wild.

[@beneditomiguel8727]

You have to watch the SCP- 3000 short film by ForlornFoundry

[@mimailnoanda]

Sure, let's give the monster some of our gents, not like there are people waitingfor their death penalty date or something xD

[@florianstuder3128]

very sweet here's to more scp should check out chucks list ont the scps

[@beneditomiguel8727]

I highly recommend for you to watch the SCP short film

[@Nightmare_52]

for examples of friendly scps i recommend scp-999 and scp-131, especially videos by scp illustrated

[@user-kq2uv8jz1t]

I would recommend scp 5007 which is an ocean scp and watch the exploring series version

[@justasith]

The Exploring Series is great tbh! The Volgun does a great job as well in a different way too if you check them out!

[@nicolasgenette5774]

Among the scps I've watched, from the channel TheVolgun, scp 789 "There was a crooked man" is one the ones which left me with the most notable and dreaded impression. You'd be in for a ride, the vid is an hour long but is worth every second.

[@sebastianwagner7334]

I know this was not meant for me, but i thank you nonetheless, i did not know that one :)

[@Kryxar]

I always wonder why the SCP stories are that good I feel like they shouldn't

[@avsbes98]

I really like one of the newer interpretations of 3000 - the mythological tale of the two old gods - IS and IS NOT. IS was the truth of all that is, and IS NOT its brother, its shadow, its mirror image. When the work of IS was complete, only a fragment of it remained - the Serpent that built the Wanderer's Library and inspired the Serpent's Hand to learn all about what it had once been. When IS was fragmented that way, creating all that is, so was IS NOT, as one can't exist without the other and the remaining fragment of IS NOT became the Serpent, the Eel, Anantashesha, 3000 - something that is the Antithesis of everything that is.

[@avsbes98]

ALso i really hope you do more Exploring Series SCP reactions :)

[@Kaislaana]

Exploring series makes great content but people underestimate him because it's mostly just speaking and a slideshow His content is probably the most digestible way to get into scp

[@user-ru4ls8po9u]

réaction Exploring the SCP Foundation: The Global Occult Coalition

[@Tizzie137]

Dont worry im pretty sure there is an scp that encircles the earth I believe its called leviathan or something Edit: its 2000-8000 km long

[@liberationenabled4593]

If you want to read something interesting about psychology or science fiction in general, I advise you to read something from Ray Bradbury. The best thing I've read in my life.

[@MegaMrMinecraft1]

Ah yes, the Alzheimer's Eel.