Hmong Scary Stories - Living in a Funeral Home

WARNING: Scary Sound effects lol.
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[@khouher3084]

Hais tau ntshai kawg li os

[@tshianagphvang2320]

I love listening to all your stories brother Leng. *During the daytime that is 😅 I’m a scary cat so I can’t listen to it at night. Keep it up, you’re an awesome story teller. 👍

[@Kuvtsisk]

I love when you tell stories like this. Thank you!!

[@siathao2801]

Thanks for the warning regarding sounds lol. Also myx in the dark mentioned that you would tell one of her stories...i have been waiting for it. Please upload 👌

[@samvue9219]

Hi leng thank you for video it's alway pleasure to listen to those creepy hmong funerals....some times when I go to hmong funerals it make me think of your story I always creeps myself out and hmong funerals are always always creeps me out I go with my husband but I never go up to the dead and put it in my head with their empty body....That's is just one thing I never never do or cry.....

[@keith2o9]

Damn.... the crying in the beginning scared the crap out of me. Didnt see that coming😳😨

[@maylovang1880]

Thank you for speaking in hmoob I'm old lady understand better Thanks 😊 🙏 😘.

[@yyang1938]

I love all of your stories.

[@chayher5973]

Love listening to stories like these.

[@maymoua4890]

Telling the story from first-person pov is different and better. Makes it easier too.

[@kaox44]

In Minnesota, there was this big gorgeous house that was built on a demolished funeral home that Hmong people used. No Hmong people ever bought or even look at it. The owner who built the house had to go live in it to avoid double mortgage payment. A month later, he moved out and put it for rent. The new renter moved out after a month, the next renter also moved out after a month...and so on. A year later, the house sat vacant for 5yrs. Finally a big American family bought it, their two young son died in the basement bedroom where the coffins use to be stored. That family moved out and the house sat vacant again for the next 5yrs. An old couple occupy it now...but nobody ever rarely sees them around. I know this because my cousin lives next to them.

[@Dtt4]

Is this that one St Paul one?

[@kaox44]

@@Dtt4 ...it's the one in BP, off 252.

[@5tuglis573]

@@kaox44 when did hmong ppl ever use funeral homes in bp?

[@kaox44]

@@5tuglis573 …long before Hmoob people had their own.

[@ImYourBoss90]

Love the sound affects. Do it to all the stories in the future. 🤜🤛

[@billyvang7859]

I jump every time I hear the sound effects ahahaha

[@MaiyahXiong]

Yessss..... I've be waiting foreveeerrrrrrrr for your stories!!

[@zoualee4807]

Wow that first story. Its so sad and heartbreaking. What a tough decision he has to be in. 🥺🥺🥺

[@tigervue1009]

Second story is the funeral home between A and B street in Fresno. The one with the chain metal fence. Everyone knows that one have an old Hmong ghost in the bathroom.

[@loyxxx]

Always look forward to your stories! 🙏

[@ThojHmoob97]

Jesus christ, im a security gaurd listening in broad day light and this shit scared tf outta me.

[@x20x]

🤣🤣🤣 The feeling that the mortician was having or describing like he is feeling like vomiting in the first story. That feeling is the spirit hitting him or pushing him to stop. Luckily the spirit was still weak. But if you ever felt like vomiting, hard breathing, cold sweat, shivering or like you're gonna past out. That's when a spirit is touching or making contact with your body. And if you're feeling like you're about to pass out or you did pass out. That spirit is strong and probably giving you a big hug or really beating the crap out of you.

[@mss227rose6]

Yeah, living across a funeral home is bad enough then to actually live in one😳. The funeral director lived on top of the funeral home n I is always drunk ALL the time. Not once have I spoken with him n he is sober. Can not imagine the things that goes on inside. 😖

[@samvue9219]

Leng it's kinda true about hmongs old way....my mom said hmong old tradition they are not clean and always have creepy shit happening to them and other in family. She said if they are hunger or want something from the family they make someome every sick until the family feed and give money to spend til they need more and so on....looking how hmong do their funerals and worship their dead it's no wonder the dead don't want to go to the other side of the world....i don't believe in things I can't see ...but there are creepy things that happen to you sometimes you have no answers and supernatural or you can say super unnatural lol some times leave you scratching your head

[@shenavang789]

Sounds effects make it so much more scary. 😬

[@cucumberflower1482]

Wow idk why but you kept telling funeral stories from non-Hmong perspective which made it scarier since they know nothing about Hmong culture.

[@pangkoulor]

The sound effects 🤣

[@MaivFairy]

The 2nd story... That nyia nyia sound is creepy.... 😳😳

[@kameelee376]

Hello brother, can you not put the Hmong crying funeral sounds/noises in your story? If you do, can you warn us so we don’t listen to it? I don’t like to hear those noises in my house. Thank you.

[@maileeyang7667]

Good story Scary

[@xisyang3707]

This is so good!

[@beboystyle]

Maybe traditional Hmong ceremonies open door ways to the spirit realm.

[@katelynnlee5158]

😂😂😂💀💀💀 The nightcore singing made the story funny as hell. Why didn't you just leave it out or ask someone else to sing it? You could have sang it too. Anything but high pitched nightcore sounds. That first story is very heartbreaking and tragic, but that's the reality of the Middle East.

[@nkaujangela5763]

Omg the first story was heartbreaking. May his soul Rest In Peace.

[@dinosquad_cute5793]

Please don't put sounds in.

[@siathao2801]

Lol I’m like you because i don’t want to get scared

[@coobchris871]

How do I send you a story?

[@chanceyang9455]

Facebook messenger bro. Just look up Leng Vang.

[@kengy9861]

This is scary story ever listen

[@mouaxiong7976]

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[@LENGVANG]

Kuv pab koj tu siab os mog.

[@tonythao5362]

Ooooeggssss

[@tongvang3707]

Damn I could not be a soldier and just stand there and let that sick stuff happen. My conscience would not let me

[@kuavue7386]

Yep, totally agree.

[@chanceyang9455]

Who knows. It was probably the middle eastern allied soldiers trained by the U.S killing, interrogating and raping the villagers that were associated with the Taliban. If he was to interfere he would’ve have been court martial.