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[@AlwaysSomeone]

Imagine being an actress able to put on your resume “I was so good that I made them implement a rating system.”

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

That's insane.

[@acerumble4991]

Another example of unintentionally making something more horrifying than the original subject matter was in the Spider-Man animated series, where instead of having Morbius bite people in traditional vampire method, he had nightmarish octopus suckers on his hands from which he would drain a victim's "plasma"

[@Mangaka718]

"It doesn't matter that we know that wasn't the case, what does matter is that people were able to convince other people that it was." Solid fucking line right there, I had to take a second.

[@MrNateSPF]

The old clips of politicians describing what [doesn't] happen in Night Trap are hilarious, and when asked if they've ever seen the game "I don't need to, I refuse to watch such filth." 😆

[@korganrocks3995]

He even called it a film ffs! 😄

[@elijahgrimm8052]

Sad to say, nothing much has changed from then until now. Hell, many politicians in those clips are either still in office or were booted out only fairly recently. Old, ignorant and absolutely opposed to having an open mind and being able to accept change.

[@ravenreaper754]

I work at a Gamestop, and GTA is the one game we make sure to fully explain to any parent whos getting it for their kid just cause the kid wants it, most of the time the kid looks really angry while we're describing it and make excuses for whats in it, but usually in the end the parent doesnt get it because they dont want their kids exposed to that sort of violence or sexual content that young

[@KelniusTV]

Huh... it makes me think that there should be an unbiased content review for parents, so they can make an informed decision as to what their kids play.

[@ravenreaper754]

@@KelniusTV if only such a thing existed, but alas, it falls to me and my coworkers to explain everything about a game to make sure the parents know

[@mosalacommodore6993]

As a full grown adult with a baby face I was denied a copy of gta by one of you bastards. I was legit 20 years old, went to games top to buy gra and got turned down for not having an ID, like it's not even against the law, it's not tobacco or booze. I've held a vendetta against games top ever since. Lol

[@wilbo_baggins]

I love Karl having to think about esrb and still got it wrong lol.

[@alexfranz817]

I was starting to assume that he was doing it intentionally just to annoy the American audience :p

[@wilbo_baggins]

@@alexfranz817 I'm going to be honest and didn't think of that haha

[@youcantgessmyname]

When I was like 7 years old I watched John carpenter's the thing and it scared me so bad that I actively avoided scary movies for about 6 years.

[@MonsCamus]

Me too and my uncle was supposed to be watching me!

[@ravenreaper754]

When i was maybe 8 i snuck into the living room while i was supposed to be asleep and watched the movie Signs, scared the hell out of me and made me think every slight movement out of the corner of my eye was an alien trying to kill me for a few years

[@Falconite]

Fair. As a kid in the early 2000s I thought a lot of horror movies from the 80s were corny and usually just couldn't get me to suspend my disbelief. But the Thing was so well done it still scared the shit out of me. Those practical effects are still so damn good

[@jollyjackass]

Mortal Kombat came out when I was around 10. My mom is cool enough that when she saw my uncle playing it she got it for me. She sucked at it but the fatalities entertained the hell out of her. Haha

[@Swift96]

"I have to get that acronym right..." He says, 2 seconds after getting it wrong

[@NZLion]

You mean it's not the electronic ratings software board?

[@AkivaElbereth]

I love how he tried so hard to get ESRB correct, but still got it wrong (He said ERSB). LoL

[@mugemobi]

Yah, I was like... ESRB. It's burned into my eyes from all the bs warnings. Though I expected he would have caught himself in the edit. But was sure someone else would have um actuallyed it before me.

[@micahangello]

I remember going to see Joaquin Phoenix's Joker in theaters with my sister (I was 25 and she was 18), and I distinctly recall people bringing their children in to go see it because they hadn't paid attention to the film's rating and thought it was just another superhero movie. By the halfway point in the film, pretty much everyone who had brought children had cleared out because that film is dark, especially for kids. It just kinda struck me as odd that they had done no research into a film that they were taking their kids to.

[@grattimmy9937]

My mom took me to see the movie Ted in theaters when I was 12 😂

[@moxbroker]

The dog jump scare from RE1 is still the most I reacted to a horror game.

[@pyromd69]

I had a surround system with a speaker over my door behind anyone playing my psx & a save file on RE3: Nemesis for a prank set-up within 4 mins you hit the Y path where Nemesis crashes through the door to scare the shit out of those unsuspecting 😈

[@darthcravus]

The dog jump scare got me but the licker climbing up the window in re2 gave me nightmares it took about 20 years before I could go past the licker window

[@timmarsden429]

I love and hate that one. I know it's coming but it gets me every time

[@ChefJoy10]

I played fatal frame when I was like eight years old in the dark. I got scared in a cut scene, unplugged the TV, and then was more scared because it was pitch black and I couldn't find the light

[@gabrielr7511]

The one that got me the worst is a section in RE2( I think) where you go to use a door and it starts the door animation loading screen but a Zombie comes out and the game dumps you back into the room with a Zombie already grappling you.

[@JanusKastin]

I saw The Terminator at around age 8 or 9. I had officially had enough for the night when the T800 emotionlessly put a scalpel in its eye, popped it out, wiped the hole dry with a towel, and then showed the glowing red robot eye underneath. That was a bit much for me. Of course, now it's my favorite scene.

[@ThomasstevenSlater]

The gas mask heads in doctor did give a me a literal nightmare. I was 17 so my reaction was more, bravo Russel T Davies, bravo.

[@jenlangley2930]

I played Leisure Suit Larry with my brother and our friend when we were aged 7, 9 and 10, I remember our ages because we would add them together when the game asked how old we were before allowing the game to load we also had to guess the answers to the age questions we did end up learning the correct answers after playing a few days. We also learned new words like hooker and prophylactic.

[@CMoore-Gaming]

It is also really hard to tell what the effect of something would be on young minds. For instance my brother had vivid nightmares of those monsters from the Scooby doo movie where scrappy is the villain (monster island I believe), but horror movies had no effect on him.

[@Vampqueenjacqui]

Karl: "I was scared about the X Files theme when I was a kid on my black and white tv" Me: "Mate, I'm nearly 30 and that theme and the opening title sequence still freaks me out, and I still have repressed memories from that show."

[@northernnaysayer1240]

The episode with the carnival and the Chinese gambling episodes still give me flashbacks...

[@korganrocks3995]

I would genuinely run upstairs if I heard the theme song playing from the living room! 😄

[@DefendYoungstown]

That's how I thought about that creepy, ambient theme for "Tales From The Darkside". If I went to sleep shortly after; guaranteed nightmares. The show itself? Not so much.

[@TheBrotherGrim]

@@DefendYoungstown that theme was so damn good. I love the show too, out of a love for cheesy anthology shows, but it definitely didn't come close to living up to that weird, dissonant opening. The opening for the 80s revival of Twilight Zone is super creepy too, and was composed by the Grateful Dead of all people.

[@englishtwister]

I also really disliked that intro theme tune,all spine tingly, hairs up on the back of your neck and to be honest.. as well as the Goosebumps intro theme too.

[@NickScaramuzzo]

When Seven came out in theaters, I was at a screening where some idiot brought their 7 year old kid. Comedy ensued.

[@robertmcghintheorca49]

Oh, the irony.

[@mikeschneider361]

I remember back in school, there was this old 5.5" floppy computer where you'd take a long test and it would assess vocabulary, reading comprehension, and mature themes/ subject matter. It'd would determine what grade level you were reading at then you were clear to choose any books up to 1 level above your current reading level. I wonder if a similar test could be made to evaluate kids for different movie and game ratings.

[@Selawen]

Not sure the average adult reading comprehension is distinguishable from a 10 year old /hj

[@mikeschneider361]

@@SelawenYup... Cuts both ways.

[@secseear]

This is kinda irrelevant to the video game topic, but the 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?' music did an absolute number on my anxiety and still kinda does, even just by the intro music. What got me especially was the parts when you got the answer wrong or you reached the higher stage questions (£64k+). Pairing it with the host getting darker on stage... man. The theme was so well done and captured the fear and mounting pressure to get questions right. Chris Tarrant was a great host as well.

[@lordopotamus9109]

That reminds me of how my brother as a kid was terrified of the Twilight Zone theme music. He had never seen the the show before, had no idea what it was, but anytime he heard it, he would run screaming from the room. So my other brother and I went into the computer settings, and changed the default error message sound to "TZtheme.mp3"... and waited...

[@secseear]

@@lordopotamus9109 Haha that's evil! I love it!

[@paulschumacher4308]

I played the hell out of that back in the day. I always lost when Meghan got caught in that trap. I never got past it.

[@pattycakesgrr7394]

I appreciate this video for helping to teach me that I learn more when I just shut up and listen to the discussion and actually hear what people are saying rather than assuming I already know the answer and just trying to reinforce my own previously formed opinions.

[@pattycakesgrr7394]

@Factfiend410 I highly doubt this is a legitimate prize. If somehow someone from this channel wanted to give a prize to a viewer, wouldn't they have announced such a thing on their own socials rather than through some pseudo-alt account randomly messaging people? Perhaps you should not leech off of the hard work and success of creators like the ones on here and read a book or something.

[@neevasken6054]

This channel helps me keep on going, I love you guys so much and I’m incredible happy to have found this page when I did last year

[@gdprsn]

Should have had a vampire car.

[@jai4481]

Best comment

[@terrystanton9585]

My parents went and watched the Exorcist when it first came out. My dad decided to creep out of bed go to the bottom of the bed and grap my mum's feet and scare the living 💩 out of her. 😂🤣😂

[@Dragonsurf3]

I have a British mother and father and I wasn't allowed to watch R rated movies until I was 16. When i was 9 i was at a friend's house for a sleepover and walked by his parent's watching Alien resurrection exactly at that scene when the scientists are looking into the hole the xenomorphs created with their acid blood. I stopped to see what they were looking for when the xenomorph pulls the scientist down into the pit. Suffice to say I was too young to watch that scene in particular and was terrified of aliens coming for me in the dark for many months later. Lol

[@HyperWolf]

I was 4 or 5 when I walked in on my dad watching Child’s play. I was supposed to be sleeping but I got up and snuck under my parents’ bed and watched the movie. I was so scared by Chucky that I kept getting rid of my dolls. Of course my mom had no idea why I was getting rid of them and would just put them back in my room, which freaked me out even more. I destroyed a lot of my dolls and scribbled all over their faces and my mom finally sat me down to figure out what was going on and explained that there was no way my dolls would do that. It’s funny but I still can’t sleep if there’s a doll facing my direction. 😂

[@darladay4766]

Gremlins. I was 3 and lived in the woods. The scary part was I had a promotional mobile hanging my ceiling of spike reaching down to grab Gizmo that always looked like he was attacking in the dark

[@SuperKillekille]

Favorite part of that court hearing is the Howard Lincolns famous line "Night Trap will never appear on a Nintendo system".

[@donutchan8114]

I think what helps up the horror is the voice acting. Theres this animation on KZbin of a man dying in a grill as he so desired, and it looks like it was made on ms paint but it is so blood curdling its one of the few things I consider nsfl and would not share with friends, even though I like sharing mildly shocking content, and I watched it as an adult.

[@josephd5185]

Maybe Karl is vampire?

[@hurley0013]

Terminator 2 scared me as a kid, like you Karl who couldnt put your feet to the end of the bed. I was terrified the T1000 was gonna climb up from the bottom of my bed stabbing its spikey silver hands as it crawled towards me. eeeep. I was fine with Jaws though.

[@beagleissleeping5359]

25:05 The Changeling with George C. Scott. A little girl kept seeing the ghost of a little boy trying to crawl up through her bedroom floor. Every time I'd hear a noise in the night I'd freeze in terror. When my nephew was 3 he watched a horror movie with his dad. I don't know which one but for maybe a year he was terrified of getting into the bath tub, however it was perfectly acceptable to him that his sister did.😂

[@thetempest4547]

If i were to weigh in, my public school played The Wizards by Ralph Bakshi twice while I wasn't a teenager.

[@tomminogue7023]

I was literally thinking Puppetmaster for a movie I shouldn't have seen at that age. It was surprisingly gory and scary and gave me nightmares for a while.

[@Xzallion]

A very well reasoned, and to repeat the phrase you used, nuanced discussion. I didn't know about the game Night Trap, but remembered Mortal Kombat and its issues in the media. Its nice to learn more about this.

[@KB-nn1rm]

Maybe bin bag is vampire

[@juand7779]

"I have to get this acronym right" *proceeds to get the acronym wrong every single time* lmao. Love it

[@Kaneanite]

i watched "Nightmare On Elm Street" at a too young age, i was afraid to sleep for weeks after watching it.

[@snowprice188]

I love The Mummy it is one of my favorite movies but i watched that way too young. Seeing that mans eyes consumed by Imhotep was too much. Also i thought the scarabs were based off real scarabs for way too long

[@De113te]

My favorite horror game as a kid was eternal darkness on the GameCube with the crazy insanity meter

[@leightoncressman6188]

As a kid, one game that scared me was believe it or not Star Wars droid works where in the last several levels, which are generally rather lonely and quiet, since you play as a soul droid trying to figure out how to get out of the level, there are parts of those levels where you get surprise attack by in assassin droid and I remember that assassin droid really freaked me out as a kid.

[@draconas88]

The movie that scared me as a child was “Fire in the Sky” if you have seen the movie than you know what part I’m talking about

[@TheRodentSama]

"Protect those 5 girls......... from whatever happened to another bunch of teenagers" Great plot and writing.

[@BaronVonQuiply]

24:16 Karl.. that's just... wow, even for a kid. Everyone knows you have to keep your hands and feet under the blankets because if they drop down below the mattress the **crocodile** will get you. A shark would just be silly.

[@roystansell7640]

The final confrontation in Alien that takes place in the escape pod was my sleep paralysis after watching that as a small child

[@TheCadburyFiend]

Silence in the Library - Doctor Who. "Hey! Who turned out the lights?"

[@thefrozenyak5272]

When I was like six or so, I'd sneak out into the living room and watch horror movies like Nightmare on Elm Street and Friday the 13th. I have literally loved horror for as long as I can remember. Oddly, the seance scene from Beetlejuice where the ghost couple rapidly decays onscreen is one of the only things that causes me any distress.

[@FireVixen164]

My parents got me to watch South Park when I was young, like, 5. They thought I wouldn't understand at that age, which I mostly didn't. But then there was the volcano episode, and thinking about it fills me with dread and fear to this day.

[@magdovus]

69 brings back immediate Bill and Ted memories

[@kevinarmstrong5112]

After watching Jaws. I was always afraid that public pools might possibly have a button that would release sharks out of some imagined underwater cell in the deep end. Which sucked bc I loved swimming. So what this led to was me jumping of the diving board and then scrambling as fast as I could to an edge to get out. 😂😂😂 I knew this was ridiculous even then, however I couldn't shake the fear for the longest time lol

[@jesusbarron1641]

The last segment of this reminds me of how parents complained about deadpool being bad for kids, AFTER they took their kids to see it in theaters where it was clearly rated R

[@wintyrqueen]

Karl making sure to say the acronym right: “ERSB” What it actually is: “ESRB” Entertainment software ratings board

[@Hclegend]

oh my god Karl I just noticed your One Punch Man art framed and I nearly spat out my tea

[@dumdawgpro]

watched the opening scene of scream at 4 or 5 before the babysitter realized what she'd done. not irreversible damage but yea definitely made me afraid of pretty much everything for like 5 years... now i love horror movies and scream is my favorite series. its kinda funny in retrospect.

[@funkmastaC]

Night trap is the king of schlock. Overblown and hilarious in the extreme. The name of the player organization is quite unfortunate as well.

[@aliciagrayson4203]

21:41 dammit Karl, I was trying to forget Sax Briggs!

[@Jake-rv8td]

The first rated R movie I can remember watching was Predator. My dad let me stay up and watch it when I was 8. Still one of my favorite movies. I'm not a big horror movie fan so I haven't seen that many, but the one I can remember being afraid of was The Exorcist. I watched it when I was around 10 and its one of the few movies that gave me nightmares back then. As for video games, I think the rating system is a good idea. Because whether or not you believe kids should have access to adult themes, not all parents want that for their children. However, the world of gaming may be a foreign concept to parents who still think all games are for kids and can be fooled into getting an inappropriate game. (No dad, GTA stands for Good Times Ahead. Everyone at school is playing it). The rating system gives parents that do want to restrict what their kids have access to the ability to do so while still letting others buy whatever for their kids no matter what. What shouldn't happen now is games getting banned for content reasons, or having companies force changes in content due to any perceived moral code. They just need to slap the appropriate rating on it, with reasons listed, and move on. Parents, if the sticker says rated for mature audiences due to sex, drugs, violence, and gore and you buy it anyway. You can't get mad at the production company.

[@starflier]

Heh. So careful to say "ERSB" to avoid correction in the comments. It's "ESRB"

[@CaraTheStrange]

I watched plenty of movies growing up that i was not tecnically old enough to watch but that’s because my parents watched the movies before deciding to show them to me so they could see if i would be able to handle them. Certain things affect me more than others so while i watched avengers (pg 13) at 8 and hunger games (pg 16) at 12 was fine i was scarred by le mistabe even though i was old enough to watch it. I was also extremely scared by spirited away ,my parents didn’t test watch because they thought because its animated it must be ok for young kids, i was 8 and that gave me so many nightmares.

[@macentallungan6178]

25:01 Jeepers Creepers 2 I watched it while I was at home sick. I was like 8 or 9. That cornfield scene at the beginning fucked me up. What’s worse is I live in rural Illinois…there’s corn everywhere. Couldn’t step foot in a corn field or corn maze until I was an adult

[@Crocogator]

Good ol' Amnesia: The Dark Descent has gotta be mine up there. Games and movies don't really 'scare' me anymore, but I can't do certain kinds of gore/torture. To really scare me you gotta do what SOMA did.

[@frankkennedy6388]

Interesting, I remember Amnesia mostly having goofy ragdoll bodies and the most gore was pig meat hanging around. And the bodies in the torture devices didn't look like mangled torture victims. Agrippa was kinda creepy staring at you with that face.

[@snjstr]

Night Trap is causing me a flash back to Phantasmagoria.

[@koujow]

I watch Child's Play when I was FAR too young. I don't remember the exact details as to how or why, I just remember seeing the movie and then being terrified that my toys were going to hurt me. I haven't seen a Chucky movie since because he still triggers me. XD

[@John-Doe-Yo]

Man my friends mom had the doll in it’s box and idk it was a gimmick or not but it’s head would move I hated sleeping over there.

[@donweiss2326]

I can not remember what the first horror game I experienced was, either playing or just watching. The closest thing I can think of is Metroid Prime if you count that as horror.

[@TheLordofMetroids]

The freaking Chozo ghost music man. An Anxiety attack in music form.

[@lav2878]

Friday the 13th for nes scared the ever loving shit outta me. The music the way he’d just bust in I just couldn’t !!

[@heliumfilledstamp]

Dungeons and Evil Genius has that same element, you control the traps on adventurers and spies!

[@Over_It]

Film you saw when you were too young and it ruined your life: Arachnophobia. I was 2 yrs old. My dad & my uncle didn't think i was old enough to remember anything, so they took me to the theater & tried to have me sleep through it. Now i have a *severe* phobia of spiders, even 30 years later.

[@carynmarie0614]

Gremlins almost ruined Christmas for me. I know it is made for kids but I was a scaredy cat as a child, like Goosebumps traumatized me, but to this day, I haven't watched it. I hate being in the kitchen late at night because of the kitchen fight scene

[@PKM113]

I do remember being 15 in high school and taking media studies and watching the horror film Cube, and I still to this day do not understand why we were allowed to watch that for a class.

[@jamaisj]

The TMNT changes weren't dictated by Hasbro, but by Ofcom, a British media regulator. While Hasbro did make the changes, they were at the assistance of the regulators. Weird how games like Leisure Suit Larry and Custer's Revenge didn't come up ;-).

[@nathanwood1561]

When I was a kid, maybe about 5 or so, I had watched Child's Play. Soon after, I watched Toy Story for the first time. After seeing Sid attacked, I was so very afraid of toys. I remember vivid nightmares of my John Smith from Pocahontas Burger King toy dragging me into a plastic box fan that I thought would cut me to pieces.

[@ZGKIV]

The way I see it, the game didn't make me more aggressive. I played the game to let out my already heightened aggression as it is.

[@danielled8665]

Exactly why I liked to play Prototype after work when I worked a retail job. Sometimes you just need to blow off some steam by throwing a car through a crowd or chucking a guy six blocks off a skyscraper. XD

[@ZGKIV]

@@danielled8665 GTA, prototype, cod... Violent games save lives

[@retr0anarchist486]

i think what really got me was playing/watching my older brother play re4 when i was a kid

[@valliedollx]

The piece of media I shouldn't have watched as a kid was Ghostbusters II simply because they were discussing the end of the world and I was TERRIFIED of the end of the world.

[@CondonErebus]

The movie Spawn scared the ever loving life out of me when u was like 6. Now i love it

[@davidmcgill1000]

Thinking back on old games with jump scares... pretty much every single enemy encountered in the classic Tomb Raider series, some of them dinosaurs.

[@terrystanton9585]

Karl i have to say i like the de-evolver you have on your shelf, from the Mario Bros movie with Bob Hoskins in.

[@chocolatefudgebrowni3225]

I'm weak 😂

[@CBenGood]

OMG! the X-Files them freaked me out so much as a 7 year old... and I absolutely love it and the show as an adult lol. Glad I'm not the only one! Hahaha

[@mike_base]

Saying ESRB in the incorrect order to drive up comment engagement... You don't gotta do that but-- I see you; and I like your videos so much that I'm not even mad. Get that comment engagement! Lol

[@LianRowan]

Parasite Eve 1 for me, those CGI scenes were something extra.

[@TheSpookiestSkeleton]

I saw the napalm scene from forrest gump when I was in middle school when we were learning about the vietnam war

[@myboatforacar]

Scariest game for me was Laura Bow 2: The Dagger of Amon Ra for the PC. After one particular moment (the discovery of the second half of a body) I literally had to run and hide in bed. I was 12. Marrian Memorandum also had a couple freaky scenes, and the original XCOM (1994) had an ending that was really freaky.

[@MrJesusPrime]

Resident evil 2, when the birds die through the window I woke up my who family.

[@johnokland1652]

Honestly though i feel it has more to do with parenting if you teach your kids properly and talk to them about tougher concepts when ever you feel they are ready they'll be more prepared and well adjusted about it over letting a screen babysit them and getting mad that someone made a product that wasn't made for primarily children

[@tomstokes8825]

Joe Lieberman owes me 85$, he made night trap sound way more awesome than it was

[@frankkennedy6388]

If we're talking old games, there was this section of one of the Harry Potter games where you enter some kind of store. Inside was a creepy atmosphere, and music, almost pitch black darkness, and an old guy screaming at you.

[@tdkb3395]

So close on the ESRB name Good effort m8

[@cme2cau]

Colecovision Smurf scared the crap out of my kids around 1990.

[@shaunwigley5958]

The theme song to casualty freaked me out for people in the UK

[@JimBob4233]

I don't know if it fucked me up at all, but I do remember that, when I was eleven years old and about to go on a school residential to Normandy, my dad decided that the best way to prepare me for the experience was to sit me down in front of the computer and play the beach scene from _Saving_ _Private_ _Ryan_

[@riickdefiile6565]

Lol KZbin gamer shelf I'm gonna use that for now on

[@cearlach32]

Jurassic park i think around the age of 10 terrified of basement raptors for weeks

[@andrewbragg2665]

Karl is funny 😁

[@---l---]

Ah, dang it. Is there Nuances to this? What if, hear me out, we had an older person who was in charge of deciding what was okay for a kid?

[@tannerdowney2802]

Now, that's a title.

[@professorrosenstock5026]

My favorite cartoon character as a child was Brock Samson who had a license to kill. I don't even want my niblings watching Rick and Morty. I was a different kind of kid and with our world as it is I don't want violence to be normal to them.

[@Mechjoc]

Lord, we watched Schindler's List in school. Had to get a permission slip signed. Two history classes watched it together. Yet, despite being late teens, one prudish teacher would rush up with a piece of paper to cover the mild nudity.

[@korganrocks3995]

What nudity, the jews in the showers about to be gassed to death?

[@Mechjoc]

@@korganrocks3995 And the woman in bed.

[@korganrocks3995]

@@Mechjoc Oh, I didn't remember that scene.

[@john-doemcalias4759]

So dehumanizing, torture and depictions of genocide are fine but a couple of nips and some old man dong was too much? 😂 some people are honestly cooked

[@Mechjoc]

@@john-doemcalias4759 What can I say but Boobah

[@roll5d100]

Is that a super famicom version of The Animaniacs on the rightmost shelf? The one above the RGB headset.

[@jeffwilliams6560]

Ah Karl man hunt was fun. Remember the attic chainsaw pig man

[@OlieB]

Curious why the twitch links (spoken in the video) are not included in the description alongside the Twitter and Instagram links?