I was Born a Bramblin' Man in BRAMBLE: THE MOUNTAIN KING

[@SecretSleepoverSociety]

*WARNING* This game follows a small child in a grim and deadly adventure. Chapter markers have been added for the appropriate warnings, they will also be in a response to this comment. Secret Sleepover Society is every Sunday & Wednesday at 9 pm ET www.twitch.tv/secretsleepoversociety

[@SecretSleepoverSociety]

WARNING: Meat/Gore 0:55:04 - 1:01:37 Gnome deaths 1:03:23 - 1:03:41 Bright light 1:09:06 - 1:10:23 Meat/Gore 1:12:23 - 1:15:15

[@SamErbs]

thanks again! but intro section should be called prebramble

[@Sparky6Voltz]

Did you mean to pin this? If you didn't then sorry, just ignore me jdjejeje

[@Romanticoutlaw]

none of these things personally affect me but I deeply appreciate that you guys do it, thank you for being kind

[@jf2801]

Love that one of the triggers is Gnome Deaths. 😂

[@AdamantErinyes]

I feel like people forget that when all the grim fairytales were created about listening to your parents and not going wandering in the woods, it was a time when going into the woods could literally end with you being eaten by a predator. It wasn't a good time for small children to be adventurous.

[@justdrop]

In a lot of places it still is! Never go alone (always have an adult you trust with you), always bring proper protection whether it's bug spray, SPF sunscreen or extra water and don't touch any plants unless you know what they are.

[@savannahwise7058]

I'm a fully grown adult and I'm not allowed to go into the woods behind my parents' house without someone else. There's still plenty of danger in the woods!

[@Shoob-k5u]

The big bad wolf was a metaphor. For a regular sized wolf.

[@lazaruscain3424]

In fairness, Hansel and Gretel didn't wander into the forest, they were abandoned there.

[@High-Output]

🤔 I always thought "the big bad wolf" was a metaphor for a murderer.. you know the whole man is the real monster trope

[@okthen623]

Men would literally rather play the forbidden music that compels everyone who hears it to dance until they die than go to therapy

[@Minilena]

The singing at 21:00 is called kulning, and is a traditional cattle call. It can be heard for miles and miles! Perfect for when the animals are out in the forests and hills during summertime - on the fäbodvall :) (ah, and just as I finished typing, the chat explained it as well~)

[@The2econd3vil3xes]

And if you want some exquisite examples of kulning, I will never pass up the chance to recommend Heilung: legendary neo-folk-metal group that focuses on what they call "amplified history." Maria's voice is _enchanting._

[@hannahbumbebee]

The sound effect that she was trying to place was the sound breaking a geode makes in Stardew Valley

[@Romanticoutlaw]

good ear!

[@mothtransman]

I KNEW IT! omg this was so vindicating

[@sudenkieppi]

Hello! A Finn here. The song at 1:22:10 is actually something Finnish and Swedish schools will sing at the spring ceremony when school ends for summer break. It is called the "Summer Hymn" and, you guessed it, it celebrates summer. Here are the most accurate English lyrics I can find for this beautiful song. Finnish name: Suvivirsi Swedish: Den blomerstid nu kommer Now the cherished time has come And sweet summer is here Every place is beautifully adorned With a flower Now we receive the blessing Of the warming sun It rejuvenates natures And summons it to life Once more the fields are verdant And the crops grow in the valley Thee trees in the forest are humming Cloaked in leaves It reminds us Of your goodness, God It declares your miracles Year after year Once more the birds Chirp their pretty songs Shouldn't the Lord's people Also thank their maker Let my spirit join In the choir of your voice And thank the Lord of grace For he is merciful

[@mijiah]

this is really beautiful and lines up so well with the game. thank you so much more sharing. ❤

[@ruusunpuna7749]

I'm legally obliged to say torille!! Also that is a very accurate translation

[@sudenkieppi]

@@ruusunpuna7749 Torilla tavataan! I was surprised to find such an accurate translation online, there were many bad ones too.

[@torbjornkallstrom2316]

Interesting. It's a bit different from the swedish version :)

[@mitsukaiblogg]

Every time there's an animal getting even a little bit hurt in any type of media my partner makes up a story about how that particular animal is now living their best life after doing some really good acting. Those stories are now canon in my head.

[@ELSTERLING]

Things you don't expect on an SSS stream: Seeing an adorable innocent child getting *annihilated* repeatedly. It was so awful, instant and unexpected I couldn't help but laugh from shock.

[@effarig4017]

If anyone is curious about the second half of this game; it gets 10x darker and more graphic from this point on. Be careful if you want to check it out any further !

[@Kozorisaurus]

Julia: "what if someone was deaf? Would they be safe from the Pied Piper?" Congratulations, you just discovered the plot of 'After Hamelin' 😂

[@prismological]

The fiddler is known as the Näcken but also is known as the Nixie or the Nøkk or numerous other names that all begin with N. He shares those names with several other water creatures in Celtic, Germanic, and Scandinavian folklore. Most notably, shapeshifting water spirits that take the form of horses and drown anyone that tries to ride them. If you’ve seen Frozen 2, you’ve seen this other depiction

[@tHEsTIQ]

Näcken is hella scary

[@bishop1412]

The English version starts with a K, but be careful how you go about saying it

[@lovisah99]

Feels worth pointing out that the literal translation of Näcken to English would probably be something like Nude-y. Wonder why they never go for that...

[@CodaBlairLucarioEmperor]

​​@@bishop1412 Do you mean kelpy, because if so, why do you need to be careful? Nevermind. Just realized you mean specifically Nokk (don't have an international keyboard), and saying that with a k.

[@nyanbinary__]

i was so surprised they didnt mention anything about the harvested berrys at 49:19 being the little berry children from 38:00 lol this game is so dark

[@j.kallai4348]

They don't have to be. There were hundreds of normal berries too.

[@CodaBlairLucarioEmperor]

Near the beginning, Julia mentioned Cinema Therapy and if it's the channel I think it is then I really recommend watching it. It's a couple of guys one of which is a family therapist, and the other a filmmaker, and the two talk about how different psychological and social things are done in movies, as well as stuff like how the animation or shots help with that. They're also both dads so it's filled with dad jokes.

[@paulunga]

Sold.

[@MissMisnomer_]

Love Cinema Therapy for a wholesome time where there's a 50/50 chance I'll either laugh or cry

[@Queer_Nerd_For_Human_Justice]

As a mentally ill cinema fan, I highly recommend. They're not always 100% on the money with every take, but they actively listen and grow and correct themselves. They have an ongoing series about DID because of how heavily (and grossly) it's used in media compared t how little it's understood outside of it. Including episodes about Gollum, Split, and Moon Knight, Moon Knight being one of the best representations of DID I've ever seen, which they introduced me to!

[@victoronnie]

as a norwegian i love to see the nordic lore here! in my elementary school people said that if you sat on the toilet for too long nøkken would show up and drown you through the toilet, and i genuinely believed it for some time lmao

[@TheReverenceProject]

I don’t know if anyone else already commented this but the character we saw named Tuva is actually a creative paraphrase of a painting by the Swedish artist named John Bauer. He made all these fantasy-motifs that are heavy with Nordic lore and mystical forests. Really recommend to look him up! It was really cool to see as a Swede who grew up with all of these stories of Näcken, trolls and the art of Bauer.

[@crankycat3026]

I had a fairytale book with John Bauer's illustrations when I was a kid. I loved that book and the art in particular.

[@malogranatum4914]

Was the art in the bedroom also one of Bauer’s? It looked very similar to his style iirc.

[@voldrik1364]

I use DtDD because not only do I hate when dogs die in media, I have 2 dogs and they freak out if they hear a dog whimper on the TV.

[@Romanticoutlaw]

in fairness, if I heard a random human voice make scared or pained noises and I had no idea where they were nearby, I'd be a little freaked out too

[@davidunderhill5311]

I have two hedgehogs, and while they certainly don't love swimming, the animation on the nose being held upward while in water is very accurate (as is the suddenness of how they ball up). Also, we recently lost one of our previous hedgehogs, so seeing the little cart-puller hog passed away did tug at my heartstrings.

[@ijlayugan4149]

1:03:21 They didnt notice the first gnome getting bear trapped LMao. But also I have never laughed so hard for what happens in the next 3 minutes. I have watched Bramble in so many streams but J and J are the first to somehow make this gruesome game so funny XD

[@Lamiinae]

God, I loved this game, and this stream! As a swedish person who loves fairy-tales and nordic folklore I went absolutely mad everytime I recognised a reference or even just the plants in the background...really made my day watching this vod!

[@2clam4jam]

“Dark Nordic folklore” oh so regular Nordic folklore

[@ginevra3719]

you know life is unfair when you can't just be a small person riding around on a hedgehog

[@frog_goblin]

but hey at least we’re not a small person running away from multiple trolls attempting to cook us or eat us! being a tiny guy sure has its ups and downs

[@madaian369]

I had the vod on in the background and almost got whiplash from how fast my Finnish ass turned when they started talking Eurovision 😄 Then they start the game and I go "that looks really Swedish" and it turns out to be just that (Nordic powers, activate!), it really speaks to me. Can't wait to watch more on last night's vod

[@kotteman8]

This game draws heavily from the Swedish artist John Bauer in the design and it has plenty of references to his work. The painting in their room is a darker version of his illustrations in the book collection "Bland Tomtar och Troll" (Among gnomes and troll). And at 1:52:00 they reference the painting of princess Tuvstarr by the pond (they even changed the aspect ratio for that moment!) Such a lovely game, would love to see you play it more pretty please! It's nice how they incorporated lichens for climbing, and even if cloudberries are the crown jewel of our forrest i would have loved if they had also Lingonberries and Bilberries (the proper blueberries) as a referens the another Swedish illustrator ( and author ) of the same time , Elsa Beskow. The story about Näcken is based on a common myth, the most famous version is "Hårgadansen" which is also a melody/song kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGWWoI2qr5Z-fsk . Näcken does play the fiddle but he / it doesn't have a backstory , just a shapeshifting seducer.

[@lovisah99]

I'm at 27:40 and already getting a bad feeling here... Swedish folklore says that the ringing of church bells keeps trolls and giants away...

[@isabellavendel8838]

Lillemor is a very old-timey nickname/pet name you'd use for your wife (it means "little mom") very rarely used as an actual name

[@Minilena]

Wait what? Lemme check the stats... Currently there are almost exactly 10 000 people in Sweden with the name Lillemor, of which 45% have it as their first name (tilltalsnamn)

[@isabellavendel8838]

@@Minilena Ah, in Denmark there's currently 19 people with that name, and old danish movies always use it as a pet name for the wife, so that's what I know 😅

[@Minilena]

@@isabellavendel8838 Such a tiny pond between us, such big naming differences! :D

[@lovisah99]

The Swedish name given to D.W. (from Arthur fame) in the dubs ✨️

[@TheodoreStagnum]

it also used to be a nickname for little girls. idk if it's a nickname in the story or her actual name

[@Tunality]

I’m so glad nothing bad happened to the lil baby gnome lads and lasses 😃

[@asavagegarden]

i laughed so much with this stream. it has a LOT of "the jacob curse"

[@Scarlett-Hofferson]

“Speedrun!” *gets clopped by bear trap”

[@kriskross_]

“When the gnome counter reaches eight, It will have been too late”

[@LEdTheFullmetalkid]

Actually caught this one live too. Glad to see the vod as well! Shoutout to all my fellow Nordic people I spotted in the chat!

[@Minilena]

11:00 Svenska tändstickor! :D Literally "Swedish matches" 🔥 (ä sounds like the vowel you make in 'yeah') I was listening without watching and it was wild hearing Jacob suddenly try to read Swedish

[@DissedRedEngie]

ä is basically the phonetic æ.

[@Minilena]

@@DissedRedEngie I don't think that will help most people with English as their native language :P

[@eva1585]

Same and honestly the pronunciation of "tändstickor" wasnt bad for not having practiced (that I know of) and being a born American.

[@shaliekk]

The fact that Julia was singing 'Run Boy Run" right before a fiddle sound wave attack is very Umbrella Academy...

[@CheyeW13]

will now and forever refer to myself as "single child" instead of "only child"

[@sarahsant6248]

I frequently forget the term "only child" and refer to myself as a "single child" lmao 😂 It gets some fun reactions

[@Cudddlefish]

All I could think about at the first part of the game was how both children snuck out at night AND dumped a bunch of matches on the floor. Their mom is gonna be pissed.

[@dariusdibben3438]

Bramble: The Mountain King is purely art, not just a game. I have never been so enamoured, by a stream or game before. Damn.

[@frog_goblin]

As a game design student I honestly think all video games fall into the “is art” category in some form, because art is so loosely defined and they’re all stories handcrafted and designed by people. of course, i totally can understand why some people would say video games are not generally art (especially if they’re thinking only of AAA video game titles), cause there’s a lot of video games where of course the mechanics and gamification is put before the artistic side of it. i was an artist way before i was a game design student, so i always see the art in all of it, even if its just the small things. i think if you want a lot of other very artsy games, a lot of walking simulators focus on art and storytelling above game mechanics! some other games that give me the same breathtaking sensation are What Remains of Edith Finch and Night in the Woods. both have very different art styles from this, but are honestly so beautiful. games as a form of art will always be one of my biggest passions ❤

[@adamscammell1446]

So glad to see you enjoyed this game! Please finish this one cause it deserves all the attention it can get in my opinion

[@kubapienkowski7338]

everytime anyone mentions eurovision i think about two things. the norway performance and how bc of internal political shenanigans poland sent the most rancid performer instead of a guy that had actually some chance to get anywhere in the contest. if you didnt hear it i suggest you try and compare it to the one that won youll get whiplash

[@aerynnsteele]

Granted I have bad taste but I actually quite liked both songs. Gladiator is almost certainly the more interesting song but Solo is fun and poppy and sometimes that's exactly what I want.

[@elizabethpemberton8445]

I’m a non-Scandinavian who went to St. Olaf College and has lived in Minnesota since 1987, and I have been forced to recognize Scandinavian things. And to distinguish Finnish from Swedish/Norwegian/Danish. Not to read any of it, just to recognize them. There, algorithm, have that info.

[@kaboutertje]

lmao the first deer jumpscare and i was literally taking defensive position. im talkin full on fists up to protect my face & chest. my brain was really ready to fight on this one

[@mijiah]

1:23:39 🚨 HEG HOG SWIM ALERT!!!!!!! BOYS!!!!!!! SWIM. HOG. THIS IS NOT A DRILL. 🚨 WE HAVE A SWIMMING LIL HOGGO!!!!!!! HIS LITTLE FEETS ARE PADDLIN!!!!!!!!!! HEG HOG SWIMMING REAL GOOD!!!!!! HEG HOG SWIM WITH BEAUTIFUL SONG PLAYING IN BACKGROUND!!!!!!!!!! BEAUTIFUL ADORABLE MOMENT CHECK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Queer_Nerd_For_Human_Justice]

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[@Ovetupp]

This game really looks like a John Bauer painting come to life. With more horrible noises

[@MissMisnomer_]

Oh my gosh I've never heard of this illustrator before, but you're so right! I'm loving discovering his art, he's like the Swedish Arthur Rackham.

[@Ovetupp]

@@MissMisnomer_ he is really popular in Scandinavia. There are a bunch of books of nordic fairy tales with his illustrations and some have English translations, if you are interested

[@frog_goblin]

i saw someone else say that there’s multiple parts of the game directly inspired by his artwork! super cool to see

[@Agitoforestspirit]

This might be an extremely dark game but I laughed so hard at “That’s Miquella dumbass” that I had to stop what I was doing (drawing) and wheeze laugh about it

[@annjan4431]

As a dane, seeing "Lillemor" as an actual name 🤣 for a child none the less! For the curious, it's an endearing nickname for a grown, usually elder woman. It is usually used in fairytales kind of like a generic name for some sage old grandmother figure. Litteral translation "Little-mom".

[@sunnivamhagatun]

it’s fun to see a game based on scandinavian folklore and myths! also, fun fact: the name Lillemor translates to Little Mother!

[@peinbody84]

I love it when the Drawfs quote The Big Gnome from Drawfee Variety Hour. "No more your son's room. Okay. No more the kitchen, where IT happened. Okay." It's my favorite bit from that fever dream of a series.

[@julyol119]

As a German, I appreciate it 😊 I was rooting for Finland though. And really liked the girl in the Blue Pantsuit (Moldova?) and the Sisterhood with the long hair. Loved their vibe and choir voices. Really cool!

[@aerynnsteele]

Girl in Blue Pantsuit would be Alika from Estonia and Sisterhood with the long hair would be Vesna from Czechia (both incredible)

[@julyol119]

@@aerynnsteele Yeah, that's it, thank you!!

[@TheEllieBree]

I've seen some people play this and honestly didn't expect y'all to play but pleasantly surprised

[@TheRenegadeHamster]

The thumbnail lied! THE THUMBNAIL LIED!!! D:

[@TwolfS3041]

"Should have just stayed in bed like mom said." And maybe consider moving if all this happened in their backyard.

[@HunterJE]

1:04:00 Hey, at least now you don't have to feel so bad about the ones who got bear trapped!

[@EonWhite]

This game is awesome! I hope Jacob and Julia finish it.

[@dansmart3182]

Sometimes you can just tell something is 100% Julia's jam.

[@kennymartin5976]

Nothing sold me more on just how much Julia hates seeing the dog die than the Werewolf vs the Baron in the The Storyteller.

[@werewolfhours]

This game is so good, but so dark. I was shocked how far it went when I first played it.

[@HmongHeroo]

I remember seeing this from IronPineapple for soulslikes and man, I was not really expecting that level of whiplash of wholesome to dark even with seeing the demo.

[@Ingestedbanjo]

33:34 Is that you, Kaarija?

[@Toribell1928]

I love Julia saying “could’ve just gone to therapy” about a Nordic peasant😂

[@paper_bag_pancake]

the references to john bauers illustrations are really cool!

[@ijlayugan4149]

1:24:08 I was enjoying the singing and I looked at their cam and saw Julia being mood lol

[@tuzikopalo]

Germany really deserved better for Gender Rammstein. Also we deserved better for the fact that we didn't send a boring pop song for the first time in ages

[@iridescentdemon]

thanks to this description I had to search it up, amazing

[@kweenkitten6207]

Very cool game! I didn’t want to have to pause! I look forward to you continuing it

[@harpeowl]

I kinda wonna learn to sing like some forest creature

[@AgentPedestrian]

when the Näcken part makes you have to stop the video to listen to Hårgalåten

[@elliotsmelliot]

i was looking at the warnings and saw GNOME DEATHS. GNOME DEATH *S* PLURAL

[@bwilhelm8232]

The little pinecone guys reminded me of the pinecone pig from Fear and Hunger, which means I immediately loved them and would die for them

[@HunterJE]

I don't know about sleep but I do sort of trance out getting a tattoo, I've learned that if I bring a podcast to listen to while it's going that I should bring something I've listened to before and won't worry about missing stuff because I definitely will sort of come to awareness and realize I've just lost time even though I was awake and present the whole way...

[@AshAtropos]

How dare you call it the intro and not the prebramble /j Excellent work as always Kaz!

[@Kralisedra]

Ah, my first stream I got to see live! I was so excited to see Jacob and Julia play through my childhood nightmares :)

[@cupoflavendergrey]

the way jacob takes care of julia about her triggers like

[@kerkyberky6793]

“WEEEEEEEE- ooohhh…” this game in a nutshell

[@Ingestedbanjo]

48:30 Want you to make me feel, like I'm the lonely child in the world...

[@Outlawsrevenge1020]

I had probably the worst week of my life, but I want you to know that you both cheer me up so much and make me smile. Thank you.

[@oleanderhawthorne510]

So glad they mentioned does the dog die!! I have pstd but love horror movies and i use it ALL the time.

[@evancarvalho2195]

I knew you two would love this game! It has some great little guys and the horrors!!

[@livendus]

Man, everything in this game is so familiar. I even remember making the little pinecone guys as a kid (though not as good as these ones)

[@maisieharris5864]

i love jacob and julia! so excited to see this game!!!!

[@priceoffame]

57:45 oh shiiiiiiiiiii! I did not see that coming, and I laughed so hard, which is truly messed up. (It's violent, btw.)

[@fangirlsaredie]

I AM BEGGING ON MY KNEES, please keep playing this game im loving it so much so far :))))

[@black_platypus]

21:35 that sounds exactly like Myrkur, see _Tor i Helheim_ for example :)

[@MorganHowell-Kastner]

This game was so cool! Would definitely be happy to watch you guys play more of it

[@kelseyf1239]

Is the glowing ball on the rock sound similar to mining in spiritfarer? That’s what it reminded me of

[@jacquihopelymonkell419]

I rarely comment but just wanted to chime in that I’d love if you streamed more of this game. I have to know how it ends

[@raethestar44]

The Big Gnome references starting near 54:23 made me so happy!!

[@anamelesscentury]

Thank you for this! For the life of me, I couldn’t place where that reference was from and it’s been bothering me ever since. The Drawfee Variety Hour was a fever dream

[@horklesnorkle8713]

regarding the glowing rock sound: I think it kinda sounded like the plorts tinkling around in Slime Rancher

[@sarahsant6248]

To defend Julia on the "single children" thing -- I am an only child and I frequently forget the term and use "single child" by accident, so I feel her 😂

[@timothymillea5564]

I watched Hereditary recently and a dog shows up in the first scene and even though I wanted to avoid spoilers, I just thought to myself "OHHHHH NOOOOO!" Luckily the dog does not die

[@DjaAkh]

There is a great, fun not-salty response song to Germany's result at Eurovision by a German comedian (in 'English') called 'Allemange zero points'.

[@babycarrots5622]

ah yes that classic quintsta tandasticker (sometimes known as svenska tändstickor)

[@strayiggytv]

The gameplay in this game looks exactly like little nightmares gameplay. I can't believe people werent immediately recognizing that. Edit: of course right after I comment I hit the part where Julia said it lol drawfee on point as always

[@frog_goblin]

i’m wondering if the textures and assets in this game were made using macrophotography? they look SO lifelike and i’ve learned more recently that there’s a lot of unreal engine packs that use macro assets to create lifelike wilderness scenes which is quite genius. for a game like this, that super high-res texturing works perfectly when you’re playing as a small character in a fairly realistic looking setting!

[@werewolf1301]

If the art is stunning in the beautiful forest, it's only natural that it will be enough to make me wrech in the Meat Pond

[@ACloudCat]

This game looks so interesting, glad you guys are playing it!

[@praiserehersalvideos]

1:32:11 Jacob channels York

[@Things-with-wings]

Honestly this reminds me a lot of unravel I’d honestly recommend it! I’d say it has a similar vibe to it, with running around in the wildness and what not..

[@DarkwolfRedsoul]

You know what they say about gnome babies with big feet? Big hats.

[@shaliekk]

21:15 dang that was a good shot Also Tula is gorgeous

[@davidchaplain6748]

I would love to see you do a run of the original Abe's Oddysee, but ALL the dogs die.

[@mimi_h]

cats are here to bramble about 38:22 almost brrp 43:58 how cats fall 1:29:45 olive summon, must be censored + saying hi 1:32:18 cats would never 1:37:08 wazzup joy 1:49:42 unionized producers wanted to lodge complaints 1:52:43 olive chair cat 1:53:07 poking the loaf, there she is 1:57:10 wrap up joy

[@lunaangeleclipse9745]

I've never heard of Does the Dog Die before, and wow that website is so cool and helpful.

[@Ishuval]

Coming here to calm myself after another Playstation Showcase with no Bloodborne news lmao. Thank god this vod is here to save the night :)

[@landlockedlifeguard]

Julia forgetting the Offspring Crazy Taxi song after permanently imprinting it on my brain folds for years feels like a betrayal 😂