Finding the Locations of Liminal Spaces [Vol. 3 | Ft. Morbidforfun]

[@JadenSalads]

1,000 likes on this comment and I’ll drop part 4 ❤ Also.. here’s the reupload of the second video in this series: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l36vc35na7qLi5Y&si=i3gnJWS-OAoYBtie

[@mizdroidLOID]

one more like for the goal of 1k, i love these vids

[@Schploof]

1k :(

[@Ender28Handle]

Your content is the best

[@LazyDino_Minecraft]

Pls Like. Thx For Putting My Image In The Video!

[@SjokopandaM-T]

Cool!

[@squidwardthemathematician]

I am from Greece. The office never had the 'Mouth Room'. In reality, the mouth room photo was taken by Mr. Birlis in one of his trips. This is what people say in the reviews.

[@mikhhailml]

Πισω απ'ολα κι ενας Ελλην 😂

[@Vanderlinde375]

I’m fro. Greece too

[@mikhhailml]

@@Vanderlinde375 There is unique joy in finding greek people in the most random parts of the internet.. Χαιρετίσματα

[@Vanderlinde375]

@@mikhhailml Ναι😂😂

[@twosie520]

@@mikhhailmli agree. and collectively shitting on turks in comment sections 😂

[@Broogli]

7:30 I’m in a JadenSalads video. My life is now complete 😌

[@generichuman3838]

It’s the guy!

[@Anthon464]

It's the guy!

[@JadenSalads]

Haha, sick!! I need an upload schedule like you Broogli 📝

[@thenighteagle8325]

This will one day be a satire roast

[@Therwndomperson]

Broogli I've been waiting for your mention in some way shape or form

[@QuintessentialWalrus]

10:25 Small correction: the Stanley Hotel is what INSPIRED the Shining. The movie was not filmed there. The interiors were all sets built for the movie, and the exterior was the Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood in Oregon. Some "close-up" exteriors were also sets. However, some of the interior sets were heavily inspired by the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park, CA. If you want to visit a hotel that ALMOST looks like the one in The Shining, that's your best bet.

[@mastercrazyyyd7699]

I‘ve been to the Timberline Lodge before, neat experience.

[@teflonhammer3465]

When Stephen King did his version of the Shining it was shot at the Stanley

[@robroy4452]

I’m glad someone said this. I came to the comment section for this exact correction. Just visited the Stanley Hotel last year and know all about the history of The Shining.

[@michelleh.5225]

The Ahwahnee does have Shining vibes 😀 but not nearly as sinister. I've also been to the Timberline Lodge and it's TINY. They only have like 5 rooms lol. There's no way they could've fit all of that in there. It's insane they used it for exterior shots. I guess they wanted to make it look lonely and isolated. But there's so many other alpine-type hotels in America they could've used.

[@tvtakeoff]

lol I just commented the same thing 🤣 it’s understandable where the confusion comes from. I highly recommend visiting the Stanley if you can! They do tours so you don’t actually have to stay there (it’s pricey). But you can stay in the room where king stayed which would be very cool! Have you seen King’s version of The Shining movie?

[@bobiszack2768]

I made the mario 64 image a while back, I got bored one day and imported the mario 64 textures into CSGO and made a little map with them. I threw it in gimp to try and make it look like a magazine scan and the rest is history. Im surprised you actually credited me as the source because not many people do.

[@JadenSalads]

I’m glad you found this.. this comment needs recognition!

[@Kyliemakesvids]

When?

[@matthewboire6843]

Cool

[@thouparentalfigure4944]

Hey! I’m from Costa Rica, and I’ve been to the Museo de los Niños several times throughout my life and yes! The Mouth Room is from there! The first photo is old because I do remember the little posters on the walls from my childhood, and the floor is supposed to be a tongue labeled with the different tastes. Also, that museum is known to be FILLED with liminal spaces, and many people find it unsettling. Probably because it used to be a prison and is said to be haunted lol.

[@Banana-Narancia]

Lo sabia :)

[@realgummyrules_420]

69TH LIKE HEHE

[@academiacadejo3266]

Mae legalmente el museo es medio creepy, tiene su vara jajajajaja especialmente ir un miércoles randóm y caminar por el pasillo con las luces de neón (que ya ni la mitad funcionan)

[@Jetzqie]

@@academiacadejo3266mae yo fui hace como un año y me dio como un sentimiento de nostalgia combinado con miedo, esta raro legalmente

[@SamuelChaconRamirez]

@@academiacadejo3266 legal ajjajaja

[@VanossGaming]

i really enjoy these :)

[@JadenSalads]

If you ever make any backrooms related content, you know who to contact ;) (btw, this made my day, it's so cool to see you here!!)

[@gmanplays731]

W VANOSS 🔥🔥

[@3ternal_3clipse]

Yo it's the Vanoss 👀

[@GHQARCHIVE]

yo what’s good

[@mackerel8619]

I'd NEVER bang your mother vanoss, you a legend.

[@rjlangman5777]

It’s actually shocking how great this content is. You deserve a much larger audience fr. Love your vids.

[@JadenSalads]

Thanks for the comment, sick profile picture!

[@thereal_harukakiritani]

bro really rickrolled us at 13:21 and thought we wouldn't notice 💀

[@clvsidy]

LOL

[@C_a_r_l_]

why would he put it there if he didn’t want us to notice retard 💀

[@LilyTheCosplayer]

yes

[@armor1596]

I think the backrooms is such a cool concept. Not only is it interesting, it allowed lots of writers to collaborate onto one huge library of levels, objects, entities and more.

[@oceaniccanvas89]

i agree but i think the earlier backrooms was better because there was more mystery and there is one floor and there MIGHT be more floors but now there are a million floors

[@SoupDealer]

the wikidot runs things quite well ngl, capped at 999 levels for the normal one, actual quality control, the levels aren't that shit, the fandoms are quite bad imo@@oceaniccanvas89

[@SirBeet]

My dream is to take a liminal space photo and create lore with it and make it resign within the backrooms community.

[@DaACTUALLYREALReddie]

Yeah, but nowadays, it has been ruined by its childish side of the backrooms fandom.

[@SirBeet]

Before the backrooms became mainstream it was kinda mysterious and had some kind of enticing feel to it, but KZbin kids has ruined yet another creepypasta. And now content about the backrooms includes monsters that don’t make the backrooms scary anymore. I’d rather be stuck in an endless maze with a creature so that I don’t go completely insane. All I’m saying is, content about the backrooms is too oversaturated.

[@simp_shrimp5893]

At 10:16 I can confirm 100% it's the national children's museum in Costa Rica, I'm from there and I remember really well that room, I think the photos look different because of some remodelations done there, if you're curious the whole place is basically a giant liminal space heaven lmao, I remember going there a lot as a child and the place always gives the liminal space vibe, even before I knew what liminal spaces were.

[@Anthon464]

Wow sometimes you don't really think that the pictures are real and its cool that you've been there😊

[@marz5812]

Tico que se respeta conoce lo traumatisantemente genial que es el museo de los ñiños

[@FilippoCenzato]

I think I've seen a pattern here. The thing that makes these liminal space similar between each other is the fact that not only seems kinda familiar and nostalgic, but in a deep part of our souls we kinda feel bad and unsettled seing it empty and I think we actually would like to visit it in real life. This is for example why in particular there are so much photos taken in playhouses or pools: we think that seing it empty and peopleless, but still that it would be such a funny place and deep in our souls, we get back to "child mode" and would like to enjoy it in real life. Anyways... another awesome video of the series!!! It's incredible how much work you pit into it!!! Keep it up, pal!

[@magpineapple]

this is already commonly known

[@Xenozine]

thought this was a reupload of the original at first based on the title and track record from the second video in this series and my heart nearly dropped because of how much the first one meant to me. the timing of the upload, my mood, and overall vibe at the time while watching was such a wonderful experience ill never forget. so am really glad to see it still up and this one actually being a part 3!

[@JadenSalads]

This is the best part about uploading videos, I’m glad my content can make your day better. :)

[@cricketandgraham8644]

THANK YOU (and morbidforfun, of course) for this collaboration! Great way to start my morning. Keep it up

[@JadenSalads]

Thanks! Morbid is the goat

[@Achromatic_0]

i love watching small communities like this grow. i remember when kylie was just publishing her first videos, and now she's even getting featured on others' channels. same with morbidforfun. heartwarming.

[@JadenSalads]

This is an awesome content. kylie's pretty close to hitting 100K, and morbid already got past 100k.. very awesome to see! :)

[@nataliemorett1911]

Fun fact:the ocean can be considered a liminal space with enough editing and looking at it. Edit:DAWG WUT 126 LIKES IN 11 HOURS 💀💀 I never make these omg thx for the likes comments but God bro

[@shayvurden9009]

😮true that

[@kingofhearts3185]

Don't tempt me

[@remington_acr1651]

Well by definition it is a liminal space. No beginning nor end. The ocean is utterly gut wrenching, unsettling scary because of how vast it is.

[@kingofhearts3185]

@@remington_acr1651 I mean the shoreline is the beginning and end, but you could probably do something clever with the south pacific between Point Nemo and Lovecraft's R'lyeh.

[@nataliemorett1911]

What about underground tunnels?

[@babyfoxoti]

The mario 64 one is a screenshot of an edited version of the castle where every zone is connected and not separated by loading screens that teleport you somewhere else (which results in a lot of rooms clipping with each other). If i remember correctly, it was made by skelux.

[@charlottegram3174]

I'm from Burnsville, MN and I LOVED seeing our old, nearly abandoned mall in this video :) The mini golf course is still closed, and they're planning on demolishing the mall... nevertheless, that golf course (and the entire mall) made a GREAT place for liminal space pics!!!

[@willowwalsh4577]

I agree the old sears looks like the backrooms if you peak in

[@lunastrations]

7 months late, I’m actually from a town over! When I was watching the video I was drawing at the same time and I literally had to pause when I heard Burnsville😂😂

[@macintosh531]

hey Jaden. I was thinking it could be interesting if you make a series on rating liminal spaces so people could sent images they've found or taken and you could see which ones you like and don't like and choose your favourite but that's just a suggestion.

[@JadenSalads]

That’s not a bad idea at all. I’ll definitely make this at some point

[@yukiiflakes]

YOOOO I'm from Costa Rica and I can confirm, the Mouth Room used to scare me so much as a little kid. There was also a house which was called "La casa de Museito y Museita" which is their mascots. The house is just a big mess on purpose, it's weird to walk on, LOL. That one screamed liminal space so bad.

[@xotoothbat]

omg i feel like i’ve been waiting forever for this 🙏

[@JadenSalads]

Yooo!!!

[@xotoothbat]

@@JadenSalads your pinned comment better get 1,000 likes or else 😭❤️

[@Comic-_SansTOS]

13:20 when I got fascinated in liminal spaces and started watching this series, I had no clue that I was to get rickrolled. You have earned a subscriber and access to my top five content creators.

[@remington_acr1651]

There’s something particularly calming about these photos. Especially the ones with low light. I’m not bothered by them but rather intrigued. It’s insane how a photo without context gets your gears running. Thank you.

[@gottalovetruecrimestories]

9:32 the mouth room is from the children’s museum in costa rica, been there as a child myself, the museum has a bunch more places that could also be considered liminal, also the museum has always given me bad vibes, probably because it used to be a penitentiary, then the first lady turned it into the children’s museum. I don’t know if it’s true, but there are plenty of stories from night guards experiencing paranormal stuff there, al creepy shit aside, it’s definitely a fun place to visit once you are grown

[@parrishgelhar-pacht9640]

I've been writing a Backrooms/Liminal space based/style book/story for about a year now. These videos really help with finding inspiration.

[@JadenSalads]

Don’t give the project up.. I usually start something and never finish it, so just keep it up!! :)

[@mollygirvan4558]

13:58 I knew this bridge looked familiar! I had seen the liminal photo of the bridge alone before, and I really recognised it. After seeing the location, I realised that I have walked under that bridge before. Until I was 10 years old, I lived in SW London and my dad used to drive me down to Kensington to get my hair cut in a hairdressers called Trotters. I double checked and Kensington was indeed where the bridge is. I remember walking under there on the way to the hairdressers, and on the way me and my dad would go to Holland park. Very simple but good memories :)

[@CrisNich-hj3gd]

thats really cool. also did you see any of those zombie people? when i hear kensington, thats all i think about.

[@mollygirvan4558]

@@CrisNich-hj3gdwdym?

[@CrisNich-hj3gd]

@@mollygirvan4558 search up kensington zombies, its crazy.

[@mollygirvan4558]

@@CrisNich-hj3gdthat’s in Philadelphia lol, I’m talking about the Kensington in London 😭

[@CrisNich-hj3gd]

@@mollygirvan4558 oh lol

[@providencia6702]

I'VE BEEN TO THE MOUTH ROOM! I used to live in Costa Rica and that museum was a staple in my childhood. I knew it was my museum the moment I saw it!

[@JadenSalads]

That’s awesome

[@AuralPods-gm4pg]

Seriously, thank you so much for this!!! ♡

[@JadenSalads]

Thank you for watching 🙏🏼

[@jamiehamilton4602]

Hey man that sucks that KZbin have taken down some of your videos. You make really great amd interesting content. I remember that Bliss wallpaper but when you showed the others it just hit me with Nostalgia. So many great memories using XP back in the days. Keep up the great work bro. ✌😎👍

[@last8478]

bro these vids are great, please keep uploading more. My favourite series! 😄👍 cant wait to see you grow keep it up

[@UFereSanyo]

Yo, Right on the feed as it was posted, lovely!! Keep up this awesome work my guy, even if it's keeping re-uploads up!!

[@JadenSalads]

Thanks a ton, I’ll try and stay consistent

[@aidoneus-8292]

At the time mark 18:21 an indoor roller-coaster called the "Python pit" located at "Zonkers Arcade" in Olathe Kansas. I used to go there all the time as a kid! Really hit a core memory for me, thank you.

[@computey]

Ive actually been to Burnsville Mall before, its a shame the play is very empty and just feels sad, but whoever loves liminal spaces should go there cause it screams liminality

[@seppegabriel8345]

Yeah, that was deadass my main mall for a while. I remember going to the truck play place when I was little, which is also pretty liminal now that I think about it.

[@kaytlyncarter1612]

Yessssss, when I was a kid I loved going there. I kind of had to watch it die though when I worked at VS on 2017/2018, I think it only has like 5 stores now, maybe 4. Very liminal.

[@TheFirebirdinator]

For anyone wondering, the multi colored houses liminal photo is from the movie "Edward Scissorhands" by Tim Burton.

[@TheOneGuy1111]

He mentions that in the previous video.

[@TheFirebirdinator]

@@TheOneGuy1111 oh ok

[@Candence.is.a.calico]

It was also filmed at Southgate shopping center that I live close to in Florida

[@Cool_Adrian7]

No better time to watch this than late at night ✨

[@JadenSalads]

Best believe it 👻

[@anjojin1668]

these videos make me so emotional because despite the supposed lonely, desolate feelings of liminal spaces, they were once so dearly inhabited and lived in, places where people made childhood memories or poured their hearts into works of art. and the fact that liminal spaces are so popular just goes to show that they are still cherished in the hearts of many. these places were never really abandoned. they are still held fondly in our minds and memories ... they are places filled with love

[@s-agk]

2:32 this is why buzzfeed unsolved with shane and ryan is the BEST paranormal show bc they don’t take that shit seriously and make things super dramatic 😭😭 (ryan does sometimes but it balances out w shane’s whole personality) and both of them actually cover interesting topics and discuss the cases intelligently and both give their opinions from different perspectives, from a non-believer of the paranormal to a super-believer and i just think it’s so interesting tbh

[@TacticGG]

Absolutely love this series, liminal photos are so interesting to me because of the interesting feeling they give looking that them. Can’t wait for Part 4 if it happens!

[@noahcorsac1324]

with your mention of windows XP Bliss and Autumn, made me think you might enjoy NationSquid's video on the Autumn wallpaper - which was basically lost for a long time, super fascinating story

[@JadenSalads]

I love that video!

[@Radoverie]

I genuinely can’t believe this doesn’t have way more views. Your content is amazing, please keep up the good work. Can’t wait to see the kind of content you’ll make in the near future. :)

[@voxicore]

The Truman Show is one of my absolute all-time favourite films. Its funny, its serious, its harsh, its emotional, its just perfection.

[@Mustlord_Guitar_Ambient]

8:03 When the Millennium Dome in London first opened, there was a giant human body which you could travel into and explore. That place was creepy, and gave off a similar vibe to the mouth room. This quote basically sums up the experience... _"I remember ascending up the escalator in to the next section of the plastic sweat-box, then coming to a stop in a massive crowd of other terrified screaming children underneath the devil itself - the giant beating heart, where we remained stood for what felt like an eternity. This thing was huge. It was hung from the top of the giant chest we were all stood in, with huge veins feeding in to it, and the entire thing was moving and beating very loudly. I remember standing there, utterly terrified with my eyes closed, thinking 'what have I got myself into here'. Is this how it all ends, trapped in an airtight, plastic fart-box, about to either suffocate to death or somehow be consumed by that horrifying giant beating heart?"_ Edit: There's footage of it at 'The Millennium Dome Exhibition Full Walk Through in Greenwich London 2000 Hi8 Video'. The place is a massive liminal space in its own right, especially near the end of the year when it became neglected and empty.

[@The_real_JJ_Alzheimers]

I thank you so much for these videos. They’re so engaging and calming. I appreciate them very much. Thank you again :)

[@JadenSalads]

That’s the best part of having a video being uploaded. I’m glad my content can be comforting.. thank you!!

[@Ender28Handle]

​@@JadenSaladshey Jaden! I have some liminal images that I got sent And they look like real locations if I could send you on email so you would see them for yourself.

[@JadenSalads]

@@Ender28Handlesend away

[@Ender28Handle]

@@JadenSalads sent it in your discord server

[@fallenangel5829]

Thank you so much for these videos! I love finding out locations of liminal spaces and these videos help me a lot! I’m hoping at some point I can actually go to some of these places when I’m older and maybe you could makes a video of you visiting these places at some point too! Much support to you and everyone else that was involved in these videos! (Also hoping you can get this KZbin situation figured out it kinda sucks they deleted it and you had to repost it.)

[@cyanbug3021]

I could've sworn that ive been in the teeth room. I remember it being in a children's museum. I was a toddler or maybe a bit older then. I live in the US and have never left the country for anything, if you want information where. I mostly stay in the midwest heartland part and travel outside very rarely for vacation with my family

[@Juggernautiluss]

The wall/set used for that truman show scene still exists, it's in the universal studios Hollywood back lot tour and you can see it in action

[@iamUnskilled]

Amazing video Jaden, can't wait for part 4.

[@bellaboolovesu]

2:20 omg. I’ve drove past that house multiple times and no idea that was where that image was from, that’s insane!! I’m so happy one of them is from my state :}

[@funnygrunt_o7]

1:43 lmao that lil second long windows xp destruction joel clip

[@treehowl]

I know for a fact that there is a giant mouth room in the children's museum in lacrosse Wisconsin because when I was younger I went there all the time

[@karolczak223]

Let's go! Another episode of the series! Great work, love these videos. Keep it up!

[@JadenSalads]

More to come!

[@FullMetal_Arsonist]

I’m in college for Photography, and had an assignment to tell a story through 50 pictures, and pick the 3 that tell the story best. I did liminal spaces, and like actually went into the back rooms- one of the pictures I took was of a door, hidden near a stairwell, that I never managed to find again.

[@ryanlava-z6s]

For 8:19(The mouth room) is very nostalgic for me because when i was in elementary school we we’re learning about bacteria and germs you can get in your mouth and hands and in the gym they took us in well idk if it was the exact same mouth room but from what I can remember it’s pretty close bc I remember sitting on the teeth like seats and I think it even had a uvula

[@JasperRebornCDJM]

I love the subtle Vargskelethor Joel reference at 1:43

[@JadenSalads]

Love em

[@JasperRebornCDJM]

Very based

[@palmossi]

18:28 OMFG THANK YOU SO MUCH THIS IS MIIIIIINE

[@abbymarie947]

I’ve always seen that mini golf course photo and thought “that’s just the Burnsville mall putt putt course” I used to go there as a kid. It’s weird to know I was right. That place felt weird back in the 2000-2010s too 😂

[@e_mmmme]

As a Costa Rican I can confirm the mouth room is the same one as the National Museum. It was in fact changed over time, but that’s how it looked like in early 2000s

[@weeeeeeee72]

yo this is crazy i never thought i’d end up living so close to the location of one of these photos 😭 hearing “beaumont school” gave me whiplash bc i literally know ppl who go there

[@MrRobertRue]

I’m close to Hartford city ( I also live in indiana) and the county and city itself is a example of rural poverty, blackford county (the county Hartford city is located in) is practically abandoned, with many ghost towns abandoned elementary schools etc.

[@middlefingercat69]

I'm from Costa Rica, the mouth room is indeed in the National Children's Museum, the reason the newer pictures look different is because there were some renovations around 3 years ago and they were taken during the day! A fun fact from the museum is that it used to be a prison a long time ago, you can still see some remains of the old structure including the prison cells. I'm thinking on visiting some time soon while the place is empty and take some pictures from different sections of the museum as the whole place has that weird eerie vibe to it.

[@Landon4499]

I found you through this series and I've loved every episode, this one being no different. You deserve a much larger audience and I would love even more parts to this series.

[@JadenSalads]

Always going to be more

[@notquiteresplendent8617]

so glad that super mario 64 was mentioned, the castle has always given me a weird kind of feeling. also got that feeling when i played ocarina of time

[@rhamorne]

Okay this is super specific and obscure for me to point out, but at 16:20 , the song playing faintly in the background happens to be a song called "Will You Come Back My Love", a muzak tune..which was the last song to be heard and recorded at the world trade center on 9/11 right before they collapsed..

[@JadenSalads]

I’m surprised that there’s this many people who notice that

[@solgaleo3533]

14:30 I swear I remember seeing it posted in the original SM64 iceberg thread that spawned that whole trend regarding SM64 conspiracies. I think it might be related to that.

[@axeI.c06]

He just rickrolled us. In a better way.

[@JadenSalads]

That’s a good way of putting it hehe

[@rattuspunx]

omg that snake/dragon rollercoaster ride!! I remember, as a kid, there was this place in Utah called Hollywood Connections, and they had a very similar ride with a dragon you road in. damn bro, that took me back.

[@yiga]

17:30 holly sh*t when I saw myself I almost had a heart attack, good video btw

[@luckymedic1438]

Posted some good freaking contetn right here!

[@huisssz]

3:05 reminds me of meet the robinsons idk why

[@vincenthall5908]

As someone from California, I recognized that street in LA immediately haha. I go past there all the time!

[@inotsmarty5700]

I just started watching the series today, perfect timing for part three :D

[@JadenSalads]

You’re lucky, you don’t have to wait like everybody else lol

[@highnoon9333]

Was not expecting to see my hometown (Atlanta) in a video like this!

[@blackchannel000]

I love these videos you should collab with a KZbinr named cresendex I think he makes video kind of similar to yours but I think he would do a great job

[@JadenSalads]

I’ll check them out

[@blackchannel000]

@@JadenSalads that’s great love your videos too you got me into trying to find liminal spaces too I don’t know how you do it but your good at it because when I try I end up at a McDonald’s lol

[@blackchannel000]

I’m about to take one at monument valley!

[@danonino9877]

I am from Costa Rica and I’ve been in the mouth room. Even when ppl say it is unsettling, I really liked that room, used to sit on the teeth when little, also at some point they used to have a huge toothbrush to brush the teeth. It’s curious that’s the room they say looks liminal, when literally that whole museum has a bunch of liminal spaces, also it used to be related to the military.

[@matthewllla]

Omg I love these videos so much ❤️

[@fernanluis176]

One of the discord entree imagines, the snake roller coaster that appearsto be indoor is from a children’s entertainment venue that used to be famous in Puerto Rico in the 90s and early 2000s. It was called Wonderpark and I have a lot of memories regarding that ride. Unfortunately it doesn’t exist anymore but I know there’s a lot of family pictures that feature a lot of liminal spaces from that venue.

[@lourdespachla6516]

no one gonna talk about how he rickrolled us?

[@Kyliemakesvids]

When?

[@brydavey3259]

1:43 WAS THAT JOEL’S WINDOWS XP DESTRUCTION VIDEO I JUST SAW??? wasn’t expecting to see that today haven’t seen or thought of that vid in ages!!

[@mcnugget677]

It’s quite interesting to see random, unassuming places in this world can get recognition in the most random of ways. Most famously the Abbey Road zebra crossing. Millions travel to Abbey Road every year just to get a glimpse of some random white stripes that can be found in many other places around the world. Someone painted those stripes who knows how long ago, probably with no idea how iconic they would become, all because they got featured on some famous album.

[@spaceturtle8889]

For real

[@lordsaladman3178]

1:43 Ah yes that little bit of Fecal Funny is like a cherry on top of this amazing video

[@gb9727]

18:18 some people think that is where the backrooms are from. It is located in an abandoned post office in new York as far as I know, and it's likely that is where the backrooms location is

[@lastolaastari]

That theory has been debunked years ago.

[@gb9727]

If you're right, there may be word out there saying that it's not the location, but it's still worth appearing in part 4

[@pandagamer2746]

Level 0 might have been found on Reddit, Broogli made a video about it

[@AlphaMicah]

13:21 Wasn't expecting that lol!

[@AlphaMicah]

How do i keep finding my self

[@G1nsh1]

I love your videos a lot so keep up the good work (also your videos make my day 10x better)

[@JadenSalads]

Glad you like them!

[@evc445]

I love your vids keep up the good work bro!

[@FarAwayOutsider]

Congratulations on the 50K Your videos are so underrated Edit : hey jaden can you guess where this is at? My pfp :) I took this years ago

[@wretchedcats4909]

Yay part three!!!!! Here’s hoping YT doesn’t take any more of these down.

[@Everything_60]

6:11 so I watched lost media?

[@5ONE41]

18:22 is a family rollercoaster called Python Pit, or possibly a rethemed/renamed version of the same ride. A handful of identical Python Pit coasters were built for a chain of family entertainment centers called Jeepers. They mostly operated in the northeast and midwest US, and had probably around twenty locations at their high point between the late 90s and late 00s. As Jeepers locations started closing, the Python Pit rides tended to get moved around either to other Jeepers locations or other FECs, so this photo might be from one of those. I went to a Jeepers occasionally as a kid, but I don't remember the track being green, the fake spiderweb, or the snake being pink. All the photos I can find online have a green snake. That said, the snake head is definitely the same shape, and the track layout is the same. I remember that the location I went to made the kinda-boring layout more fun by having the last turn go into a separate room that was dark and had spooky cartoon eyes all over the walls.

[@platipeace]

very cool video

[@JadenSalads]

very cool comment

[@DaxTheWolf17]

I found this channel literally yesterday and have binged a bunch of videos and my biggest conclusion I’ve made outside the fact these videos are great and I’m addicted to them is that this man has a Goated taste in music 🙏

[@JadenSalads]

I’ve seen all of your comments, and I’m so glad to hear that. :) new videos soon

[@3lmm0]

i fell asleep watching this

[@AuralPods-gm4pg]

Is that meant to be a good thing or a bad thing?

[@Florp3434]

You didn't watch this tho

[@JadenSalads]

@@AuralPods-gm4pgI like that my content is comforting enough for people to fall asleep to it

[@3lmm0]

@@Florp3434no i did tho

[@JHG_1]

i had "finding more liminal spaces" in my watchlist with this for a long time im glad you mentioned it here because I wondered why I couldn't find the other

[@llma]

2:48 “he’s taken too much benadryl” bro that sent me 😭😭

[@thatonekid5318]

When I was a child, we used to live right next to the Burnsville Mall. We went to that mini golf course countless times before it was shut down for good. To me, it was a common place for large family get-togethers. It was sad to watch it fall apart and eventually be shut down. I often go back to visit it, and believe it or not, it's still there. Nobody has taken it down. I really found it amazing that you mentioned it because as long as I can remember, the course has felt dream-like. If you're ever in Minnesota, I completely recommend stopping by. It's on the bottom floor of the mall.

[@LBOZO83739]

13:06 I’ve been here I was here in 2018

[@DINONUGSS]

this content could entertain me for hours. its so awesome to see actual places of photos, especially liminal ones. it reminds me how easy it would be or how real liminal places are everywhere. i cant wait to find more myself

[@Corpsepct]

" Jaden this is the third week in a row you've said I found them in class".

[@_.kayla._]

As a Backrooms fan, I’m very happy that a lot of liminal spaces are in my country

[@Foriege]

Yessss 0:03

[@soulassassin0g]

I just found this channel by accident and it reminds me so much of Lemmino, basically the O.G of internet oddity videos, and kinda gives me nostalgia. Good to know people are still into weird stuff lol.