Kidd and Cee Reacts To A Forest So EVIL, It's ILLEGAL To Enter (Mr Ballen)

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[@maromimi7530]

I don't know about your culture guys, but from where I come from, owls are ominous signs, so it would have gave me a haunted forest vibe instead of enchanted 😂

[@itstheundisputedsagboo]

Lol fair enough. 😂 As an American….when I was a child growing up in school, I recall the owl being symbolic as wise & it was almost always associated with teachers & intelligence. I definitely get your perspective tho lol

[@maromimi7530]

@@itstheundisputedsagboo it's amazing how cultures differ even in the smallest details 😂 when he said owls and kidd and Cee didn't react I was like, are they not hearing this? 😂

[@CS-wg4th]

I’ve always grown up associating owls with wisdom and intelligence. There was a whole trope of “if you find an owl, it might just teach you a lesson you need in life” type of thing.

[@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc]

Usually raven gave a creepy vide. Mostly because of Halloween.

[@D.o.l.l.a.r.s]

Owls are considered as a bad sign in our country, like losing your loving ones

[@420_momentum]

Crazy fact Mr Ballen was a Navy Seal. A Legit badass

[@stealtho]

bro, u guys have no idea how much vids ive watched of u giys already, if i could comment from my tv i wouldve done commented on almost every single mrballen vid u guys reacted, keep up guys

[@bryankrauss6393]

Those ppl who said that it was demonically possessed are well known and probably one of not the only couple who is respect able in the ability to see and understand paranormal energy

[@userkm2]

Lol the fraudsters Ed and Lorrain sure...

[@pipochill4839]

That thing with native Americans... They used to believe (majority of them) that killing is not always necessary so that could mean that they are gonna be trying to scare us off that land.. 😅 And animals are often characters in those stories and we know that they know them cause it's many years of living together almost in peace (like I would rather steal than kill) 😁 but then Europeans came and Africans were brought and then people just came..

[@manupoasa4050]

Actual best reactors I've ever watched I always go back and watch the same videos over and over 😂😂 much love from Samoa 🇼🇸🇼🇸🇼🇸🇼🇸

[@elnyoutube123]

As someone who has traveled all over the USA I think there are small pockets all over the country of areas that are just naturally haunted, like humans are not supposed to be there and are considered prey. The most haunted states I've been to are easily Kansas and Arkansas. I have had some insanely spooky paranormal dreams where it seemed like these entities were forcing their way into my dreams. There were also entities that were physically touching me and whispering things at me. In Kansas I was sitting in my car with the window open just outside of Wichita around 1am, all of a sudden I hear clearly right in my ear a girl go "Hey!" and I look over and no one is there. I live in NYC and it seems very not haunted here. I've never experienced anything paranormal in New York, but I'm sure there are areas that might be.

[@vonsoulz]

Kidd should make a t-shirt with the words "You know what I'm sayin?"

[@xkelzzzx4921]

I’ve been watching y’all for a good minute and I gotta say that y’all are the best, most consistent, and funniest reactors I see daily. Having those qualities mixed with the variety of videos y’all provide daily?! Y’all have easily become my favorite reaction channel and I really do hope things only go up and up and up for y’all. 💯❤️

[@hudavis550]

I think it was lead poisoning from the water. He built his own piping system. Lead conducts electricity and can cause mania if exposed to too much

[@nauticalnovice9244]

Ooooh that's a good theory, but people before her lost their minds as well soooo... Their water maybe had lead in it as well.

[@x_VALTIEL_x]

That doesn't make sense if you actually listened to the story.

[@hudavis550]

@@x_VALTIEL_x it makes perfect sense after listening to the story multiple times

[@x_VALTIEL_x]

@@hudavis550 1. You ignored all the deaths and misfortunes in Dudley Town that had nothing to do with "people going crazy from lead". Like all the epidemics. Sheep dying. Struck by lightning. Killed by natives after moving away. 2. You ignored the unlikelihood of people sharing the SAME hallucination. 3. The Clarkes didn't even know about the history of Dudley Town, yet Mrs. Clarke reported seeing the same creatures as the former residents. 4. Why wasn't Mr. Clarke affected by the "lead"? 5. Why did his wife go crazy when he left her and not before?

[@hudavis550]

@@x_VALTIEL_x lead conducts electricity…. Lightning. Causes hallucinations, which can lead to Folie à deux. Sure you’ve heard him mention it a few times. Animals dying makes perfect since. If water there had or has lead of course the animals would die too… the water is from the same source…

[@RicochetForce]

Yeah, I think Kidd and Cee are talking about the Nahani Valley in Canada.

[@KiddandCeeReacts]

Yeah that was it

[@tylerespinoza1993]

@@KiddandCeeReacts love the headless valley vid

[@rosemohlabi7817]

DOLLAR DOLLAR DOLLAR DOLLAR.

[@chromosomeboo]

Most indigenous tribes in that era were likely aware that there are some places that people shouldn't occupy, not because of land grab but because they were cursed (haunted).

[@Nani-0613]

The first time I went to Connecticut was when my sister used to do modeling and was a freelance makeup artist. I remember we walked past this black house that reminded me of Amityville house very dark creepy and seemed abandoned and haunted I wouldn't ever go to place isolated from everyone or at least not in the woods. I wouldn't be stay in a place I dint feel safe or that seemed creepy to me Always do research on a place before you move there. If you have the chance to ever make your own house on your own property you own then fix it up the way you want that is unique to you I do know that in some cultures things like Raven, Crows, owls, Butterfly, Vultures can symbolize death, Bad luck, warning etc...

[@Okai3427]

So a ghost hand slaps some1 out of nowhere, and it's a native?? Smh...

[@abelcastro4813]

Yea people just focus on the stuff they want to focus on 🤣🤣🤣🤣 completely look over they can’t explain or just brush it off

[@rosemohlabi7817]

It's nighttime here,so goodnighttt🥰

[@thaddeusjones540]

Don’t forget the natives is known for doing a lot of rituals and spells back in that era so in my guest and theory they probably curse the land who ever wasn’t welcome !!!!!

[@Past_10]

Those are not native Americans

[@thaddeusjones540]

@@Past_10 yes their are

[@Past_10]

@@thaddeusjones540 go do your history my guy the schools lie to u

[@unnamed1369]

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[@MrsJasmyn45]

I wonder, with the land being Native American land, and anyone who disturbs their land is usually met with consequences. I wonder if the curse came from the Native Americans after the first raid. Almost like they cursed the land, just to make sure no one else would ever reside on their land.

[@kurt477]

You mean the headless valley in the North west part of Canada?

[@KiddandCeeReacts]

yes that's the one

[@nyoooooo]

You just have to clean the area with purgatory fire. Just drop a nuke xd

[@timetogosuperduper9635]

What's the song for the intro?

[@jasmine9581]

19:50 but the 'demic and lightning?

[@arker5835]

I live a little over an hour from this place. Aw fuck.

[@dianeadams3804]

Can you do a react video to any of the videos on Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch or reach out and react to one of his videos? One of my favorite is Nuyakuk River Nightmare.

[@bobbythompson203]

People "with a proper license" can pay to hunt there. No hunter has ever experienced any of these things. Just kids partying. It's private land and it was closed to the public because of vandalism.

[@tylerespinoza1993]

He was probably only alone in the daytime the strange creatures probably came at night and he was probably not alone at night

[@grayfield3361]

I don’t know, people are way more likely to die in the city than in the country

[@LastKingLJ]

I was thinking the native Americans but they can’t make someone get struck by lightning

[@jmt3116]

In haiti it's said that some sorcerers can send lightning attacks against their opps.

[@vivashvanbhushan3422]

@Andrew Boyd 🤣🤣🤣

[@LastKingLJ]

@@jmt3116 I stand corrected lol

[@vaewxlf1130]

They can give really bad luck though, which could include getting struck by lightning

[@maryfall6438]

So I’m from Boston, when I was around 11 I went to Salem, Ma with my family around Halloween for the 1st time, we walked by an old abandoned cemetery and I saw my full name fist,middle,last on a tombstone and this person had died in the1700’s!! So crazy to see I remember freaking out, funny hearing Kidd say Boston with the accent though lol

[@saucerecords8096]

Native americans hahahahahahahahahaha thats funny

[@bryankrauss6393]

Certain Native American tribes attacked settlers also unprovocat

[@FirebirdPrince]

I'm just a little confused cause I thought that was their second home. Couldn't she just stayed at their NY home or wherever he was staying at? Idk regardless of history, I wouldn't want to be in a forest alone.

[@weaponx2980]

Here’s a good question for y’all, what is your definition of Native American? What do they look like to y’all?😅

[@Connor-pt2qc]

Native Americans well most of them were forced out of their homes including the state Connecticut so their couldn’t be native Americans

[@Past_10]

Sorry to say this but those are not native Americans they never was

[@KiddandCeeReacts]

How you know? You must live there?

[@Past_10]

@@KiddandCeeReacts no I don’t live there…the original native Americans are the so called African Americans black people in America are the indigenous people of the land and only…those so called natives that we learn in history class are just foreigners…it was all lies from the beginning

[@KiddandCeeReacts]

Bro I think you're on the wrong channel with all that.

[@tyreseforren6721]

@@KiddandCeeReacts he's just being negative

[@abelcastro4813]

Yea he mentioned forces pushing people but they didn’t bring it up or probably “don’t believe them”

[@123456twat]

what a load of rubbish lol , some chick goes on a metal episode and that in turn just is blindly accepted as "a curse" or "somethings wrong" ... its all conformation bias , how that many people can get tricked into thinking these ridiculous things with ZERO evidence whatsoever is outstanding (same as all religgions) , i thought people had more iq than that for real... so sad tbh , crap story , as that's what it is , just a story. people need to start questioning things and live in the real world . sorry to be a downer but cmon its 2020 how no one says what im saying in the comments is scary in itself. love ya reactions anyways , looking forward for more.🕊✌🕊✌