3 Unnerving True College Dorm Horror Stories

[@honeywasp7839]

Rodney literally warned them, told the dude whats up, apologized for disturbing them and had to move dorms again but nah Rodney is the "bad guy" in that story and "needs to get help" justice for my man Rodney

[@gus-187]

Yeah, I empathize with him. It must be absolute hell to have to live with it. I think the roommates' behavior was on par with some gossipy schoolgirls, but nevertheless - I can see OP's point. Even if I was informed about it and then I'd wake up to him in my fucking room doing some bizarre stuff, I'd still be absolutely freaked out and I definitely wouldn't be able to take it long term.

[@RockinRocketScience]

Justice was served by moving him out

[@jennysped1]

I work in sleep medicine and this legit made me sad. Parasomnias are very real and treatment is difficult. Justice for Rodney!

[@stratabegood]

yeah I had something similiar but I told people around me what could happen so it wasnt weird or anything. they just knew it wasnt me doing it and it was ok. they tell me to go back to sleep and that was it. it was a lot worse years ago. idk if it even happens anymore no one ever talks to be about it but yeah justice for Rodney.

[@kelseamccracken2142]

Sounds like rodney wrote this comment

[@Fazquel]

"I don't know ANYTHING about sleep walking or any of that stuff. But that didn't look like sleep walking to me." Glad an expert cleared that up for us xD

[@slicingonions4398]

​@BadBlood&TheCommonGround oh another expert here able to diagnose someone from a story. Which you are not an expert on because none of that is true about people with schizophrenia

[@JustAdude291]

That's exactly what I thought. What a bunch of gossiping little school girls too

[@TyeArtisik]

Smh

[@ONLY1KUDWE]

😂😂😂

[@Dr-Random]

that story shouldn’t have ever made it into the final video

[@bigpapamagoo8696]

Rodney: tells his roommate about his sleeping disorder Roommate: lol what a weirdo Rodney: sleepwalks Roommate: 😱

[@AlfieTrevor4444]

Rodney's roommate clearly doesn't have a brain

[@Glitterinpin]

rodneys was deffos a school shooter lol

[@imdizzy6182]

exactly. why the hell would it be weird to warn the people that you’re sleeping in a dorm with that you have a sleep disorder? the kids in this story sound like insufferable mean girls

[@chemssss2790]

Well i would be terrified if someone 6,4 tried barging down my door sleeping or not

[@DianaDC8]

I felt the same way...the roommate was a complete immature asshole. Talking about Rodney behind his back after finding out he has a sleep disorder. Grow up dude!

[@willcroot5528]

I actually really feel for Rodney. Having a sleeping issue like that must be terrifying, even though the scenario of him smashing against the door in the middle of the night sounds terrifying. There's something sad about him saying "I'm sorry guys" then being kicked out of another place to stay

[@finalact5302]

Yeah, the actual scary part of that story was the cold hearted douche bag who wrote it and his friends

[@wxo_5057]

@RR Gonna be a rickroll, not gonna click.

[@thana3270]

@@wxo_5057 its not a rickroll it's actual good content

[@devonmunn5728]

Same here

[@adrianepb8607]

For sure. I hope he's getting the help he needs

[@blevinsdesigns]

So glad to see that everyone here is backing Rodney. I got really pissed off and sad by that story. The poor dude clearly told them about it so they wouldn't be alarmed when it would end up happening. Instead they just made fun of him, got alarmed when it happened and judged him hard for it. I hope Rodney is doing good and has better people around him now.

[@ilovethesturniolotriplets507]

Ur telling me u wouldn’t be scared if ur roommate was standing in ur ur smiling at u in the middle of the night then starts banging on doors ???!!! Bffr

[@sherrymuhammad6914]

@@ilovethesturniolotriplets507that’s what I’m thinking too🤣 like wtf, are people really saying they’d be fine with someone entering their room , smiling at you and then screaming their lungs out?🤨

[@tuikku8645]

@@sherrymuhammad6914 literally nobody is saying that it isn't creepy......but he obviously has a sleep disorder and instead of his roommates being like "ok, that is creepy but it's a disorder" they gossip about him and treat him like some serial killer 🙄

[@divines1677]

bro my little sister scarred me when I turned a corner and I accidentally punched her if a dude who already got moved dorms banging on my door and looking at me from the corner of my room I would be shitting bricks

[@lindseyperlberg8484]

@@divines1677 no said it wasn’t scary. we’re all just backing him in the sense of sleeping . disorders often do lead people doing this in extreme cases.also he informed them about it if wanted leaner more they could have looked it up somehow. I mean surely if wasn’t google or computer there was book or dictionary … something. Like truely the story teller in this is looking to be the victim that they aren’t.

[@artfanatic8093]

The real horror story is suffering from a sleep disorder, being treated like the enemy by your roommates, and kicked out everywhere you go.

[@tiract]

Right? I feel so bad for him :(

[@starbright1087]

Except the guy had every right to be scared of his roommate who had the sleep disorder

[@SpideyWebSlinger111]

@@starbright1087 but he didn't need to be so rude about it

[@CLangley-yl1fb]

You know, most people who wake up to see someone in the corner of their room acting weird, while in a fog of sleep, tend to just grab and throw the nearest object. Plus, Rodney didn't tell the others about the disorder, only the OP. That's something that should be explained outright, and people have the right not to put up with someone who is going to willingly or not deprive them of sleep.@@SpideyWebSlinger111

[@BatmanfrmDaX]

@@SpideyWebSlinger111 tf u mean bro? He was literally in bros room While he was sleep

[@haydenf8080]

As someone with a sleep disorder who lives in a dorm with other people I feel for Rodney. Poor dude can’t control it and doesn’t “need to seek help” he did enough keeping everyone informed of it.

[@tfordham13]

Yeah plus there isn't help for it

[@danilonakazone386]

there is not much to be done... Maybe lead him back to his bedroom, try to get him to his bed? My family did this when I used to sleepwalk, they also would try really har to wake me up, they learnt the hard way a sleepwalking person really is sleeping lol

[@shadowsage2636]

The problem is regardless he will disrupt others as it was shown, or rather told through the story. i know you "can't help it" but living with someone with is quite nerve racking cause of situations like this, so in the end "being informed" doesn't help the actions you'll have to deal with.

[@billandbraden1439]

Don’t know why the OOP said it was weird that Rodney informed them of his disorder! It’s usually one of the first things I tell new people as a disabled person

[@haydenf8080]

@@shadowsage2636 Informing them is all we can do because as you said we can’t help it it was their fault leaving their door unlocked so they can’t be surprised when stuff like that happens.My roommate personally doesn’t mind because he knows this and just tells me to go back to bed. It really is as simple as being informed instead of being ignorant and scared or nervous.

[@bumpbee98]

With that first story, I feel so bad for Rodney. I bet he felt so outcasted and alone through all that. He confided in those boys and in turn they thought he was a freak and probably made him feel even worse about himself. Poor kid.

[@Mikey-ym6ok]

Especially when he was considerate enough to be up front about it and was apologetic about his actions

[@dorkyidiot661]

Just goes to show just how disgusting people can be..

[@rachelpage3095]

they where even talking behind Rodneys back about how weard and creepy he was rather then feeling sorry for him and wanting to help him, im not suprised that he wasent seen the next day

[@tfordham13]

@@dorkyidiot661 well they never experienced anything like it before so it's understandable

[@oatmilk.y]

@@tfordham13 just because something’s new to you it doesn’t mean you have to be unkind about it

[@screamingintotheabyss]

As someone with Parasomnia, the first story kinda made me upset. There is a lot of misconceptions about disorders like that and it’s upsetting to listen to a story about it being antagonized.

[@tonyisnotdead]

parasomnia doesn't exist, it's just your brain being broken

[@Billcipherthesniper]

I feel bad.

[@nicholash1278]

@@Billcipherthesniper I don't

[@zefquinn5964]

@@nicholash1278 that’s because you weren’t raised with common decency

[@gabriallefleming7611]

I just hope that you've been treated better than this poor guy. He tried to tell them & the guy just didn't want to hear it.

[@janedoe885]

I feel bad for Rodney in story one, that must be embarrassing and scary to go through on the one hand and feel pretty helpless on the other. Sounds like he was doing his best to communicate the situation while feeling bad about it. OP and his friends were being pretty judgmental from the outset. From accounts I've heard about sleepwalking, the moment he was in OP's room and even after tracks for it. Just a sucky situation and it's a shame that Rodney was being treated as an enemy through it instead of someone struggling with a problem he wanted to stop too.

[@jordannewman177]

They should be judgemental, it was one of the first things he said to them. Just drop the old “I have a mental disorder that causes me to bang on things and scream in my sleep.” How the fuck are they supposed to respond? “Yeah that’s cool no problem just don’t kill me in my sleep.” No moron.

[@nah7656]

Especially when they were all basically gossiping about him.

[@kyrohowe3156]

That is why OP (or Ethan if that's his real name) should be ashamed

[@jordannewman177]

@@kyrohowe3156 no he shouldn’t, he did nothing wrong.

[@jordannewman177]

@@nah7656 as they should have, the guy had a disturbing sleep disorder, what were they supposed to do?

[@flobwad]

As a person with parasomnia, it would actually make a lot of sense to let people you’re sharing a dormitory with (a place where you’re sleeping close to others) to let them know you have a sleeping disorder that would probably frighten somebody if they saw you screaming, violently moving, or walking while being completely asleep. Would it make sense?

[@TechSpec814]

That's exactly what I thought.

[@Fluffyeye47]

You’re supposed to do that, it’s stranger not to tell anyone and then randomly have an outburst. the OP of that story is a loser

[@Kardinaalilintu]

Most definitely. Hope you're doing good dispite parasomnia.

[@Omuraiszu]

The storyteller was being an absolute ass about it lol.

[@Pero-zl4jp]

The guy in that story annoyed me. He felt uncomfortable bc his roommate mentioned his disorder. Shame to see such incompetence.

[@charliegumbita9146]

I have PTSD and I occasionally cry out in my sleep and sleep walk despite medication intervention. I’m at college in a dorm room like the one in the story. My suitemates are super supportive and they try to help me on my bad days. I truly feel for Rodney, sleep disorders can be detrimental to someone’s life and they can make you feel embarrassed and ashamed. I hope Rodney’s parasomnia eases, I wish I could hug him.

[@Alberto-wu1mj]

I used to have PTSD that gave me terrible nightmares. Therapy and medication have helped but it took a few years. People need to be more understanding.

[@tara6637]

@@Alberto-wu1mj I just recently got diagnosed and my nightmares were worse when I was younger but I’m doing a lil better in terms of that now. However, the ptsd still does make me cry a ton :((( I’m glad I haven’t done so in my sleep well not yet. Just started meds recently.

[@jeepliving1]

I'm glad you got the supportive roommates you have rather than the story teller and two other self-centered gossips that Rodney had to deal with.

[@TyeArtisik]

❤

[@AMarie-ou5uw]

My eldest daughter is 14 and always sleep walked. She does things like this totally asleep. It might look sinister at the time but it's totally innocent. And trust me she's always more freaked out than people that witnessed it. I used to do similar as a kid but grew out of it. And I was always embarrassed 😳 I feel sorry for Rodney. It's something he couldn't help and to be had to switch dorms often is even more sad ☹ hope he's ok

[@sillie_star_boy]

When my sister was 8 she ran down the hallway while asleep it scared the scrap out of all of us I was 6 and I was terrified all night until my stepdad went outside and woke her up😂😂😂

[@buccimoobiess4744]

"It's something he couldn't help" exactly, and the man who submitted the story acting a coo coo, when he could've asked what he could've done to help

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

Its akin to walking through your dreams.That's how I relate to it. It's similar to alcohol/narcotic induced blackout, but its limited as far as completing complicated tasks. A walker wont unchain or unbolt a door, but will try to open the door by turning the knob only. I've woke up trying to go out many times. My wife has caught me trying to walk my dogs in my sleep. I'm not a drinker nor drug user. I always have dreamed periodically. I enjoy it.

[@lifesajoke6965]

I slept walked all the time as a kid. I have a memory of being woken up mid sleepwalk by my mom yelling "THAT'S NOT THE BATHROOM!" and realising I was in the kitchen and I was pissing on the floor of a cupboard, lol.

[@vegitasama7633]

i wasnt that scary on it but i used to sleep walk to but in a small redius like i would wake up start saying some gibberis words and sleep in the most difficult way a human have ever slept and wake up with my back and neck hurting like wow im glad its over

[@KitKat_293]

For the first story I feel WAY worse for Rodney than any of the other suitemates. Storyteller has no clue he’s the villain of that horror story. Imagine trying to live in a dorm with a sleep disorder and trying to keep everyone informed and prepared for any night noises. But all your adult roommates react like a clique of gossipy middle school girls. That was so weird! Lmao glad Rodney got out of there fast

[@muhammadscott571]

Fr Rodney is a GIGA Chad for having to deal with that.

[@Silvia.Araujo]

If Rodney's reading this hmu buddy 🤓

[@youngwerthermf]

I agree I feel bad for him. They were being cruel for no reason. Can it be a bit scary and uncomfortable? Yes, but the guy did nothing wrong :/

[@KitKat_293]

@@youngwerthermf the last big outburst was the most unsettling thing but night terrors and sleep disorders are exacerbated by psychological stress. If they had been chill and supportive it probably never would have got so disruptive and intense to the point of going into someone’s room or yelling thru the doors. (Although not locking his door at night and being shocked that the guy who has a huge and very transparent sleepwalking problem eventually opened your unlocked door was goofy. and concluding he must be a crazed psycho doing it on purpose because he low and behold opened a fully unlocked door while sleepwalking is such a bizarre reach. Lmao Bro lock your door at night wtf). I honestly theorize Rodney told the officer that his roommates are making him super uncomfortable by always whispering about him and giving him strange looks and that the weird unsafe environment might be making his symptoms worse. And so the cop advised Rodney to move out ASAP and relocate for his own safety. There’s no way rodney was forced to leave or something the officer was protecting HIM lmao

[@youngwerthermf]

@@KitKat_293 I agree Rodney definitely left on his own bc why would anyone want to stay with people like that. They seem like the kind of guys that peaked in high school but go to college thinking they'll be perceived with the same greatness til the end of time smh 😮‍💨💀

[@Mario-SunshineGalaxy64]

I’d love to see the OP of the first story’s reaction at reading all the comments calling him out for being an asshole.

[@Chrisindapurplehouse]

He sounds like the kind of person who'd try to fight us, but he also sounds like the kind of person that needs a good hiding.

[@koolandblue]

I’d love to see how everyone calling him an asshole would react if someone in their dorm woke up the entire floor in such an alarming and terrifying fashion. Rodney’s condition wasn’t just mildly inconvienient- his condition was so bad that the police had to get involved. It’s so easy to judge these guys when you’re not in their situation yourself. But everyone’s a hero in these comment sections.

[@Chrisindapurplehouse]

​@@koolandblue I just think that most of the people have a human level of empathy, Daniel. This is this guy's own story and he still paints himself really badly. In these stories you can totally lie and say what a good person you were when you weren't, but not this guy. I empathise with people having difficult situations with roommates, stuff that's complex and where no one is the bad guy, but this guy sounds so ignorant and like such a cunt. The moron also left his door open after multiple incidents.

[@TyeArtisik]

​@@koolandblue We get that. But they didn't had to make fun of him in the beginning tho. & they weren't trying to understand his condition; something he couldn't help

[@artvulture456]

@@koolandblue it's not like Rodney was chasing them with knifes. I would stop being a little bitch and invest in ear plugs

[@trollermcgeetv]

For the third one, word of advice: when you aren’t sure that someone is supposed to be there, and you’re asking them questions, make them give the room number instead of asking them if the number you’re giving them is correct. That way, if they are lying, they’ll either say something wrong, or nervously try to figure out the right one.

[@MustacheCashStash125]

Exactly

[@mintygreen8618]

Or ask them the wrong number on purpose and see if they correct it to the right one or not

[@MustacheCashStash125]

@@mintygreen8618 “Sike that’s the wrong number!” “Ohhhhhhhhhhhh”

[@mintygreen8618]

@@MustacheCashStash125 lol basically

[@rizon72]

Yep, that was the first thing I thought of, or wrong room number.

[@babyfouche]

I love seeing everyone sticking uo for Rodney. I felt so bad for him too

[@joshfeli413]

@@DarkDomain0001 ok I won’t

[@Godfirst500]

@@joshfeli413his smile proof’s everything he is dangerous come on

[@elise.2436]

1:31 gee I sure wonder why your new suitemate would want to warn you about their potentially disruptive or alarming night terrors 😮

[@Jim_Wool]

Ong like wtf? I bet even Mr. Nightmare was a little confused reading it

[@monsterhanna6691]

I know right? Why WOULDN'T Rodney tell him about that? Would it have been better if he didn't?

[@mx.menacing]

​@@Jim_WoolClearly not since he included the story. He's included so many ableist stories that it just makes me want puke. I can't give him the benefit of the doubt anymore, I'm just disgusted as someone who myself is disabled and also has an incredibly stigmatized disorder. It's just disgusting and exhausting and I'm just getting really tired of this villinazation of disabled/mentally ill people.

[@TyeArtisik]

Right?😒

[@Whatthe1134]

As someone who just went off to college and is living in a dorm, I’m looking forward to these stories

[@jaesterling7546]

Same lmfao

[@purpledurple]

I can’t wait to go to college man

[@jasminevalencia2982]

@@purpledurple same

[@guywithfirebeard1183]

I had a bad roommate experience

[@nikkinikki4835]

me too😁

[@honcho_720]

I feel so bad for Rodney. Imagine having to live like that, especially in college when you wanna make friends and have fun. Hope he gets better soon. 🙏

[@pattieodonnell723]

Those of us with the problem usually outgrow it in adulthood. I wasn't so bad in college (freaked people out by sleeping with my eyes open) but it was really bad right after college - would come out of my room into the shared living room and just stand between my roommate and our TV looking at her and not saying anything while she was just trying to chill. Another roommate (thankfully an old friend) woke up to me screaming loudly due to night terrors. Not fun for anyone. Next apartment was tiny, no roommates until my partner moved in, and he only saw me sleepwalk once or twice early on.

[@jeSuisbar]

Me too. Although I don’t have REM disorder but insomnia. I found out about these parasomnias whenever I had severe insomnia.

[@thomazdan]

Everyone speaking about the 1st story but what about that last one, absolute chills.

[@michaellipinski8758]

His big mistake was right in the beginning. Instead of asking a random guy “are you in room 5” it should have been “what room were you assigned to?” I’ve definitely been watching this channel too long because I immediately guessed that it was just a random guy.

[@MarianaBconhecimento]

So true!

[@sadeedkhan4867]

That was literally the craziest twist I literally did not see that coming at all that. Last story was so Fkn good

[@TyeArtisik]

😬

[@Dark_Tale_1985]

Felt bad for Rodney. As someone who also used to struggle with sleep walking, I used to freak out family members by getting up and walking around aimlessly at night. I was eventually able to get a handle on it but having a good environment helps a ton though. The fact that he told them what was going on, only to whisper about him behind his back was low. Poor dude was most likely stressed enough about it as is. And stress can actually make the sleep walking worse which led to him being kicked out or most likely asked to leave. Hope he was able to eventually get a better place to sleep and a better handle on it.

[@mrd.s.m4138]

As someone......

[@cullenbohannon1408]

In Step brothers it's hilarious! Haha!

[@savannahb6307]

I feel for Rodney. "That didn't look like sleepwalking to me." There's variations of the disorder far more severe than that. I can't imagine having to go through that.

[@allisonbeatty8986]

For real! the op of that story even said "i don't know anything about sleepwalking" multiple times but feels confident enough in deciding what it does and doesn't look like. I really hope Rodney got a private room after that

[@Mia-tz9hc]

Literally. He straight up was walking and doing things in his sleep! What else is that if not sleepwalking?

[@ShadowSkyX]

My dad did that once or at least claims he didn't remember screaming at us. We were talking about cat stuff, like that we needed to get cat food pretty soon or something, and he had fallen asleep on the couch. He had been out for probably 20 minutes when he "woke up" and started angrily screaming we're not getting another fucking cat. Made my mom and I both jumped because of how sudden and loud he was and upset because neither of us mentioned anything about getting another cat, nor was I even entertaining the idea. Yet he claimed we were and had purposely waited until he was asleep to bring it up. Something was different about the way he accused me, and i realized that halfway through his tirade something was off. He seemed convinced we were scheming behind his back and said so, and it was so odd. He got up and went to the kitchen to get a glass of water, and while I'm probably misremembering, he broke it or at least dropped it in the sink because he swore and reiterated we better not be getting a second cat. My mom swore we weren't even talking about that and that he was scaring and upsetting us. He said nothing else and came back to sit on the couch, conked out again, and a few minutes later groggly asked what was wrong as if he had just woken up. I was crying and angry and my mom told him what he said and that he really upset us (mainly me). He said he didn't remember and even apologized. It was one of the few apologies I accepted from him as genuine because he honestly didn't seem to remember anything, and i was old enough to consider the possibility he must've been sleepwalking. He went to get into their actual bed, and i told my mom that's what it must've been. It made me second guess how often he might have been actually sleepwalking all those years, and none of us just ever caught on.

[@tili7618]

Also medication can make it worse depending on the person, it's unfair for them. Like give the man a goodnight sleep for once in his life

[@monsterhanna6691]

​​​​@@Mia-tz9hc Yeah, he's acting as if Rodney was a serial killer or something. He didn't even come close to hurting anyone, but in the end he got hurt instead; both physically and emotionally.

[@TheEvilWithinFan]

Poor Rodney. He trusted is dormmates enough to tell them about his sleeping disorder and then they went and treated him like he was a freak. I can't imagine how isolated he felt or how many other times people have treated him similarly over something he has no control over. Hopefully he was able to find better and more supportive roomates.

[@RockinRocketScience]

Nah, Rodney was the problem.

[@sympho_nic]

@@RockinRocketScienceYeah because they had the right to treat him like a freak for a condition he can't control even after he told the guy about it early before he even showed signs of his disorder. They acted all surprised even when he was clear about his condition and wanted to let them know to avoid making them uncomfortable. No, i'm not saying it's not disturbing and creepy waking up to someone you just met a few days ago mumbling non-sense in your room, banging on your friend's doors at night but you could at least be more understanding that he has no control of his actions in that state of sleepwalking, so the only way to deal with it is letting the others know about it so they would know what the reason behind his actions while he's sleepwalking. Even though this all would creep anyone out you have to at least have some semblance of understanding that his intentions are not to creep anyone out. Honestly this could've been avoided if after the first time he would've been placed into an individual dorm so he wouldn't disturb anyone else at night or if the suitemates handled the situation any better than how they ended up doing it.

[@RockinRocketScience]

@@sympho_nic Cool story bro, but Rodney was still the cause of all this chaos.

[@sympho_nic]

@@RockinRocketScience he was, but the situation couldve been handled much better if the others ackonwledged his disorder.

[@sympho_nic]

@BadBlood&TheCommonGround not so sure about that, its not schizophrenia, its sleep walking plain and simple, if it was, it would be justifiable because it can be a dangerous mental illness, but sleep walking not so much. Why would he mask it? Im sure he would let them know about his actual condition if it was either of the 2, please elaborate because i havent seen the video in a while so i might just be missing some details

[@allidoisspinpoi8181]

Story 3 is actually terrifying because I personally know someone that had the same shit happen to them 😬

[@jackhelmcamp6866]

Be safe

[@liya8144]

Rodney was the victim in the first story. I hope he finally found roommates that had a little bit of empathy and a willingness to actually do collaborative problem solving to minimize the harm he could do to himself while sleepwalking.

[@glamourchick21]

I thought so, too. I lived with my best friend on and off for more than ten years. Sometimes, when she got really stressed, she would have night terrors and wake up yelping-I say yelping because the sound always reminded me of a scared puppy. Sometimes she would run out of the room in a panic. Anyway, it may have been unsettling to be startled out of my sleep, but she was still my best friend. She IS still my best friend. When she had a night terror, I waited for her to come around, made sure she was okay, and usually we would both calm down and go back to sleep without a problem. Sometimes, she would ask me in the morning if she’d had a night terror, and we’d chuckle about her interrupting a dream or how I didn’t realize what it was at first and thought there was a dog in the apartment.

[@jordannewman177]

You think those guys should just be forced to live with someone who screams and violently bangs on doors? They shouldn’t have to deal with that or help that idiot in any way. “Collaborative problem solving” what the hell are you on?

[@easy8690]

@@jordannewman177 Learn that you don't need to insult everyone on the internet. x2

[@taegra]

I felt so frustrated when the storyteller said "why did he feel the need to tell me he has a sleeping disorder?" Because it's courteous for people to be aware of what might happen?? Rodney did his best to warn everybody EXACTLY what could happen and they acted like that was weird to even mention!

[@rimacreviews413]

@@jordannewman177 if you’re commenting and arguing with every single comment you need to get a hobby

[@CillaMoon1]

Love how the Housing Department didn't call the police when she learned a stranger was in the dorm room with a concerned creeped out student.

[@monsterhanna6691]

Or it was a ghost.

[@peachycamie1013]

I feel terrible for Rodney. Here he is, a brand new student in a suite with 3 strangers, despite being completely new to the environment, he feels comfortable enough to be vulnerable and share his condition with the OP and his friends just so they’ll be safe and aware, and instead of making him feel better about it or welcoming him, they immediately treat him as a walking joke in his own home. Even though the story was told through the OP’s perspective and he perceives himself and his friends as a victim, he’s not the victim in this situation, he’s the asshole. Maybe instead of ripping on Rodney’s condition, you take the time to conduct research and learn more about it, so the next time you get a new roommate with a sleep disorder, you won’t make them feel like utter shit and quite literally embarrass them out of the suite.

[@carriefawcett9990]

How would you like to be woken up in the early hours by a 6ft 4 guy banging on your door screaming like a maniac? No fucking thanks!

[@honningbie2724]

@@carriefawcett9990 not saying they had to continue living with him but they didn’t have to giggle like schoolgirls about his medical condition

[@thefirm4606]

@@carriefawcett9990 because you’re such a delight?

[@AyeeeItsCam]

@@thegamingcook785 No. Why should they be expected to put up with a dangerous situation? Yes, sleepwalking CAN be EXTREMELY dangerous. They were slightly catty about it but they didn't go out of their way to make the guy feel bad

[@TizziLizzie]

@peachycamie Thank you for saying what needed to be said!

[@ll_seaqueen_ll]

So basically in Rodney's pov, he has just moved into this new dorm thinking "I think this time I should tell them about my sleeping problems so they won't get scared or caught off guard". Then later catches them gossiping and acting weird around him for something he really can't control. Suddenly is woken up in the middle of a hallway feeling ashamed for sleep walking, making him run back to his room. And has now is moved to another dorm because his mates thinks he's evil.. Mmhm..the roommates are TOTALLY the protagonists in this story~🤡

[@raefrmvgs]

Not evil? Just because someone is suffering from night terrors doesn’t mean those around them have to tolerate it.

[@Sam-711]

every comment defending this man only mentions his sleep walking. Not him yelling threatening words like "OPEN THE DOOR", not him having his back to this persons corner muttering. not the smile then walk out the room. not the banging. I understand that one can sleep walk but you cannot say that all of those factors adding up plus that is was in the middle of the night will not scare the shit out of anyone. They shouldnt have been gossiping about him but cmon.

[@getsouped]

the protagonist just means the main character regardless of their morality, it doesnt immediately make them good. while i agree rodney wasnt the bad guy that doesnt change the protagonist being the person who sent in the story since its his pov

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

​@@Sam-711 In Rodney's defense, he has no clue about that.

[@Obs23456]

@@jasondyrkacz8270 still shows he should go to a home for it, instead of campuses with students not there to deal with sleepwalkers.

[@catrasredemption6981]

That last story makes me grateful for the strict security on my campus. You couldn't get into the building or past the front desk without your student ID. If you refused to show it, campus police was called. If someone said they forgot their card in their room, an RA was called to escort them to get it (unless the desk people knew you really well, which happened in smaller dorms - I worked the front desk and recognized 95% of the faces in the three-floor dorms I worked in). There were a lot of things to complain about in that school, but security was definitely not one of them lol

[@karsonhinojosa2163]

More Mr. Nightmare stories to binge? Yes please

[@mackenzie8641]

@Robert Ringwald yeah no shit

[@farhannaqvi3776]

@Robert RingwaldMolly Rodney Alcala Roommate🔪🔪🔪🔪

[@farhannaqvi3776]

@Robert RingwaldMolly Rodney Alcala Roommate🔪🔪🔪🔪

[@talyncormier4214]

@Secret Video: don't tell anyone nigga wtf

[@LolganSaucey]

the amount of bots in these replies are just sad

[@slynnw4386]

Poor Rodney. To be treated like an outcast because of something he can't control is heartbreaking. At least he tried to give everyone a heads up instead of blind siding them. Some people are just shitty people.

[@Kurry007]

I get it ain’t his fault but if I see a grown mf just waltzing his way in my room middle of the night im rocking their shit nun personal im just protecting myself

[@anzx0699]

wtf do you expecting them to do ? just imagine every night you waking up to someone screaming and banging doors. personally I would try to be nice to him but I don't how long I could deal with it

[@Chrisindapurplehouse]

@@anzx0699 They are the assholes of the story. You make some really good points though, and I think the solution could've been for Rodney to live on his own, but he probably couldn't afford that. These things tend to be worse with stress, so if he found a place with good people who came at the situation with empathy, I'd hope that future incidences would be few and far between. We don't live in that world though, truly good people are rare and people like the OP are the rule not the exception.

[@honningbie2724]

@@anzx0699 i understand not being able to live with him when he has those terrors, but there was no reason for them to sit in a common room and giggle about his uncontrollable disorder (and laugh about it in a group chat). I would hope the college could just give him a dorm to himself or with someone who specifically said they wouldn’t mind living with him.

[@anzx0699]

@@honningbie2724 gossips are common things between close friends, I don't understand what's the big deal about it

[@zaviie3095]

The first story pissed me off. Rodney took the time out to let him know that he had parasomnia and told him what came along with that… what threw me off was the guy saying “…but to tell you the truth, that being the first real conversation I had with the guy made me more uncomfortable than anything. I was hoping I get to know him on a more personal level not find out that he has a sleeping disorder. I also didn’t intirely get why he thought it was necessary to tell me that. I texted in the groupchat we made with Cody still in it to see if Rodney told them about his sleep disorder and they told me no with laughter…”. I can’t bash him for feeling uncomfortable regarding that being their first real convo but I don’t get why that made him feel uncomfortable if Rodney was simply letting him know… What if Rodney didn’t bother to tell him at all then it would’ve been an “why you didn’t tell us?”. It was only right that he did and he made sure that was one of the first conversations which was considerate. Then he texted the group chat asking if they knew and they responded no with laughter? I’m not sure if Rodney was going to tell them aswell but felt as if the guy already told them so he didn’t bother but laughing about it wasn’t ok. Also! Knowing he was being switched around because of his disorder.. he should’ve been given his own dorm. I hope they ended up giving him that. I’m sure there been times he was uncomfortable aswell, he at least deserve his own dorm.

[@liamhamilton9086]

What gets me is how OP says he didn’t know anything about Parasomnia or sleepwalking and then proceeded to end his post by saying that he didn’t think It looked like Rodney was sleepwalking. As a person who had sleepwalking issues in the past OP would be surprised how subtle sleepwalking and unsubtle it can be. There are times it’s evident a person is sleepwalking and at other times looks like they’re wide awake, aware of their actions, when they truthfully aren’t.

[@monsterhanna6691]

I agree. Rodney must've been so lonely during those times.

[@monsterhanna6691]

It also reminded me of another story that Mr. Nightmare read--in his video about Best Friend Horror Stories I wanna say--where a guy had a friend living with him for a short while because of a "fight" he had with his roommate, only to then find out that his friend was actually dangerous and tried to hurt him AND his roommate with a knife. And he claimed he didn't sleepwalk. At least Rodney actually felt sorry about what happened and didn't actually try to hurt anyone.

[@tylajo.moonflower]

Either that or that he found better roommates. Also, the main character guy claimed that he wanted to get to know him on a personal level, yet made fun of him after he opened up about something personal, and he didn’t even bother to take the time to look up his disorder since he knew nothing about it. Rodney deserved better.

[@cid2852]

"I'd never met anyone named Robert who preferred to be called Bob" was interesting to me. Pretty much every Robert I've ever known went by Bob.

[@jenx5870]

The younger ones go by Rob or Robbie. At least the ones I knew in school in the 80s. Their dads were Bob.

[@getsouped]

@@jenx5870 older gen z (21) here !! the same still goes for our generation, ive only ever met people that are like 30+ going by bob, anyone around my age goes by rob(bie). ive met a robin (still short for robert) though

[@blazefire8119]

I came here to say that!!

[@User_TheBairns]

Do you know Bob Hagg ??

[@amirshakur1067]

I bet it was to add more to the story

[@rocksnrolls]

the other 2 were insanely creepy, but the first one just made me feel really sorry for Rodney. sleep disorders are no joke, and he almost definitely had no idea what he was doing and more than likely wasn't dangerous. probably left because he was so embarrassed and didn't want to scare the others.

[@MathewsStudio]

I really appreciate that Mr Nightmare dresses up the stories just enough. Not too dramatic and not too bland. Perfectly told, I’m completely focused on the story and not distracted by the voice telling it

[@austinh7654]

I am in college right now as a sophomore. These stories never fail to be scary.

[@atlocean]

please be safe and don’t indulge in anything wrong lol

[@rohith542]

Hopefully you can be helpful for part 2

[@kyrohowe3156]

I'm a junior and enjoy every single bit of it

[@notsureiL]

Turn off KZbin. You need to be out there and party :)

[@SkiHigh]

Your eyes surely tell you're a college sophomore

[@Jayden-lr2mm]

The last story was thrilling and my heart was pumping with adrenaline as the kid had never met his replacement dorm mate, but to be spending the time with an possible homeless intruder with intentions of stealing is concerning

[@naomiii550]

I feel so bad for Rodney in the first story. My freshmen year of college, I had a roommate who had a history of various sleep disorders. She told me she had been getting treated since she was a little girl and that she had gotten better for the most part. But she wanted to mention it just in case anything happened, which I very much appreciated. Nothing really happened in the beginning of the semester. Although, around mid terms, this one night at 3:00 am, she BLOODY MURDER screamed while I was sleeping. I jumped up nearly having a heart attack. I had never been so scared in my entire life. She ran to my bed and said she had just had sleep paralysis. She felt so bad and wouldn’t stop apologizing. And I wasn’t mad at her as I knew that was something she couldn’t control. Although the next morning she told me something that really freaked me out. She said that during her sleep paralysis, she saw a little girl in a dress standing by my desk. Now a couple days later, i woke up to hearing footsteps all around our dorm. I opened my eyes to see what it was and it was my roommate sleep walking around the entire dorm. Not going to lie, it looked pretty scary but again, it’s not something she can help. Point of me sharing all of this is that just like my roommate, Rodney couldn’t control any of that. And while I very much understand how frightening it can be, making fun of someone and alienating them isn’t cool.

[@monsterhanna6691]

I really appreciate how you handled that and hope you and your roommate are doing okay. I can only imagine what that felt like for both of you.

[@DaveGrean]

Wait so 'roommate' LITERALLY means that you're sleeping in the same room together? God, the US is fucking weird.

[@tarawillis5450]

I feel so sorry for Rodney. His suite mates were heartless jerks

[@AlfieTrevor4444]

Exactly

[@chrisprilloisebola]

malding tara having a woman moment

[@Zye441]

Did u listen carefully to the story when they said it would be weird to tell them bc he said he already informed everyone in the dorm which when he told his other friends they said no he didn't inform them the only jerk was cody i think he was always laughing at what was told?

[@joshdaboss2365]

I don’t blame them. I wouldn’t want a mental illness patient in my dorm either while I’m trying to sleep.

[@frjcde9392]

How were they heartless jerks? Pretty sure Rodney is the heartless one for thrusting his problems on a dozen different flatmates 😂. Like mate, take some medication or save up for your own place. It would be disturbing and disrupting to wake up nightly for an hour to take care of some guy creepily staring at you, screaming, talking in the dead of night. You people are so far up your own asses you think you’d react any better 😂

[@akiraxapocalypse]

For the first one, he most definitely actually had the sleep disorder and was sleepwalking. I genuinely feel bad for him, because not only does he have to deal with it personally, but he knew it caused trouble for those around him too. Poor guy already had to leave his first dorm, likely because his original roommates complained too. I can’t imagine how embarrassed he must have felt. I hope he got his own private room or smth.

[@danilonakazone386]

@@thegamingcook785 I hope Rodney never see this videos, dude has to deal with alot already

[@danilonakazone386]

@@thegamingcook785 I would hate to have my personal problems exposed like this... Like the villain of the story....

[@chrisprilloisebola]

@@thegamingcook785 lol huh?

[@chrisprilloisebola]

@@thegamingcook785 your ignorance is the scary part of this video

[@jeromedavis9831]

My wife experiences with Sleep paralysis plus nightcrawler and never sleepover anyone house due to disorders....I learned personal your own family would give up on you, Kick you ,meds dat dont work.....no love , So Homie dont give up on ppl yet someone will accept you an see past that work with you, like i do with my wife everyday plus Night.

[@gretchenfriesen9116]

Man, poor Rodney. He said he had to move out of his previous dorm room because of his parasomnia and moved into that one just to have to move out again. I hope he found some roommates that understands and accepts his condition.

[@lexinicole4317]

As someone with parasomnia, there was nothing “scary” about the first story. Just really sad. I’ve been that person who freaks out roommates when I just want to keep to myself and can’t help my sleep issues

[@thefirm4606]

Those roommates were naive and prudish. He explained himself in what must be a mortifying personal hell, of his condition. They weren’t exactly welcoming or understanding. I can’t see what else he could have done. None of it was intentional. Some people just don’t have the capacity to empathise.

[@mx.menacing]

@@thefirm4606 Exactly! So happy someone pointed it out.

[@Obs23456]

@@thefirm4606 he told one guy then woke him up 3 nights in a row with the last time loudly banging doors waking everyone up, you can go deal with that in a home if you want.

[@tara6637]

@@Obs23456 it wasn’t intentional though so you can’t blame someone if they did something like that accidently. That’s just not how it works it literally can’t be that persons fault for the fact they have that condition. I feel so bad for Rodney.

[@Obs23456]

@@tara6637 yes you can for literally causing disruption at night on that extreme level which is more than just accidental sleep walking. That’s not how it works for college students it literally makes it that persons fault they should be somewhere instead of public dorms with that condition.

[@mudkipfan2585]

Been watching since Iike 2015 and despite the many re-upload issues, age restrictions issues or whatever else that I can't think of off the top of my head Mr nightmare has always persevered with the top quality horror narration content. Keep up the amazing work and just know that whatever happens your work will be worth it in the end

[@luisauzeta9121]

I honestly feel bad for Rodney. He didn’t meant any harm to anyone. But with a condition like that, he can’t control it. I hope he’s doing better now 🙏😞

[@theonlybigsmoke]

Yes, the officer more that likely relocated him to a better place far away from those assholes who can't even be welcoming.

[@monsterhanna6691]

Same. 😔

[@oheybecca]

there’s nothing better and more thrilling than seeing a notification for a new video from mr. nightmare.

[@laneyvibes]

fr

[@destinedforgreatness3030]

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[@MusculosoDigital]

@Secret Video: don't tell anyone shut up, bot

[@oheybecca]

@Secret Video: don't tell anyone shutup scammer trash

[@melaniegonzalez4026]

facts

[@thehorrorfyingjournal6884]

The second story sounds like a ghost story, would love to binge more on such stories. I heard one story about a guy who got woken up by his bunkmate who asked to accompany him to the common washroom. They walked to the washroom together and the bunkmate went into one of the cubicles while the guy stood at the sink area. Soon later, to the guy's surprise, the bunkmate walked in to the washroom. He immediately thought that if the bunkmate just walked into the washroom, who was it that was in the cubicle? He pushed open the cubicle door and realized that no one was inside. A freaky story, similar to the one i wrote about a weekday mall that actually exists in indonesia

[@Binx345me]

I thought something similar. What if what nos a different girl, but an astral projection? a dream projection of the person on bottim bunk.

[@lykawolf9288]

I actually have parasomnia! I do not sleep walk, sleep talk, etc. but I do have the nightmare + sleep paralysis “side” of it. Some people grow out of it but there’s really no “treatment” for it other than medication. It makes a lot of sense for him to let his dorm mates know he has it and how it effects him! I really do feel bad for Rodney.

[@missmorla1339]

I have had it since child hood from sleep paralysis, screaming, fighting and randomly washing dishes having full on conversations and only after family realizing that I was actually asleep. Depending on my stress level for the day would be a factor in the severity of the night.

[@ashtonplayzshortz453]

Anyone else love the way this guy tells these stories?

[@laneyvibes]

YES LOL

[@rosevine7943]

me

[@davidkosiba624]

There are many good ones but he is the best

[@easy8690]

yeah? Why else would I be watching?

[@CamoSquid]

Why do you think we're here?

[@mrfake5251]

Listening to these in my college dorm just makes me feel 100x more scared than I naturally am of my college dorm.

[@destinedforgreatness3030]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3LbpqeMZ6eFiKs

[@cookietree9222]

I would imagine how scared you are to be in your dorm now XDDDD

[@joefreeman3087]

Sometimes I enjoy taking little breaks from my Mr. Nightmare binges so that when I come back I have hours of videos to terrify me as I fall asleep.

[@TheLurker1647]

I feel bad for Rodney. I have lived with the same roommates for 4 years. I sleepwalked once when I was like 8 years old, and it didn't happen again until I was in my thirties. I was dreaming that I was walking to the bathroom...then I woke up to my roommate's face, because I had just opened his door in the middle of the night. He could tell immediately that I was out of it, I went the other way down the hall to the bathroom and back to bed. I was so embarrassed, I literally handcuffed myself to the furniture for the next week because I was so scared of doing it again.

[@omgsand4572]

always a good day when you upload!

[@WOLFM0THER]

@Don't Read My Profile Photo why

[@caelananneleengoeyvaertsw7966]

As someone who used to have night terrors constantly when I was younger, I really do feel bad for Rodney I grew out of mine eventually with age, so I can’t imagine how bad it must’ve been for him not to be able to stay in dorms because of something he can’t control… It’s something that stems from ptsd and your mind is trying to process those issues when you are most relaxed (hence when asleep) so therefore it affects whatever dreams you may be having at the time and make your body think they’re hyper realistic (so you act them out, talk and walk in your sleep, etc.)

[@scrappyrat9177]

Thanks for describing this for viewers. I have it due to cPTSD, severed chronic pain from EDS, and OCD (which in my case comes with a fear of sleeping because it can be hard to put my guard down). I take meds that help, work with my longtime psychiatrist, a newer psychiatrist, *and* a therapist. It's a lot of work, but the incidents are under somewhat better control. It's scary, like you're a real-life Jeckyll/Hyde. I have some crazy stories. The comedian, Mike Berbiglia, talks about his struggles with a similar condition (he doesn't name it. It might be the same. I've also heard other names for this condition and associated conditions). It's quite enjoyable for anyone who wants to learn more about it. He actually jumped through a glass window in his sleep. Yikes.

[@melissabell4927]

Am I the only one who feels like both the voices he uses are equally soothing and perfect to listen to and for narration? Like I can’t decide which one I like more because I can fall asleep to both!

[@bclynch30]

Part of why his videos get so many views

[@karasmith576]

Yes! Let the Halloween season begin with more scary stories from Mr. Nightmare 😊

[@redjacketjesse4466]

That first story was honestly just someone gossiping about a roommate with a condition that he doesn’t understand. The guy literally told everyone he has a condition and everything that was described sounds like textbook sleep walking. OP needs to get a life

[@rubygracemoseley8144]

That second story…that’s super creepy and disturbing!! I can’t imagine waking up in the middle of the night, pitch black and a total stranger’s just standing in your room….😬

[@rawjones6849]

Right? The mhmm and creepy wave was very unsettling, and the fact the cameras didn’t pull up anything tells me it was someone who lives close by or knows the campus very well

[@VintageCars999]

She also said she was groggy. Maybe the closet door was open. Don't think it was mentioned if the dorm room door was locked .

[@burtonerrny6704]

First story sums up today’s society’s tolerance of people with disabilities/disorders. Rodney did everything he could to warn the guys of his disorder and they still weren’t mature enough to walk with him.

[@CallmeA_B]

Your comment deserves more likes 👏🤝😁👍

[@cryptic3350]

Very easy to say that when you weren’t the one affected by it

[@fredleinweber2819]

@@cryptic3350 Exactly I can't believe all these virtue signalers acting like they wouldn't have a problem with someone constantly waking them up in the middle of the night. And sleepwalkers are unpredictable. You don't know if they might be violent. So now, YOUR health suffers because you aren't getting sleep and your stress skyrockets having to deal with a sleepwalker. I can feel bad for someone having a condition, does not mean I or anyone else should suffer having to deal with their condition.

[@burtonerrny6704]

@@fredleinweber2819 you’re the problem

[@grahamradcliffe]

@@fredleinweber2819 lol they did not "suffer"

[@MultiCamOrange]

I had a serious bout of anxiety and panic attacks late last year, and hearing your awesome delivery of these creepy stories was possibly the only thing keeping me grounded. So many thanks for you work :)

[@MLion8418]

This comment deserves more likes I hope your doing okay now

[@MultiCamOrange]

@@MLion8418 thank you! Much better now, but still a keen listener :)

[@GrandpaGibble69]

Now that October is here we can expect a lot of new, awesome, scary videos from Mr. Nightmare.

[@Sunshine-el6vn]

I can relate to Rodney. I've never slept walk as bad as him, but I did have night terrors that would make me talk and physically struggle in my sleep when I was younger. I used to bruise myself in my sleep and wake up with severe chest pains. Instead of giving me any help or listening to my problems, I was verbally attacked by adults who wanted me to be "normal". What was worse was that my night terrors stemmed from other kids in school regularly bullying me. I don't have sleep issues anyone, but going through it was hands down the worst several years of my life. To anyone else who has trouble sleeping at night for any reason, just know you're not alone. Lots of love.

[@dalriadajohannsen]

♥️ thank you. I'm sorry you know what it's like.

[@jenx5870]

I've been told I talk in my sleep. I have heard that for years. My son has had full on conversations with me and laughs at some of the things I have said. I have woken myself up screaming before. That's not fun. Those are when I have nightmares of being murdered (from past trauma). I know I have hit and kicked my ex husband in my sleep before. I have insomnia, though, so it's weird. I can go days where I only get 2 hours of sleep. Then I will get maybe 6. Then I crash and on a weekend I might get 12. Sleep and the brain are a complex and weird thing. Sorry you had to go through all of that. I know what it's like to not be protected by adults. It's scary and confusing. I hope you're doing well now.

[@Bob.Roberts]

With me, it's night terrors. I sometimes wake up in really weird positions in bed, or not even in my bed, or sometimes at my desk in my room. I usually have the same kind of nightmare, though it does change up randomly. I'm glad it doesn't happen often anymore, but in my teens it was brutal at times.

[@amandahoffman6912]

The last story was crazy I was not expecting that ending. I thought the email would show that the person couldn’t change rooms or couldn’t get a new roommate. That twist ending was way creepier.

[@ReidTheRulesGuy]

Same thought here. I thought he was trapped with him.

[@SouthPawArtist]

Story sender should have asked for “Bob’s” dorm number instead of asking “Bob” if he (“Bob”) was assigned to a specific number, which happened to be the sender’s room. It’s like asking a stranger at your door if he’s the plumber you called earlier instead of asking who he is.

[@89kilemal]

That wasn't a twist it was so obvious lmao.

[@JoeEGO82]

Nothing surprising here

[@sahiljena7791]

No way is telling your roommate about your sleeping disorder considered odd

[@vacuumblink2300]

Exactly, I was so confused when I heard that

[@ashlynnheller8400]

Same. I would want to know so I didn't panic and know how to help said person. Those guys were real immature.

[@AlfieTrevor4444]

Exactly

[@thelastmotel]

Story #1 is a classic example of how the teller of the tale is in fact the villain. It's reasonably common with the stories on this channel.

[@kainkong274]

That moment when there’s a villain protagonist

[@lyndsaisalat4253]

most of these stories are just horror stories sent in and mr nightmare reads them. yes rodney can’t help it and i feel bad for him, he didn’t deserve it, but just imagine how creepy that would be waking up to at 2 am half asleep. he was saying it in that perspective not as an “evil person” they’re college kids. get a grip.

[@ogvztjch]

Mr nightmare is a great example on why quality is better than quantity

[@SolUploadz]

He uploads regularly tho

[@ogvztjch]

@@SolUploadz true but he doesn't upload like every 2 days also he doesn't always upload regularly

[@SolUploadz]

@@ogvztjch true

[@omarf.4146]

Thats very true, the quality of the first story sucked horribly. It wasn't creepy or scarey at all, infact it made the other kids seem unsympathetic and self-centered. Instead of discussing the issue with their roommate, they ridiculed him behind his back. Quality over quantity indeed.

[@unluckythrasher]

Honestly having your roommate be a friend or someone you know helps make things less awkward. It also probably lessens the chances of one of these stories happening to you lol

[@Justme_1221]

The fact that everyone is so freaked out about Rodney freaks me out. Seriously? Dramatic much? He said he has a sleep disorder. Why is that so scary? The most climactic part of the story was when they were all shaking him to wake him up because he’s waking around asleep and the yelling and chaos builds and builds as they shake him and act like maniacs, and then……( 🎶 cue dramatic music 🎶 )……HE REPLIESSSSS…”I’m sorry guys.” And goes back to bed. Lol Seriously just turn Rodney around and point him towards his bed. He will go lay back down. I know because I used to sleep walk when I was little and so did my son. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤣

[@sherrymuhammad6914]

Did you not listen to the part where he entered someone’s room and started smiling and laughing at him?🤨 are you saying something like that shouldn’t freak anyone out?

[@cdencerr]

@@sherrymuhammad6914 my sister sleep walks. it was scary at first now it isn't. he needs to just get used to it.

[@sherrymuhammad6914]

@@cdencerr sleep walking is fine, I’ve done it before. The main fact is that the original comment thinks seeing someone in the corner of your room, smiling and mumbling at you at the middle of the night shouldn’t be cause for concern or fear🗿🗿

[@cdencerr]

@@sherrymuhammad6914 my sister sleeps walks. don't think it's js walking around dude. she was in my closet before. did I make her leave after that?? no. she walked into my parents room bright eyed and was mumbling. we just put her to sleep. excuses dude

[@joshdaboss2365]

@@cdencerr I shouldn’t have to get used to freaks sleepwalking in my dorm

[@ariajane8695]

In the first story, I felt bad for that Rodney. It actually is a disorder he has and it's not his fault. Hoping he's getting the help he needs. Happy spooky season 💙🎃

[@ToasteredBread]

Perfect way to start off my Sunday after noon. You and me b are my fav story tellers because of the music timing and the way you draw people in when telling stories. Keep up the amazing work man!

[@chuckles9994]

Omg we're friends now! I love Mr Ballen too☺️

[@alice-tj7ri]

It's 2 in the morning here lol and I am just lying on my bed in my dark room listening to Mr Nightmare and now I am kinda scared to fall back asleep :'p

[@davidkosiba624]

@@alice-tj7ri Plot twist, you won't sleep tonight lmao

[@kyrohowe3156]

Me too, and it's about 3 over where I am

[@sashanoyesss389]

Check our chilling scares too! Great story teller very similar to mr nightmare.

[@violetedwin5656]

4:46 - Who sleeps with the door unlocked? Especially when they know their neighbour has a sleep disorder and is prone to sleepwalking. Man, I feel bad for Rodney

[@diamondcloud98]

Mr. Nightmare always comes in clutch with the story's when you either have nothing to do or having a bad day.

[@A_TALKINGSLUG]

Or trying to sleep at 3 AM for me

[@ZeSiberianMark]

Ashamed to admit i love your videos but i absolutely love waiting until october-November to binge on all the videos you uploaded over the summer Idk why but scary stories always hit the best in the fall

[@Umbrakinesis207]

I love this community, they actually feel bad for Rodney, instead of taking OPs side

[@AlfieTrevor4444]

Yeah I'm glad there's decent people who see how much of an *(insert bad word here because KZbin would delete my comment if I actually said it)* Ethan & his friends were to Rodney like it's not Rodney's fault he has Parasomnia

[@Umbrakinesis207]

@@AlfieTrevor4444 they delete comments with profanity now?

[@AwkwardBlackGal613]

@@Umbrakinesis207 Lol yes my comments were deleted twice 😹

[@Umbrakinesis207]

@@AwkwardBlackGal613 Literally 1984

[@Domo-fn5zn]

here’s my dorm horror story; everyone got food poisoning from the dining halls. the smells and sounds were absolutely horrific. there were “puddles” of well you know everywhere.

[@AntiSimpTrooper-175]

Oh hell nah

[@myreality5959]

I'm sorry... what. I would die

[@jimbroburrito9374]

I don’t know of any better way to end off the weekend than with a new Mr. Nightmare video. This guy and Mr. Ballen are KZbin’s top-dogs for sure! I’m addicted!

[@yaboideviin3240]

the author in that first story was really quick to judge Rodney, he tells them all about a condition he has, but instead of being grateful for him telling them up front, they all just laugh at him and assume him to be dangerous. It's a good thing he didn't stay there even a minute longer

[@stevenbeck]

Thank you Mr Nightmare! Your dedication is unmatched 💯

[@fintheclonetrooper5039]

I think there’s 2 bots up here /\ I

[@destinedforgreatness3030]

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[@househusband28]

I hope Rodney finds some good friends that won't judge him for his problem, poor dude can't control it.

[@rubbishbin2936]

I come from a family that has a long history of sleep disorders, so I have my fair share of them. I have sleep paralysis, talk in my sleep, scream in my sleep, and act out my dreams (I forget what it’s called, I think RBM?). There are nights where I’ve woken up to me screaming or punching my bed frame. I can really relate to Rodney. It is something that can’t be controlled, and the school should have given him a single dorm. With sleep walking and sleep terrors, you are not supposed to speak to the sleep walker or wake them. You have to silently lead them back to their bed. They can get violent otherwise since they are in the middle of a nightmare. Rodney did the right thing by informing them of his sleep disorder. I don’t understand why they found that so weird. It’s something your roommate should know about. It wasn’t Rodney’s fault. He can’t control it, and he clearly felt guilty about it. The roommate should’ve looked up how to deal with it. However, the one to really blame is to school for not giving Rodney a single and making accommodations for him. Colleges are supposed to be able to provide singles for those with health problems. It is unfair to both the person with the sleep disorders and the people they are rooming with. I hope that I’m able to get a single dorm when I go to uni for this exact reason.

[@cattin7948]

First story is just sad my brother had the same illness, he grew out of it but it was just sad seeing how he did it involuntary, he started sleeping while completely covered and his blanket so that he would trip when he started sleep walking so it would wake him up, I have no idea what it was like but he looked miserable every time it got closer to night because he knew of his illness and night terrors he was miserable for like 7 years till he grew out of it but I still feel bad because it got bad, so for a fact I know the first guy was just sleep walking he just needs help but sadly that's easier said than done in America with the medical bills and if he's in college he's most definitely in debt so I feel bad that he can't get the help he needs because unlike my brother who just got lucky, it seems he won't grow out of it without help

[@avigutierrez8948]

You know that kinda scares me a bit I mean I do wake up early to work but I feel like overtime something like this would screw me up and pretty much I would want help.

[@armandimcneil8721]

YOU DESERVE THAT 6M man.!Your stories have literally saved my life and i thank you for that. what ya gonna do for the 6M subs? i’m sure it’ll be a banger as usual ‼️

[@HomuHomu310]

Actually, he is

[@amandahoffman6912]

The second story brought me back to the Urban Legend movie. “Aren’t you glad you didn’t turn on the light?”😂

[@Bacadami]

The first story just makes me feel bad for Rodney.

[@sams3015]

Thankfully here in Ireland actual roommates is really rare in college, sharing a house or apartment with strangers is stressful enough, nevermind a room

[@jenx5870]

God, I miss Ireland...

[@zeel4840]

The last story was creepy af! Imagine having a random person as your roommate and standing in the middle of the night watching you! Oh my goodness

[@crypticghost21]

If only it were night time right now as I'm watching these, I would be scared since I'm currently living in a college (art school) dorm Your stories are the best 👍❤

[@MightyElemental]

I couldn't imagine sharing a room with someone. Glad that in the UK we have separate university dorm rooms for each student.

[@adeckard7517]

I like how Mr. Nightmare changes the profile picture for October. I love horror stories all year ‘round, but there’s something special about listening to them in October and near Halloween. This is my favorite time of the year Forever my favorite horror story channel

[@cameramike2515]

Mr. Nightmare and Mr. Ballen in the same day? What a great day! These stories were absolutely chilling. Best video by Mr. Nightmare in a bit. Great job!

[@androidaxolotl8311]

When the person in story 3 got the email back, that had to have been one of the creepiest "oh sh*t" moments in any Mr. Nightmare story.

[@gabriallefleming7611]

With a lot of disorders (physical & mental), stress can act as a catalyst to bring on symptoms &/or make them worse. The fact that Rodney tried to talk to the one he apparently felt most comfortable with & was treated like he was a freak might've brought on the episodes. I imagine the worse they treated him, the worse his symptoms would be. It's unfortunate he didn't end up with a more compassionate person to confide in.

[@Jm-ki4su]

living in a dorm has always fascinated me. it just feels like an adventure all in of itself

[@flimflammer2395]

Story 1: poor guy with a genuine sleep disorder being treated like a freak.

[@error882]

i’ve been listening to mr.nightmare for 5 years now and even though i’ve moved on to scarier and longer stories i’ve got to say nothing beats a quick 15 minute mr nightmare video at night. Keep up the good work man!!

[@mimibae_xo]

yay!! thank you Mr. Nightmare! 😚💛✨ Can't wait for Halloween content! 👻🤍

[@verminlordsoulberry8823]

So you mean you can't wait for more victims to tell their story?

[@mackenzie8641]

@@verminlordsoulberry8823 yes

[@mimibae_xo]

@@verminlordsoulberry8823 yes

[@mistybloo52]

Yes, more college dorm stories! This shouldn't scare me since I have never been in dorm.

[@SIilverBombFalcon12]

Cmonnnn get this man to 6MIL he deserves it!! Haven’t stopped watching you for three years straight now it’s crazy…

[@themightyliam_4_20]

Story 1, You are not supposed to wake a sleepwalker but that sure was intense Story 2; How long does College Dorm camera footage last before it gets erased completely (Public stores and many other public places have their footage last up to 28 days before it's gone) Story 3; How was Bob able to get past security? and I'm guessing his real roommate was completely normal These are great stories and I am kind of glad I am not staying in a College dorm.

[@destinedforgreatness3030]

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[@remijohnston471]

depending on where you are, there isn’t much dorm security. i’ve made it into dorms i didn’t live in by just… following someone in. you clock someone with a keycard and it’s easy

[@Y0imiyaz]

Im pretty sure the not supposed to wake a sleepwalker thing is a myth

[@victorsvidss]

@@Y0imiyaz it is. The worst that will happen is the sleep walker will be confused once awakened

[@sabrexi7228]

The second story is mostly likely she just dreamed it. The roommate could’ve left the closet door open whenever she got up, and because she was so stressed about her assignment she woke up really early and saw her roommate

[@jaesterling7546]

Literally as I’m watching your videos in my college dorm you drop this. Thank you Mr. Nightmare you’re a legend.