Nobody Can Solve These Reddit Mysteries

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intro: 00:00-00:28
cult show: 00:29-08:19
mysterious song: 08:20-12:42
odd claymation: 12:43-14:52
creepy ad: 14:53-19:05
disturbing youtube channel: 19:06-22:38
film or mandela: 22:39-27:59
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today we are going to be deep diving into and investigating the most disturbing, intruiging, and bizarre obscure lost media r/tipofmytongue posts you should know about. these come from a subreddit on reddit dedicated to lost media, the type of content blameitonjorge covers. these are internet mysteries and reddit stories. despite all things lost it is still important to keep the community fresh with obscure content. here we cover an iceberg rabbit hole of a lost children’s show from a cult called the children of god or the family international treasure attic. aka the cult river phoenix was sadly a part of. but some of the shows have pink morning cartoon vibes. we also have another mysterious song on the internet from the blue chin vaporwave era, and i mention the mandela effect. there is also a disturbing youtube channel featured that no one can find. nobody can solve these mysteries. watch my deep dive to investigate each one!
#reddit #lostmedia #mystery

[@XargothHellington]

my friend and i recognized the orange woman stop motion and he posted the videos in the thread

[@sombertoboggly]

awesome that it was found, thanks so much for your guys' help! here's a link to the video m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ3adaepj959sJo

[@jelliekitty]

thats so cool! crazy how you can just go about your day then suddenly recognize some lost mystery!

[@3Diana]

@@jelliekitty i'm croatian and instantly recognized it, it was a normal part of the cartoon programs for children, us millenials grew up on it, it was on tv all the time 😂 and that wasn't even the only one, there were so many weird ones. i remember one with a clay man and a woman that ended up merging together. also that one puppet cartoon about a weird fluffy worm thing, honestly nostalgic af

[@panorenji]

So weird that I'm from Québec and saw those too. I immediately recognized the sketch but could not tell what the name of the animation was. Thank you

[@caucasoidape8838]

That short was awesome.

[@yeoboseyoitsrebel-metaloid]

Person on tomt: *Describes online horror animation that is absolutely nothing like Salad Fingers* Replies: Salad Fingers?

[@sombertoboggly]

literally though

[@snood4743]

Same with creepy claymation. They’re all Mark Twain.

[@SsnakeBite]

@@snood4743 It's especially silly considering most of _The Adventures of Mark Twain_ isn't creepy, but people saw _part_ of the Lucifer segment and assume that's the whole film.

[@trustytrest]

"Carbon monoxide?"

[@bananasplitlady3045]

I even thought it might be something else from David Firth, but certainly not Salad Fingers.

[@catgirlweed0420]

The idea of venting about seeing weird, creepy ads on Twitch and then getting told you might have carbon monoxide poisoning is so funny

[@I.CANDOANYTHING]

homestucker spotted

[@catgirlweed0420]

@@I.CANDOANYTHING holy shit hi nepeta

[@I.CANDOANYTHING]

@@catgirlweed0420 :3

[@SJA_Movies]

Reddit moment

[@GribbleGob]

What else would you expect from a website where people harassed a daycare because it looked creepy while they themselves took photos of the building and stalked it?

[@pablowentscobar]

"The song is probably from 1926 to 3351, but it's definitely a neo pop punk doom metal band in the style of 60's or 90's country funk soul or an 80's Japanese thrash metal band covering a Yugoslavian folk song in the style of a Mongolian throat singing group using only synth kazoos." Thanks.

[@insertnamehere1258]

Sounds like something a metal band would make.

[@fuck_it]

oh, sounds like a prog rock band lol

[@mike04574]

Way too many hipsters in that thread

[@peazeralus]

Best music hipster meme

[@unfunnybrownman]

thats just an Opeth or Between the Buried and Me song

[@uncleunicode7871]

I love how reddit almost always jumps to “gas leak” whenever someone experiences something weird lmao

[@win_ini]

”oh, you've been experiencing haunting noises and weird things are falling all over the place, sometimes loud bangs? that's a common problem, actually. check your gas pipes, check if they aren't leaking.‟ ~redditors

[@vaporkay7831]

There is actually a reason why this is. Back in the day, there was a redditor posting about weird messages on sticky notes left in their apartment. They also said they were really tired most of the time and couldn't remember a lot of stuff. The first mention of the gas leak happened on that thread and turns out, it actually was a fuckin gas leak in OPs apartment. So now, thats the first thing everyone suggests

[@Stickman470]

What do you expect, them to jump to the most illogical conclusions? Ghosts?

[@plastican]

gas leak 👍

[@rjmaxx1258]

@@Stickman470 I get it just sort of became a meme but there was also a situation where someone was living inside someone else's home without their knowledge. So gas leak wouldn't work in that situation.

[@Enjemnsnens]

Reddit’s carbon monoxide obsession annoys me so much for some reason lmaooo

[@breakinglegsandbreakinghea3167]

After that one time where it was carbon monoxide poisoning I think people want to be the "one" who saved someone's life. Some people have a weird hero complex online.

[@when-do-we-get-a-block-button]

its reddit. what do you expect

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

Reddit just annoys me in general. I can't believe I'm still on there lmao

[@erinbeaud4556]

@@sentientcardboarddumpster7900 every time I think Reddit sucks I remember tik tok exists and I appreciate what I have again.

[@sentientcardboarddumpster7900]

@Erin Beau D reddit is the only one I'm on other than YT here. Left the rest during the Jan 6th insurrection cuz it was exhausting to watch

[@ripleyandweeds1288]

I love that Reddit's go-to explanation for something when they don't immediately have an answer is 'lawl carbon monoxide poisoning'

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

I mean, it's a genuine threat people should be careful about, but a lot of the stuff they throw it in has no way to be carbon monoxide.

[@stevenedwards8353]

is it a reference to that one incident where a guy thinks his landlord is breaking in and leaving sticky notes, but he eventually finds out he'd been writing them to himself under carbon monoxide hallucinations?

[@excrono]

“I’m not saying it’s Carbon Dioxide, but… Carbon Dioxide.

[@DarkdustDragon]

The fact we literally have a sample of the song but can't find the rest of it is mind blowing to me.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

And even the idea to put it on youtube and wait for the copyright holder to complain doesn't seem to work. Because that way we would at least know who owns the song and have someone to ask about it.

[@Negative915]

Well.. Like The Wind (we have the whole song there), Everybody Knows That, How Long Will It Take, so on so forth.

[@GunSwordGaming]

They said they got it from a video, I'm wondering if they could ask the creator where they got it from

[@thespankmyfrank]

​@@GunSwordGaming I was thinking the same thing, that seems like the obvious answer. Even if he's being an asshat, surely it couldn't hurt to ask?

[@IslasYT]

@@thespankmyfrankto be honest they probably know exactly where it came from and are trying to make it a huge mystery

[@lucybiddle3912]

I wonder if the person who remembered Cube being in a desert ever played '9 Hours 9 Persons 9 Doors'. It's a visual novel about an escape room-type game where the whole time the characters think they're on a ship, then when you reach the 'True Ending' it's revealed they were in a building in a desert (though the building's not a cube)

[@bemi9238]

Thats my thought too 😭 It’s too close to 999 NOT to be it

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

And Cube's alternate ending has it in an ocean for no reason, so it seems like it wouldn't be too hard to conflate the two.

[@guy-sl3kr]

I thought about 999 too! Though it's pretty weird to confuse a visual novel with a movie. That drawing of their memory doesn't match up with the game's ending either.

[@daniellewilliamson4215]

That's what I was thinking too! The whole time I was listening to the description I was like "oh that's just 999"

[@nevada2765]

i love that game!!

[@rlinders9972]

I think I should mention, just as an interesting fact, that Jeremy Spencer, one of the founding members of Fleetwood Mac, left the band to join the Children of God in 1971. He apparently just told his band mates that he was going to get a magazine, and promptly disappeared for a few days.

[@inkenoir]

8:20 I've heard music like this before at very small outdoor festivals. You could barely call them festivals. In Maine they'd be something local where a few dozen people get together to drink Moxie and have BBQ and burgers. This is the kind of music dads play in their old bands that never got signed, songs they wrote in the 60s and 70s and this is like a recording made of them in the 90s or early 00s. Still playing their old stuff, holding on to memories and feelings from their youth. It really sounds like this to me. It's very unlikely this will ever be identified, but I'm glad a snippet of it exists. It sounds a lot like the late hippie singer-songwriter music of the 70s. Think James Taylor. But somebody still playing it two or three decades later. Real hauntological stuff.

[@pentex_sux]

yep. i go to a lot of music shit in DFW and for smaller sets/get-togethers i have the exact same experience as you. so much music will never be archived properly- it's just the nature of art in our current capitalistic market. recording and distribution isn't free, and many smaller artists will never get there work out there in the first place due to the cost. it's very sad in my opinion.

[@MinaMinaKawaii]

I was also raised on folk music and I immediately recognized this song. I'm going to show it to my dad and see if he can help because I am 100% certain I've heard it before, probably at a folk festival he took me to.

[@playwonderwall]

Yeah exact thing I was thinking, has to be mid 70s - early 80s ish... ain't no fucking way people were saying it sounded like the Smiths, britpop, etc., completly tonal difference in sound and style

[@justemmalyn7934]

Even though this probably won't ever get solved, I really wish it was! The song sounds amazing and I'd love to be able to listen to it like I would the more mainstream stuff.

[@willman85]

The miking and sound of the guitar sound '70s/'80s to me. And the synth sounds '80s/'90s to me. So it was most likely recorded in the '80s.

[@jewjewsbizarreadventure]

I remember reading the thread about the TFI show and it really got to me since I grew up in a religious cult too. Hope OP finds some solice in all this!

[@morg630]

Sorry but I just gotta say, I love your pfp so much lol. Did you draw it?

[@SirChubbyBunny]

Agreed. Cult propaganda is fascinating to me and I hope more about resurfaces.

[@jewjewsbizarreadventure]

​@@morg630 it was drawn by a mutual of mine! :)

[@howdyyall4335]

I pray you're healing and found peace.❤❤❤

[@tinydragongaming2496]

I'm a Christian (although I'm bisexual lol) and cults make me sick

[@mayhare9754]

I am SO happy to see you mention the creepy Twitch ads. It sounds so unsettling, yet you don't see anyone talking about it, anywhere.

[@platinum-or3y]

I haven't heard about it since 2019, but that was when i saw the lake ad on Funimation

[@mayhare9754]

@@platinum-or3y you've seen them? I've heard of them appearing on Twitch, but this is the first I hear of them showing up on Funimation. I wonder if it was one of those weird campaigns people pay for that don't really advertise anything. I want someone to find them so bad.

[@321jujifruits1]

I have the same recollection of these ads on Hulu. I believe they are made by adult swim

[@eidoln9206]

I want to know what these are so badly

[@mayhare9754]

​@@321jujifruits1I've seen posts mentioning these exact ads on Hulu, too. It would be in line with what Adult Swim has been known to produce.

[@alexpilled]

The lost song sounds exactly like 1980s indie twee pop, almost like something that could’ve been on C86. Shame it hasn’t been discovered yet!

[@lizgalligan7272]

I assume people already tried this but I ran it through Shazam with 0 results

[@uwebiernacki]

There's so much music out there that hasn't found its way to the internet yet. Mostly privately released Tapes/CDs/LPs. So the song may be featured on a (only) locally known release. I myself got some OG tapes at home that can not be found anywhere online... Only the bands and their fellow friends/concert attenders have ever heard their songs... Sad but true. I don't wanna know how many awesome songs are still buried and forgotten in some (private) archives.

[@jvictor.correia]

I wonder if someone in rym would know

[@b_delta9725]

what's weird is that the person OP mentioned got the song from somewhere, and in that horrible quality too. i guess if they shared the video in question, it must be legit (or maybe its a fake song OP made for views, who knows) but in any case its really weird.

[@atarirob]

@@b_delta9725 It's absolutely, 100% a fake song.

[@trustytrest]

Regarding Cube's alternate ending, it's a bit hard to mistake that as only a desert. The angle and shits make it very clear there are crashing waves against the rocks and seagull noises. I still remember those seagulls. I can't see how anybody would mistake that for a desert, even after decades.

[@mariawhite7337]

The ocean is a desert with its life underground.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

​@@mariawhite7337 a desert is defined as an area of low precipitation, and certain areas of the ocean do in fact count as desert.

[@OtakuUnitedStudio]

And the theatrical ending is nothing like that.

[@gpliskin]

​@@mariawhite7337 And a perfect disguise above

[@skinlizard2251]

@@gpliskin Under the cities, lies a heart made of ground, but the humans will give no love.

[@cryforaking3266]

the first thing that came to my mind with the ending to cube was “the cube personality test”. you’re told to imagine a cube in a desert and several other things and then you analyze your answers after. i wonder if they mushed those two things together in their brain?

[@Bruh-zx2mc]

Maybe they're thinking of the ending to the third Cube film which (spoiler warning) . . . . . . . ended with one of the protagonists escaping into a forest with the help of two technicians trying to sabotage the project.

[@luz5004]

@@Bruh-zx2mcthey mentioned they’ve never seen the other movies sadly

[@benetnasch]

I just want to say your videos are like baby sensory videos to me. I could watch them for hours. The editing, the music, the background clips, all of it scratches my brain so well and the topics you cover are always so interesting aaaa

[@maddieb.4282]

I don’t know why but this rubbed me the wrong way. The creator puts thoughtful effort into these videos and I feel like it’s an insult to compare them to videos that are meant to entertain infants…. This is a very chronically online comment generally and I know you mean positive intent but I would just recommend you think about how non-online people will perceive your words before you say them

[@wompppwompwomppp]

@@maddieb.4282 they means its as captivating- you obviously havent seen the adorable videos of babies zoning out at it. Only you have an issue the creator liked her comment

[@benetnasch]

​@@maddieb.4282 My apologies! That was not my intent at all! I assumed most people who saw this would be familiar enough with internet culture to know I was referencing how people often positively use the comparison since this is a video on reddit mysteries after all! And if not would know I was comparing the captivating effect it had on me and not the quality of the content (no hate to baby sensory videos lol) or at least infer that by the rest of my comment, even if they're 'non-online' people- but I do see how it could be misconstrued as negative and will def be more mindful in the future :)

[@ghostplace]

@@maddieb.4282 seriously? 💀

[@korekiyos]

@@maddieb.4282is it really that serious

[@MickTheFerretGirl]

Your channel is so good and it's criminally underviewed. I've watched a lot of internet lore and lost media channels and your stuff is just as good in quality as the larger channels and you always cover topics I've never seen or have videos on things I'm not familiar with. I like how chill it is and you have a good speaking tone that gets better with each upload. Keep it up! I can't wait until you get big!

[@sombertoboggly]

thank you i really appreciate it! :)

[@danieldalton]

Yep! Same boat. Watch this stuff all the time and your content is always fresh x

[@betula2137]

Also the substance of the commentary is actually thoughtful

[@glass6582]

I love how its not overly creepy like other channels. Lost media doesn’t have to be horrifying.

[@sterlingwebber5757]

I think I figured out the movie ending OP confused for The Cube. There's a psychological horror in a similar vein called Infinity Chamber that does have an escape scene consistent with what op described. This is another movie where the protagonist is trying to escape from a mirrored cube-like structure. This is a movie that op likely also saw if they had seen The Cube.

[@eidoln9206]

That's what I was thinking too. And actually was trying to remember what that movie was called. Last update they just said that they were trying to look for the end scene but was unsure if this was it since they say the plot says it goes through various locations outside of the desert

[@pyramidschema8668]

It reminds me of the movie Dark City, which again has a weird, dark landscape where people can't trust their memories, but it does have aliens and ends with the protagonist walking out of a huge structure onto a beach.

[@m.nic.5080]

I had the Treasure Attic tape with the sheep puppet! I got it from a church yard sale when I was younger, though weirdly the church (Presbyterian) wasn’t associated with the cult, and it was in a bin with lots of mainstream religious kids tapes, most notably Baby Faith which I still have.

[@trustytrest]

Any chance you can find and upload it?

[@jamiekelly3113]

if you upload it i’ll kiss you

[@m.nic.5080]

My comment with the link got taken down but the Treasure Attic episode with the sheep is available on KZbin. It’s not lost media. I sold my tape years ago

[@piyupiyupiyukoko]

@@m.nic.5080 What's the keyword or title for the video? Would like to know!

[@m.nic.5080]

Treasure Attic: Let’s Have Fun. The thumbnail is the sheep puppet.

[@jazzstringman9860]

I feel like their could have definitely been an alternative ending to The Cube during the initial release. It’s been common for filmmakers to change certain things to their films after it was already released. For example, The Shining (1980) had an alternate ending when it was first released, there was an extra scene at the end of the movie involving Wendy and Danny but Kubrick didn’t like it so he cut it from the film and it probably made for a better ending.

[@RileyGein]

Or even more famously, how Star Wars was changed and put back into distribution to hide the fact that Han Shot First

[@jazzstringman9860]

@@RileyGein good example!

[@LocalTorchwoodIntern]

I agree! OP's friend might've had a pirated version of The Cube that OP saw and went along with how it ended. I do believe the saw a different movie ending and connected it to The Cube despite not remembering the rest of the original movie theory as well but I do not have any ideas on what movie OP saw. I'm so invested in this post I hope it gets more traction and a movie found lol.

[@anotheryoutubeaccount5259]

Hmmm... more examples?

[@endofuwu2146]

No they were 100% thinking of 999. What they explained is literally one of the endings of 999. Like it’s a visual novel I digress but they just explained a ending where the people you follow get out but see that the structure they were in is just inside a dessert

[@ellieblack8028]

i love the idea of a claymation having a lot of worm characters. the easiest beasts to render from clay.

[@sloppyjoe6866]

I want to hear Kylie talk more about cults.

[@justemmalyn7934]

Me too! So fascinating.

[@SUSLTD]

I'm virtually positive that the mysterious song is _not_ from the 1960s or 1970s. It sounds like a specific flavor of C86-style jangle pop from the 1980s-there _was_ kind of a 60s revival going on at that time, and it definitely influenced the indie scene. I'd just as soon be looking at Creation, Rough Trade, maybe Cooking Vinyl, and other similar labels from that period. I don't know a ton about jangle pop, but I do know that the indie music scene was exploding around this time, so it could just as soon have come from a self-pressed 45, mailorder-distributed tape or some other super low-run release.

[@thebasedgodmax1163]

the people saying it's 60s or 70s are why Reddit people are so annoying. they don't know anything about music but want to chime in

[@jackpijjin4088]

It reminds me more of somebody like Neutral Milk Hotel, Mountain Goats, or Fleet Foxes. It's definitelly not 60s or 70s, and if it was 80s it would be later and into the early 90s.

[@HistorianOfThings]

"C86" was exactly what I was going to say regarding the song. Wonder if some of the old bands from Glasgow (BMX Bandits, Boy Hairdressers, the Pastels, etc.) would recognize it?

[@naivenostalgia]

The "Cube" entry compelled me to leave this comment as it unlocked a memory for me. Once upon a time, I was in grade 12 at an international school in Japan. My dormmates & I would go to a DVD rental store at least once a week & they had the most random stuff, I swear. They would have all of the big/popular/recent Japanese & Hollywood movies, but they would also have the most obscure & low-budget American movies that no Redbox or streaming service would ever carry. The standout was essentially a blatant rip-off of the "Saw" franchise. I'm talking ridiculously, illegally similar. To this day, I have never been able to find the movie itself, the title, or any record whatsoever of this its existence outside of that DVD rental shop in Sapporo. I'm sure it did (does?) exist, but maybe the plagiarism was so intense that it could only legally be released abroad? It even had a grown man made up to look like Billy (the puppet who rides the tricycle) & he looked ridiculous. I'm sure it was an absolutely hot mess of a movie & I wish I had watched it *16 years ago* (😖😣😫😭) when I had the chance. Hopefully I will stumble across it again one day.😂

[@RileyGein]

Maybe it was The Reconciler (2015) directed by Shawn Justice

[@Bets4Me]

Are You Scared (2006)? I was googling Saw rip-offs and this came up as one of the most egregious.

[@Linty_Deluxe]

Bump for interest

[@salis-salis]

@@RileyGein lol, I never saw (pun intended I guess..) it, but Mista GG covered it (could have been someone else). It's a "Christian" Saw rip-off movie and it's as awful as you would think. (I do love the OG Saw series tho!)

[@ghoultooth]

@@RileyGein2015 is 16 years ago?

[@darkvioletcloud]

A Kylie video to start the day! How lovely! EDIT: Finished the video. I am SO intrigued by the old KZbin animations. Lost media always punches me in the gut because it's art that is lost. Someone put time and effort into those animations, songs, whatever it may be, and whenever it's a project presumably made by just one person, it feels like it's all the more hard-hitting. The premise of the first video, with the girl calling 911, also feels like it could be an interesting psychological horror short film. I hope all of these cases are solved someday.

[@orionbarnes1733]

I would've put money on the movie one at the end being Maze Runner, I was super into that as a middle schooler, and my undiagnosed adhd ass in 7th grade basically was able to memorize all of the lore. It doesn't just check some boxes for the missing film, it checks every single one of them. Characters must escape a giant maze they don't understand by figuring out a secret message encoded into the geometry of the maze itself, but only a small group survives. After getting out, they encounter a second puzzle set up for them, crossing a massive desert and traversing a crumbling city, something which had no foreshadowing whatsoever because the maze was actually built underground somewhere in Alaska. They were brought to the desert, and that's why it would've seemed so sudden, because before they were in a climate-controlled cave with no extreme weather. In the movies, they cut straight to the part where they're in the desert, and when they leave the maze at the end on helicopters they can see that the structure was somehow built in a desert of some sort, which means both the puzzle AND the desert are in the same movie. It's a perfect fit, and it's so frustrating that OP specifically said it wasn't that.

[@elsakristina2689]

Treasure Attic?! I THANKFULLY did not grow up in The Family International but the stories I’ve heard about people who did grow up in it during the 70s and 80s are absolutely horrendous. Especially what happened to Ricky Rodriguez. The whole thing is a rabbit hole, no exaggeration. TFI also did a puppet show called “Life with Grandpa”, it’s about the cult’s founder and the children and younger adults living with him in his household (which I noticed playing in the background of you talking about “Treasure Attic”). Those puppets look scary enough but the ones from “The Luvvets” look so much worse, lol.

[@raelogan]

I know on Tumblr, the cult puppet lamb is part of a set of gifs ((the lamb running through the rain and falling down a hill)) that are common reaction images that usually lead to the post reminding people of the origin of clip, and still no one can find the actual footage source for some reason.

[@MoonshineTheDragThing]

What do I type into Google to find the gif?

[@valsinbin6503]

Huh, that’s strange since I swear I’ve watched that source footage before…. I think it’s literally just from an episode of treasure attic, forgot which one though lol, but the plot was the lamb left the safety of the herd and got into a dangerous situation because of it……..yea

[@daphnerogers4277]

@@MoonshineTheDragThing replying because I want to see the GIFs to.

[@MoonshineTheDragThing]

@@daphnerogers4277 I ended up finding the gif of the lamb falling down the cliff.

[@raindoesnotexist]

​link?

[@rosemary_rose0]

as a huge enthusiast of the 60s psychedelic scene in music i got more 60s vibes than 80s vibes for that song.

[@whiterhabbit]

The disturbing animation channel sounds really familiar to me too. Maybe I'm just Mandela'd on it now but I'd have been in my 20s back in 2010-2013 and legit seem to remember that.

[@kutielkalupto6818]

I have a tip of my tongue mystery i still havent solved. I've been searching for a short I saw years ago on youtube. It was a short, live action film but with animated elements into it. It followes two best friends, a guy and a girl, having dinner together. One eventually asks the other "would you still be my friend if I had pasta for hands" and it would cut to an animated sequence of the scenerio. The other replies that yes, they would be friends, and we go back to the live action dinner, except the girl actually has pasta hands from then on. The short continued in that fashion, one would ask if they would still be friends given a bizarre scenerio, we see an animated segment of it, and it would manifest in reality. As this goes on the animated elements become more and more prominent, eventually becoming fully animated. Finally, the girl asks the guy if he would still love her if he couldnt see, hear or feel her, he replies yes, and she disappears. I remember seeing this on youtube, the girl had red hair in a short bob, the guy had dark (bluish colored) hair and glasses

[@XenoDelta212]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJSsfpdjnZxkgZY no way this is it but it reminds me of this fruit by the foot commercial

[@M1A1.]

Odd. It sounds slightly familiar. Was it possibly inspired by like. Beetlejuice? (I don't know the video,just speculating)

[@howdyyall4335]

If you ever find it, definitely put it here. It sounds super interesting. God bless 💓

[@sushiachan]

I saw a skit like this on Instagram but it was a lot shorter and it was a reoccurring bit

[@kutielkalupto6818]

@@sushiachan thing is the mood for this short although started lighthearted, by the end its very bittersweet so it wouldn't really work as a bit

[@a.dennis4835]

The desert one reminds me of "Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors". Basically, the set up is nine people are trapped on a sinking ship. They are tasked with trying to escape within nine hours (which involves solving escape-the-room puzzles) or die. SPOILER It turns out the "ship" was actually a facility designed to test psychic powers as part of an attempt to cure prosopagnosia. When the characters exit the facility, it turns out to be in the middle of the desert.

[@NotOnLand]

I don't buy into the "alternate reality" bit, but I do think there's more to the Mandela Effect than just unreliable memories. A lot of things are obviously just the brain connecting concepts or "fixing" things (Curious George is monkey, and monkeys have tails). But there are some things that so many people can agree on with no reasonable nugget of truth that keep the concept open to me.

[@joshjames582]

I agree there's more to it, but I think it has more to do with how the human brain works than anything else, similar to the concept of multiple cultures with no contact developing similar religious myths, etc. You could assume this means these events actually happened, but I think it's more likely that the human brain simply conjures these images and thoughts for some reason we don't fully understand yet.

[@theMoporter]

I think it's very interesting as a social phenomenon. The way neurology works is so complicated and doesn't match up with our perceptions. It's quite possible that people experiencing the Mandela Effect have a weak false memory that's similar, but it's overwritten 100% when they read someone else's false memory. The human brain is fascinating in how far it will go to convince itself of made-up nonsense.

[@ghoultooth]

The one that REALLY bugs me is the Gremlins one. That the main antagonist gremlin was called Spike, but his name is actually ‘Stripe’ in all media related to him.

[@reddeadspartan]

​@@ghoultoothas someone obsessed with Gremlins as a kid I can tell you it was always Stripe. I even had an uncle who sold stripe plushes and on the tag it said his name too.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

In some cases it just comes down to the alternate version being very plausible. And because they're plausible many people come to the same conclusion.

[@wooloo2652]

I definitely remember the weird ads on Hulu/Twitch, but only saw them on Twitch. I believe there's a possibility I saw them on YT as well during the pandemic. The first time I saw them was Twitch airing Dr Who, which happened in 2018. My AdBlocker wasn't working on that site during the marathon, so I kept seeing ads. I couldn't have told you what product the ads were for- I'm fairly certain I believed they were some ARG or marketing crap to get people to ask about the ads and look into it, since they were so odd that all you could really do was ask questions about them. The second time I saw them was on KZbin during the pandemic, before I had premium, and on an iPad (So I had no AdBlock.) It was near the beginning of the pandemic, and the ads were very similar, but I don't believe they were the same exact ads as the first time. I presumed this time that it was a sort of "You can't leave your house, so we'll bring the nature to you" thing to advertise for some company/ARG/etc. All the ones I recall seeing took place in a field and had a man involved. I got to the point of learning to look away when they came on because they creeped me out.

[@thepenultimateninja5797]

13:38 cleaning (or rather, drying) windows with newspaper is by no means unusual, and is probably not a significant clue. It was very common to do this when newspapers were ubiquitous. There is some quality that newspaper has that leaves the windows streak-free, similar to using a chamois.

[@joelsavoie8641]

THATS HOW YOU SPELL SHAMMY?!

[@thepenultimateninja5797]

@@joelsavoie8641 Yup. I think it's a type of goat.

[@panqueque445]

27:50 I remember pirate DVDs back then. Before the movie officially came out on DVD, people would sneak a video camera into the theater and record the movie off the screen. So as unlikely as it seems, there is a slight possibility that that one pirate friend got a hold of a bootleg recording of Cube that just happened to have the alternate ending, and that's what OP watched.

[@KookShanty]

Ehhhh... really unlikely that an alternate ending was actually playing in theaters. Before a movie is sent to theaters they watch over the final edit like a million times to make sure that everything is exactly right, and since the director has said he destroyed all copies of this alternate version, I don't think there is any way it would somehow wind up in a movie theater. The only possibility is that maybe someone on set was able to sneak a copy and that version was found on a piracy site, but it wouldn't be officially screened in any capacity. Ultimately I think this was either another movie or people are remembering wrong.

[@J0SHUAKANE]

​@@KookShantyit happened with the shinning.

[@KookShanty]

@@J0SHUAKANE How so? That scene was never in the final cut of the movie either

[@axelalvarado7031]

I love the topic of lost cartoons/shows. It's just so fascinating how people tell a experience that they were fortunate (or unfortunate) to experience. It is more believable that someone was able to see a very obscure show that there's little to no information than your average creepypasta where suddenly everything becomes a gore fest. Keep up the good work!

[@corgiboy7478]

I remember see swon on nextfix in 2020 or 2021 were a some boy went in to a different Universities

[@jackhenderson1039]

For the last one Im 90% sure I remember reading about a movie that was really similar to Cube but ended in the way the OP described. I remember reading about it on Imgur back in like 2017 which means I might still have it saved if I didn’t completely imagine this memory. I remember the post talking about it being one of their favorite underrated horror films.

[@jadenebula6693]

I remember watching it in TV in the early 2000s, it definitely wasn’t Cube but had a very similar plot and was a horror movie but personally I only remember it because I disliked it so much lol

[@MikiGo88]

I made a reddit post that I ended up removing cuz I couldn't find it and I got overwhelmed with talking to everyone. Basically it was a group of scientists that discovered a frozen man in ice and they thawed him out. They assumed he was a modern man that accidentally got frozen in ice cuz he was in modern clothes. Everything was going well until they started doing test on him to make sure he was ok after being frozen in ice and they where able to revive him. I just remember the moment he realized that the scientists were not the same as him after having a conversation he started to become violent. He had super human strength. His characters was probably in his late 20s to early 30s. He has short brown hair, a clean shaven face. He was no a caveman. That's one of the things people kept brining up. It was probably filmed in the late 90s to early 2000s. I remember watching it in middle school in the early 2000s. I feel like it was probably the modern outer limits or twilight zone. It was probably in that or a show with the same vibe, it could also be a film. I did look at all the links and names everyone sent me and it's not from the 70s or 80s.

[@jackpijjin4088]

That sounds a lot like one of the Khan episodes of Star Trek, or in particular an episode of Trek:TNG where they come across a derelict ship full of (very very dead) passengers and recover the last viable one.

[@kruegxrs]

Been WAITING for a new video to come out, genuinely the formatting and storytelling of this channel is rad - keep it up!

[@oriongabriel6966]

If I ever became omniscient, the first thing I would do is start answering all unkown mysteries like these, Flight 370, celebrity number 6 etc.

[@Aligartornator13]

14:50 there is the German claymation "Plonsters" which came to my mind imediately. It was made by Anima Studio für Film & Grafik GmbH in Hamburg, maybe they made the orange woman too. Other than that, it could be a easter German or czech kids show, they were very popular still when I was a young boy (early 2000s). Could also be a reocurring short from Sesamstraße (German sesame street) or Sandmännchen. Honestly there are tons of shows from my childhood I can't find any trace of now... German animation is not well documented :(

[@cheese8846]

Ohh so that's what I was remembering! The actual viedeo was found though! But thank you for lifting this mystery for me!

[@Wieprzek]

Damn i thought about Plonsters too. Definitely not that show but maybe that studio

[@ddespair]

Music really needs to be its own separate category of “lost media” or “mysteries”. It’s just too volatile a medium. I worked at a studio for a few years in 2009 and there were countless artists who would come through the door and record literally one song, and never show up again. Meaning that if you come across an obscure song these days it’s likely it was someone who had a song and recorded it. No album, no other songs. The end. Sometimes it’s a passion project that stalled. Sometimes just a guy with a guitar for fun. Sometimes a group that falls apart or runs out of money. Some were straight up demos that never got mastered. Like, hundreds. Now multiply that across the entire world. Every music studio that operates today has hard drives full of songs that were recorded by amateurs and professionals that will never see the light of day.

[@lgpen999]

I love this series so much. I have been fascinated with lost media/deep dives for years now, and I love the fascinating and obscure topics you're able to find. Nothing better than starting the day off right with a Kylie video!

[@BabyCharmander]

Love your videos! I follow several different internet mystery channels and you’re one of the only ones who highlights TOMT mysteries. The Twitch/Hulu ad thing is interesting. This theory might be a bit out there, but with the way they talk about how the ads don’t “advertise anything” I almost wonder if the purpose of the ads is to be unsettling and tell other people “hey I saw this ad” so those people will go to the service and watch it in hopes of seeing the ad for themselves, thus gaining the service ad revenue. If the ad were shown rarely enough, people would have to watch a lot of ads before seeing it again. I could be totally off-base, but it wouldn’t surprise me if advertisers noticed the interest in weird/obscure ads and decided to take advantage of it.

[@jaspi7615]

just watched all your videos on this series and i'm sooo hooked. i really look forward to your future work! i really appreciate you covering these lesser known stories, it's such a breath of fresh air. someone else already commented this under a different video but it'd be really interesting if you were to cover stories like these that did get solved. great video!

[@gnocchi6610]

kylie always delivering, best spooky-aligned creator rn

[@misaefre]

im a huge fan of the series, and my original idea about cube was that they were misremembering the second movies ending as its somewhat similar and has a lot of things op mentioned (waking up somewhere, no foreshadowing at all, mirrors etc) HOWEVER ive heard about the alter ending before and i think that somehow thats what they saw. maybe their friend knew the right guy and somehow got a DVD copy that was ripped from a theatrical version (if thats even possible)

[@tessfabled4115]

It might have been a bootleg cam burned onto a DVD, that was more common back then. My friend lived in Indonesia and her family had a huge folder of bootleg cam DVDs as apparently they're very common over there (or at least they were circa 2008ish) :)

[@misaefre]

@@tessfabled4115 yeah thats exactly what i meant i just didnt know how to explain it tysm!! i really do think thats the most likely thing tbh

[@tinam4426]

I saw the Cube desert ending and it was definitely a blockbuster DVD my uncle rented around 2001-ish. It was my first scary movie ever and first slumber party with my cousins, so it's burned into my memory. I've never seen any other cube movie and I don't watch anything scary or suspenseful cause I have a heart condition.

[@thedevilgoose2482]

I know I've already said, this, but this is still one of my favorite YT series's Tip of my tongue stuff is my favorite type of lost media or.. weird, mystery stuff, and this channel is great at finding interesting subjects I haven't heard of. Then again, I am lazy and get most of my "cool stuff content" from KZbin. I'd probably know these if I actually.. looked into Reddit and hunted for them. I appreciate kylie for doing that.

[@michaellisinski2822]

As a Canadian with a fondness for 90s culture I want to say that I also got super 90s Canadiana vibes from that mysterious song. It does sound a little dated for that time, but that was true for a lot of homegrown Canadian culture in that time period. (I remember a HIMYM joke being that Canada didn't get the '80s until 1993, which is only a partial exaggeration.) It reminds me a bit of bands like Blue Rodeo and 54-40 like the video mentions. There was a big cultural push for homegrown Canadian content at that time (sort of like the Cool Britannia thing that Britain went through in the 90s). I feel like it wouldn't be unrealistic for a band to have gotten famous enough regionally to have sold CDs and gotten some limited radio play before falling out of public consciousness before the Internet became popular enough to preserve the music properly. The problem is how the band had enough appeal for a random KZbin user put their song in a video without having enough exposure to be remembered by anyone else. I think something like the above is one way to resolve that dilemma. The other main possibility for me is that the music is actually connected to that random KZbinr in some way, like it was their older cousin's band from years ago or something.

[@thebasedgodmax1163]

@@experimentalsoundrecordings it sounds nothing like Billy Bragg lmfao. he has an incredibly iconic voice and the singer sounds nothing like him.

[@FPSDora]

totally agree with this it reminded me a lot of rush

[@calebrp02]

I absolutely love this series, thank you for all of your hard work, Kylie!

[@EllEmm1313]

WAIT... I absolutely remember a desert at the end of Cube! Definitely not a beach. Its not for sure the Cube movie, but its a guy escaping an unnatural structure only to discover he's in a desert, with deserts having no context or foreshadowing in the movie. I'd just assumed it was the Cube movie. Now I'm confused. Oh no..

[@manofhealing]

I also remember this, and it might not have been Cube, since I usually binge a lot of movies at once and sometimes the more forgettable ones start to merge with the more memorable ones (like Cube) in my head. But I agree, it was an unnatural structure, it was full of horrific things and traps and stuff that needed to be escaped/survived, etc, but I do remember the desert having a meaning, not foreshadowing per se, but it had a meaning. From what I can remember, the whole movie they're talking about what kind of sick person built this thing and there's mentions of a mysterious company that had it made, or maybe some super rich guy that had it made, but the purpose of it is supposed to be some kind of testing or research for something very important. So when the guy escapes and sees it's just a structure in the middle of a desert, it's supposed to be the realization that no, it wasn't actually all for some grand important reason, it was all just pointless torture and he went through all of that for nothing because escaping meant nothing if he's just stranded in the middle of nowhere without food or water.

[@joghnythegurue2710]

I swear I heard the mysterious song in an episode of the original scooby doo (where are you). It could've been made by the same band seeing as the voices are near identical. As for which episode, I think it was the one with the headless phantom, where they're exploring an old mansion and find money in one of the pillars holding up the porch.

[@cheroishere]

recently found your channel and instantly fell in love wih your personality and content. went on a massive binge to watch your vids, keep up the amazing content kylie!

[@johndeaux8815]

Awesome vid! That religious show at the start sounds really familiar, although I am definitely recalling something different from a religious education class as I live in Australia 😂 These nostalgic topics are bringing back so many memories buried deep in my mind, it’s awesome seeing your channel get the attention it deserves!

[@VaunaKiller]

Hey, how about "lost media that been found" top 10 that you personaly find fascinating? Aldo updates on older vids (some day) would be cool! Loving your cahnnel 😊

[@ludovician]

In regards to the Cube debacle, the Sci-Fi channel would constantly air all the cube films and sometimes would go out of their way to show extended or alternate scenes. Really grew the cult base

[@rayssakura]

I still cant believe your channel doesn't have more recognition! the quality of ur vids are AMAZING. and I love ur voice !!!

[@BillyTheKidOfficialYT]

There’s probably nothing left to talk about liminal spaces but I would love to see another video like that from you again 😂

[@sombertoboggly]

that's good to know because i actually want to make more liminal space videos! but yeah i'd just have to figure out how to make another video interesting

[@BillyTheKidOfficialYT]

@@sombertoboggly you’ll always find something new about liminal spaces if you look at them for a while 😂 ty

[@magnoliamoppet1584]

The Mandela effect is wild because my sister and I both remember Shazam being with Sinbad. We remember the set, the costumes etc. it drives me nuts because I can literally vividly remember this movie.

[@arareanddifferenttune3130]

I remember it too so thoroughly

[@lessthandecent8769]

i always love when i hear windows96 playing in the background :) Matches the vibe of your channel so well!

[@SnapshotOfASoul]

I agree about the Canadian rock sound for that song - it occurred to me that this sounded VERY Canadian to my ears, having lived here my entire life and enjoying that specific genre a lot. The singer's accent is very Ontario

[@ohitsolly677]

Ahhh I love your channel so much! It’s so underrated.❤ Gonna go rewatch the other episodes now 😂

[@sacra_456]

this just made my day 10x better thank you kylie

[@sageisnotaplant99]

Your channel is criminally underrated. Keep up the great work!!!

[@ghostplace]

been waiting for a new reddit mysteries video, keep up the amazing work kylie! 🙏

[@axolotlfairy2473]

Man, I LOVE your reddit lost media videos- always makes my face light up the second i see them Also, I was going back to watch your older reddit mysteries videos, and do you think you might make an update video for these when you've got enough that've been found? Two from your third video have been found, so you aren't too far off

[@sombertoboggly]

thank you! and yes i'd definitely like to if enough are found :)

[@docnyion]

I didn’t spend much time on twitch in 2018, but from what I do remember, I have seen the ad of the guy walking into the lake. The thing about twitch ads is that users can’t make their own ads like KZbin, Facebook, Instagram, etc. Twitch gets paid by advertising, and since they don’t have permanent videos/streams, people can’t advertise their streams because they’d disappear after a few weeks. It really makes you wonder what they were trying to advertise, or if they just pulled a few random obscure videos off of KZbin just to get ad watch time up.

[@KhanCrete]

not a movie, but the last piece of lost media makes me think of part of the stanley parable, where you press a button to skip the narrator and eventually you end up exiting the deteriorated room into a desert. fits a lot of the criteria aside from its medium and that it came out in 2013. otherwise, there are a couple of twilight zone episodes that are similar, but the op did specify that it was in color

[@underworldrat]

if im not mistaken that ending only takes place in the stanley parable ultra deluxe which only came out a year ago

[@KhanCrete]

@@underworldrat oh shoot, i didn't know that. guess that one can be ruled out then

[@wilburfoot]

I swear on my life that I remember that creepy ad on Twitch. I distinctly remember watching my favourite streamer and being jumpscared by that terrifying ad (I hate horror so it was awful) and unfortunately I would avoid looking or listening when it came on so I don’t really member much. But I’m 85% sure we are thinking of the same thing. Because this memory is so distinct.

[@SleepingPepper]

This is quickly becoming my favorite channel. I can't wait to see what you do in the future!

[@pgakt]

Oh my god that cube thing, I remember that?? I remember it being a short film or trailer, it was short - that brought some kind of visceral childhood memory… it was definitely a desert and I don’t remember aliens but I remember it scaring me. This is so bizarre, I’ve never had such a clear memory of lost media before

[@MrTitimarcus]

The mysterious song sounded a lot like Mrs American pie By Don Mclean and also it sounded like she belong to me by Bob Dylan so it is probably a song recorded in the mid 60s or early 70s

[@cosmicfindings]

the snippet of the rock song sounds so familiarly like the smiths but morrisey would never be able to pull someone

[@DavidVelasquez9]

Great video, there is nothing like a perfect marriage or relationship, I learnt that in everything there is always a solution, 5 years ago I and my wife divorced because we were having some difficulties in our marriage but we are back together ,it was a really bad phase but we got through it

[@peterwilliams6361]

there is a lot of sense in what you just said and I hope mine works the same way too, we are currently separated but I cant live without her, I love her so much. wish I can get her back I can do anything to have her back, we have tried therapy amongst other things

[@DavidVelasquez9]

@@peterwilliams6361 its always difficult to let someone you love go, but in my case I had the help of a spiritual adviser who saved my marriage from collapsing her name is SHELLY RENEE WHITE.

[@peterwilliams6361]

@@DavidVelasquez9 this is helpful, I will look her up. I hope this works for me too, I really miss her.

[@RoachCatJr]

she got ran thru as fuck in those 5 years but glad ur happy in the end ig 💪

[@Saturnthroughstars]

​@@RoachCatJr Touch grass, incel

[@cam897]

That’s so weird about the cube one because I swear I also remembered cube ending with the character walking out of the cube and walking around a desert, although I remember there being a road instead of just the middle of the desert. It must’ve been another movie or maybe the ending of one of the crappy sequels

[@gracemaree570]

When discribing the cube movie ending I instantly thought of krulls ending. I remembered a structure in the desert coming out of nowhere and disappearing! Good movie recommend

[@cartmanuser]

omg i saw that creepy advert on twitch!! i don’t remember seeing text that said ‘don’t be scared’ but there definitely was text and kind of in the style of the adult swim logo

[@Salciloj9252]

Thank you i love this series. I have waited such a long time! :)

[@REDN17]

Almost 30 minutes of content?! You’re spoiling us Kylie 😊

[@wyattsmith]

Assuming OP of the last post got memories mixed up, it is possible that they're thinking of portal 2. Similar thing: Solving puzzles, finally makes it out and you're in a vast empty (in portal not empty, just cornfields all around but you get the idea) space.

[@randomthoughts88]

heck yea i enjoyed this video. thanks for covering stuff no one else covers! never stop making videos

[@liminalcrypt1d]

This is one of my favorite series on KZbin

[@advocated6435]

Could the “Film or Mandela Effect” one be AMC’s The Prisoner remake? I mean that miniseries aired like only once on TV and took place in a desert. It was a trip to watch too

[@syladelaney600]

Great start to the week! Thanks Kylie!

[@irishempire9811]

i found this channel like a week ago and ive been watching all the videos, this is some good stuff even if its usually about reddit

[@StevenViets2006]

That cult story makes me sad. As a Christian, it's sad how these cults make Christianity look bad.

[@daydreamies]

real

[@TailsClock]

You sound like someone who'd burn their hand on a stove and then get rid of it and buy a new stove, expecting the new one not to burn you. Please don't say something so silly about cults making Christianity look bad. Christianity IS a cult about abusing children. That's what it's about. I don't know if you're an abuser, or a victim, or both, but there is no "neither" answer here. Anyone currently in a Christian community needs to be aware that they are in danger. This is a still ongoing serious problem. So if your comment was sarcastic, you need to make that more clear. Don't want any children to get the wrong idea that they're in one of the good Christian communities. Because there is no such thing. I was lucky to get out of it while I was still young, and lucky that my parents were never part of it.

[@humanthetooth]

The voice of the mysterious song sounds an awful lot like David Hess, the actor in the orginal Last House on The Left (and also composed the soundtrack). He had an active music career in the 70s but wasnt very popular so the majority of his lyrics arent catalogued. Ive gone through some of the songs that are available on youtube and found a few close hits. His style tends to vary so i would say give a few songs of his a listen before you dismiss him from the running, and if dude that posted it was a troll would fit with a malicious spirit given he's noteworthy for being in a crazy violent movie

[@nicholasfair6882]

The most intelligent comment in relation to the "mysterious song". I'm not sure how I occasionally end up listening to one of these silly "mystery" videos, but the complete ignorance of how anything was created and where it may sit referentially from the beginning of time to only a few years ago is astounding. I don't know if I hear the Hess myself, but that LHOTL soundtrack is great.

[@jameslarson4115]

My roommates were born into TFI... growing up around them it took one of them to throw an old TFI video that I used to make a YTP. Then after moving in with them we confirmed it after seeing some breadcrumbs from some daytime episodes of Unsolved Mysteries and some daytime TLC/Discovery Channel mini docs. Every time I brought the latter up one of the roommates asked "...do you remember the show? This needs to be brought to light." I'm just glad you're one of the few that have brought this to light.

[@s.d5773]

Found your channel a couple of months ago and I've loved the content ever since. Keep it all up.

[@DiViNiTy1236]

I'm obsessed with the mysterious song from 8:23 , it feels like I've heard it before but at the same time,I don't remember this song

[@Delcat42]

I was dozing contentedly to this and popped WIDE awake. I watched Cube with my fiance last year and I was COMPLETELY stumped when it *didn't end with them walking into the desert*. I was full Mandela'd, and I would pin it on two things: 1) The ending of Cube is kind of squishy in the brain. The last moment deaths don't seem to stick as hard as an ending as the bright white light at the end of the *puzzle* does. Hell, I thought my dude Gumdrops made it out alive the entire time rewatching--I forgot it went on further than that. 2) One of the protags, early on, floats the idea that they're in the middle of a desert somewhere. I can't speak for anyone else, but my brain steps outside the building at that point and fully envisions a giant shiny metal cube in the desert, not far off from OP's visions. It's a very simple, specific image. I hate giving answers like this, because it means the source is lost in liminality and the brain splinter can't be pulled, but this is a fascinating Mandela and should be documented. Thanks for the great video! I'm usually more awake when I watch them, but I have insomnia and feel comfortable falling asleep when someone is doing some good storytelling, so please consider the doze a compliment!

[@user-kw1sk2ee1h]

Just discovered your channel. Big fan of the type of content you post, Keep up the good work! 👍

[@Noodlez-zoup]

the disturbing youtube channel kinda sounds like ``i cant sleep`` , the lack of color and the mentoins of a girl and her being killed sound a lot like the nature of ``i cant sleep```

[@haydenclaborn9584]

For the last one I’m pretty sure Grave Encounters 2 has a scene where a character escapes the haunted asylum and finds himself in the desert. Not really similar to Cube but that’s the first thing that came to my mind.

[@TheJulius223]

I really love your usage of Windows 96's music, I've listened to his albums so often that I always pick up on it in the background. That is, apart from your excellent content, thanks for the videos

[@trashyzomb]

props for the super paper mario ost for the cube mystery, it scared me at first cause i wasnt sure if i was completely imagining it or not

[@naivenostalgia]

I was +just+ scrolling through all of my channel subscriptions & thinking how it was right about time for you to upload again. And 💥bam💥, there you are lol. Thank you for another thoughtful, super interesting video that's completely different from the repetitive content I'm used to seeing all over this platform.🎉

[@xWintaH]

I have seen that cube movie where it ends in the desert. It’s not a “cube” movie but it’s a similar genre. They have huge gaps in between the room and the only way they find they way out is by finding out that the starting room is also the exit. I’ll try to look for the name.