Sleep Paralysis is Fun

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In this topic we will dwelve into a sleep paralysis. I have experienced it 3 times, how about you?
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0:00 - intro
0:19 - sleep paralysis
1:18 - types of entities
2:07 - first story
3:00 - second story
3:58 - third story
5:35 - always there
5:51 - theories
6:55 - preventon
7:29 - you can hear noises
7:53 - people with it
8:06 - end
#mrslav #sleep #scary

[@MRSLAV]

What is your favorite sleep paralysis entity?

[@Tobi-he7cv]

something with a long beard just pushing down your chest . something that looks like odin

[@valerha9508]

goatman

[@lonesomealeks4206]

Abraxas

[@TheUnnamed198]

Idk that entity with long hair on your third story? It's also from my first SP so....

[@nativenugget]

A pocong, search that up because sleep paralysis in Indonesian are called 'ketindihan' and the entity is way different

[@Nikolai69420]

gooning to spunklglop rn

[@abdullahkholif7881]

😂😂 ikr? Like I would have just jump out of the bed and run out of the city.

[@Kanoku31]

typical russians

[@urm0mm476]

I would be booking a flight to mars at that point

[@LordElijah]

I agree.

[@copycatanimations1472]

In mother Russia, you paralyze the sleep.

[@DWVestergaard]

Quick tip : If you in a Sleep Paralysis, blink as fast as you can, it will wake you up

[@bubamileva]

Thanks, Bingus the saviour

[@macewindu4070]

we don't have control over our sleep tho

[@DWVestergaard]

Mr slav expressively said that we can move our eyelids, which means we can blink.

[@AbdullahNawazMsM]

So I wasn’t lying

[@bambus3095]

@@DWVestergaard I also had a Sleep paralysis i could look around but i couldnt blink it depends on your situation

[@skeleton599]

i can’t imagine how terrified the first person who ever experienced sleep paralysis was

[@HarryElmore]

no you dont need to be you are greater than they are and they are effected by your thoughts - so atack atack get ANGRY ANGRY

[@birb6474]

People have likely been experiencing sleep paralysis for hundreds of thousands of years. until pretty recently, people just believed it was their god visiting them or some kind of spirit, or that someone was actually there if they saw something. And sometimes you don’t see anything, or you fall back asleep and think it was a dream. There’s not really a first type of thing with this.

[@kingerdinger]

@@Envixity7654 completely irrelevant, but just gonna say that's my birthday back to ultraballing now

[@clashofclams19]

They're obviously a witch

[@slitheryrxghost3894]

Just some caveman tweaking out

[@alibayati8250]

as someone who has experienced sleep paralysis more than a dozen times here are some very useful tips 1-rage anger at your predicament and glare really hard at whatever it is you see and you'll find yourself feeling strangely comfortable(this might be just for me cuz this shit happened to me 3 times in a month once and i was sick and tired of it) 2-struggle you can always move your fingers and toes for some reason so move them constantly and you'll slowly be able to move more and more till you wake up (don't give up) 3-just close your eyes and sleep sleep paralysis usually happens when you feel extremely tired( from working too hard) or from plain ol' lethargy the best option is to close your eyes and catch another hour of sleep and you'll wake up no problem(note that tips 1 and 2 can work together but 2 doesn't work with 3) hope these tips help ease this shitty experience for anyone who suffers it and remember the demons can hear your thoughts so insult their mothers constantly

[@mox3636]

moving my toes always works for me

[@sririshikaramesh7044]

The last tip though😂

[@KaoloDikkeHond]

Damn i was never able to move anything, not even my toes or eyelids, only my eyes themselves

[@alibayati8250]

@@KaoloDikkeHond skill issue

[@KaoloDikkeHond]

@@alibayati8250 😢

[@lucasbyeon7932]

Everyone's commenting their own sleep paralysis experiences, but can we just take a moment to appreciate MR SLAV's new style of videos? It's literally awesome, and to be honest, i enjoy it way more than the past ones. Love your videos!

[@RealitaetsverweigererDerAmpel]

I find both formats very enjoyable but i agree with the rest 100%!

[@penguindefender5134]

I think his new style of videos is way better, and I love how Mr. Slav actually makes an appearance.

[@anonymity1101]

I agree

[@MyPfpIsLookingAtYou]

🤓

[@beastdynasty6221]

Agreed

[@LAZZO1]

I get sleep paralysis almost twice a week, so often that I've trained myself to ignore it till it opens a kind of a portal that drops me in a lucid dream. So cool

[@ronyntyde]

lucid dreaming is honestly the neatist things

[@anotherordinaryfellow6935]

*Get banished to the Lucid Nightmare*

[@ronyntyde]

@@anotherordinaryfellow6935 id cry scream and shit my pants

[@aee14]

mine was monkey

[@ronyntyde]

@@aee14 monke is life you have been blessed my friending

[@nooneedits053]

i experienced sleep paralysis before. i learned a lot from those experiences. here are my tips on what i've learned during these traumatic experiences: 1. somehow i learned the demon could read my mind. i learned this since once i thought of something i didnt want to happen, it happened. dont think of scary things, instead think of poorly-made your mom jokes (trust me, it helps) 2. dont focus on the monster. it will make it worse. you will experience looking at its face, truly traumatic to me as a kid. this can also encourage you to panic, which is the very thing you should NOT do. 3. blink as fast as possible. it helps you wake up. if you can, move your fingers, toes, even your jaw if you can. it will most likely help you regain control of the body. 4. dont try to scream. nothing will come out. it will cause more panic, which again, you dont want to happen. 5. come up with names for your monsters, it can help reduce panic and if you happen to encounter the same demon again, you could get used to it. 6. calm yourself, i dont think i need to explain this. but just for info, you will panic. you dont want to. 7. finally, i would suggest you to buy the book of the art of not giving a damn (no swears).

[@yousifgamer0073]

The "demon" doesnt read your mind it is your mind whatever your nightmare is so basically the harder you get scared the more scary the monster will be so i highly suggest not opening your eyes in a sleep paralysis cause that nightmare scars you

[@coochiecrumbs3526]

@@yousifgamer0073 I got sleep paralysis while I was watching Markiplier on TV so my sleep paralysis demon was him

[@Ashthecuber123]

Thank you so much for making this vid! Now i know if they are real or not and this completely explains the random scary noises that i sometimes hear right at the end of my dream right before i wake up.

[@Irate_Beau]

that's actually pretty common apparently. i forget basically everything about it other than there's a condition where people are jolted awake by what sounds like a loud crash or some such sound. but there was no actual sound, it was the dream.

[@altaz8477]

Ive had sleep paralysis a fair couple of times. I even named my demon "Mark" to help with coping it, so now everytime it happens i just think "oh hi mark!". Weirdly enough it helps alot

[@hanialghamdi-il4wg]

bro ur literally friends with a entity

[@Morezplug]

Bro has no enemies 🗿

[@Querzxc]

Ain't no way💀

[@nomadrblx8659]

Aye man hows it been

[@OrangeSquare77]

Hey mark! *REEEAAAUUUGGHH* Goodmorning to you too!

[@calebhofmeister1820]

I remember, when i was about 6, I had my first and only experience with sleep paralysis. I was, of course, sleeping on my back and the three blind mice from Shrek, yes, I know it's kind of funny, were standing over top of me with hammers and very large nails. They were laughing amongst themselves like they were about to kill me, well they pretty much did. The mice took those hammers and nails and drove them into my hands, shoulders, stomach, and ankles. I could feel all of it. After that, they lifted up my bed and practically made a mock crucifixion inside of my own reality. I then woke up and was scared of Shrek for the next three years

[@grangar5036]

Like at only 6yrs old? Damn - ):

[@Clone-up2ge]

bro really got fucking crucified by the three blind mice from Shrek lmao

[@PRiSTRiNITY]

@@Clone-up2ge relatable

[@SCOP_]

Something similar happened to me at that age, some warped evil Mickey Mouse danced into my room with a sign saying “FREE POISON!” on it

[@jhaylynbasilio7883]

Me i encounter the dancing clown...

[@jhtrq1465]

I had such experience some years ago, I was dealing with heavy depression and was quiting smoking marijuana, and both things were really messing up my sleep. For months, I had very vivid nightmares almost every night, the worst I ever had. One night I woke up, unable to move and being choked by my dad who was dead for 15 years at that time. His indifferent expression and gaze still creep me today. After some seconds or minutes of struggle, I woked up for real, with my pillow over my chest (probably what caused the choke hallucination) After some changes in my life, the nightmares finally ended.

[@kingsway6211]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:27 Sleep *paralysis is a strange state between sleep and wakefulness where one may experience vivid visions and sounds, unable to move.* 01:22 Across *cultures, people tend to see similar entities during sleep paralysis, such as demons, ghosts, shadows, and even an old woman.* 02:17 Personal *experiences with sleep paralysis can vary; the speaker recounts feeling crushed and unable to breathe during one episode.* 05:44 Science *suggests that sleep paralysis occurs when waking up during the dream phase, causing muscle atonia and a limbo between dream and reality.* 06:40 Sleeping *on your back may increase the likelihood of sleep paralysis occurrences; having a regular sleep schedule and reducing stress can help mitigate the chances.* 07:35 Sleep *paralysis may involve auditory hallucinations, with some people reporting hearing entities speak in non-human languages or making strange noises.* 08:04 Some *individuals experience sleep paralysis almost every night, adapting to the frequent episodes, though it's not recommended.*

[@David_Overlap]

Holi

[@Noone-iz1dq]

I have sleep paralysis all the time but there was this one time that makes me sad for some reason. I had recently started dating someone and was staying at his house I told him I had sleep paralysis. So one time I woke up and I saw him I swore I did. So I tried to breathe heavily or off rhythm and squeeze my eyelids closed to grab his attention. He noticed and realized what was happening. He layed next to me and comforted me through the whole thing saying I was going to be okay. It was so soothing I almost went back to sleep. I closed my eyes and waited to move and as soon as I could he was gone. I went to find him and thank him. He genuinely had no idea what I was talking about. Swears to this day that whatever helped me through that wasn't him. First and only time I didn't see a monster.

[@flareygaming1851]

Woah

[@quandeledingle5406]

this is so wholesome and sad at the same time. It could've been an entity trying to help you (I suppose) but, wow.

[@TheFoolAltAccount]

The sleep paralysis homie

[@G4M3rmodZZ1]

​@@TheFoolAltAccount even you guys get sleep paralysis demons while me alone af

[@dafreefleischer5072]

It's cuz you see, hear and feel what ever you are thinking about. if ur scared of seeing a ghost then you 100% will but if you keep positive and think of something nice and or someone you like, then u will see it/him. It's all in your mind just try ur beat to control it

[@ccammunist8522]

I've had sleep paralysis a couple of times, I remember once having it as child, and my mother thought I was posessed, last time I had it though, I was napping on the sofa at friends house and just went back to sleep. I've never actually seen any "entity" during paralysis though.

[@giorgospapoutsakis5271]

yeah not always an entity appears when you're in that condition

[@shreyanshsahu3160]

Same with me i just can't move my body can't breathe and I can't do anything else but try to move and get the fuck out of it.... And when i try to sleep again this shit starts again... Scares the shit outta me dude 🥲🥲

[@Zennox1]

@@shreyanshsahu3160 happens to me very frequently, I never saw any creature or an entity during my multiple times experience. Whenever it happens I just try to move and wake up then go to sleep again giving no fuck to it 💀

[@shreyanshsahu3160]

@@Zennox1 same bruhh but when i go back to sleep it happens again.. one day i experienced it 4 times in a row no cap

[@bubamileva]

Strangely for me, I felt presence, pressure on the chest, couldn't really widely open my eyes, sweating, shaking and people talking in the other room. Both presence in the room where I was sleeping and tge other one with the people. It was really bad. Idk why the shaking tho. At that time I was by myself at home and was really sad that night and went to bed around 3am.

[@JanskiPolanski]

Suffered from this often, sometimes mutiple times per night. Went into an endless dreadful spiral where the anticipation of waking up in such state gave me nightmares. Most important detail about those frequent nightmares was, that at some point i could feel that "it" will soon happen again. The moment where "it" happens coming closer (in distance and also timewise) caused all kind of negative feelings and emotions which grown stronger and stronger the closer it came. Until there was nothing left but literally absolute insane insufferable horror. In that insufferable state i experienced the feeling of an uncontrolled fall, back into my body, waking up, paralyzed. For minutes the only thing i could do was to endure that horror and to manually breath and move my eyes. Once it was over i had plenty of time to think about what would happen if i went back to sleep, anticipating the next episode of this torture. Started lurking the web and reading about dreams, nightmares, lucid dreams and "less scientific" stuff like outer body experiences and how to influence or control all of those. Kind of turned my nightmares into a playground.

[@AnotherPlagueDoctorGaming]

Today we discovered that Mr. Slav once got beaten up by the Shadow Wizard Money Gang

[@seaniguma2603]

The only time I have had sleep paralysis was when I was 11. It wasn't that as horrific as the stories in this video but still quite chilling. From what I recall, I was sleeping in my bed when I suddenly woke up to see this thing watching me through my window, which was literally next to my bed. The creepiest thing was that my bed was on the second floor and there was no platform for the entity to stand, so this thing was literally hovering. It continued to watch me for about a minute before I woke up. And I forgot to mention that this thing had a terrifying and distorted face.

[@theratguyinthesewers]

that seems more scary then the ones I've heard about

[@monochromaticsouls7951]

That is fucking terrifying, why did god make this something that can happen 😭

[@moonl1314]

@@monochromaticsouls7951 it was the devil's doing

[@F1PW5]

I hope you're lying because if that happened to me, I'd die of lack of sleep because that would easily make me not want to sleep ever again I'm sorry if you actually had to go through such experience

[@seaniguma2603]

@F1PW5 I wish I was lying. Legit the most terrifying thing that ever happened to me

[@TheHuTao.]

As someone who’s an expert at escaping sleep paralysis, I recommend blinking very fast, then when you can feel your fingers, start wiggling them, keep blinking and wiggling all in tandem, then slowly move other parts of your body. Then this usually lets me be able to wake up almost immediately after the paralysis starts

[@laissiahmedlaissi1519]

It happened to me like 15times .And every time (besides my first time) when i wake up and feel paralyzed, i just get back to sleep.

[@__KursK__]

Hu tao is my fav Charakter

[@your_paralys1sdemon]

;-;

[@Hideyoshi235]

I prefer to raccomend to close the eyes and do what you're saying. Keep your breathing regular and calm yourself.

[@your_paralys1sdemon]

@@Hideyoshi235 never

[@stwartic4296]

As someone who constantly experiences sleep paralysis, Everytime i feel pain or discomfort while in a dream or nightmare, it's always related to my physical condition. I might be sleeping in a position that is uncomfortable to my biological function, I might be in a position whereby I'm not breathing properly and it manifests in my dream. This gets me startled awake and I rectify it. However, as someone who has had hundreds of lucid dreams, I've had lucid dreams and nightmares that have been governed by my fears! In fact, I've had a lot more lucid nightmares than lucid dreams. However, I think I might be a special case since I had celebral malaria when I was young. For those who don't know, celebral malaria is basically a long lasting nightmare. Your brain is infected in that you experience hallucinations of your worst nightmares. You can actually die from the disease itself or from a panic attack from the nightmares you are constantly experiencing. It's a recurring disease but i thank God I've not had it since i was 5. However, I've experienced both lucid dreams and nightmares hundred of times since then. So much that I can't tell if it's because of my past celebral malaria or if it's just normal. The nightmares are not fun because I always feel like I'm dying. The dark figures and demon like creatures are not fun either. It's crazy that I've experienced this hundreds of times but i still dread the nightmare experiences. Sometimes I'm aware of the fact that it's just a nightmare but the fear and dread doesn't go away. It always feels like this is the day they get you! Anyway, I'm always open to new information about this. I hope to learn more from this community!

[@LMWWW1986]

Mr. Slav makes anything sound so funny 😂😂😂

[@isaiahcameron7897]

Night terrors. You hear a lot about sleep paralysis, but night terrors are also wild. It can take a hot minute to come out of it, and sometimes, even if you can’t remember the dream, the fear after waking up is still so much you can’t go back to sleep for hours. I’d love if you covered that.

[@StoryGirl17]

What exactly is a Night Terror? They are some kind of nightamares?

[@qweren7920]

@@StoryGirl17 its like a sleep paralysis but you can move, i have them regularly. usually i see some random object in my room as an entity. i got used to it now when it happens i just take my phone that is always next to me and turn the flashlight on and poof the thing is gone and i go back to sleep. but the first times were really scary i jumped up and tried puncing it and stuff.

[@StoryGirl17]

@@qweren7920 So they are more types of sleep paralysis? Hm. Maybe that's what happened to me when I felt like I was screaming inside, while not being able to move. I had my eyes closed, but I felt like something was screaming inside me. Or maybe I did, I don't know, but it was horrible. It happened to me a couple times.

[@qweren7920]

@@StoryGirl17 no, sleep paralysis is normal. night terror is a mental illness type thing afaik. they are unrelated

[@StoryGirl17]

@@qweren7920 Hm...Well, maybe that was just a nightamare. Even tho it's very wierd it happened multiple times....

[@karoori2582]

I’ve had so many sleep paralysis that I forgot most of the hallucinations. But there’s one I will never forgot. I woke up from my sleep and switched the side I was sleeping on to be facing the larger part of my room. When I open my eyes I am surprised because I am unable to move, what I see in front of me was horrifying because my whole room is dark at the time, I saw two green circles/eyes and I could see a figure that was almost shaped like Jabba the Hutt. I could hear the distant heavy breathing and as I heard another footstep and when my eye opened he got closer and his breathing got heavier, I couldn’t stop the blinking, every blink came with louder footsteps, he is getting closer and closer to the point I could hear his clogged up intestines with his every breath. Finally his last footstep had sounded like the house was going to collapse, once my eyes open, he was right above my face and he was so close to me I could feel his drool as well as his breath. My blink after that was when I woke up and It was dark as hell and I was scarred for days. Thanks for listening!

[@timbym6822]

dayum!

[@doubledead1413]

I wouldn’t sleep anymore after that 😀

[@user-jm8uv5kd9y]

ayo wtf- im glad i've never experienced that.. I WOULDNT SLEEP FOR DAYS

[@UnseenHitman-1932]

POV: You owe money to Jabba The Hutt

[@Bob_Coffee]

So yeah, I had one of the most confusing and scariest things that the human brain has ever experienced Thanks for listening!

[@AyaanHussein436]

Thank you so much, because it happend to me every time

[@ayushmankashyapi5328]

Brother this is the first KZbin video which i completed patiently.

[@figjuice8957]

for almost a year and a half, i had sleep paralysis almost every night, and surprisingly 95% of them i didnt see anything. i would just sit there and stare at my door. but the times i did see something, it would be irl friends standing right outside my door. while i feel lucky that i dont see demons and all that stuff, seeing nothing in them creates a ton of suspense.

[@CupidGTag]

"oh hey jimmy! how the fuckity fuck is it goin? seen you alot."

[@AlfredGiddings]

There is an imposter among you

[@someoneyoumightknow4375]

its crazy how your brain can like totally function during it; i fell asleep in my chair at my desk one day with the lights on and stuff and woke up to sleep paralysis, but instantly recognized that i was in my chair and there was no space for anything to be in front of me. I did, however, see a shadow on my ceiling implying something was behind me, so that was terrifying waiting for it to get me (it never did)

[@kurtcommunistform2ndphase81]

I didn't see anything, it's just the fact that I can't really move even if I want to

[@hnorrstrom]

I almost always hear noises of someone or something approaching. Sounds of stairs, doors, voices. Slowly coming closer. And cannot do shit to escape or scream. I hardly ever see anything.

[@boooovere]

I get a lot of sleep paralysis, almost every day, rarely twice a night. I used to be really scared of it when I was a kid. Now I am not even afraid of having one. It feels very peaceful sometimes, just looking at your room, unable to move. There are times that I don’t see any lurking creatures when I’m experiencing one. My vision usually turns dark red once I stay on a state of paralysis for too long, that’s where the fun begins. I don’t know if this is because of genetics as my father suffers from almost daily sleep paralysis too, or I’m just kind of stressed. As a person who experiences this on a daily basis, here are some of my tips to cope with my sleep paralysis. To minimize chances of sleep paralysis: 1. Sleep on your side. This lowers your chances of getting a sleep paralysis as a lot of then occur when you’re sleeping on your back 2. Fix your sleep schedule 3. Minimize stress. The more you are stressed the more likely you are going to experience one. In an event of a sleep paralysis attack. 1. Don’t Panic. Breathe. It’s easier said than done but you need to keep your calm 2. Focus on a specific object. In an event you are seeing an entity/creature in your peripheral vision you might panic a lot, focus on an object in your room. It’s hard to keep your eyes away from what scares you but try to do it as it calms you down a little bit. 3. Move your toes fast/Blink as fast as possible. This is the last step in order to escape the paralysis. Move your toes or blink fast. Then you will wake up a few seconds after. Once you are awake if you feel scared even a few days after the initial paralysis, talk about it with someone. It is a traumatic experience to go through. They can help you. I hope this helps.

[@Ulikemenkissing]

Cool so you know I never gotten one ever since I saw a ghost and I ever since I have my pillow covering my ears and sleep on my tummy so that's how I sleep happy

[@HugoStiglitz88]

it doesn't scare me either and I've never seen an entity, but I also never felt like it was peaceful. It was weird and uncomfortable. Not like super uncomfortable but how often are you in a position where you literally can't move right? Also I usually get a weird feeling in my chest.

[@anthonyrichardson9164]

It has happened to me countless numbers of times throughout my life, happening more when I was around 10 throughout my teens. Scariest experiences was the first time (I heard children singing) another time I was probably 16-17, I was sleeping on my stomach and I tried fighting the paralysis. The more I tried the more I felt something shoving me into the bed. The older I got I did more research on it and it happened a few times when I was with a partner. I learned to tell myself that it’s only a dream like being trapped between two realms. It happen very rarely these days, I feel like it usually happens when my insomnia is acting up or even if I momentarily think about it before sleep.

[@nickdantes3257]

I also encounter it so frequent it feels like some my daily habit, still feel it now, but I GOT TIPS TO MINIMIZE SEEING THINGS, put in your mind that everything you will see after you lay down and fall asleep are not real, if you can assure yourself with that then we can continue to the next step, think of something wonderful before sleep, for some people this is so hard to do especially if you sleep deprived + depressed like me. THERE'S OTHER WAY is to think as much random things as possible, basically you have to trick your mind to not thinking those creepy things. Why I only giving tips to minimize seeing things and not tips to reduce sleep paralysis chance? Well, because some people just couldn't get rid of staying awake at nights just like me, and if the sleep paralysis happens to you almost everyday, you won't bother to get another one, it's just that creepy things that is annoying and decreasing your sleep quality. Another interesting thing I found after got sleep paralysis almost everyday IS you can get to Lucid Dream state if you stayed calm during sleep paralysis state, so if you having sleep paralysis, can't do nothing and only can watching the ceiling or something around you, try to stay very still, calm your mind, after that your vision will turn into dark not like blinking but fading into dark (this phase is pretty scary) but after that your mind will shift you from sleep paralysis dream into real sleeping dream, sometimes you will forget you're still dreaming and the dream continues OR you will remember you're dreaming and now you're in a state of LUCID DREAM.

[@Enes-wj5xq]

You can get rid of the sleep paralysis if you revert to Islam, your answer is there.

[@user-wo8vr1mf3x]

MR SLAV, you make horror hilarious

[@DaAwesomeBoys]

I’ve got sleep paralysis 4 times when i was younger. I still get those chills but all of them are starting to go away. I even saw a black shadow sticking to the roof but after watching this video im never gonna open my eyes and see random entities. NOTICE: thx for the vid now I shouldn’t be scared anymore

[@suuis22]

I've gotten sleep paralysis many times before, but I never hallucinated anything. Every time it happened it was just insanely difficult to move my body, and took a lot of strength to move my arms and such.

[@yunan9610]

Same here, I usually just try to go back to sleep

[@suuis22]

@@yunan9610 well, i kinda power through it so i can move, then i'll either stay awake and start my day, or i'll go back to sleep. on few occasions i've falken back asleep and woken up to the same occurrence.

[@icycatx]

yeah me too like sometimes i wake up while im asleep and it takes some tries for my eyes to open so i can move again sometimes I hear voices, like my mom calling me or something but i never get those scary hallucinations

[@deluga3511]

doesnt sound like sleep paralysis, when you have it, it is not difficult to move, youre phisiclly not able to move an inch

[@suuis22]

@@deluga3511 yeah, i know what you're talking about

[@JomelLibaton-sj6oh]

This dude made me laugh my brains out and I don't know why

[@thierryrobichaud2603]

yep, a heavy shadow on my chest , not able to move at all, not sure if it’s real or a dream... it so cool to hear that from someone else

[@KingMyWorld]

7:10 Da hood Shadow Gang Crew

[@Redtigerr]

Lmao

[@shadowwarrior2772]

So... only ever experienced sleep paralysis once. BUT MAN, that was... special. I was sleeping at my grandma's house with my sister in the same room. We were just kids. I woke up thinking I'd be able to go down stairs and watch some TV before I was gonna be given chores to do but I couldn't move. It was only odd at first. Didn't feel panic even. I thought that I was just still sleepy or something. Until the door to the room creaked opened. Note, this was in the morning. The sun was shining through a window behind me so whole room was bright and cheery. Even heard birds outside. But when that door opened, although NOTHING about the atmosphere physically changed, I FELT something wrong. Long black fingers flung open the door which no longer lead to a hallway but instead nothing but darkness... and that THING. It was tall, black almost felt dapper in a strange way. Seemed male but I couldn't feel like calling it more than something rather than someone. It was basically a human but stretched out of proportion. Due to the light behind me it should of had the most visible outline around it but instead was cloaked in a black fog. Silently, it crept forward. MAKING NO SOUND though I could still hear my sister sleeping and the birds outside. It knelt down and proceeded to stare at me. With nothing but hollow holes where its eyes should be. I think I could even see the wall behind him though those holes. During the whole thing I knew only one thing. It had a rule. I speak, I make noise, I die. Almost instinctually I knew this, but I didn't care. I TRIED SO HARD TO SCREAM, to warn my sister of the danger! But only heard the birds tweeting outside with the warm sun on my head as if everything was fine. After who knows how long it slowly retreated. Almost as if it was just time rewinding it. Back up off the ground, back to the open door into nothingness, and as soon as the door closed... I could move breathe and talk. I thought and knew it wasn't real... but everything else was so perfectly normal that... it scares me to think of what would happen had I made a single noise. AND THAAAAAAAT'S MY SLEEP PARALYSIS ENTITY.... yay, fun.

[@dankgankster4100]

I’m sorry to hear that. I wish that hell upon nobody

[@blacksheepmusicstuff]

This is a hell of a story! I've had similar experiences... It's so weird omg

[@nlamang]

Damn thats scary

[@EliteFrosted]

scary asf

[@threadtapwhisperer5136]

I have no mouth and I must scream. Scary stuff.

[@ManiacOnline86]

I'm watching your video with the entity , both of us trying to get me sleep , hoping your video will lmao

[@randomhitmusic]

"it would be difficult to sleep if you were kicking and pounching" my brain: are you sure about that?

[@dy7296]

Happened to me twice recently. One where I can barely open my eyes and desperately tried to scream for help. Another where my eyes are still closed but I see myself. Falling into the dark and getting flashed by dozens of crazy abstracts.

[@Rain8002.]

bro? what u mean flashed? 😂

[@europeanonion4518]

The second one would rather seem as a nightmare or sleep horror rather than sleep paralysis

[@stranger2978]

@@europeanonion4518 no it's mostly happens after the first one. After you stop struggling and wait for it to stop your body feels like falling deep down somewhere dark. But sometimes you can get second one directly and it's not nightmare.

[@Thjesht_Teo]

what do you mean by abstracts?

[@dy7296]

@@europeanonion4518 No. I am fully aware that I am dreaming. I just can't get out of it somehow for 40 seconds.

[@KnightWalker2400]

Pro tip: Sleep with a beanie over your face. Cover your eyes so you can't see stuff. Open your eyes so the situation is over sooner and with no 3D space, you see nothing but maybe weird patterns.

[@ghostbirdlary]

genius

[@Durcy]

Covering ur face with a beanie while sleeping sounds like a quick way to see god instead of a sleep paralysis demon.

[@Durcy]

@Jao Bai Dun u said what?

[@OokamiCreed]

@@Durcy Anti-maker as in a hater of god. I assume what you said offended Jao as you offended god? What you said seems sarcastic, as if seeing nothing (by having your eyes covered) means god isn't there, because you just see black. I'm an atheist, so it doesn't matter to me, so I'm just guessing that's what Jao is annoyed with.

[@Durcy]

@@OokamiCreed Yea ik bro, I was just confused as to why he said that.

[@yousefrafatshakir9831]

slav makes this exciting and funny hahahaha

[@Random_idiot764]

After seeing Mr slavs 3rd story and 2nd story ill never sleep on my back ever again

[@Monke225]

As an Australian, our sleep paralysis is the animals that live in our country, mostly being paralysis kangaroos entering our room BY BUSTING THE DOOR DOWN. Edit:Nice I'm surprised my comment is getting recognition!

[@IdioticSubcarpathian]

only in australia ☠️☠️

[@ElementalRubixCube]

Only in Ohstralia

[@yourm8markas]

U sure that’s sleep paralysis. I once woke up at midnight with a kangaroo staring at me and I gave it a beer

[@Monke225]

@@yourm8markas Possibly you migrated from Florida?

[@Blackhole22901]

It’s Australia dude what do you expect?

[@thegaminpianistccc3580]

I once got sleep paralysis and I remembered videos of sleep paralysis telling me not to open my eyes. I didn’t listen Needless to say I slept with the lights on for a while after that

[@azonesuperdia]

Lmao

[@HDT805]

gggggg) ggggggggggggggggg))) gggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg,

[@JollyTippy]

i dont know if this is sleep paralysis but.. when i closed my eyes before sleeping, i suddenly heard someone screaming rubbish, and saw a black spider on the wall in front of me, then the voice and the spider faded away after like, a second after i opened my eyes again

[@azonesuperdia]

@@JollyTippy your house is probably haunted by an ancient spider ghost

[@Simon-wg9lw]

@@azonesuperdia 💀💀💀

[@normund8348]

wow this video reminded me of my sleep paralysis, but the longer I watched the more I remembered that I too have experienced it 3 times, maybe more. The most unique one was the first one, when I stayed at my grandmas house in the night I woke up and saw worm wiggling out the side of the fireplace, it was so long ago I don't remember all the details but it could've been a finger, regardless creepy.

[@istiakkabir9363]

what a great video to watch at 3 am

[@jesseromo7646]

An interesting topic to cover in your next video could be "out of body experiences". You can have a theme of scary or paranormal topics for this month since it's October.

[@adanorozco8910]

I can vouche for that 👍

[@icarus700]

Spooktober 💀

[@roastedman8384]

Had one of that moments when they had to stitch me after splitting my toe in half

[@nates205]

had that experience during sleep paralysis

[@gab_maluco]

a what?

[@Gloomyy_yyc]

ive had sleep paralysis so many times including today i use to see shadow people and creepy shit when i was younger, one time i realized i was in paralysis and tried to stay calm but the shadow person screamed in my ears felt like my ears was boutta bleed definitely my scariest and most unique experince till this day, now its so normal that i just keep my eyes close, stay calm and break free eventually lol

[@fredtrentini6791]

Same, I used to have it more often when I was younger, nowadays it happens once in a while but I don't even find it scary anymore. It's just very annoying because I have to wait for a while and make the effort of waking up and then trying to sleep once again.

[@fredtrentini6791]

@Doggo1833 I do hear gibberish from some weird and evil sounding voice

[@devapr7078]

defo a demon 2 ways out of this negotitation and second torture it.

[@zephyriic]

sCREAM IN YOUR EARS?

[@TotRuAv0015]

Thank god it didn't happen to me yet

[@MrMCYT]

ive had sleep paralysis for as long as i can remember, it happens a few times a month, for me most of it is in my room, and I've experienced all of the mentioned shadows ghosts and demons, but I've also experienced different types of entities. I've also found the really bad ones i am in a different location, but it all seems real, too real, and its really scary and strange. my most common entitie is the shadows. edit: i also hear sound every time, sometimes i hear english, other times i hear a foreign language

[@kadsaidi1665]

I had this experience when I was young....until last week, I really thought this was real, a ghost experience. I just discovered the term fake awakening and sleep paralysis...I am glad I did. Thank you for the video

[@coochiecrumbs3526]

I've had a couple experiences already, but the scariest one had to be the first. Even though I was facing the wall, I could hear and feel breathing and whispering behind me. Imagine if I wasn't facing the wall

[@SOTP.]

Irl screamer that follows by a heart attack...

[@prometheusfallen]

I've been there countless times, and even though I'd really want to act on what's happening, there's a voice inside my head that almost screams "If you think you're scared now, don't dare look."

[@omarosman367]

​@@prometheusfallen"Curiosity kills the cat"

[@visionnss]

@@omarosman367literally 💀

[@AnxiousAbstractifier]

if you werent facing the wall it could have been less scary, fear is a very powerful tool. sometimes surpassing horror. thinking of the idea of what could possibly be doing that can be far worse

[@Frostborne2778]

I wouldn’t say I’ve ”suffered” from sleep paralysis before. 1st case: I felt a crushing force on my chest, and the rest of my body. I opened my eyes, but nothing was there. 2nd case: Same as the first one, but when I opened my eyes, there was what resembled a shadow figure. I thought in my mind “Pussy bet u won’t” and it just dipped 😂 It literally just turned around, and walk out the door.

[@pianoboychris]

bro was like "damn he right gotta skidaddle"

[@gravygraves5112]

When your fight or flight response to a psychological horror is "I will end your existence if you try me."

[@lg876]

same, had it a few times but luckily I saw nothing or no one, just my room and the intense pressure on my chest..which honestly was scary enough haha

[@TH3C001]

Lmao, yo, you punk Ed a fucking shadow being 😂 I gotta say, I’d probably do the same, in nightmares I take over and pull all kinds of superpowers out of nowhere, like going straight Dragon Ball Z on Freddy Krueger’s ass lol. I’d fucking kamehameha a sleep paralysis demon.

[@kiylqh]

"I dont get paid enough for this"

[@rec0nn1sh]

imagine you are having sleep paralysis with your eyes open but then you see your crush beside you

[@mirko2481]

Have been experiencing this since i was a kid and didnt know what itwas untill i grew up, one time i made the mistake of opening my eyes for a second and it scared the life out of me and my heart never pounded so fast, i never slepin that bed

[@dixonqwerty]

I've had sleep paralysys three times. Extremely scary stuff. First time I really thought I was going to die. Only muscles that worked was my eyelids. Couldn't move a millimeter in bed, and at the same time I was absolutely certain there was a stranger standing by my bed watching me.

[@parhunnoob9039]

After so many times got into sleep paralysis, it's not really that scary anymore for me. And it's easier to wake up from that.

[@BMLBG12345678910ABC]

@@parhunnoob9039 same

[@Stickman9970]

*Tip* : When you are in sleep paralysis, close your eyes and think of some peaceful place for some seconds. Then, you will be in a lucid dream (I'm not 100% sure about this), you can easily jump into a dream because you're still in the REM stage.

[@Nbringer1234]

now i want sleep paralysis so that i do this and get a lucid dream

[@escapetherace1943]

@@Nbringer1234 no you don't, that's how u train yourself for them to happen, and you invite "them" to come. Trust me it is so terrifying feeling that you can't think to relax, you can only wish to wake up or escape, it is awful. And "going back to sleep" means letting that gripping feeling that doesn't allow you to move to smother you back to what probably isn't gonna be a fun dream. Best to wake UP.

[@captaincluck838]

explore lucid dreaming (or as most people know him as, beluga) made me aware of this technique

[@BrunoSousa-oi1mw]

If you gather enough courage to embrace the feeling and try to sustain the sleep paralysis it can turn out into an astral trip which is prettt cool

[@TheLleon09091992]

That's totally right! That is exactly what I wanted to say. As you are still in dream, it's you who creates the show. When you get used to this and you get bold enough, just step over your fear and try to look closer just inside the figure you see, usually you will even not see a face there or anything and you will break away from it and go inside the dream. Also there are ohter ways how you may get yourself comfortable, just look around, and try to remember the room you are in, usually it's not exactly the same place where you actually are( some things will not be the same, maybe the chair in the corner isn't there, or there is a difference pattern on the floor, just try to see it,and it will give you confidence that it is not real, and you will feel way more brave)

[@northstar2002]

Its interesting to hear about this. around the time of this year, I believe I've had sleep paralysis 8+ times, defenetly around that, but I've never opened my eyes to see anything. I've only been able to open my eyes once, but they were so heavy I could barely open them. and I saw a grey static leg at my doorway and then my eyes shut. and hearing about the things that other people hear is kinda strange, because whenever I tried to move when having it they would scream, and shriek. and I think it makes them mad. but hey, thats my experience! last time I had it was around 2 months ago? maybe 1.

[@ragemadness]

I had many of those on my teenage, but never had visions or heard noises. I learned by my own that if you relax you can move and "wake up"

[@bill4123]

Mr. Slav: "remove some stress from your life" Also Mr. Slav: "here's a growling demon for you to think about while you're getting ready to go to sleep."

[@RabidSquirrel05]

I’ve had sleep paralysis at least 50 times with in the last year, I don’t actually find it scary anymore because I’ve experienced it so many times and know that it’s nothing to worry about.

[@hemz5882]

Wtf ok

[@roddydykes7053]

That’s awesome, like being able to take devil’s trumpets and be fine

[@gen_edits]

So everytime you get caught in a sleep paralysis, you just go "Ah shit, here we go again"

[@dasilvafernando8661]

Lol bruh you tripping right?

[@Dumify]

i never had it😀

[@1CouldHelp]

3:09 ✨feErST fLoOoR✨

[@skullkid115GD]

i think my first (and last from what i can remember) sleep paralysis experience is when i was about six or seven. when it happened i thought i was just dreaming untill i realized that i could see my immediate surroundings. back then (and to this day) i slept with a light on but everything was dark. it looked like i was in the sky at night because i could see all these dots that looked like stars. im extremely claustrophobic so when i realized i couldn't move i was terrified. no entiry came to get me, no screams,i was just stuck. scariest thing that's happend to me and i hope it doesn't happen again. if you got down here thanks for reading 🙂

[@dakshbinuvijay4349]

7:05 "so don't sleep on your back,two times I did and got sat on by something and got beat up by a shadow gang" ~MR SLAV

[@Redtigerr]

Shadow gang

[@Cool_davevr]

Shadow gang monkey wizard crew

[@Drippy-boi1210]

THE SHADOW WIZARD GANG??

[@ssanma-]

2 nights ago I actually just experienced my first sleep paralysis. Seeing this now helped me understand more about paralysis 😭

[@malachilawrence3809]

Pray like crazy.

[@shawlork]

I went 20yrs of my life thinking it was just me that had a story like this cheers, I'm still scared for my soul

[@brittroia2742]

Lol happened to me this mornin only lasted a few seconds

[@ssanma-]

@@brittroia2742 oh man, let's hope it doesn't happen again

[@cubebutpro298]

(⁠╬⁠☉⁠д⁠⊙⁠)⁠⊰⁠⊹ฺ

[@lethabrooks9112]

Ive had a few sleep paralysis episodes and theyre scary! So scary that I actually went to my doctor about it. I saw a shadow person one time, a skinwalker, and I felt like there was a demon somewhere in my apartment

[@The_Undead_Werewolf]

I've had sleep paralysis too before it's terrifying. Was a few years ago but still I sometimes get scared before sleeping and hope and pray that I don't have to deal with it.

[@rowdog5056]

If you are fortunate enough to be sleeping next to a loved one when you have sleep paralysis, the one thing you CAN control is your breathing. The way I escaped my scary sleep paralysis episode was by breathing as loud and as heavy as I could to get my girlfriends attention. Worked like a charm.

[@jaidyngx9023]

I don't have sleep paralysis but I do get stuck unable to move but not from seeing creepy shit I just watch creepy shit online to scare myself and then wonder why I can't stop bieng scared

[@Istanclowns]

@@jaidyngx9023 🤣🤣 wow wtf

[@oopscay]

it’s hard but in the midst of sleep paralysis you’re obviously unable to move, but if you give all of your power in making your foot or your arm move the slightest it’ll wake you up out of it, i’ve had sleep paralysis easily over 100 times in my life and it works every time!

[@lg876]

@@oopscay true, just try to focus on moving a bodypart and you wake up easily.

[@TH3C001]

Excellent. Unfortunately I’m a loser and forever alone so I have no choice but to go fucking _Super Saiyan_ and go Vegeta Final Flash on nightmare beings.

[@snypermister1107]

This happened to me for the first time a couple nights ago. I fell asleep around 5:30 pm and woke up at 9 pm so I decided to stay up later since I wasn’t tired. Around 2 am I must have fallen asleep but I didn’t realize and that’s when I started to hear loud knocking on the front door, 3 knocks every time. I had already opened my eyes since I thought I was awake which is when I saw that all my younger brother’s belongings were thrown around my room (he doesn’t live at the house I was in). Then I felt like there was a presence in my and heard 2 people start to whisper which is when I let out a whimper and my room lit up from a direction I couldn’t see. That’s when I woke up and realized what happened

[@hershey777]

my most recent one was theres this tall mf shadow in the corner of my room which looks like slenderman i panicked sm bro

[@PiTheDecimal]

I’ve been trying to reach you two regarding your car’s extended warranty…

[@PiTheDecimal]

@@alanandAJ I am the paralysis

[@priyangshusaraswati4067]

bruh same.. the door knocking thing...i had it once too!

[@cusswordsayer3558]

I heard three knocks as well

[@zami8727]

I got used to my paralysis that not only do I rationalize that what I see is not real and cannot hurt me (or at least they never have, I've never heard of the entities harming you until your encounter), but I also figured out how to get myself out of it. It takes a lot of will. First, don't open your eyes, especially when you hear things - they want you to see them. Second, I'll make my brain connect to some body part. I realize that I am awake, even though my body isn't, and I just have to force it to wake up. My feet would always be the first limbs to move, so I always aim for them whenever it happens, and I make sure to move them ferociously, because a little wiggle isn't going to alert your body to wake up. They went from being minutes to not even being 30 seconds.

[@maorileafshinobi]

Never experienced one, but I found this video funny asf

[@Hussein_IRAK]

4:58 🤯 just imagine the

[@rextunde3870]

I swear you have the best commentary/educational videos man. Those stories about your sleep paralysis experiences were chilling.

[@bnezabela1635]

I've had sleep paralysis on and off since I was a kid, my mind just forgets about it afterwards. One thing I notice is that when I sleep on my right side (AKA not on my heart) I never experience it. or when I do things that calm me down when having it, like pray (also he's right, don't open your eyes, EVER), or I start to think about what I should do when I wake up and all the tasks at hand, it's faster to get out of it and wake up. when I try to think about how stressful some things are before I sleep, I would say "today this happened, or I have a lot of hings to do and I didn't do them BUT I wore something nice today and I looked nice, or I brushed my teeth and this will prevent me from havig cavities, or I ate something delish...etc" that small little thing somehow helps with relieving stress before sleeping. I hope no one has to deal with sleep paralysis ever. have sweet dreams.

[@spacetaco048]

1:52 my thoughts exactly

[@user-wk1ig1wo8m]

They won't make me smile for once 😢

[@4tr0citie5rblx4]

I haven't had sleep paralysis in my life, but do suffer from hallucinations, and my God they are terrifying. Sometimes with mine, I see shadowy figures and flashing lights which are sometimes so severe that I can't see. Also, I sometimes hear whispering coming from inside the walls of my bedroom. If I was to experience sleep paralysis, either I would not be scared as I'm so used to them, or I'll have a heart attack.

[@alexanderk7776]

that also could be eye illness. I had this many years ago from steel welding. i saw shadows moving and flash lights blinking. it went away just as it came🙋🏼‍♂️

[@4tr0citie5rblx4]

@@alexanderk7776 I don't think so as there's a family history (mum's side) of bipolar and schizophrenia, and these hallucinations caused me to go into depression

[@alexanderk7776]

@@4tr0citie5rblx4 i knew a girl that had this like you. She took psycho tablets and made her able to live a life. But she was never able to work.

[@4tr0citie5rblx4]

@@alexanderk7776 looking back on it now, It was probably depression with psychosis (maybe?) . I'm nearly 15 and that's usually the age that people start to develop mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia and bipolar.

[@alexanderk7776]

@@4tr0citie5rblx4 Myself is suffering from Ptsd, but it’s getting better every year. Those things are very hard to understand from Outside people. God bless you, i hope you doing well in further life🙋🏼‍♂️

[@jarVR11]

I got to sleep Paralysis from this video. Thank you for giving me sleep promises.

[@ahnrush]

I broke free from a sleep paralysis i was hearing white noise,a horror content creator and all videos where saying help me and its spiralled into a video but i manage to broke free but i was struggling so yeah i survived and have a good sleep good ending.

[@mattoucas869]

I had sleep paralysis only once and thank God it wasn't filled with creepy demons lol.

[@crAzytitAn4741]

Same

[@TheShadowWolf1]

I’ve never dealt with any kind of sleep paralysis experiences throughout my entire life except for a strange incident that happened to me a few months back that I won’t be forgetting anytime soon. Story time lol I remember waking up one night completely paralyzed unable to move or open my eyes so I couldn’t see what was in front of me. Almost instantly I could feel my right arm being lifted slowly but forcefully being pulled upwards towards the edge of the bed. I was fully conscious the entire time so I tried to rationalize and instantly thought about sleep paralysis and probably thought that’s what was going on at the time. Although I was more confused than scared while this was happening I didn’t think much of it so I ended up falling asleep shortly after and woke up like normal the next morning. Now that I think of it I’m not entirely sure what happened that night or if it even was sleep paralysis related but yeah weird stuff.

[@JazIsOk]

@@TheShadowWolf1 interesting

[@falco2296]

@@TheShadowWolf1 ur house haunted. My sister had same experience. Luckily there were guests in our house at the time.

[@mattoucas869]

@@SomeoneC 🗿

[@olhson587]

I had a similar story from a while ago when I was a small ass toddler. Somehow, I still remember it and is one of my few memories from does ages. My mother told me that I slept poorly and that is probably why I had this weird encounter, I also saw a scary looking hag that was standing in the corner of the room and her head was bent in a weird ass way. This kind of confirms that people from the same part of the world might see the same things, since I live in a country that is quite close to where you are from Mr slav.

[@amitpandey6632]

India?

[@olhson587]

@@amitpandey6632 Mr slav is from Lithuania if can remember correctly.

[@amitpandey6632]

@@olhson587 do you watch anime?

[@olhson587]

Nope.

[@nand87]

Actually, the reason why people see the same entities in places close to each other (culturally*, since it plays a big part in the manifestation of these things) is cause that's what stories and tales are prevalent there. Like, folks over in Mexico may encounter a La Lorrenna (I hope I spelled it correctly) cause that's what they've been primarily hearing about since they were kid, and what their subconscious minds generate whilst virtually manifesting the danger that might be out there.

[@joeb2]

Sleep paralysis is terrifying. I woke up and couldn’t move. I didn’t see anything, but I was convinced I was possessed by a demon. I had that feeling that someone/something was staring at me and felt like it was only inches away, as if I turned my head, this demon was going to be right in my face. I fell back to sleep and didn’t recollect the incident until a couple of hours after waking up. It was the one and only time it happened, thankfully.

[@SebastianForal]

Now that you explained it, i can say that it has happened to me, but thankfully i am either too tired to want to move anyway or i am sleeping facedown so i cant see shit either way

[@EliaForce1984ita]

I always sleep on my back, tho I've never ever experienced such thing, actually didn't even know about it before seeing this, but since I morbidly love horror stuff, I'd actually love to experience it once out of curiosity, the idea of living a mixed dream-reality horror nightmare REALLY intrigues me.

[@cbv7071]

same ever since I discovered it like 2 years ago I've been able to have 3 legit experiences.its definitely possible to set up if you do some research on it. kinda like lucid dreaming

[@tonirak241]

Happened to me 5 times, last one was 5 years ago, its a weird experience

[@escapetherace1943]

I've experienced it more than 70 times, probably close to but not exactly 100. It isn't something you want to "set up" or experience. A lot of it actually is paranormal shit, and it's beyond fucked. I'm glad I don't have it anymore, except rarely.

[@jorrgie3559]

I get it pretty commonly unfortunately, pretty fucked up stuff. All you can control are your eye lids and fingertips.

[@cheeziestpotato]

It happened to me once, I SAW MY MOTHER'S HEAD SAWED OFF IN MY BED NEXT TO ME.

[@YANDERE_DALEK2]

It happens to me a couple of times every week... after many years, for some reason I don't get scared of it anymore, I'm fully aware I'm experiencing sleep paralysis. For some reason, I don't get a figure, but a giant black spider that is the size of a person. I dont even get worried, even if I'm looking at the dark spider in the corner of my room staring at me with 8 glowing eyes, who is looking over my bed. Now it feels like an awkward stare off...

[@williamchamberlain2263]

"Oh you again" "Yeah... So you going to wake up soon?" "Hold it, trying again. Nope, still stuck here for a bit." "Damn. I left a good mothman back on my web."

[@CupidGTag]

"hey man howzit goin?" "OH FUCK- oh nah its just you pretty bad hbu"

[@snapjawcrafting9876]

Sooooo- How’s the family?

[@mousinius]

you're sleeping wrong

[@williamchamberlain2263]

@@mousinius you're right - the giant spider is totally unnecessary

[@FoxyRiley]

I'd say, stress is a big factor in this. I was already very stressed, and that night decided to sleep without any music and light, well I got the sleep paralysis. (but then I remembered that meme about sleep paralysis and literally started to laugh mid paralysis lmao)

[@6onxza]

The only time I got this phenomenon I felt a lot like your first paralysis but a shadow was like taking my soul/breathe from my chest and I couldn't move at all. Will never forget about it. Hope never again happens to me. Today I got fired of my job. Obviously I won't get asleep lying on my back lol. I really like your new type of videos. Keep em coming! All the best from Argentina.

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

@Terminator imagine having the grudge looking at you through your mattress whilst on your stomach haha fook that

[@kiwuuspurr1927]

@Terminator damn bro :(

[@vaulted4239]

@Terminator 💀

[@DanielSilva-gc4xz]

5:26 Based

[@wayacrazy.]

Based

[@professionalyeeter]

Based

[@zlutydolar]

virgin moment

[@nospyzen]

When i was little something about 8-9 years old i was usually sleeping with my mom because we didnt have rooms for everyone and so be it, anyways, i was trying to sleep and i remember that one of my leg was inside theirs because it was warm and cold in the house and all of a sudden it was something dragging me by the foot, it was the most terrifying thing experienced ever because there was no light and that thing kept dragging me with freezing hands, the fact that we had a huge wardrobe close to bed didn't help by any means i remember that eventually wake my mom up to check but she was too sleepy to do it so i was literally staying there all creeped up untill i got asleep

[@user-kj1od5ed7p]

I used to suffer from this all the time but it has not happened to me in a couple of years I hope it doesn't start up again

[@dmk12345]

I don’t think I’ve ever had sleep paralysis. Although, I’m sure it would be hard to forget. Although, there was a time I was awake, but couldn’t open my eyes, and that was scary, and that was just after having a nightmare. That experience led to another nightmare. how fun

[@terablanket7284]

I like how you put an elephant clip at 04:01 when you mentioned remembering things forever. A nice reference at their notorious, excellent memory.

[@rika11357]

I did experience sleep paralysis once. Unfortunately sleep paralysis was something I've been extremely curious about and really wanted to experience at least once and thus I quickly realised what was going on and my odd ass became way too excited about it. And after a few moments Mr Stickbug Darkness was gone I'm glad it wasn't traumatising but also I wish it lasted a bit longer

[@MonsterHunter5025]

"personal horror show" dam bro, described it perfectly☠️

[@domspiros]

My case was not really a paralysis. I woke up and stand up sitting on my bed then I saw a big tall black shadow watching me, than I thought man I’m really tired and I went back to sleeping than I realised how creepy that shit is. Edit: thx for all the likes

[@ignite5407]

u got 4 likes dumbass (also, ik its not edited and it was made with the comment)

[@uta8499]

thats called shadow people they're low energy creatures and they just try to make you scared so they can get ur energy u j can tell them to go n they will

[@annal3870]

If you were able to move and stand up and still saw it wasn't sleep paralysis because no paralysis but still hallucinations, so then you likely have skitzofrenia

[@haunter8o6]

excuse me *w h a t* ?!

[@saucevc8353]

@@annal3870 More likely they just mistook a random shadow for a human form.

[@eightso8263]

I’ve only had sleep paralysis once. It was maybe like 4 or 5 years ago and I just remember waking up because I had to use the bathroom super bad, but I couldn’t move. I got freaked out of course since I was still pretty young. I did not see any entities though. Probably because my mind was so focused on getting out of bed and rushing to the bathroom 😂. I was lying on me back of course.

[@Thjesht_Teo]

that, was funny.

[@icebice]

I have a lot of sleep paralysis but it has become less over the years. They came mostly at the time when I worked a lot of nights where you were supposed to sleep (health care) but wake up and help some patient. During that time the alarm was going off every 10 min every fucking night in over a year. It was hideous and my sleep pattern was severely disrupted. I think I might have gotten them earlier than that because I clearly remember that I woke up in my bed in my childhood home hearing a really agonizing and painful, not roar but something between a grunt and a roar, from the hallway. It didn't sound very nice at all. I was hiding under my blanket just listening for sounds that night, it was terrifying. I also had a lot of dreams about that very hallway during my childhood that wasn't good. I always slept with a closed door. Anyway, when I was at work trying to sleep next to a colleague of mine (different beds) and I heard something, like someone was going to go through the door to our room any second. It wasn't the sound of a door handle, it just sounded or actually felt like someone was going to barge in. We both jumped out of our beds at the same time looking at that closed door and nothing happened. I went there and opened it and there was nothing. Later on, the same employee and at night, we both couldn't sleep. He eventually told me that he would go into the next room (living room) and watch TV to get tired. I decided to stay in bed because I was really tired but somehow I could not fall a sleep. I eventually did and oh boy.... I woke up from my slumber, eyes closed and I hear my colleague walk into the room and walk up to my bed and I was thinking that it was something work related. All of the sudden something jumped on me (I was lying in bed on my back) and funny enough, I had my arms spread like I was chained to the bed. I was being held down on my arms and someone was sitting on me. I've had sleep paralysis before so I used it as a sort of experiment. I decided that I wanted to open my eyes and see what I would see and it was soooo hard to open the eyes, frankly, I don't even think I did open my eyes physically but I eventually did it there in the "dream" and what I saw... was a grey figure having its face right in front of mine with totally black eyes (almost grey alien like), it was really angry because I could see its wrinkles in the forehead and I can't actually remember the nose but I think it there wasn't one, like just two holes and a mouth. I fucking panicked and I used all my strength and I woke up waving my arms in the air above me and I immediately jumped out of bed and waved my arms in the direction where it came from because it sort of felt like a ghost. Two weeks after that another colleague of mine had the very same experience but he "only" saw a black smoke on top of him. So it sort if feels like ghost shit. There were other stuff at that workplace (saw a shadow while awake behind another colleague for example). This eventually started to "follow me" home. I got to start having these sleep paralysis' in my bed at home and I had different experiences but not as bad as the one at work. One night I woke up at night not being able to move of course and I didn't see anything in the room though as I could see the room, but I felt this presence at the foot of my bed. I really felt how this presence "charged" its energy or whatever to grab me by the feet and pull me out of bed. It was like I felt what this presence intentions were and I could feel that energy build up and it quickly became ENORMEOUS. I felt like that if it releases that energy on me, my soul would have been pulled out of my body. That's what it felt like. Another weird thing was that I actually dreamt that I owned a blue pillow and my girlfriend owned a pink pillow. I then "wake up" and I get into the sleep paralysis state and I am lying face down in bed. I immediately feel that someone lies on top of me with all their weight, pushing me down into bed, I feel very choked. I start to panic and eventually wake up for real and the really scary part here is that I have a pillow on my head and that is the "under pillow" my girlfriend had (she slept with two pillows). How that pillow ended up on my head + me before that had that choking experience is questionable but I don't think it's a coincidence. I have so much more stories to tell but this is just an YT comment and no one is going to read all of this shit but all I've written is from my true perspective 😅

[@icebice]

I can mention that I've had a few non creepy "SP". One was that I heard someone in my doorway to my bedroom say three words that I couldn't interpret and immediately when they said it, it was repeated (it's like no pauses). Because of this I woke up and even my cat woke up who was in my bed as well just staring at the doorway like someone was there. Another time I actually rolled out of bed while (SP) and it was the coolest thing ever. I fell through the floor and eventually I fell through the ground under the building. I saw how layers of earth/rock flickered through my eyes and I could also here this weird vibration sound while it flashed by. Suddenly I was in what I think was Grand Canyon and I fell from the sky down Grand Canyon and into the ground and that layer of sediments were repeated. Then all of the sudden I was in a kitchen seeing a woman with an avocado. I remember looking at this avocado and it was soooo strange because I could literally see all the pores in the avocado that you can't see with eyes. It was so detailed and even though it was a "dream" it was so realistic and the "resolution" was super, super, super high. That "dream" was even clearer than when I'm awake. It was an extraordinary feeling, it was amazing to see a world so detailed. I have never had a dream which is very clear like this one. All dreams and even sleep paralysis' are vague, I'd say "noised". I will never forget that.

[@bee_552]

also from experience taking naps pretty much always gives me sleep paralysis, i almost never have it when i sleep at night.

[@cockroach8859]

I love these new type of content, great video 👍

[@ballistischerfalke4061]

I've had sleep paralysis twice, and the scariest one for some reason was the first time: (story time lol) When I was sleeping I could suddenly open my eyes, I of course couldn't move, I was sleeping facing a wall in my room, but I felt something breathing in my ear and whispering gibberish (sounded horrible), I felt it's presence behing me just standing there beside the bed, but luckily, I couldn't look at it, I screamed and screamed and called for help, but I noticed my mouth didn't move a single inch, it was completely closed, and I tried to move so hard until my muscles became numb and exhausted, yet again, I didn't move a single inch, after what felt like hours, they finally let go, but I found myself this time sleeping facing up, so I couldn't move again, you can feel that whatever it is, it takes hold of you again, and this time, since I had two pillows, my head was at an angle and I could look at most of my room, and so I looked around, which was very dumb, and I saw it, it was in a closet I still have with a missing door, but it was just standing there, it was huge, based on the height of my room I would say around 228 cm (7'5-7'6), and it looked horrible, it was like looking at the rake creature but bigger and taller and with a more intense stare, a stare I will never in my whole life until I die forget, when I remember this I always have the image of it's face in my head, so I closed my eyes and after a while I opened them and it was gone and I could finally move, but suddenly my house had turned from daylight to very dark and gloomy, so I stood up, got out of my room and the only light that was turned on in my house was my mom's room, and I walked up to it and I saw her in a chair looking at the TV, there was nothing on the TV but it was turned on and she was just blankly staring, I told her absolutely everything in a desperate manner but she didn't move or say anything, I felt scared so looked down the hall back to my room and even in the darkness I could see shadows peeking from my room, it was so unnerving so I just stayed in my mom's room and sat in a corner and just closed my eyes and stayed in that position. Then I actually woke up in my bed and everything was good and normal. I was shocked because I had never had such a dream. I instantly said to myself "those paralysis are real and they ain't no joke" I instantly gained respect for the people that have them often, I can't imagine what it must be like so frequently. I don't know if it was a nightmare or a sleep paralysis but it sure ticked all the boxes of a sleep paralysis in the early stages. By far the worst thing that has happened to me while sleeping.

[@TheUnnamed198]

My sleep paralysis is the same as mr slav third story and i was sleeping on my back it didn't go very.. well...

[@ehhhhhidontknow216]

Damn bro, my sleep paralysis is almost identical to yours lol

[@Leggioncartwright]

Imagine You are the Doom slayer when You experience it (no joke) it really helps.

[@nates205]

sounds more like a nightmare. in sleep paralysis, you're actually awake but u just cant move and u hallucinate. u wont be going into other rooms and stuff. probably just a really vivid nightmare that u had that started off with a similar experience to sleep paralysis.

[@cxssetteman182]

I think it was probably both. The first one was sleep Paralysis, the second one was most likely a nightmare.

[@zandernecaise4497]

My only experience with sleep paralysis was when I had a old bushy bearded fellow with yellow tinted eyes look at me through a window at the end of my bed. (Looked about as you would expect a lighthouse keeper to look.) However this window doesn't exist, and if it did the entity ould have to be around 8 - 9 feet tall. After I firmed myself on the idea I was in sleep paralysis I got angry at whatever it was because I was tired and it woke me up, so I glared at it and it walked away, but it walking away was releiving but more terrifying than its presence. I woke up soon after. Very strange. Btw for some reason the only color that existed were the yellow of his eyes and shades of white, black, and grey.

[@julek43]

I gotta say, i really enjoy your new type of videos, maybe even more than the old, also, its a good thing that you are speaking with your own voice instead of using subtitles or lector

[@Notriz.]

i often get sleep paralysis but for me, its easy to handle because im used to it. i never seen any weird figures like shadow neither ghost as you said in your story. i got sleep paralysis like 40 times, and im only 17

[@manwth203]

then what do u see

[@nuglar8239]

@@manwth203 I think sleep paralysis is only that you can't move, the things you see is only a bad addition

[@abdullahkholif7881]

@@nuglar8239 Yeah that's true. Seeing figures is quite rare.

[@ReeceyBoy_4]

Mate same here I used to get it all the time but it was because I used to stay up for days partying when i was younger then when i finally went to sleep in my flat on my own that was it, id get it over and over seeing all sorts of shit whilst I couldn't move and I felt like I was being sucked into a pit in my bed. Some mental experiences

[@davadu0_045]

Damn same age as me. Hang in there bro, at least it's good that you don't see scary stuff

[@VeryCoolMonke]

this makes me scared cuz i havent experienced it and sounds scary especially when i saw the first clips