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[@jonathangay1310]

oh god no

[@sosblackheart5154]

haha. how did you feel about it?

[@jonathanvarela5488]

I hope u know he wasn't trying to make fun of you

[@patrickhare_]

jonathan varela SoS Blackheart naahid mohamud Hes fake, yo!

[@MCNanoGaming]

don`t worry there's worse, i had a teacher called Mr.Dicker

[@jonathanvarela5488]

Oh his fake fuk

[@jugeoben]

Jonathan Gay enters 9:43 - 10:44 Round 2 11:41 - 12:18 Joe adds some chaos 13:51 - 14:28

[@christianaugustin7047]

You the real MVP

[@thewinterizzy]

Randomly remembered Jonathan Gay today... Man, I miss Comment Commentary.

[@BadassRandomness]

+izzy120391 Me too.. I rarely watched the actual stories, I just enjoyed the host's personality and chemistry

[@thewinterizzy]

BadassRandomness SAME. I loved Comm Comm because it was sort of just a free form back and forth... I guess that's what Table Talk is for these days, but it's just not the same. :'(

[@user-kh9ki3kq8m]

It's back!!!!

[@samlung2724]

Jackson Catlett Not anymore

[@oliverwest7780]

thewinterizzy I miss sourcefed

[@pheonix442]

I miss this cast- when the chemistry/bits weren't so forced. It was just friends on a couch. I get that SourceFed needs to compete with other channels so they had to bring up production value and do all those podcasts, but I feel like that forces creativity in a way that it wasn't forced back when Comment Commentary was around.

[@yeyali]

2 years come by and it still cracks me up

[@UranusProductions1]

Guys it was not like Steve was making fun of the name. He just had to laugh at it at a bad time. I think we've all experienced a moment where we shouldn't laugh but just couldn't control ourselves. -I also believe that Jonathan Gay is at least a bit used to laughing, kids can be cruel.-

[@ShaylaFitzpatrick]

Has anyone thought that the picture got taken down because it wasn't appropriate for the mothers day tag?

[@patrickhorgan8700]

maybe but it still doesn't break any rules in the guidelines of what people could post.

[@teddyg210]

Steve has the most infectious laugh. I didn't find the Jonathan Gay thing funny but damn I laughed because Steve was cracking up!

[@CailinMcGuire]

EXACTLY!

[@MisterRabbiit]

Oh how the time flies....

[@nzchrisgirl]

+Jono G. Yeah the real Jonathan Gay!! You sir are a legend!

[@ZSXBliTZ]

+Jono G. THE MYTH, THE MAN, THE LEGEND

[@krustomer]

Classic

[@dudethisismyemail]

krustomer

[@ZSXBliTZ]

THANK YOU FOR BRINGING ME BACK HERE

[@elvincastellanos1211]

steve's laugh is too much

[@YouAreBreathing]

I'm listening to this while playing American Truck Simulator and I'm laughing while hauling construction equipment. I almost ran a red light.

[@ten4484]

Don't KZbin and drive...

[@IIIIIIlIlIlllllll]

The one time I had sleep paralysis I almost died and I'll never forget it, I was about 8 or 9 and I was lying down on my side (on my couch facing the back of the couch) trying to take a nap, then I uncontrollably rolled slightly to the back of the couch so my face was burried into the crevice of the couch and I could hardly breathe, I was like that for 5 or so minutes trying to cry for help but my mouth wouldn't open and I couldn't move and I guess I blacked out because that's all I remember, I woke up in the same position but I guess I somehow got more oxygen and I could move again and I never slept on that couch again, I've never told anyone this story because how crazy it sounds

[@ChristopherStone]

I walked out of the room real quick and came back in to Steve's laughing. Even with zero context I immediately start laughing, too. Seriously, that dude has a contagious laugh lol

[@MeganKate92]

I suffer from sleep paralysis several times a week and sometimes more than once during sleep.After years of this, it is still terrifying :/ Your body is in a state of REM sleep so the muscles are 'frozen' but your mind is awake so although your mind is awake and conscious/semi-concious, you are unable to move your body... That's the kind I suffer from anyways...

[@grindlemarka]

Sorry to hear. I have had it a few times, but I wouldn't say "often". But it is weird. Usually only lasts a minute or two. (I think) =M=

[@TheRaphaPower]

me too it's so scary I don't like how they were trying to make a joke out of it while Steve was trying to explain the reality. Sometimes i feel like they are all on different pages.

[@angeliclyawesome1232]

The two times I had sleep paralysis, I just couldn't move. I didn't have that "thing sitting on my chest" feeling at all, though I did here strange noises.

[@andymann1667]

Thanks to the Valleyfolks and the Valleycast for bringing me back to this video.

[@anime2012]

Andy Mann wait, did they talk about it in the podcast? Could you tell me which episode? =)

[@andymann1667]

anime2012 I dont remember what episode it was, but a viewer made an opening theme song called Johnathan Gay. They all laughed and commented on it.

[@destroyka777]

No, when Steve was talking about sleep paralysis... Joe and Lee, you guys have no idea. I've experienced sleep paralysis a total of three times that I can vividly recall, and every time it was terrifying (though a little less so with each subsequent instance). The first time was when I was in my early teens, and it literally felt like all control of my body had been forcibly removed from me, and that something was trying to possess me. I couldn't even open my eyes, though I knew I was awake. That's the first thing I do every time it happens, I try to open my eyes. And my brain is literally screaming the commands but they remain shut, like they've been disconnected from their respective muscles. At the time, I was raised to be fairly religious, and I literally believed something was attempting to possess me. To describe it, it feels like an oppressive presence is assaulting my mind while simultaneously suppressing my ability to control my body. Some liken it to something sitting on their chest, but I liken it to something else being seated deep in my body, right in my very core, a cold weight within me, and it's preventing my brain's signals from being received. I can still feel everything, but I can't move anything. So I was lying there, in a cold sweat, and praying and fighting to regain control of my body as my mind went into panic overdrive. Eventually, control of my limbs returned, but I didn't go back to sleep that night. The second time, I believed declaring in prayer my allegiance to Christ was what would help me fight off the demon, and I kept fighting it, and control came back to my body. This experience reinforced my religious beliefs for the longest time. The third time (earlier this month in fact), I managed to overcome my panic and realize what was actually happening (sleep paralysis), and just let it run its course. It was only in recent years that I learned about sleep paralysis and came to the conclusion that it was this, not demonic possession, that I was actually experiencing. That's how powerful and terrifying an experience it can be. I honestly believed for nearly a decade that I was experiencing an attempted possession when I was actually experiencing sleep paralysis. And it would make sense that this is linked to lucid dreaming, because I had other dreams that I thought reinforced the validity of this belief, dreams that I had woken to find myself floating three feet above my bed, and upon being awake for a few seconds I'd be dropped. Other lucid dreams, like walking through hell, or believing I was in the midst of a massive WWII-esque battle, things like that. Unbelievably real dreams where I could feel myself breath, and I could decide directions to take or actions to perform... always very intense and feel more real than real life. But not always scary. Some dreams are very pleasant, like walking through a sunny garden where I get to decide what plants I feel or flowers I smell, or things like that. But, these tend to be less memorable. Recalling them now is like a fuzzy memory of something warm and enjoyable, they just don't stick out in my mind like the scary ones do. I no longer hold religious beliefs, but I don't think I'll ever be able to stop likening my experiences with sleep paralysis to possession. It's just so fucking terrifyingly eery and mind shattering, to be aware of your body but be completely incapable of moving it whilst feeling like there's this presence there. Makes me feel cold every time I recall it.

[@jaypd9359]

well......now I'm terrified and it's 2 in the morning and I was planning on trying to get some sleep. I guess that's not going to happen anymore.

[@haha777333777]

jayp smile I don't mean to frighten you any more but one of my many experiences was pretty gnarly. So I fall into paralysis and I've been through it so many times so I'm waiting for it to go away and hoping I don't get these intense digging pains that I usually get. No pains so I decide to open my eyes. Bad move as I see a black mist forming over me and I shut my eyes again. I know hallucinations are common during paralysis so I'm just thinking if I don't see it, it won't be so bad. Then I start to feel like someone is grabbing my throat. Their grip tightens and I open my eyes again and see a large shadowy figure squeezing my throat. I lose my shit and try to move which luckily jarred me out of paralysis. I didn't sleep the rest of that night :)

[@destroyka777]

Jorge Gonzalez Dude... I don't think mine have ever been that intense. That is some scary voodoo.

[@haha777333777]

destroyka777 haha yeah it's only gotten that bad on a few occasions. Normally I just feel like someone is digging into my ribs X)

[@CardsoftheQueen]

destroyka777 I have had some intense experiences like that.

[@ALittleDanish]

In college I lived across the hall from Jonathan Bye.. All we need now is a Jonathan Straight and we have a set :)

[@greasyphilip]

#FightForJonathanGay

[@fangcandyx3]

Steve laughing at the jonathan gay made me laugh to the point of crying for the first time in a long time. Thanks steve, you jovial nymph you.

[@Dennisdejesus95]

LOL Steve and Joe are my favorite people in SourceFed. I also like Lee.

[@theawesomedude20]

Anybody else come here after watching the latest episode of the Valleycast?

[@taymarie8995]

There needs to be a "I'm sorry Jonathan Gay" teeshirt, with Steves face on it

[@zacharyhunter8259]

I love steves laugh, it's just so happy. I cant help but smile when he laughs.

[@casiothestrong]

I've had sleep paralysis before, it was the SCARIEST THING OF MY LIFE! I was looking around my room but I couldn't speak or move. It was dark and I could see a shadow moving on my ceiling. Now please keep in mind, my bed room has NO windows. Nor did I have any object's that move. The only light was from my green LED desktop tower.

[@guessan154]

Jonathan Gay brought me here.

[@ShiroiYuki.]

I miss sourcefed so much, there was so much gold

[@charlieclifton-brown3729]

The best thing about the Twitter and Instagram bit was that nobody else would have known why Joe randomly posted Jonathan Gay

[@alyssapapke]

Ive experienced sleep paralysis several times . . . It didn't feel like someone was sitting on my chest though, it felt more like drowning in my brain, because I was conscious but it felt like I was pushing against tons and tons of water to be able to get myself to move. Beyond scary.

[@iateanickle]

I've had sleep paralysis a bunch of times. It is pretty terrifying. The worst is when I'm lying on my stomach and I feel like a can't breathe, but I can't move my arms to push myself up. One time I was stuck on my stomach and I actually quietly muttered help because I thought I'd be stuck that way for too long and pass out from lack of oxygen. Luckily it's gone away, hopefully for good. I have no idea what sleep paralysis has to do with demons, but it's my understanding that it happens because your body paralyzes you when you sleep o you don't act out your dreams, sometimes something goes wrong if your sleep pattern is interrupted in a certain way and the paralysis hasn't worn off yet. So you're stuck being awake but can't move. The pressure you feel is you not being able to fully expand your lungs since that takes muscle movement.

[@bortbimpbon989]

Turd Socks didn't look happy when Steve was naming a site after him..

[@chinchiller]

I've experienced sleep paralyzes multiple times. Steve described it perfectly but my imagination made it scarier than it actually was by imagining an old man holding me down with his face an inch away from my face and for some reason I remember what the imaginary old man smells like..

[@IceMetalPunk]

Yeah, for a little while, I did techniques to induce lucid dreams, and they worked. I loved the dreams, but I too had the sleep paralysis as a side effect, and it was NOT fun. I didn't get the feeling of someone on my chest; rather, the stress was mostly on my neck muscles. But it was PAINFUL as hell, and after a couple weeks, I decided to stop the techniques. After a few days, the lucid dreams faded. Also, Jonathan Gay.

[@ExtraCelestialz]

I only experience sleep paralyses when I take a nap in the middle of the day. It's like I half way wake up and I'm just not awake enough to move. Sometimes I dream that something bad is happening and I have to get up but I cant, that's when it gets scary. The solution is to just finish my nap.

[@EvanNakagawa]

I'm literally crying with laughter right now. Steve's laugh is so contagious!! XD

[@KitKat2312]

I had minor surgery a few months ago, and the anesthesia gave me sleep paralysis. As soon as I breathed in the gas I fell asleep for maybe two seconds and then woke up with a start, though I couldn't open my eyes and couldn't hear anything aside from the heart monitor beeping at an alarmingly slow rate (needless to say- I thought I was dying; and I also had a massive panic attack). Then a few nights later the same thing happened at home in the middle of the night. Now I'm terrified of going under ever again :\

[@filipinokid18]

I actually heard about my cousin experiencing sleep paralysis. His gf said that one night, all she saw was him not being able to move fully like he was tied up or something and that he was trying to scream w/ his mouth closed. It was the craziest thing I've ever heard. LMFAO DAMMIT STEVE!!!! It's a just a damn name!

[@teknifix]

Lee is hilarious!

[@bigtroisjacked]

This made me cry. And heres another one for you Steve Zaragoza: in elementary school I had a teacher named Dana Dick. And she was huge

[@SullyThePanda]

I've had sleep paralysis a few times, not a pleasant experience. I couldn't move or open my eyes, but I could tell that I was sort of awake because I could hear my fan blowing. Eventually I just completely woke up.

[@filipfilipovic2974]

You can see on Jonathan Gay's KZbin page that he liked this video, so he's probably not offended.

[@holychewbacca]

My sleep paralysis consist of the woman in red who tells me I cant escape. She has once gone from inside one dream to waking up in another dream state, to forcing myself to wake up and seeing her in my bedroom screaming "Dont try that again!" I fear getting stuck in a loop with her following me into each dream.

[@imbeckymiller2]

I just woke my brother up from laughing to hard!!! STEVE IS SUCH A CHILD I LOVE IT😂😂

[@imbeckymiller2]

Oops I did it again.

[@imbeckymiller2]

+Becky Miller i need to stop this.

[@imbeckymiller2]

+Becky Miller I need to get my life together.

[@imbeckymiller2]

Here we are again

[@ValeneShay]

Oh gosh, sleep paralysis is so super scary. Your mind is fully awake but your body can't move, you're trapped in your body and you can't move or speak. It's one of the most awful experiences I've ever had. Once I was finally able to wake my body and move, I cried, it was terrible.

[@iPoweezy]

I remember I had sleep paralysis only once when I was about 7. I fell asleep inside my car and when I "woke up" I couldn't move my body but my mind was completely awake. It was absolutely terrifying and I tried to scream but I couldn't. After about 5 min of complete fear my body finally woke up and I could move again. Was a very interesting situation though.

[@EmileeBizzle]

This comment commentary is hands down my favorite.

[@Kulascus]

Sleep paralisis is the most scary thing that ever happened to me. One tip - NEVER TRY TO OPEN YOUR EYES. I didn't and thank god. I woke up from a nightmare and I couldnt open my eyes. I felt something sitting on my chest and than something laughed in deep voice - my voice. So fucking scary. The worst thing - next night i was going to be alone in my house. All lights were turned on :)

[@jellybeanieSM]

Sleep paralysis is seriously THE WORST. It's like being stuck in a trunk, helpless and dark with no way out.

[@Kate-cc9hj]

Having a bad day so I decided to watch old Sourcefed videos and rediscovered this gem.

[@JustTonyaB]

I have had sleep paralysis a few times in my life. It is a very scary feeling. The first time it didn't feel like anything was on my chest. But the second time it did. Felt like something was holding me down.

[@tabithaking19]

I've had sleep paralysis one time and let me tell you it is absolutely TERRIFYING! My chest felt very heavy and I couldn't breathe, etc.

[@TheWraithProject]

#FIGHTFORJONATHANGAY

[@BrandyBVB13]

i have had sleep paralysis, it didn't really feel like someone was sitting on me, it was a horrible and scary feeling. Just horrible darkness, no light, no sound. Trying to move but it feels as if your mind has been removed from a useless body and wanting to scream but the attempt is futile combined with the painful awareness that you are not dreaming. i know of twins whose names are Gay and Guy.

[@host.]

Joe should've told Steve there's an NBA player named Rudy Gay too

[@GraphiteHeart]

Thank you Mr.Gay, your rhymes were top notch and your name has brought us joy in those few moments in this otherwise dreary world

[@lexialvarez6415]

I love Steve's laugh. It's so contagious

[@mspurplejade]

I've experienced sleep paralysis, but I didn't think it was scary. I found it kind of relaxing. On the other hand I was on antidepressants, and felt numb to everything.

[@mattforsythe9389]

#FightForJohnathanGay

[@scorpion23721]

I used to experience sleep paralyses alot when I was little .. and it's the most horrifying ..

[@Novelty22155]

Honestly? Steve's laugh has got to be one of the most beautiful things in this world.

[@ericventures2788]

I've had sleep paralyses happen a few times in my life. Every time I freak out for a little bit, then realize I'm just sleeping, and will myself to start moving my toes, and then eventually the rest of my body starts moving, and I wake up... :) It is weird though when you merge your sleep brain and awake brain.

[@kimmiefrancisca]

This is one of my favourite comment commentaries, I couldn't stop laughing! xDD

[@joemcgurk7226]

This is the first time in a while I've laughed till I cried at a sourcefed video. Thank you, Steve, and thank you Jonathan Gay.

[@miaanderson8862]

just watched this after getting my wisdom teeth out, bad timing, Steves laugh is infectious.

[@joelnic102]

The last time I induced a lucid dream I phased into sleep paralysis towards the end, its horrible. The worst bit was as I attempted to force my way out of it I my whole body started twitching. Haven't tried lucid dreaming since.

[@sl0pe363]

Honestly, one of the funniest com-coms in a while.

[@type26_]

this comment commentary literally had me crying of laughter

[@TheEhTeam04]

This episode was fucking amazing, steve laughing got me going and I was in tears I was laughing so hard, haha.

[@travision009]

God bless you, Jonathan.

[@gaodargon]

I never noticed Steve have such strong legs

[@themainemanny]

Steve's laugh was very contagious

[@Drarack]

Reminds me of that story about that guy that got banned from Xbox Live for truthfully stating his location as Fort Gay and then even got threatened with account cancellation when he tried to explain himself. Man, what a hoot Steve must've had with that one.

[@fataltriniteam]

i died laughing at Johnathon gay i cant stop

[@0ISanderI0]

9:42 is why you're here

[@jaden871]

Steves laugh fit was the best lmfao

[@MrAlantu]

Steve's laugh is contagious

[@Nicksideal]

HOLY SHIT! I thought my house was haunted for all these years!!! Your telling me it was just sleep paralysis?!?!! JesusChrist so many nights of scary stories told and it really was just a physical mumbo jumbo?! still believe in ghosts

[@brandenrobles2053]

9:42 for all you that need to skip to Jonathan Gay quote.

[@vondooosh]

I experience sleep paralysis alot and lately I've learned to just ignore it and go back to sleep

[@Marco39F]

I laughed so hard because of jonathan gay and steve's reaction

[@katrisen8615]

I have had a sleep paralysis experience. I was faced down into a pillow and could not move and almost suffocated. Of course I was too freaked out to comprehend what if felt like. But "Fat Ghost Syndrome" is a very close description.

[@sadlexyy1261]

Hey 😑

[@dmgb5694]

I woke up sleep paralyzed but I wake up face down so I was suffocating my pillow and right before I did I got back up.

[@DexterISweird]

This was seriously a great comment commentary even though they only covered 3 videos. Haha.

[@muthesquirrel]

I get sleep paralysis a lot. It's just kind of annoying after a time. Trying to force your eyes to open or body to move so you can get up, but everything's gone and you're alone in the darkness behind your eyelids yelling "FUCKING MOVE!" at yourself.

[@ryudragon7]

Sleep paralysis happens to everyone. It's the body's natural method of keeping one's body from hurting itself while in a dream state. Think about it, you try to run a marathon in your dream...what happens if your body in bed? Sleepwalking, that's what happens when you don't have sleep paralysis. In some cases people wake up and the sleep paralysis lingers.

[@airz12341]

I was honestly crying with laughter at the end it was so stupid but hilarious at the same time

[@iAmDiBBz]

one of my m8's has had this done to him , but he describes it a bit differently , saying he wakes up and sees a very tall and dark thin figure (that he makes it out to be a person of some sort) in the corner of his room like its watching him , and he says he sees his mouth moving and mumbling but no sound is coming out , he said he was in a paralysis state for at least over an hour he was fully aware however he cant move nor can he talk - he wanted to say something but just nothing was happening

[@NobleCreeper]

I have had sleep paralysis before and it's terrible. You actually can't do anything, and kinda just have to go back sleep or freak out about it for a long time.

[@flyleaf79]

I love these people LOL. Steves reaction to everything just makes my day sometimes. I dont know why so many people are taking it so personal. I hope Johnathan doesn't take this seriously. Its just Steve, he doesn't mean harm. Relax everyone :)

[@gatorgirl1720]

It's just Steve's humor! Everyone finds different things funny. He apologized too Johnathan and it's not like he was legit making fun of him, he just had one of those moments.

[@imaginaryenemy2565]

aww Steve's little snorts are adorable

[@Lolfire]

I like how you enforce the punishment factor of not wearing a seatbelt rather than the life saving factor. You lot need some proper D.O.E speeding shock ads.

[@batman81022]

I've had sleep paralysis. It's the scariest shit, I've ever been through

[@Licatese0Roussel]

Best comment commentary in a long time.

[@ARo1337]

I experienced sleep paralasis before and it didnt feel like anything was sitting on me but it did feel like something was watching me

[@kcsoup3]

Grumpy Joe looked just like Grumpy Elliott and my heart.

[@kathstewart4397]

Lee Newton looks like Carrie Brownstein in a blonde wig, both equally funny and amazing. I would like to see them in something together. Lee would be great on Portlandia!!

[@mervviscious]

sleep paralysis happens every time you sleep... so you don't move during your dreams...the problems arise when you wake up and it is still happening...

[@JadeLovesJelly]

You know that there was an actor who did Shakespeare's plays back in the 1500's whose name was Thomas Poope. I kid you not...

[@samueljameskisthardt4006]

I smoked an excessive amount of weed and had sleep paralysis and I swear to god I thought I was fucking paralyzed. It was horrifying.