The Others (2001) has the BEST TWIST | First Time Watching

[@danceraged8026]

the betrayal on Jack's face when Dan went to get the other chair😂😂😂

[@JackDanReact]

I couldn't believe what i was witnessing 😂

[@LanaLiliyMoon]

Jack was panicking and quite sad🤭

[@joannesuzieburlison7128]

love it. also I never saw it not knowing the twist so it was nice to see it this way.

[@BrianZatzke]

This was so scary to me when I saw this as a kid. The twist at the end. Oh my lord. It was 6th Sense level of good. Not a lot of people talk about this movie. Such a shame

[@JackDanReact]

Oh man, that twist was so good! I really enjoyed this movie, one of those ones i wanna watch again to see everything i missed the first time!

[@rebeccagibbs4128]

look, I'm still afraid to look out the door panes at night after all these years and i was a teenager when i saw it lol

[@RLucas3000]

@@JackDanReact7 out of 10? This is at least a 9.

[@plumdutchess]

The twist really makes it less scary.

[@williamstillmanpsychicmedium]

Not a villain, Mrs. Mills was actually wise, patient and compassionate throughout.

[@evanirvana500]

The practice of photographing the dead is definitely not new. It was a big deal in the Victorian era. No it's possible that some of them may have thought that their souls would be in the portraits, but in reality it was more financially based. Photography was still something fairly new so cameras were not that widely found. Like any kind of tech that comes out it takes a while for the general populace to be able to get it. So it's not like they had a lot of pictures of their loved ones hanging around. And at this time disease was rampant. And many many children died of tuberculosis or pneumonia or some type of germ due to the lack of sanitation like we have today. So if one of the children or anybody dies a lot of time for the family, the only picture they have them is of them dead. fun fact also in the Victorian times if a family member died at home, which is usually how it works because nobody could afford a hospital, the practice was to carry them out feet first. Why they were very afraid that the person could turn his head back and look at somebody and basically possess them and bring them with him. I mean they also are the ones that cover mirrors because they think of the deceased souls are trapped in them, dolls were originally made to be vessels of the Dead. I find death practices absolutely fascinating. I have many more examples if anybody wants to hear.

[@luminousmoon86]

It's really fun watching this movie for the second time, but from the perspective of the living people in the house. Because you can then see why they were so terrified of everything Nicole Kidman's character and her children were doing. Constantly shutting and locking doors, closing the curtains, shutting the piano, making the kids recite prayers on the stairs (imagine hearing a ghostly child's voice reciting the Lord's prayer).

[@SEOshogun]

Omg yessss! 💯

[@Scarshadow666]

@@luminousmoon86 Imo, that would be kinda cool as a midquel movie, where it shows more of how the living reacted, the pianist's son meeting the ghost kids and talking about them to his parents, etc.

[@nebulousreactions]

Oh, and a quick note of related trivia: death photos were indeed a real thing, but they were often taken for a very practical reason rather than the superstitious one shared in the movie. Photography was expensive, so unless you were wealthy, it was uncommon to have pictures taken throughout your life. But once you died, it was the last chance. So, while it's creepy and weird by our standards, it was based on a very understandable motivation of remembrance and a desire to hold onto the memory of someone you loved.

[@Mangolite]

In those days, taking a photograph took a long time. As a result, the deceased are in focus, while the living relatives appear a bit blurry.

[@nebulousreactions]

@@Mangolite Absolutely! They also had support systems made to prop the dead up to look more alive. Very interesting subject.

[@Scarshadow666]

^Absolutely this! People usually treat death photos like some creepy thing, when they underestimate that a lot of grieving families and loved ones turned to them as mementos to help them process their loved one's passing. It's similar to how people will hold onto a lock of hair, a locket, etc.

[@DrBrule-mv4ir]

People today sometimes keep a photo of stillborn babies for the same reason. It is morbid and sad but it’s the only photo they’ll have.

[@cainyourkids]

@@DrBrule-mv4ir And the morbidity of the idea comes from an external perspective - if we know someone who keeps a photo of their stillborn child, we think it's eerie and morbid. but for the grieving parent, it's such an important aspect of grief recovery and trauma.

[@thrice1987]

Mr Tuttle when being asked about the previous owner at the very beginning: "I imagine he's dead like all the rest"

[@kokijavier]

One of the key ingredients on this movie is the fact that we can't trust Nicole Kidman, she can be either very good or terrible awful, we are never safe with her and that works perfectly here.

[@jayemerengueli]

Very good or very terrible as an actress?

[@kokijavier]

@@jayemerengueli hahahahahahahaha I realized now I wasn't specific enough, I was talking about her characters that can be good people or horrible human beings. I think she is an excellent actrees

[@davidmartinez-fe3zr]

Grace (Nicole K) has access to a shotgun because it was used in her own demise.

[@TheDragiix3]

@@jayemerengueli characters! He means it as she isn't one of those type cast actors that always portray the same type of characters. She's an incredible actress that can pull off both very good and very evil people, which makes it impossible to predict where the story goes from seeing her face alone

[@DanInMUC]

It gets even better with a couple of rewatches, as you start picking on the clues and details scattered throughout the movie. My favourite haunted house film.

[@brt5273]

Agreed! I've proably seen this a dozen times!

[@viviorunitia14]

This film does such a good job at being creepy/unsettling, despite there never actually being anything scary to show the audience

[@leandroferraz3776]

Grace's scream right at the beginning is not an ordinary nightmare. It's the realisation of what she has done to her children and herself. In the scene where Grace is loading the shotgun for the first time, she can be seen pausing in a recollective moment after she slams the breach shut. This is most likely due to her faint realization of deja vu, most likely alluding to her suicide by using the same gun.

[@AbigailArnaiz]

That's why she has migraines and hates loud noises, because she shot herself in the head. Such a great detail

[@nikkibee5608]

This holds up so well on repeat viewings. Great building of tension and atmosphere, and one of Kidman’s best performances. The austere 1940s styles suited her beautifully as well.

[@peteypopsGazeIntoTheAbyss]

If You're looking at dipping your toes into gothic horror, I'd heartily recommend The Haunting Of Hill House. Pretty much any of Mike Flanagan's stuff hit the spot in fairness. Mikey Flan Flan doesn't tend to miss

[@FernwoodGirl]

Please! That would be amazing. You won’t regret it!

[@macaronicism]

Oh, YES. Guys, Hill House is perfect for this channel.

[@sagamaraia]

Don't forget Bly Manor, that works too.

[@is2560]

OH YEEESSSS

[@bethcushway458]

The kids condition is real. It's called Xeroderma Pigmentosum.

[@veeganboy]

But the question remains if they actually have it, or is the mother also suffering from Munchausen Syndrome, and fabricated their illness?

[@AlextheHistorian]

@@veeganboy The filmmakers said the kids actually did have it. The writers wanted a reason to keep the house dark and then they found out there were people who actually suffered from the condition and so they wrote the children in the story to have that same condition. So before the children became ghosts, they really did suffer from photosensitivity.

[@juliem7555]

Yes, in France we call them Les enfants de la lune : Moon Children

[@shiminisillters1848]

​@@veeganboy Mrs Mills said they had it before. Like "It was before", meaning they had it, but since they're dead, they don't anymore

[@lesliegalen7018]

Fionula Flanagan. You young ones won’t remember, but she’s been a brilliant actress for decades.

[@hornguy04]

This movie was done a great disservice being released around the same time as "The Sixth Sense." This twist was executed perfectly, just wish it was appreciated back then.

[@dannyjorde2677]

It was MUCH appreciated back then, only not in the US, where it went pretty unnoticed

[@hornguy04]

@@dannyjorde2677 Ah, that's good to know.

[@Gigglingsiren]

​@@dannyjorde2677I absolutely appreciated this movie back then. It's the first movie that made my jaw drop.

[@echo.echo08]

14:20 it was victor's hand, because the cuffs were straight. his sister's were frilly

[@Blueflower1594]

As someone who always feels anxiety when innocent children are in peril in these movies, I really appreciate Jack’s protectiveness of the little boy

[@LuisGarcia-cr3pr]

Spanish director Amenabar is such a young talented man love the recreation of England in northen Spain and Ms Kidman was amazing!

[@Oh_Hael_No]

I blame Jack for bringing "thoughts??" into my everyday speech 🤣

[@IsidorTheNordicGuy]

Oh my god same 😂

[@kathleenkildare8688]

Charles has no reflection in the wardrobe mirror as Grace changes out of her clothes

[@danielesteve8359]

This film is not only a movie. It's a lesson of life.

[@KelliFranklin]

Omg! I'm dying lol! Say no more Dan. You do you bro! Lol A great horror movie. No blood, no gore, just pure gothic horror at it's finest. Y'all have been killing it with the horror movie choices. Please keep doing more horror. Thanks guys!

[@thebubblychickdoesunboxings]

If you haven't reacted to Moulin Rouge, you should watch that. No matter how Nicole Kidman acts in that film, she always appears classy. I don't know how she does it.

[@psygertart]

The legs on Dan. 😍😍. That guy definitely wears too many clothes. Lol 😁

[@nebulousreactions]

New sub here! I actually have a disease that causes photosensitivity, though not to the extent it's described in the movie. So when you guessed the kids were vampires, I just had to laugh. That's usually the first thing people say to me when I explain my condition, which is, "So, you're a vampire?" My usual response is, "Yes, but not the sparkly kind." I'm okay with being eternally damned, just not okay with being associated with that whiny sparkly little shit. :D Great video, guys! About to check out some of your other content. Cheers!

[@qwerty-so6ml]

Vampire or a victim - depends on who's around. Wanna see a fallen angel? LOOK IN THE MIRROR. Only one Gospel: The Gospel of Reconciliation. Jesus Christ came into THEIR kingdom to reconcile fallen angels unto Himself. We are the fallen angels (ELOHIM) kept in DNA chains of darkness. If you do not confess being a fallen angel in Lucifer's kingdom, then you are an unbeliever. Unbeliever = those that claim to be made in the image of ELOHIM(gods). REPENT FALLEN ANGELS.

[@cathyvickers9063]

This movie gives us all the haunted house tropes, then turns them all on their head in the punchline at the end.

[@koryeasterday5164]

Def in top 10 best twists of all time. This and Sixth Sense are goats.

[@robster6162]

One of my favourite films. Love this simple old fashioned ghost story. The cast are all excellent. Always throws me at the end, when it’s revealed Victor’s mother is played by the same actress who played Catelyn Stark in Game of Thrones ( Michelle Fairley ).

[@OoMASEoO]

thats wild this whole time I thought it was Joan Allen from Pleasantville 🤦‍♀

[@felixdk8727]

Post-mortem photography became quite the thing after the invention of photgraphy in the early 19th century. The most eerie examples are those, where the corpses were propped up to a position that made them still look alive. Of course, there were also photographs that showed corpses "decorated" for the funeral.

[@victoriaprado6075]

guysss you have to watch gone girl

[@justjacinda5348]

Yes 🙌

[@JackDanReact]

Consider it on the list! Looks like a great suggestion

[@kayamiller]

Great recommendation!

[@plantemor]

One of the best things about this movie is that once you know, ut is so obvious that the entire more, from opening credits to reveal is pretty much telling you exactly what is happening, and yet, you do not know on your first watch until the reveal. Masterful film making.

[@etiennebrownlee4071]

The scriptwriters for this movie were geniuses on throwing the viewers offtrack, everyone was so suspicious, and when you thought you're close to getting what's happening, you realize you still dont know who the others are until the very end..

[@leandroferraz3776]

Almost 25 years after the release of this movie, and after watching many movies and TV shows with similar premises, it's much easier to come close to guessing the twist. But when it first came out... not a chance!

[@joanne1114]

True. I think only The Sixth Sense had done it before?

[@leandroferraz3776]

@@joanne1114 yes. this movie was obviously inspired by the 6th Sense and then... upgraded! but t as pretty much it

[@leandroferraz3776]

- Grace's scream right at the beginning is not an ordinary nightmare. It's the realisation of what she has done to her children and herself. - When the wandering Charles arrives home escorted by Grace, he meets Mrs. Mills, later revealed to be another person among the dead. When he approaches Grace in the fog and as he enters the room to greet his children, Charles' footsteps produce a sound not unlike the clanking of chains - which Anne had previously mentioned is a tell-tale trait of ghosts. - In the scene where Grace is loading the shotgun for the first time, she can be seen pausing in a recollective moment after she slams the breach shut. This is most likely due to her faint realization of deja vu, most likely alluding to her suicide by using the same gun

[@ializarg]

Remember the first sentence of Mr. Tuttle when they arrive to the house? - Oh, I imagine he's dead, like all the rest. The movie is full of clues...

[@spoonunit03]

If only Mrs Mills had made everyone a nice cup of tea earlier, which of course solves all problems, then all of this could have been avoided. :)

[@magaliardizzi1363]

I'm having SO much fun watching you guys react to such scary movies. Can't wait for Mockingjay Part 1 and 2 reactions. Also and not related to the subject, I have a crush on both of you :D

[@ArnoldTohtFan]

_The Others_ is the last genuinely suspenseful ghost story ever made. Indirectly adapted from the late Victorian novella _The Turn of the Screw_ by Henry James, it stays true to the 19th century source material while bringing the setting forward to WW2. Grace reading from Genesis as the camera pans over candle-lit illustrations is among the best introductory sequences ever put to film. The scene where she goes to face the intruders, ascending the stairs while clutching her rosary, whispering the Lord's prayer, is magnificent. You can really feel her terror. _They_ are the ghosts, trapped in the very limbo she had warned her children about. There are subtle hints throughout the film as to what is really going on. In the beginning, Grace wakes up screaming; she was having a nightmare about suffocating her children. Mrs Mills tells Grace that grief can make people do the strangest things; Grace killed her children in a psychotic break after learning that Charles died. When we see Grace retrieve the shotgun, she pauses, as if remembering something; the last time she held it, she was committing suicide. Grace mentions that she is suffering migraines; she had shot herself in the forehead. Ann's breathing becomes laboured when she is agitated; the last thing the children would have experienced is the desperation to breathe as Grace smothered them. Grace mentions that the fog has never been so thick; it is the boundary of the limbo she is now imprisoned within, and she cannot venture beyond it, as Mrs Mills indicates.

[@themaudecast6264]

Cracking timing Jack and Dan! Looking forward to this, all the others so far have been great to watch!

[@JackDanReact]

Really appreciate you stopping by for this one too! Glad you're enjoying the content 😊

[@skyshuttle1977]

Dan’s legs ❤

[@isoldejaneholland8370]

I love watching reactions to this marvelous movie, with people trying to figure out what on earth is going on! 😮 I was the same way. It's actually great to re-watch a second time as well, because you can spot all of the little hints about the twist ahead.

[@lostfeather1420]

watching you guys speculate is everything

[@bulldogdel8073]

23:48 piano plays but stop when door open. brillant when you know the ending.

[@SuperSolrac22]

the legs ♥ I couldn't concentrate

[@oskarobit]

(Chilean-)Spanish film-maker Alejandro Amenábar composed the score as well. I highly recommend the films "Open Your Eyes" and "While At War" by same director. The first, delirious and stunning, had a remake in the USA (Vanilla Sky) and the second is based on the Basque philosopher, writer and professor Miguel de Unamuno, at the door of the Spanish Civil War and Franco's fascism. PS: Amenábar won the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film, 1 Golden Globe and 14 Goyas with "Mar adentro" (The Sea Inside) with Javier Bardem in the main role.

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

a haunted house story from the perspective of the ghosts

[@princessbuttercup5928]

Just found your channel and really enjoy how you do reactions/commentaries. Very to the point and genuine, plus you two are always very sharp viewers and pick up immediately on a lot of plot and theme stuff, which is so fun to watch! Keep it up you guys 😊

[@juliollera1401]

A perfect explain about what a ghost is...

[@katmancilla5777]

So excited!!! I have been waiting for this since I saw your first reaction video!

[@jesuscote3279]

One of the best spanish movies!!! The director and his others movies are amazing.

[@icedzinnia]

You guys should swap the big and small images. I want to SEE it and HEAR you. I'll be back when you do this.

[@JustCallMeMeghan]

This is one of my favorites!! Truly the best twist that no one saw coming. Can I make a Patreon request? A studio tour! Lol. I'd love to see the whole set up!

[@JackDanReact]

I'm sure we could do a studio tour! Although, i do think the term "studio" is far too generous 😂 its a pretty small and boxy room, the tour could be over in a matter of seconds 😅

[@pollyparrot9447]

Algorithm threw this my way - am now subscribed. Fun reaction. It's so much better when the reactors don't twig to the situation too soon.

[@crake345]

Just finished binge watching your videos this week. You guys are hilarious. Hope to see more :)

[@floriangrogoll5206]

I thought I had every good reaction channel on my screen. Thanks to your choice of films, I have to subscribe to you. Because that was a damn cool reaction. Greetings from Germany.

[@JaimeCard]

Yes, looking forward to this! So glad you both look so comfy and cozy and super professional 😂 Dan is such a snake for the beginning bit 😂

[@JackDanReact]

It has become bit of a cosy corner! We need some wall art or something behind us now to complete it. Haha, I tried telling you all that Dan did actually like the foldable wooden chair 😅

[@JaimeCard]

@JackWillReact I believe it! But the matching chairs and the set up is very nice, so to hell with his spine if these ones aren't as comfy! 😂😂

[@evanirvana500]

Everybody thinks everyone's vampires. It's hilarious.

[@thndrcats]

Cozy time with jack and dan? Yes please

[@dfcarvalho]

This is a great movie. A ghost story through the perspective of the ghosts is not something most people expect from a horror movie. And it's done well. There's another very good movie that does something similar and that came out around the same time as this one, but I won't say the name in case you or someone else hasn't seen it. Good stuff.

[@Valoriys]

You guys never watched it before? impossible!

[@nickodimas35]

Love the new set up! Dan doesn't skip leg day! haha. Great video. I love that it took y'all a while to figure out the twist in this one. I actually enjoy this movie despite the jump scares. Well done boys!

[@Ladedadeda2]

This was great, maybe try The Orphanage next? 😊

[@JackDanReact]

Okay, i checked out The Orphanage and it looks seriously creepy... sign me up! 😂

[@auradb1140]

El día que fui al cine a ver esta película fue el 11 de septiembre de 2001, al salir de la.sala nos enteramos de los atentados de NY😢

[@WastedPo]

I'm glad you watched this movie, as it's one of my favorites. Now for a side complaint: I despise the way subtitles are presented - to the degree, that I wish reactors never used them (unless they're actually hard of hearing). For example, the scene in which Anne kept claiming that Victor was opening the curtains: The audience is supposed to wonder if Anne is trying to trick her brother and doing Victor's voice herself. The director is so careful in the way the scene is paced to put doubt in the audience's mind. But then the captions read: "Victor" whenever Victor talks, basically removing one of the scene's possible interpretations. Captions always do this. They frequently just spill plot points that are clearly meant to be withheld from the viewer. (The last part of the finale of Season 1 of "The Last of Us" is another example, the part in the car.)

[@dwcinnc]

It has always bothered me is that in this huge house, they made Mr. Tuttle sleep in the barn

[@justjacinda5348]

One of my favorite movies! Great video

[@KbearMcYumYums]

I support the new chairs/cam angle. Dan clearly does not skip leg dayyyy 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@suejaneuk1681]

I saw this in 2000 and we were all shocked. It was a known thing, to not let it slip. It was a bit like Agatha Christie's Mousetrap. No one who has seen it, have never revealed the ending.

[@DarkSister.]

I really enjoy you two, you always make me laugh 😂

[@vee7586]

you guys give great reactions and i'm always happy to see an upload from you! glad you enjoyed the twist on this. i bet the rewatch will be insane for you now that you know.

[@suzub8963]

If you like mystery solving suspense horrors I recommend Stir in the Echoes, The Black Phone, and What Lies Beneath. I think you guys or anyone here in the comments will love these. Certainly some of my favorites! 😊

[@lismariesweetie]

😂 yeah but can you imagine having been Victor and his parents? Curtains keep closing, smacking into suddenly locked doors ALL THE TIME😂😂😂😂😂😂 I'd move too.i don't mind ghosts I the house, ive got 2 in mine, but if they start locking doors, one of us has to go

[@soymilk]

I saw this when it came out in the theaters and it was a terrifying experience!

[@prettyinink0506]

Love your reactions! Always makes me laugh! I recommend you guys to watch Oculus (2013) Great Movie 🎥 🍿

[@JackDanReact]

That's awesome, glad you're enjoying the videos! 😊 I'm putting Oculus on the list, it looks great on IMDB!

[@SocietyofIdiocracy]

Oculus is a good one

[@QueenMabx]

y'all are so fun and charming, i only recently really got into horror films and it's been a pleasure watching some great material with y'all ❤

[@j0j01192]

One of my favorite films growing up. Absolutely brilliant twist at a time when twists werent that big.

[@erinl4626]

#ComfierChairForDan #MaybeANiceSquishyRecliner "Fuck yeah, I love ghosts" Not sure if you guys have considered reacting to TV shows, but 'The Haunting of Hill House' is one I think you'd get right into - I'd love to see your reactions. Mike Flanagan is the head writer/director and he has quite a few good, creepy shows on Netflix that would be fun to see you two watch!

[@lizmagu3189]

Yes, they'd love Hill House. It's AMAZING!!

[@ShawnDraven]

The seen where the mom and dad are talking in the bedroom if you pay attention to the mirror on the armoire you will see the dad isn't in the reflection.

[@davewoody4182]

The others is certainly a spine tingler. Wholeheartedly recommend "The haunting" (1963) for a classic gothic masterpiece. Anyway great reaction video from a great couple of thighs... Sorry I mean guys.. Damn it! Hahahahaha

[@Fairygrl_TW]

New Sub, Really enjoyed. Such a great film, the concept, twist, and audio horror. The sounds really elevate the fear, love it. Thanx so much, Peace

[@austejajurkynaite9719]

Def gonna watch this movie during spooky season!

[@vitamins00]

So excited to watch this yay! If you haven't seen them, please watch gone girl, kill bill, and stranger things if you're willing to do a series ♡

[@TNgirl546]

It never says how long they have been dead (the mother and children) but they were already dead when the servants first arrived.

[@DinerLingo]

If you’re keen on ghost/haunted house stories, I highly recommend “The Changeling” (1980). George C Scott plays a composer who retreats to a big creepy mansion after the tragic loss of his family, & well, things get even creepier. It scarred me as a kid. Actually, you could do a George C Scott double bill, “The Changeling” & “The Exorcist 3” (which has maybe the best jump scare in all of cinema).

[@sunnyskiez91]

I think I watched this in theaters when It came out in 2001. The Others, Scary Movie 2, and Jeepers Creepers were the movies I remember from that year. I think I was around 9/10 at the time! Oh I love and missed those times 😢❤

[@rickardroach9075]

46:19 He sees dead people.

[@smallvillefan72]

really great movie. one of my favorite! glad you watched it!!

[@charlottemoon2886]

"They're not melting Dan!!!" Brilliant lol

[@Christrulesall2]

The men are watching the reaction, whilst the women are watching dan's hamstrings.😂😂

[@joannacook6272]

Best movie ever!!!! ❤

[@bluegypsy71]

42:43 😅 I've never heard anyone apologize for being jump scared❣

[@aureliusandthespiral]

I recommend, "The Blackcoat's daughter" and "Possessor".

[@pampennyworth]

The joke’s on you mate because I effing love custard. 😂😂😂

[@bethcushway458]

If you love ghosts I highly recommend Gothika. It's the film that kicked started the resurgence in paranormal ghosty films but it's also a fantastic psychological thriller at the same time. Halle Berry and Penélope Cruz are both incredible in it. Definitely a must watch for ghost lovers and I think you'll be one of the first channels to react to it too.❤

[@gate8475]

Omg I remember I had this movie on usb, I watched it sooo many times, I neever expected they were actually the ghosts, its the best twist ever😂

[@forestrot666]

I remember seeing this in the cinema. It was scary enough at the time,but definately the film happened to be one that a 11 year old raised on old horror and Tim Burton could see. These days, with my hubs and I have adpoted this as one of our go to horror/thriller/paranormal films in the house. We enjoy it so much, that we have it in our personal and curated VHS collection. :} ALSO a good film when your sick or snowed in!

[@jlaw7842]

Hello guys! I love love your reactions!! I have liked, subscribed and also joined your Patreon. Random question. Does anyone know if we are able to watch Patreon on the television/Roku? Thank you and keep the video reactions coming!

[@Ryans_world215]

Nicholas knew what was up 😂😂😂

[@adtu21]

Yay finally a new chair! Justice!💪😂😊

[@rickardroach9075]

23:01 Anne: If you were in a German "scheisse" video, you... you'd tell me, right? Grace: Sure, hon.

[@OoMASEoO]

"OH FUCK DAN THERE'S DAYLIGHT EVERYWHERE!" 🤣🤣