the worst bedrooms on reddit (neckbeard nests)

[@Cuestar]

"worst bedrooms on reddit" *first post is a kitchen*

[@richardjared960]

Omg 😂😂

[@Thatoneguy48147]

People live in kitchens too

[@kjbyrd1113]

Tea bags

[@Victoria-pr4xe]

​@kjbyrd1113 cue said "british" and I knew it was a mountain of used teabags

[@rhamieljoseph9775]

Might be British

[@AlfieEdwards]

I think the british kitchen pile is tea-bags. it's normal to pile maybe 7 or 8 absolute max in a little pot until you throw them properly in the bin later(so your tea-spoon isn't hovering in bin air), but it looks like they only used that kitchen for tea making and just piled them up forever.

[@nadnevbahne821]

bruh it looks like some fungus from the last of us, how can there be this many teabags?

[@jonmcknight18]

I usually keep my teabag in my cup till I finish.

[@highlycaffeinated1599]

If that isn't teabags, I don't want to live on this planet anymore

[@heathercameron1485]

Definitely teabags.

[@Leleche]

Yeah, we have a tea saucer, for your used tea bags and it holds 5 and then you can put them in the bin. Between me and visitors I empty it 2/3 times a day

[@joshuazane3210]

"This might be a British person, so that's rough to begin with." That line had me in stitches. 😄

[@JUMALATION1]

Finnish neckbeard nest unfortunately

[@grumpiesttitan7930]

They're Swedish likely

[@JUMALATION1]

@@grumpiesttitan7930 No. I recognise packages like Xtra cookies, an R-Kioski bag, a Sipsi chips bag, ED energy drink bottles and a Reissumies sandwich package, all VERY Finnish brands.

[@iraluhtaniemi4450]

Yes, finnish!! Xtra package, R-kioski paper bag and the blue chip bag that reads "sipsi"

[@kirbyleggington7205]

Lmao right? Imagine calling them people💀/lhj

[@thekavestation]

a hikikomori is basically just a shut in so a hikikomori depression nest is just their disgusting bedroom

[@butter865]

From what I understand, it's someone who's kinda given up on life and just decide to rot away in their house/apartment.

[@TKUltra971]

@@butter865 nursing homes for the youth! In seriousness, so many buckle under the high social anxieties and expectations over there. I wasn't really surprised watching the youtube special. Like the one guy who was a genius in car engineering but was outcast in his office. So he quit and shut himself in before the age of 30. Crazy.

[@Itakebigcraps]

@@butter865 It is a neet (not in employnebt eucation or training)

[@draculastraphouse7863]

My room gets really messy sometimes but it's mainly due to the fact I'm always at work and when I'm at home I just want to sleep or chill

[@space_pollution]

What’s the difference between a hikikomori and an otaku? Are otakus specifically obsessed with anime?

[@grudgegirl6440]

Sometimes I feel bad because I think my room looks like these nests. But then I see all the *garbage* and I know I could never. My room is a cluttered disaster but it's not garbage. I just have enough stuff for a whole house crammed into one tiny ass bedroom.

[@johnwalker1058]

Same. I have a messy room in the sense that there is a bunch of stuff stacked around, but nothing is super dirty or filthy. I just simply have too much stuff and too little space to properly store it.

[@Wondahoyyy266]

Sameeee I clear any trash and cups out every night but the stuff clutter to too real

[@justinpatterson5291]

Yeah, same. I have all my camp gear and electric garden tools in the smallest room of the house. Wardrobes both have stuff tetris'd on top of and next to them. I still somehow have floor space though...

[@BOG0690]

Same here. I have a 2 bedroom and use 1 bedroom as auxiliary storage

[@Scrinwaipwr]

I love how at 5:47 the TV is literally looking concerned at the mess.

[@kimjohnson642]

Omg! 😂 your so right 😂

[@Magical_Trash]

I’m HOLLERING 🤣🤣🤣😂😭

[@BadgerCheese94]

Ron Stopable does not approve

[@pbscatcher]

why the hell is the wild kratts on wtf

[@PorkSzoda]

There was a point in my life when I was a younger teen where I had gnats in my room. You are 100% correct about something being wrong, that was the absolute lowest point in my life, and I hope I never get low enough to disregard the cleanliness of my environment again. At the time, my mindset was 'I am filth, why does it matter if I live in filth?' That on top of tackling the mess just seeming like an impossible task, things got bad. I hope anyone reading this who is experiencing anything similar will know that things really can change, as annoying as it is to hear. I'm a very clean person now after realizing that I didn't deserve to live like that.

[@piiinkDeluxe]

❤

[@Tsuchiyomi]

I can 100% understand the slippery slope into nesthood. I have a little bit of a can buildup (I can max out at like 15 cans) but I will always get grossed out like every other day (maybe 4-5 days if I'm sad) and they will be taken out. I could EASILY start nesting

[@draculastraphouse7863]

I've had a low level nest before with beer cans and other random trash just laying around and dirty dishes on my desk, I clean it up only for it to be the same 2 weeks later

[@miltonbates6425]

These look more like violent crime scenes than bedrooms.

[@space_pollution]

As someone with mental health issues, my lowest point ever was when mold started growing in a glass of juice I had on my bedside table for like 3 months lol

[@emilyslicer2843]

Bro I had mold growing in a mostly dried out glass of wine 😭 The struggle is real

[@you-got_mail9020]

Same, I still have a habit of bringing my coffee cup up to my room and forgetting it’s there 🫢

[@SkyeWPlayz]

Sadly I had a depression nest, last for 2-3 years where I'd clean a little till I got to overwhelmed with it, I was embarrassed to even have my door open let alone have my friend hangout with me there. But this year I broke down and finally asked for help and my friend and I cleaned my room to where It is actually livable now and doesn't make me feel self conscious or have anxiety over the door accidentally opening.

[@PelemusMcSoy]

Are you doing better now? My ex-wife used to have perpetual depressions nest around our place. I can only hope she doesn't have them still wherever she is now.

[@SkyeWPlayz]

@@PelemusMcSoy Sadly the past few weeks I've been at my grandparents cause of issues at home where I felt unsafe. But so far I'm making sure to keep everything clean, though I still get depressed at times.

[@PelemusMcSoy]

@@SkyeWPlayz I'm sorry to hear that. Are you safe now at least? If you can, I would highly recommend therapy to help process the negative emotions. Hang in there.

[@fionafox420]

I’m a very clean person, to the point where it’s annoying sometimes. I cannot imagine being able to function in these spaces. It hurts me to imagine just being in there 💀

[@gamingbytetv665]

I’m the same. Quite bad depression and anxiety but I clean because it’s something I can control. My ex gf lived like this so you can imagine my anxiety was through the roof lol

[@CelestialHart]

I think depression makes a lot of this possible and once it gets this bad it's too overwhelming to tackle for most people. That and shame usually keeps them from asking for help.

[@atomheartmaddie]

Oh for sure, depression most literally slows how our motor skills function in our brains. It's why getting out of bed, using the bathroom and cleaning yourself are such daunting tasks when, in everyday life, you wouldn't think twice about those. A lot of people think it's just all mental, and that you can simply "get over it" or that it's an excuse to be lazy, but in reality, you are *so* focused on the struggle of staying alive to the point that showering and cleaning is not important.

[@gamingbytetv665]

@@atomheartmaddieI have the opposite problem. Quite bad depression and anxiety, but I keep my place pretty clean because it’s something I can control. I feel so sorry for these people because my ex gf was like this(which you can imagine sent my anxiety through the roof). I cleaned it top to bottom only for it to return to that state a few weeks later. I was angry at first, but later I realised what was going on and that whilst it is her fault, it’s indirectly.

[@KFrost-fx7dt]

Who do you even ask for help? I feel like there is no help in this world.

[@captainsnippy7957]

As a person who's apartment looks like these posts more often than I'd like, the real challenge is keeping it clean after you do a big clean. Like I'll watch hoarders and take some time to get my shit together but then I slip right back into letting everything go again and it's a vicious cycle

[@lenibeni7421]

I really like the Mantra "don’t put it down, put it away" for this exact reason. Yes it got popular on the t-site but it actually IS helpful! Every time you’ve got something in your hand and you don’t feel like putting it away? Just remind yourself and say it out loud or just in your head, whatever you like… until you actually HAVE put it away either in the trash or into it’s designated space. Do NOT put it down anywhere else for any reason, make it a little game and even if it is foreign sometimes… it really does improve it and make it better! It’s even a bit fun that way, and at the end of a stressful week you will find that you actually don’t have to tidy that much up since nothing has accumulated and you will not get overwhelmed as easily!

[@gamingbytetv665]

@@lenibeni7421True. I’m pretty clean despite depression and anxiety, and I do this with the dishes. Clean it as soon as I use it, and I don’t allow myself to eat until remainder of what I cooked is in tubs ready for the fridge/freezer etc and the pots and pans are cleaned out and put away. It saves so much time in the long run.

[@DecKrash]

Hikkikimori is a type of severe social aversion that more often occurs in Asian countries like Japan and South Korea, usually brought about by societal stress, bullying, family expectations, etc, combined with a collectivist culture that vilifies the family for a child who ends up that way, so parents often hide that child away, rather than stage an intervention or get help for him/her. So I think that showing off their living habits in an attempt to shame them is ill-advised.

[@pomelo9262]

*hikikomori

[@k3nickie2.04]

This, yo. this was my exact thought. Video is chill otherwise that one just kinda threw me off

[@kippledipple]

Hikikomori is something many young people in Japan suffer from. Not all of them, but the number is astoundingly high. It can also happen to older generations but mainly it's the younger ones. They've usually just given up. They feel like they have nothing to live for and just order items and food to their home to never leave. Many of them even develop genuine fears of the outside world causing them to become much worse and find ways to distract themselves. Usually that involves video games and anime which ends up confining them to one area. Because of this feeling of hopelessness and meaningless, cleaning also seems pointless.

[@InvasionAnimation]

For anyone wondering dude in the tv at 6:00 is Chris Kratt from a childrens cartoon known as the wild kratts. The Kratt brothers are also from a popular old children cartoon known as Zooboomafoo.

[@anonymous-sus406]

I thought it was Martin

[@RomanoCountyFair]

Been in a depression since my divorce earlier this year, and my new apartment was turning into a neckbeard nest. Something snapped in me last week. While it was hard and took lots of work, i cleaned it up. The benefits of a clean space cant be overstated.

[@catfish513]

Usually I don’t like looking at these types of pics on my own or on other KZbin channels but there’s something about your viewpoint and compassion that makes it a lot of fun to watch. You really have something special going on here and I’m happy you’re making more videos. I think you strike such a good balance in your content. Glad you’re back! (But I’m also glad you took time to go create music and do stuff you love!)

[@ASHE_ATTACC]

"is that ronstoppable from Kimpossible" THAT IS MARTIN KRATT AND YOU WILL RESPECT HIS NAME

[@liamisresponsible]

Was looking for this comment. Wild Kratts was what I grew up with

[@uncannyvalentine]

good timing, i cleaned my room up a bit earlier today! it isnt exactly where i want it to be yet but im trying to keep it from getting any worse, lol. gotta say that i really appreciate you humanizing the people behind these rooms and not being outright rude or anything /genuine. i look forward to all of your vids but this series has to be my favorite :] love you cue, hope you have a great autumn

[@piiinkDeluxe]

Yes agree.

[@virtualjayna]

hope ur doing alright, u got this!!

[@joshuas.986]

4:55 the chinese hacker across the world waking up to start his day by ruining my time on any fps game

[@samfield3182]

It's hard to believe I was living like this through my teens. It was a learnt behavior as my mum was the definition of a horder and being a narcissist and me being so young convinced me it was normal or it wasn't that bad. The day I tried to make change after finding jordan peterson and kept my room clean for a week she got pissed at me a said word for word "what, do you think you're God or something!?" From that day forward I knew what I didn't want to become

[@Magy09able]

Watching these types of videos gives me some kind of confidence. My apartment can get cluttered quickly for dumbest reasons: there is stuff that needs to be put somewhere, like books or boxes, there are dirty dishes, bills, laundry that needs to be ironed, pens lying around. And yeah, getting thigs in order can really take up a week. I used to think that only people in the lowest of low have "depression nests" or also stop looking after themselves. The truth is it's easy to get stuck in this loop. I don't have a diagnosed depression, but at my lowest point in life I didn't brush my teeth for several days, ordered lots of take-out daily, the trash just piled up because "who cares". So don't be me, clean your place.

[@BeepDragon]

YESS! Thanks for blessing us with another neckbeard nests vid. I love your commentary, especially these and that time you livestreamed those short horror movies. Great stuff

[@h3in3k3nx3]

British person here, i think that first pile was the tea bag pile. i throw the pile once a week, this pile could be a couple weeks old though at least

[@moose656]

At 5:43, can we also just add that he's watching a children's cartoon? Wild Kratts, my nieces love it, but I wouldn't watch it by myself lol

[@aeartwork_]

'even in the chaos of their life, they have one thing thats consistent, and that's the cola type beverage they like to enjoy.' that kinda hits the mark with many people living like this. they're often going through (or have gone through) some real trauma that's really messing up their head, and you see it manifest in their environment. they find consistent things that make them happy or give them a sense of stability or escape, and choose not to see anything else because they can't face it. i feel so bad for people living like this because i know they get judged harshly and looked down on, when they're just people that don't know how to cope. I've known many, and I've never met one living like this just out of laziness

[@Scrinwaipwr]

0:06 it's a pile of used teabags, mate.

[@Cuestar]

SORRY IM NOT BRITISH I DIDNT KNOW

[@Lorraine..]

​@@Cuestarim british and didnt know it was teabags 😂😂

[@sekovittol3124]

00:15 When you asked if it was a British thing, I figured tea bags.

[@Firevine]

That last one is just "depression is my personality". That one is on purpose. We had bad fruit flies in our kitchen this year, and it's a miserable experience. Probably a combination of moving garden beds much closer to the house, plus our back patio door being out of whack and having a huge gap, and the dryest year I can recall so they were probably hunting any kind of moisture at all. Any time you'd go to the sink, there would be a cloud of them coming out of the drain. I can't imagine what it's like being in that room.

[@FTMothman]

A Hikikomori is a Japanese term for a shut in. They’re usually people with horrible social anxiety. I’m not gonna lie I’m not too far off from one(Got the severe anxiety part down) but my bedroom doesn’t look like that. I cannot imagine a room getting as bad as these rooms, even if I thought I’d push myself too hard I’d at least call a cleaner or something.

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

Love the Dio SBR profile pic 🥺

[@Andy_1777]

Having done no research but been through several days, weeks & months of autistic burnout & depression I can say that a depression nest is usually a ring of accumulated items around your bed that you keep for convenience so you don’t have to get up. In my case it was phone charger, remotes, Xbox controllers, medicines & food on my right side, trash pile on my left side & my clean & dirty laundry sorted at the end of my bed.

[@plushiepaint]

5:43 bro is watching wild kratts

[@jamesbarnousky1270]

First pic: When you come downstairs after hearing your cat hack up hairballs all night

[@stuffz4040]

The unfortunate thing about clutter is it’s so much more difficult when you don’t have much space or any of the fancy organizers. In college I shared a single room 3-way, and my roommates and I weren’t neat freaks but we weren’t slobs either. The room would frequently get fruit fly problems. If you left one cup of juice overnight, and then your other roommate left one the next night and so forth the place becomes a depression nest without much effort. I guess it also had structural damage such as frequent leaks, and some of the people who shared the house with us were stoners so that didn’t help.

[@photolyclayoly8059]

Very obviously spaces don’t become like this without some sort of mental or physical illness creating a wall the person hits that stops them from tidying, as someone mentally ill I have low spoons for cleaning due to it being low on the priority list. I’ve found a way to help is a cleaning method I named 15 on 15. You sit and watch a show undistracted, works best with a show in a language you don’t know so you hAve to pay attention to it, set a timer for 15 minutes to watch the show and then when the timer goes off pick up 15 items and put them were they go. And then watch the show for 15 mins and continue.

[@closetodeathseth]

Those things in that British kitchen are tea bags. They love them a spot of tea!

[@sFLOCKY]

Bruh, half of them aren't as bad as mine... I wanna cry

[@Cuestar]

it's okay! i need to clean up too! just start making some progress and it'll happen faster than you think

[@piiinkDeluxe]

Feel you. Start small. Continouity might help, 10 mins every day. Or, like cue said, just get a few bags, and sort it in big categories.

[@CheetahsLikeDonuts]

Then fix it lol

[@bhvshmah]

@@CheetahsLikeDonutseasier said than done

[@kookiesandcream5930]

5:07 for context, "hikkikomori" is a Japanese term which translates to "pull inward," or "be confined," and is also known as "severe social withdrawal"; it refers to both a lifestlye of extreme social isolation and self-confinement and the people who partake in it. This is often the result of a mental disability and/or social struggle/trauma, and it can worsen the mental health, relationships, and social skills of the affected individual.

[@slashbash1347]

My advice is, "If you don't know where you'll put it, it's junk."

[@slightlybitter]

Love the new vids and love the regular content like neckbeard nests! Glad to see so many videos coming out recently!

[@Cuestar]

i'm really having fun with vids again, i'm happy you're enjoying them

[@slightlybitter]

⁠@@CuestarI’m really happy you’re having fun again! I know it’s not easy making content so frequently

[@Cozyhorrorshow]

Good timing on this Vid. I just finally cleaned my room after a pretty severe bout of depression. The cycle of letting it get semi bad, then becoming overwhelmed at the idea of trying to clean it, then continuing to add to the stressful mess is so hard. Proud of myself, even though most people are just able to do it. My brain just doesn’t work that way

[@draculastraphouse7863]

Im definitely going to clean my room today after seeing this. It's not even half as messy as most of these rooms here but i gotta put a stop to it before it becomes a nest

[@remissiveslave]

7:03. Nah, that rugs done for. Hazmat suit, razor blades, u-haul, gloves, out of there. I had a neckbeard room around a week ago. Beer cans everywhere. Clutter, cardboard, pile of old electronics in corner covered in dust, cloths, everywhere. My cheaply done tiled floor of 8 years was scabby and torn up from shitty chairs ripping it up. Removed the tile, bought a dark rug, cleaned over two garbage bags of clutter up, recycled a ton of electronics, bought a vacuum and rug extractor, organized stuff. It truly is worth every second.

[@StraytheSkies]

I just needed inspiration to clean my apartment. Thanks

[@Miserae]

My husband is a Brit. We saw that giant pile and he said ‘those are tea bags- specifically Tetley tea bags.’

[@artisticfruitloops5097]

This makes me wanna clean my depression room cuz I'm scared I'm gonna randomly appear here

[@DJ-wl5qo]

I should send this video to my mom when she asks me to clean my room to show her just how bad it can get.

[@PelemusMcSoy]

Careful, she might retort with "Which is why you need to clean it!"

[@ClownBARF]

I have a really small bedroom so it doesnt take long at all for stuff like this to happen to me. this video makes me wanna clean it up now.

[@bloodeagle6458]

These ppl are one step away from being homeless

[@clairebear-96]

“it seems like they dragged a dead body out of this room every day for a year” 😂😭💀

[@bard4uu]

when i was 13 i was sent to live with my uncle in a different state because my parents couldnt properly care for me and i didnt know my uncle or his family very well so i got rly depressed and i had moldy dishes in my room and id cover them with a blanket when people came in, it was awful. my room was upstairs so it was hard for me to just "clean" and bring all the dishes down so id throw them away and feel guilty after. im 21 now and the worst my room gets is some clothes on the floor and a few cans. depression can make cleaning feel like an impossible task

[@yeeyeeyeeye]

That bear from the Big Blue House really fell off according to that house listing.

[@aduckofsomesort]

The show is wild Kratts, the Kratt brothers from Zoboomafoo. And I think my window AC unit was smaller than that when I had one, the only window I could put it in was like super small. But my entire apartment was mostly one room and only 500 ft.² so it was fine.

[@Cave____]

5:47 I am almost 99% sure that is my friends room (yes it is his fucking room) damn it

[@soulassassin0g]

For the blue house; the first pic is further away showing the extra space behind the table, then the second one is taken from behind said table showing the rest of the room.

[@25aspooner]

Tea bags. Alllllll the tea bags.

[@ashleyhamlin511]

From the first room?????!!

[@redfrog1628]

That's what that mountain was?

[@25aspooner]

@@ashleyhamlin511 Yep. I zoomed in and could see some tags. The stove probably quit, so he’s been using the electric kettle down in the right corner. Also note the 2L plastic pitchers for said tea.

[@angusgibbins4954]

I've got a mate whose job it is to inspect government housing commissions where he lives. The amount of porn he finds stashed up in ceiling cavities is unbelievable.

[@NisJol]

Large majority of the time people don’t live like this just because they’re lazy. Usually it’s a mix of mental health problems and being neglected/abused as a child. So maybe dont turn it into a joke for internet points.

[@RedVRCC]

8:23 there's a lone lotion bottle in front of the TV... I have a pretty good idea of what that's used for...

[@chandahinton1707]

I think that pile in the kitchen (first room shown) are tea bags.. lots and lots of tea bags

[@Texan_Patriot]

Those beer cans definitely have a bit of beer in them amd beer is just hops, sugar and all sorts of things bugs LOVE. I can GUARANTEE you that they have bugs of some sort....

[@KendlickLama]

As a german i see the cans and my only thought is "damn, thats a lot of pfand, good for you

[@elohzza9599]

Omg I haven't seen your vids in years! So glad this showed up on my recommends

[@devnotes00]

A "hikikomori" is basically a recluse, shut in, extreme introvert or any of those adjectives

[@tropixi5336]

that mountain is tea bags.. and normally you throw them away when your dish is full or throw it away right after you made your tea

[@TheDemonAscended]

We should make a distinction between neckbeard nests and depression dens. Depression dens eventually get cleaned if and when they come out of it or if you got a good friend.

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

6:13 Looks to be a picture of Martin Kratt from the kids' show Wildcrats on PBS kids... I watched that growing up

[@Magical_Trash]

12:12 that was quite the turnaround 😯 good for her 😆😆😆

[@chameleon28]

The person who cleaned up their place….im proud of you! Cleaning is good for your soul😊

[@mork6668]

Hihikamori is a term in Japan for usually young people that isolate themselves in their house, completely reliant on their family to live,and basically they are recluses that don't interact with anyone socially,and tend to have messy ,dirty houses....I think I covered it,but a Japanese person might have something else to add

[@Chubby_Runs]

I keep my room pretty damn clean but I still feel like I need to clean up after watching these, I just imagine living in these spaces and it’s horrible

[@charbostock2079]

It's normal in England to have like a little ceramic spoon rest next to your kettle that you leave used teabags on. You'd usually pile like maybe 4-5 max on there before throwing them in the bin and washing the spoon rest. It should definitely be emptied and washed at least every 2 days just to prevent fruit flies, anyway. It never occurred to me how weird that would sound to people from other cultures

[@sabrinanite]

Yay! Love seeing more Cuestar uploads 🎉

[@vainpiers]

Im trying to sort out my depression nest. Laundry is my worst enemy. I finally took out recycling and the bin, im slowly getting through laundry. Ive been working long hours, having medical issues and generally zapped for energy.

[@d0rky]

at 7:20ish those would be a mini bunk bed i think. where the bottom mattress rolls out.

[@RezaQin]

I'm glad the most clutter in my room are gunpla and I have them on a nice shelf rack. I used to go into houses for a living and I've definitely been in some hoarder houses. It's pretty sad.

[@butterflyangel5685]

i like the new stuff. ur my favorite comfort youtuber and u could put out a podcast discussing laundry detergent ingredients and it would be nice just to listen to ur voice. i look forward to the future of ur channel

[@AnastasiaPlantlegs]

There was so much going on in the date room you didnt even notice the trump flag hanging over THE TV 😭

[@jonleibow3604]

Hanging a flag of a politician on one's wall is uncomfortably cultish (regardless of who the politician is)

[@AnastasiaPlantlegs]

@jonleibow3604 cool but yk nobody threw h8speech after me when ANYONE ELSE got elected but in 2016 right after mister Donald got into office some dudes told me 'your people won't be around for much longer'. I'm queer. Culty as any people supporting politicians are, none are as devoted as these folks. And they want me dead. So forgive me if I think this is a bit worse than another politician

[@kellyshea92]

All i see is toxic fire hazards

[@redfrog1628]

I'm always fascinated by videos like this, it's so interesting for some reason. Also hi cue, I've been watching for like a few years now lol

[@kittyjeany]

Yes, neckbeard nests! I love these! And idk, as someone with diagnosed depression and being a huge anime stuff collector, i kind of get it, but at the same time i dont. I get, that you want to escape reality and anime is a good way to do so and you forget everything around you or you just dont care anymore for anything thats not on the screen. But at the same time, i personally knew, i cant get away with this forever and i wanted to improve my situation, so i try to keep my appartment maybe not as tidy as in an ikea catalogue, but at least clean. If i come home to a clean appartment, i feel more at ease as when i come back home to a dump. Its a vicious cycle when you cant force yourself to keep clean. So im just slightly disgusted, but i feel more sorry for these poor people than anything

[@mxich8791]

I used to do admin for a pest control company...the stories and pictures our techs would come back with were honestly sickening at times. Trash, food, cockroaches, droppings...yeah. it's wild what people keep behind closed doors.

[@maxirunpl]

Those are the videos I watch for motivation to clean my room

[@HPerrin]

Hey Cue, I’m so glad you’re back. I love videos like this. It makes me want to clean and get my act together, so just giving my two cents, this kind of content +1.

[@Toxoplasmosis679]

That was some sick tapping in the bonus clip

[@pancakes8670]

If you're curious the cartoon that was on that dudes TV was a kids show called "Wild Kratts", a cartoon about the Kratt Brothers that teaches kids about different animals.

[@Cottontailart]

I'm disabled and my home is cluttered because I moved into a smaller home but I'm glad I do make sure the bed sheets are changed weekly and rubbish is taken out etc

[@Styphoryte]

7:20 never thought id see the day where someone actually lets their carpet get so bad creating trails throughout the home lmfao. I mean ive had worn out carpet, but damn thats a whole nother level. 😂

[@KateMcMahon-y4i]

Love the Guitar picking at the end😊

[@NotKenBlock94]

Every time I start to think that my room is looking a bit messy, I see these and am glad that it never gets to this point.

[@marshmallowmountains4636]

Unless your carpet is shaggy, you can sweep carpet if you've got a bunch of small things too big for a vacuum! There's a technique to it that I don't know how to explain, but I did this to our carpet while working retail (store sold carpet so they covered some floor with carpet for product to sit on).

[@siximpossiblethings6388]

I don't actually know what the thing in the first image is, but I was waiting for it to open its eyes and demand Solo and the wookie.

[@PrimateProductions]

Hikikomori is someone who is "lazy", has no social contact, just stays in their room with no contribution to society, doesn't work, doesn't go to school, etc.

[@bhvshmah]

I wouldn't use the word lazy in this context. They're like that because they're severely depressed and/or they have social anxiety. A 'lazy' person wouldn't go as far as being a shut-in 24/7 and not contributing to society.

[@PrimateProductions]

@bhvshmah that's not true... and it's not me who claimed they are lazy, that is the description from those in Japan

[@AmericanWireman]

My best advice for anyone wanting to keep your house clean, Clean everyday for 5 minutes, throw away trash, rinse off dishes, don't let food stay on dishes, Hang up coats and put away clothes, Dont let anything accumulate on the floor!

[@swagwolfgang]

It gets to a point where it just feels like too much to clean

[@Plasticplas1]

7:19 They're just older mattresses. A lot of old school mattresses are patterned like that.

[@daisychain3747]

I had a moment where I shared my bed with a pile of clothes but that only lasted 2 days. Still wasn't fun but I couldn't imagine living like that full time. Trash would be even worse

[@bhoclatebhipbookie]

My bedroom, no where near as bad as these used to get pretty icky during my worst bouts of depression. Usually a couple days worth of food dishes and wrappers, dirt and dog fur (i have dogs) all over the ground, full trash, clothes piling over my laundry basket onto the floor and just clutter in general. And then i got a job as a housekeeper and i kid you not i became a clean freak. My room is vaccumed and all my furniture is wiped down a few times a week and my bed is always made, no dishes stay in for more than a couple hours if i do decide to eat in my room. If you struggle to clean maybe you should try housekeeping lol. Getting paid to do it made it easier to do at home. Just felt normal at that point even though i had never been that way before.