Exploring the SCP Foundation: SCP-8066: Phobophobia: The Only Thing to Fear

[@YeahItsRico]

I love how some of the SCP foundations containment procedures basically just boil down to “we know where it is and its pretty chill, but if it suddenly decides not to be we cant help you sorry”

[@crabofchaos7881]

It's kind of the whole keter shtick. I mean, they are often actively dangerous and have an unknown location, but they are literally kind of "there's nothing we can do, sorry"

[@rogershaftly6976]

The Ethics Committee thanks you for being understanding

[@RotalHenricsson]

If you throw it in a box and it does nothing: it's Safe. If you throw it in a box but you have to keep fiddling with the box so it does nothing: it's Euclic. If you throw it in a box and you have no idea if it's going to do something: it's also Euclid (i have a hard time understanding Euclid tbh) If you throw it in a box and it eats the box even if you fiddle with the box: it's Keter. (have replacement-boxes ready) far as i can discern this exact sentiment is behind the class-designations, which is probably why they revamped the entire thing to a whole-new system nobody on KZbin uses because it's daftly overcomplicated.

[@Prodigi50]

You got Safe exactly right. A little bit of fiddling with the box is necessary to know what is really needed to contain something, so Euclid is basically the default designation since it’s what most irl people and animals are. Keter doesn’t necessarily eat the box, but A LOT of fiddling is required to keep it in the box. And the new designations aren’t overly complicated, they just don’t fit into a typical KZbin reading well.

[@jadegreenleaf781]

​@@RotalHenricssoneuclid seems like a catch all- like smth too hard to contain to be a safe, but not quite hard enough to be a keter or apolyon

[@blackcrowrain]

Weird theory: Every person in the article is named after a famous actor/director in classic horror movies, which fits 2006's fixation with it. My theory is that none of this actually happens and 2006 transcended the narrative reality of The SCP Foundation by shapeshifting into this article to scare us.

[@Sluggadome_Rotunda_Bernardson]

Ok I started rolling my eyes a bit at first but nah this is amazing

[@ndscartridges]

hol' up, their writing is fire?!

[@theseusswore]

thsts such a meta way of storytelling man what the fuck its too perfect to not be intentional

[@adlernelson285]

You know, at first, I was scared that something bad was going to happen to 2006. Instead, he just finally became really good at scaring people. Good for you, bestie.

[@witness1603]

bro has been working on himself for a few years and is finally ready to prove himself in this post-capitalist society... mad respects to him for not giving up and becoming a fearcel like the other dweeb SCPs.

[@badman5852]

Dweeb SCPs...can he stand against Stan, from accounting?

[@shovknight3008]

The scariest part to me was the last few sentences which really wrapped all the themes from this and the main 2006 articles together I felt. Just the fact that everyone reading this knows that by screaming they are giving 2006 exactly what it wants and is reinforcing in his head that this is how to truly scare people is just chilling to me. Also I was wondering how 2006 would figure out Randal’s full name but then I remembered something that made everything else make sense. Randal leaves his full name at the end of the 2006 article.

[@miadmahshidi8101]

Huh...that explains the name bit.but what about the "to big to have see" thing?

[@alexbradshaw5466]

@@miadmahshidi8101 it became a memetic (memory based) anomaly so it didn't need a physical form anymore

[@miadmahshidi8101]

@@alexbradshaw5466 ohhhhh,that makes sence.(it became something more scary then 3125 )

[@Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

SCP-2006: Calm SCP-8066: *P A N I C*

[@ricardohoang8452]

From 8066 to 2006 is crazy 😂

[@roeberdt-bT.1021]

...4266 as well...,.

[@evanwagner9639]

I absolutely loved the bit of the old man being forced to obey, and forced to be clean. It really feels like an almost comic relief from the rest of this fucked up onni-horror

[@Serenity_Dee]

I feel like whoever wrote this has opinions about PhDs who insist on being addressed as "Doctor [lastname]" by everyone and not just in formal settings such as seminars or by undergrad students in class. And I mean the kinds of strong opinions you only develop in grad school and beyond, where any faculty who hasn't vanished completely up their own asses tells you to call them by their first name.

[@TrashPanda41517]

Absolutely had the same feeling

[@robertstevensii4018]

"SCP is described as having the appearance of a human woman in her mid to late thirties" D-class: "My god"

[@HuugTuub]

If you said "Dear god" this could've been turned into a tf2 meme.

[@robertstevensii4018]

@HuugTuub i was channeling my inner cartman XD

[@TheActualMrLink]

Soooo, milf-adjacent?

[@fartINaJAR825]

See also, succubus

[@thaumaturgeslit7759]

2006 being scared is such a good set up! Not finished the vid yet but I am hooked.

[@ZiflerStudios]

The moment you mentioned scp 2006 my immediate thought was, "dear god no..."

[@skjoldrodinson408]

FDR: The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. SCP-8066: Aight, bet.

[@slothers8685]

theres a collection of stories about people experiencing their own personal hell through 8066 on the website, and one of the people is actually FDR. his story just reads "i don't get what the fuss is about"

[@skjoldrodinson408]

@slothers8685 That's amazing.

[@ExpendableSith]

"A human woman in her mid-to-late 30s" Can confirm, that's one of my biggest fears

[@fartINaJAR825]

They are known to be highly irrational, emotional and destroy the lives of their male counterparts

[@StrigWilson]

As a customer service worker I agree

[@sacarymoviesamu]

@@StrigWilson As a man searching for a couple, i second this

[@ThePersia450]

​@@StrigWilson same. I feel this😂😂😂

[@notsalty001]

Unfortunately middle aged women are my weakness not fear

[@zetanone7211]

“We’ll be with you shortly. _thump_ _thump_ _thump_ _thump_ ” ahahahaha… nope!

[@silvandarart]

Agreed, that was Bad

[@comradecameron3726]

Reminds me of the mandella catalogue. Where one video tells you to close your eyes and think of an imaginary friend. To think of them real hard. Then it says. "Nice work. Your new friend is in your house with you"

[@silvandarart]

@comradecameron3726 yessss

[@ilmorfi8610]

I fear no fear, but that fear... It scares me.

[@crabofchaos7881]

Some people think I'm not fear. Maybe. Maybe. But I'm yet to see one that will outfear fear.

[@wayneadams9102]

It costs $400,000 to be afraid of this fear... for twelve seconds...

[@Mazaroth]

The only thing they fear is fear.

[@julianstone1192]

Anyways that’s how I lost my site directors license

[@kenpanderz]

everyone asks "what is fear", but nobody asks "how is fear"

[@kabouterlui5935]

Waiting the entire time for that stupid gorilla to jump out and go "lmaoo got you XD"

[@cameronscottnolan]

Phobophobia is fun to say

[@user-FORKTUSEDAY]

Yes

[@chilledburrito]

Fofo.

[@Roseylovesgaming]

medulla oblongata is also super fun to say. It always makes me laugh

[@MrAtrophy]

And Walla Walla Washington too.

[@ricardohoang8452]

Phopho SCP 😂

[@redlady120]

Oh shoot... When the SCP you thought you had contained.... "grew up" so to speak. And evolved into a more powerful version. Now that. Is. Scary.

[@MontagueETC]

If there were two guys in the nightmare hell dimension and one killed the other with a rock, would that be fucked up or what? (Thanks for covering my article!)

[@uhoh7545]

That's crasy

[@DanielRisberg]

This is yours? Are you a fan of the Magnus Archives?

[@MontagueETC]

​@@DanielRisberg Yeah, I'm a big big fan. TMA season 5 was the primary influence on 8066, as I'm sure you guessed

[@lobtop1]

Ever watched Fringe?

[@reality_anchor]

Probably would be a mercy for the guy getting killed. Also, fire article!

[@yob4928]

SCP 2006: cute little jump scares SCP 8066: eldritch god of fear

[@gastari429]

I can't imagine what would be the nightmare for the hard to kill lizard, and if It will be able to adapt to that and somehow fight off the fear itself and involuntarily free all of the people of that reality

[@patchpatch4008]

Now that would be a show down to put money on!

[@forwarddiscipline]

Being powerless, vulnerable.

[@alkristopher]

"SCP-682 woke up one day and realized that it had to work overtime at Wal-Mart on Black Friday..."

[@Christian-gr3gu]

It will just evolve to not feel anything because it's a cheating bitch

[@kenpanderz]

682 has "Superman syndrome" where he's canonically as powerful as the narrative wants him to be. it can adapt to and overcome even "narrativistic" threats, which are hard to even understand.

[@danialyousaf6456]

The only thing to fear.... Is you *Doom eternal music kicks in*

[@ENCHANTMEN_]

The only thing to fear... iiiiiissssss yooooouuuuu *Xmas music begins*

[@lithreeum]

The only thing to fear... Is YOUUUUUUUUUUUU SOULJA BOY OFF IN IT OH

[@JustAnAverageGuy5731]

stole my comment even tho urs is like 15h old.

[@diogene_s8032]

This scp is part of this year's anthology in the scp wiki and it has been a very good anthology. Can't wait to see if you cover more articles from it.

[@alkristopher]

Well, he won't cover SCP-8980 for obvious reasons, but yeah.

[@vikkimcdonough6153]

@@alkristopher ...why's that obvious?

[@williamherrington1522]

​​@@vikkimcdonough6153Apparently because the little ZoomZooms on reddit call this the most horrific SCP ever made . I just spent 2 hours reading it cause of this dudes comment expecting something that goes strictly against YT TOS. What i found instead was an incredibly well written and relatable piece on work place horror. 0 reason not to cover it

[@ametuergamer1524]

It's kinda bad, imo.The big twist is basically just worldwide eternal torment

[@diogene_s8032]

@@vikkimcdonough6153 8980 is one of the best scp articles that has come out this year, but the content in it probably makes any video covering it unmonetizable. Still, I wholeheartedly recommend reading it. Mind the content warnings, tho.

[@MorePower8679]

There are also supplement logs that go over over people’s experience in this new reality (and one meme entry). And then there’s the victim of 8980, where her new reality is the hell she is already experiencing

[@ametuergamer1524]

That one and the two that TES has read are the worst I've seen from the scp foundation. This one is just torture porn

[@joaquinliboro6396]

whatre the supplement logs?

[@happymaster19]

This seemed akin to 2006 as 6820 is akin to 682 or 6217 to 217. Take a well established SCP and really fleshes it out. I do enjoy these expansions as they still (mostly) retain that classic clinical feel to the article. Props to the writer.

[@L1qu1d-2qu1d]

29:05 I gotta wonder is this actually the researcher or simply the Rabbit that stole his name. It’s greatest fear that he’s come back not only to take his name back but every ounce of flesh that was stolen from him

[@nooneshome8746]

I must not fear. Fear is the mind-killer. Fear is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my fear. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I shall remain.

[@kenpanderz]

"fear is an instinct, not an emotion" - Sternritter F: The Fear "fear is necessary for evolution" - Sosuke Aizen "i fear no man. but that thing, it scares me" - Heavy Weapons Guy

[@DaybynightO]

You are Absolutely right about it i mean i felt fear or should i call it "instinct fear" i have the fear of darkness if you wanna know

[@kadenmacdonald4416]

Just wanted to add on to this "Fear is the glue that holds society together. Fear... Is power"- Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow

[@trackerjacker5467]

“I must not fear. Fear is the mind killer. Fear is the little death that brings total obliteration.”

[@nodrance]

I feel like modern SCP is what you get when you have a constrained writing format where you have to describe things at a specific moment in time, and the horror is supposed to come from "this is a thing that exists", and then you give it to writers who only know how to tell stories, so they add addendums and exploration logs so they can tell a normal linear story about the object with a beginning middle and end.

[@MarloBrano]

Honest to god, that has always been the case. Some of the best articles from older series were ones that did basically the same thing. 093, 1730, 2998, 2316, 3000 to name a few examples.

[@kenpanderz]

i would argue that alot of "monster" stories function similarly to SCP articles, but are told in a different style. in many classic monster movies, the effects of the monster are described first before the monster is finally revealed, and then the shenanigans between the main characters and the monster take place after that. this follows the containment procedures (effects)>description (reveal)>addendums/exploration logs (shenanigans) format. the main difference with SCP articles s that they are in the form of descriptive articles instead of an "adventure" like more typical stories.

[@UGNAvalon]

Great, now I want to see an English professor lecturing about how SCP’s format affects its storytelling style(s) in both good & bad ways. 😅

[@tikitoki-gp6rv]

I didn’t expect one of the newer entries to be truly good horror story but this one is just amazing

[@1984Bergeron]

Haven't been this disturbed since the 7 candles SCP, that one where The Foundation tries to turn an SCP on us

[@RIPV3N0M]

You beautiful man, shift just started and I needed something to get me through the morning🙏

[@kubakornijenko1927]

22:02 „together we will be still. Together a feast fit for king.”

[@chickennuggetman2593]

the toiled and broiled one

[@td9302]

With this treasure, I summon...

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

"Like guests at a fantastic feast"...or perhaps a Tea Party, Alice?

[@Robustacap]

I just realized that the daredevils courage is the same as in Hitchickers guides 'don't panic'- glasses that turn totally dark in presence of any danger.

[@Kalder44]

My head cannon is Zach from OneyPlays perpetually tormenting Tomar with his unhinge hypotheticals went global... "Tomar what would you do if your boss called you to his office and his mouth was twice as big and that was the only difference... Then he takes an apple eats it in one bite taking out the stem and then asks "Tomar are you afraid? Is there fear in yout life tomar?" Tomar: a lottle yeah Zack: ok that'll be all

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

A great week to all my fellow Explorers.

[@DolphinTillTheEnd]

But does it retain his habit of acting friendly afterwards? Imagine how much worse it would be if the torture was intermittent, with scp 2006 acting friendly in between each box

[@mtluko03]

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

The oldest and greatest emotion of man is fear itself. And the oldest and greatest form of fear itself is fear of the unknown itself.

[@aprikosenboy1995]

My dyslexic foreign brain read Photophobia at first and thought fear of light is truly terrifying 😅

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

Phobophotophobia: The fear of the light shed by fear itself.

[@johnmcdade4823]

Exploring series you make hands down the best SCP Videos on youtube.

[@sacarymoviesamu]

Man, congrats to the writer.. This shit is so fcking good. The imagery, the gore, the tranquil ferocity, the strange calm. Man, i fcking love this one

[@brandonporter2321]

Listen to this at work yesterday, and I ended up imagining a possible tale for this one. Basically, there's a man who's anomalous ability is that he can't die, and because he lived for so long. (And tried to end it all multiple times). He essentially lost the ability to feel fear. So he finds himself in 8066. While everyone else screams in terror. The man laughs. (Uncontrollably at that) This catch's 2006 (8066 at this point) attention. So 2006 tries everything under the sun to scare the immortal man, but nothing is working. Somehow, the immortal man manages to instill fear into 2006, which starts to undo scp 8066. Towards the end of the tale. The two talk, and 2006 decides to help the man find a way to die. Things go back to normal, and 2006 starts scaring people like it used to before 8066. Only this time. It has all the memories of the previous events, and hopes to one day. Find a way to scare the immortal man, should they ever cross paths again.

[@julianstone1192]

@@brandonporter2321 I forget the SCP number, but perhaps you could use the old man who won a card game against death for that role

[@somethingotherthanmyrealname]

@@julianstone1192This is SCP-1440 btw.

[@mattsnows7971]

I'm thankful that you continue to make these. I've been watching them for years at this point while doing homework. I really appreciate the dedication

[@stavem3361]

love your videos watched almost every single one for years. Thanks

[@TwilitbeingReboot]

While I can imagine the concept becoming played out in the future, I'm really enjoying this "Apotheosis of SCP-####" style of article we've been getting lately.

[@rcrawford42]

Staffing your facility researching fear with people named Price and Legosi is just asking for problems.

[@declancampbell1277]

i love the ideas of some of the more modern SCPs, but by god does it grind my gears that the authors just invent whatever classification terms they want, most of them making very little sense. i know its incredibly minor and nitpicky, but there used to be a unifying system when the community was much smaller. Everyone agreed on their uses, and everyone abided by the system, much like you'd see in an actual classification system. The meaning has changed too, where it used to be how difficult the SCP was to contain, but now is used for half a hundred different reasons.

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

I share your pet peeve and add another one: that so many new SCPs are just new takes on old SCPs, and thus instead of having their own separate numbers and wasting the space in the ever-expanding archive, they should be added as Version 2 or 5 or 37 of whatever the original article was. Thus 6820 should have just been 682, this one should have been 2006, etc. Some cases aren't clear-cut enough for this to work, but in a lot of cases it would, and thus numbers in the 8000s would be reserved for actually NEW SCP concepts, rather than iterations on the classics.

[@declancampbell1277]

@@quicksilvertongue3248 i think its because of the shift in perspective of the authors tbh. It used to be "write a cool little horror guy", now writers use it as an excuse to practice their writing skills, insert their OC's, and create their own storylines. Its much more about "the story" now than it is about the SCP and the article dedicated to it.

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

@@declancampbell1277 I agree with all of this except one point: writers do NOT use it as an excuse to "practice their writing skills", because the moderators of the current community scathingly destroy any writing which they deem is not up to their current publication standards. You can't practice if you're not allowed to put out a first draft.

[@declancampbell1277]

@@quicksilvertongue3248 i meant in the sense of professional published works. You see it with fanfic authors a lot too, they write their fanfics but have an actual novel they're trying to get published too. i didnt mean it in a "they arent very skilled so use SCPs to improve" sort of way.

[@abydosianchulac2]

If you're referring to the Meggido classification, it's been around since at least "L is for Lamentations."

[@stargazingskeleton5917]

Always a great night when TES updates! Keep up the great work, mate❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@Gaden6893]

I totally support your "exploring" other topics you enjoy, but I LOVE your freakin SCP content

[@psychicer4728]

Such a good article and such a good reading of it. 2006 has always been such a favorite of mine, and to see it become the fear bringer it always wanted to be is satisfying and horrifying

[@IreneSalmakis]

Well gosh dang it you've made me feel sad for 106. That's a new one. Come to think of it, fear is closely allied with sadness, isn't it?

[@Balljiggler_9000]

“The oldest and strongest emotion is fear and the oldest and strongest type of fear is the fear of the unknown”

[@takeachance5881]

First time I read an article before TES made a video about it. Imma use this as an example to re-experience this piece and maybe make more sense of it since I was a little confused after the read and had to go for the discussions.

[@runman624]

We're already at 8000? Man i still remember when 3000 was a big deal

[@Domaorn]

ooooo that was awesome adding the movie The Tingler to this scp.. amazing old horror creature feature movie classic

[@HeroAntagonist]

Think this phobia series could be pretty cool

[@Christ_Is_Lord_88]

Ohhhhhh yes perfect timing on this upload, thanks brother 💪🤠🍻

[@lostonthemoon5074]

I know it already is, but I don't feel like it counts to give an existing SCP a new SCP number. Sure it might have an entirely differently form and function but wouldn't that just be part of the original SCP? There are a few SCPs like this but never got a new number

[@Didymus20X6]

Price, Lugosi. I'm seeing a pattern here. Who next? Cheney? Karloff? Lee? Cushing?

[@mohamadparadox2453]

Porpoise

[@eminemuelgoldstein8532]

I know it's been a while since you've done a video on the Lovecraft Mythos, but it would be great if you made a video on some of the different forms of Nyarlathotep.

[@errorcode9542]

Ive been a long time fan But this video is absolutely amazing The article itself is one of few i find legit scary and not interesting The reading is perfectly on point Even the picture selection creates a great ambience Just a very great video allround I know youre moving away from scp so im thankful for every scp video i get

[@UGNAvalon]

This whole video left me more confused than anything, even while understanding the “twist” from the beginning. So, I guess 2006 was just gaslighting Dr Owings, as that kind of psychological unsettlement is a fear in its own right? And then in the end, everyone just got trapped into their own personal fear-hells?

[@fallendeus]

Nah, 2006 wasn't gaslighting anyone. At first it didn't really know how to scare people. Then, power outage happened and it thought it was trapped as a woman... but in reality it had just transcended physical form and the thing in the shape of a woman was literally the husk that remained. The stuff with the doctor leading up to the end was 2006 testing its limits, figuring out what it can do and what really scares people. It wasn't just Dr Owings that it was messing with, it was everyone at the site. We read the story from Owings perspective so the only glimpses we get of this are how people react when Owings brings up the problems. Then in the end, 2006 finally figures out what it is capable of, it could originally shape shift (which seemingly ignored conservation of mass) and now it has control over reality itself. And yes, now in the end everyone is now trapped in their own personal hell. They are exposed to the things that terrify them most.

[@manuelmojica8009]

I read somewhere that when 2006 evolved past needing a body, its shell was left with its memories (This being the one interviewed by Dr. Owings). In a way 2006 is scaring even itself seeing how its shell is afraid that “something” is keeping it from changing its shape which I’d imagine is the scariest scenario for it

[@silvandarart]

SCP 2006 discovers the human concept of Hell, has a very nice day 😅

[@KTL-351]

An SCP that can make the Old Man(106) its bitch like this goes unbelievably hard, and also, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@deadelaus2611]

oh awesome are we getting the 2024 anthology videos? I have a couple articles I really want to show my friends but it’s a bit difficult to get them to read a whole article on their own. It’s usually a better experience to get together and watch your videos on them, more fun too. Hope we get the rest of the entries in whatever timeframe you’re comfortable with

[@Validechos]

When you see the word Fear of Fear, im like the hell did the foundation find this time

[@abydosianchulac2]

Huh, so each time something got strangely changed/depowered in the complex (106 suddenly cowering in his open room), that was the SCP removing the target from reality to its box?

[@patchpatch4008]

I'm super excited for this series. The 2024 anthology was incredible. SCP 8980 was the absolute show stealer because of its exquisite vile and suberb writing. I felt physically sick reading it.

[@julianstone1192]

Just checked that one out, was actually kind of hot, yeah I’m a bit messed up

[@patchpatch4008]

@julianstone1192 I did not find it erotic in any way. Like, I get the whole sub / dom kink for you since that gets your rocks off, but this piece really did not feel erotic to me. Dr. Bryne is a petty sociopath who deserves to burn. I shouldn't kink shame, but I make an exception for this. It's just gross. More gross than usual. I do not feel comfortable seeing 8980 being made into something horny. (You know the rules, and so do I.)

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

8980 being Ergophobia? I just read it based on your recommendation and was bored out of my skull. So incredibly mundane and histrionic, nothing about it was even remotely compelling to me.

[@patchpatch4008]

@quicksilvertongue3248 I can see where you're coming from. It goes really hard into the cold clinical documentation. I wouldn't call it mundane, but it is very theatrical, and that can be grating. ( I love that word you used, though; histrionic. Really apt!)

[@quicksilvertongue3248]

​@@patchpatch4008 Yeah, the girl just suddenly out of nowhere calls the guy a misogynist for no reason, that was basically the moment I stopped giving a shit about her as a sympathetic victim. She had been an ordinary person, then she was an ordinary anomaly for a while, and at that moment she became a candidate for D-Class status IMO. At no point prior to the ending is there ever any evidence that any sentient being other than herself has any influence upon her; she has a random malfunction and she convinces herself that someone's doing it to her on purpose, then constantly self-sabotages to get back at this imaginary tormentor. Only after her final breakdown does he do anything to indicate that she's right, and frankly I can believe she's a reality bender externalizing a hallucination in that moment, to put "proof" of her persecution complex on the video footage, more easily than I can believe that her boss was always secretly torturing her for no other reason than because he can.

[@ModdedMatt-E3]

I fear only one thing, Elmo. nothing else just Elmo.

[@DIABETOR]

My theory is that the anomalous event which triggered 2006’s ascension was SCP-106 breaching containment and attempting to attack it. Perhaps this scared the shit out of it and it suddenly realized the nature of true fear, and then shed its skin, so to speak. This would also explain why it goes after 106 specifically before really doing anything else, as described when Owings sees 106 in its now pure white containment chamber.

[@personperson5521]

Incredible The Magnus Archives fanfic lul

[@Edds-e1z]

Harry potter dementors: shadowy figures, emanate fear and cold "I didn't think of Voldemort," said Harry honestly. "I - I remembered those dementors." "I see," said Lupin thoughtfully. "Well, well... I'm impressed." He smiled slightly at the look of surprise on Harry's face. "That suggests that what you fear most of all is -- fear. Very wise, Harry."

[@Evan-hd8ro]

So cool to see you back at it again!

[@mathieuleader8601]

I'm picturing an variant of this SCP where 2006 goes to the White House and frightens FDR to death

[@dragonrelm7068]

its been a year since i watched any of your content, good to hear that voice again,

[@TheDeepSeaCreature]

Perfection incarnate for sleep. Much love brother

[@genlando327plays2]

I'm currently 6:40 in and if there isn't an image or reference to the clown from Star Trek Voyager's The Thaw, i will be very disappointed (but still have thoroughly enjoyed the content, I'm sure)

[@blackcat14077]

im going to explore this video so hard

[@nickkohlmann]

OwO

[@scarletskyg182]

Perfect timing! A long video for bed time. Thank you! ❤

[@God_Yeeter]

that title is really funny, referring to the "the only thing to fear is fear itself" line using phobophobia

[@rodmehta5356]

Phonophobia is an album by British noise core band Extreme Noise Terror

[@mushroomGdog77]

this scp is scary for real. it's been long time since a scp creep me out!

[@_SamC_]

WOW… this is a good one… Old school scp vibes

[@nono9543]

Scarecrow is gooning rn

[@ParisChristianne]

We sleepin good tonight

[@SuperSoundtracksEX]

Price, Lugosi, kinda on the nose but well done.

[@nickkohlmann]

"I'm dead I'm dead I'm dead"

[@BriGuyIL1980]

Wonder if you'll cover SCP-8980. I read a summary of it on TVTropes and it is probably the most messed up SCP ever created. I'm scared to read the actual article to see what happened to that poor person.

[@Muzzino]

"The only thing you fear is fear itself" - Professor R.J. Lupin

[@user-FORKTUSEDAY]

I fear nothing but fear

[@ampadedoda5027]

I fear everything but fear

[@l-x-10]

My hands feel like they're glued too my face!

[@lightreign8021]

Alternate timeline where Germany won. “ There is no anti-Semitic division “

[@Chris-lk9ug]

*Hardcore SCP fans that see Manggs dropped a new video* “Surprise surprise, the king is back.”

[@Mephiestopholes]

That is.. terrifying. 0_0

[@trackerjacker5467]

PONCHO: Billy. You know something. What is it? BILLY: I’m scared Poncho. PONCHO: Bullshit! You ain’t afraid of no man! BILLY: There’s somethin’ out there waiting for us, and it ain’t no man; we’re all gon’a die.

[@egg1645]

My favorite part was when the SCP said “it’s phobe time!” and had phobed all over the place

[@The_Real_Black_Jesus]

🤣😂😄😁😃🙂😐😑😐🥱😐 Let that tired joke rest in peace.

[@MorePower8679]

Fun fact: that joke was created by a YugiTuber

[@presiyanstefanov]

I don't get it😭

[@djmadmatt4772]

I love all the new kinds of horror but man I miss the world ending deep space/Eldritch stuff like brain controlling bugs, cephalopods that conquered the earth eons ago or civilizational decay on other planets

[@JugsKise]

I feel exactly the same, I actually really enjoy the more high concept stuff. It's interesting how some people feel the exact opposite and want a return to the older style of SCPS. Less conceptual dimension-spanning horror and more creepy spoon that can't be put into a drawer for fear of *redacted*

[@knightfall5125]

Hey. For the next movie summary. Watch the new movie, it just came out this year. Missing Couple (2024) A plot revolves around a missing VanLife influencers who decided to buy cabin in a isolated area, they disappeared afterwards, while another PI influencer decides to investigate their disappearance. It’s a good movie, not great but fun and intriguing. It’s a found footage movie.

[@Lorescribbler]

Dr Randall going a little bit Jonathan Sims there at the end.

[@snosaf1757]

0:30 someone has not watched enough vsauce :)

[@funnyiestmemes]

Vsauce gots to stop makeing youtube shorts i miss the longer vids

[@nickkohlmann]

Exactly! I think it was oxygen deprivation that was able to instill fear even in people with an amygdala unable to have them feel fear in any other situation

[@snosaf1757]

@@nickkohlmann AHA you fool good sir!! It was not mere oxygen deprivation but akshually *sniff* elevated levels of CO2! Not being fesiscous or however that is spelled just repeating what my brain is yelling at me...

[@notsalty001]

This is basically to 2006 what 6820 is to 682 and I'm all here for it