Top 3 Stories That Sound Fake But Are 100% Real | Part 3 (Mr Ballen) | Kidd and Cee Reacts

[@christopherking4932]

The last story is crazy and unbelievable. It's very strange that the adoption agency closed the same year the brothers met. I honestly believe that they just renamed the agency and continue to do these types of scientific experiments to this day. Great reaction.

[@DynamiteProd]

Watch the documentary. It’s crazier

[@reggieuchiha4305]

It's not that unbelievable. Some of us within this society truly believe all is fair, good and just. Despite all the different factors that divide us like race, sex, gender, politics, gender, and socioeconomic status some us are natural born skeptics that believe in only what they see or deem as factual. Regardless those beliefs, there is great evil in this world and their are levels to it. The higher up you go the darker and more disturbing it becomes. The same rules and laws we are forced to obey, they ignore. They have no rules, boundaries, or limitations for their actions. Zero consequences will be carried out like prison and death. The biggest question your probably asking yourself right now is...who is they? Criminals, organized crime, politicians, governments, shadow government, celebrities, the illuminati, other secret societies? Which one is it? It doesn't matter. Knowledge is power, power is power. People in this world with real money, don't care about money once they have it. They care about power. Influencing the masses, aquiring massive amounts of land, flexing their wealth in order to feel good about themselves. You can be the biggest conspiracy theorist or skeptic it doesn't matter because whoever is in control of this world and all the different individuals that keep are society running will never tell us the truth. All of their secrets and crimes will be covered up. They will not allow anything, or anyone to oppose them and their rule. This is their era. This is their creation. We the people who outnumber them are pawns in a much larger game being played. Worker bees. A cog in the machine. There is good and bad on both sides. Unfortunately, it's not about justice, but just us...and if your not apart of the us you will never be within the inner circle. I really hope I'm wrong on all of this and evil is just random and there is no greater mystery, but sometimes I think about all the things we don't know about that goes on behind closed doors. Behind the scenes. Only to be revealed years later by certain people who uncover the truth. Pretty scary world we live in.

[@corym.m.3084]

The twin study is incredibly messed up and sad that it happened. But at the same time, its incredibly fascinating.

[@Short_Round1999]

I learned about that doctor in my psychology class, and what his experiment was testing, but this was so interesting to get a look at what happened and why some details were left out of the text book

[@cowboys19js]

The point of the last story is that yes it is BOTH nature and nurture. The problem is that it’s probably much more nature than most people are comfortable with

[@AA-ed6ek]

Two years late, but this comment is too true.

[@tonyzook8984]

I’m from northern Virginia and was 13 when the dc snipers were loose, scary times

[@cyrojay1412]

That last one was just inspiring and mostly disturbing at the same time.

[@Allelujah19]

I love your reaction to MrBallen videos! That last story was crazy!

[@moordc8548]

I was in middle school in dc at that time...they told us to walk to school in zigzag lines lol now kids get out for being sick lol

[@pcarebear1]

Same!! I was a freshman at HS and we did zigzag lines walking outside to the gym and hid behind the busses after school

[@ESantana4]

I remember growing up around this. We couldn’t go outside for anything.

[@mysticstudios1210]

always here for a MrBallen react!

[@pedroguerrero3862]

involving the last story, while now it is very much agreed that it's both nature and nurture, back in the 80's when it was done that wasn't agreed by science, so that was one of the reasons it was done

[@remellenewell1495]

The adoption agency works w some of the most powerful people in NY why would they think it would be hard to place 3 kids… 👀

[@dontassociate]

Every time one of these separated at birth or psychological experiments the kids always end up ending themselves

[@noconsequence4486]

It is INCREDIBLY difficult to get people to take multiple children, and triplets would be insanely hard

[@reopreop4690]

True story. I live in Bulgaria. In the small parachute factory that is literally 5 blocks away from my apartment you can get hired ONLY and I do mean ONLY if you jump with a parachute first. The owners pay for the jump. Your qualifications do not matter and you will not be allowed to work there unless you jump. This is done so that people coming to work can appreciate much more what they are doing there.

[@mamakat114]

A guy I know in my hometown was one of the sets of twins separated at that agency. Who found each other as adults. It was a social experiment

[@joelsalazar2837]

Do more me ballen reactions please. You both are my favorite KZbin reactors. And not going to lie. I really enjoy long videos

[@jasmine9581]

6:30 complacency please please no 8:40 ...okay this isnt the Dont tell me the tech is going to... THAT COMPLACENCY AS IN NOT PROPERLY PREPARING ONE ADJUSTMENTS THATLL BE DETRIFUCK MENTAL oh Scaring my like...ugh 10:12 its the camera or their prpearation of the parachute 10:52 oh there's a helicopter or complacency because they couldnt grab him If he took off the backpack, decreasing his m Its going to f me up because my anxiety going with these videos and silence is already bad byt im gonna go watch

[@jasmine9581]

17:45 ...back? Wouldn't that put them like a year apart or so? Or were they separated by school cutoffs (but based on different school zones?) 22:26 mmm what if though 22:59 triplets ( 32:55 he thought there was no fixing this?) ( 34:10 I wonder if the birth parents had the longitudinal study proposed to em) 36:25 and that would be a reportable result 37:02 oh fuck off 38:07 wait I learned this; did I read/learn about this??

[@weaponx2980]

Then is pure nature! Same roof same love same parent but different path!

[@carolineocampo3110]

its nature, the people even though they are brought up in a nice home or broken house, they choose to be good or bad

[@ironcurtain5733]

There is a difference between desire and choice... It is clear that twins have the same desire... but they have different opinions and different choices... contrary to experiment , and contrary to what they say, that decisions are influenced by the environment and external factors, not genes

[@Short_Round1999]

Not only was there the possibility of lawsuit, but human experimentation of this scale was pretty illegal and still is unless given consent by the subject or by a very specific counsel of high individuals of certain organizations, as well as, being supervised by individuals assigned by that counsels decision

[@Scottie033]

First story about the dc sniper he wet killing people all around the dmv area crazy him and my brother used to be friends glad they went their separate ways

[@Gameingsince87]

The identical strangers story was powerful

[@mortimerbrewster3671]

Considering that adoption agency was the one the richest people went to for adoption, the people were not concerned about the financial ramification. You should never be so comfortable with doing something that you neglect your own safety. In the end, you are responsible for your own safety.

[@mikejack12thnhamlin]

Growing up in dc during the DC sniper stuff was wild playin little league football on the weekends an going outside for recess during school we acted like nothing was goin on for real

[@joelsalazar2837]

I watch your videos evry night when I’m working. It makes time for by so much faster

[@mamakat114]

There was a 20\20, Dated one or one of those shows about this whole agency and all the experiments and house visits etc

[@LuckyEp915]

The rest stop makes me think because I've got kind of a big mouth and in that situation I probably would have asked the guy if he had a problem which could ended up really badly for me and my wife

[@torgiebride8558]

My first ever experience with skydiving was when I was like...maybe 7? I wasn't jumping obviously, I was an observer. My Mom came to my brother and I and was like "Come on, we're gonna go see your Uncle Jay." Uncle Jay has always been this chill, not so talkative, almost mystery to us, so we never turned down seeing him; as we thought he was cool, in the weird way. Eventually we end up in this corn field thing and we're all just standing there chatting, and my brother and I have no clue what's going on. Soon we hear this loud roaring hum above us, and my parents tell us to look up and watch. Sure enough, we see this little thing come hopping out of this helicopter and it starts kinda frippin its way down. My brother and I are STILL confused until my mom says, "That's Uncle Jay. He jumped out of a plane. It's called skydiving. He has a sheet on him that will get big so he won't get hurt when he comes down. You'll see him get slower and slower." So yea...Fun memory. 😂

[@Senpapii_]

Glad KZbin recommend me you guys about a year you guys got some of the best content 🤙🏽

[@kennethdiasnogueira6105]

There are dudes who have hit the ground from a plane jump and survived. But it’s pure luck usually if they do survive and recover. Well luck or God. I think God is more the case cause it’s a miracle.

[@Variant515]

I have 6 siblings and I haven't met any of them but I know of them

[@darkblondewatch8652]

I Love Me Some MrBallen Reactions

[@knyjahanthony9157]

I love these reactions 🤩

[@TheQuietStorm630]

These skydivers are something else.."😳

[@disableddragonborn]

I didn't grow up when the N64 first came out and was popular, but the hospital I went to as a kid had one in the lobby for a while and still don't know, is there a specific correct way to hold the controller?

[@darnellebeckford9631]

I would love to have this conversation with you kidd. There is always room Excel in life

[@akr9648]

Kidd and luvvvly Cee 👊🏻

[@randomcharacter2337]

I think with twin studies, it would mostly prove that personalities are mostly genetic. But humans are very complicated. We aren't just determined by our personalities. Our decisions in life make a huge impact as well. It sort makes me think of the same as zodiacs. Who we are could be predetermined. This is sort of what a lot of personality tests try to find out. But this is just a canvas of our life, no different than our physical bodies. Personality is just a lens, and just like our bodies, we have no control over it since we are born, but like our bodies, we can make alterations. We can make our bodies stronger, and we can make certain aspects of our personality more outspoken. So, in the end, dont let how you are born determine your life. Don't assume your life is terrible because you are born in a poor minority race family. And dont assume you have to be a sh#% person because you have a not so great personality.

[@randomcharacter2337]

Thinking about, though, having a predetermined personality sort of makes more sense. Imagine being born without a personality. It's sort of like being born as an empty shell of a person. You have to have some internal motivation to get yourself to engage with the world.

[@LastKingLJ]

Sounding like ray j on the into lol

[@KiddandCeeReacts]

Well d**n that’s a hot a** mess then lmbo 😂🤣🤣🤣 -Cee

[@aaliyahbaker4486]

I was in the foster system I know have an older sister I only meant when I was 3 years old I don't know what she looks like but I wonder if she looks like me but older

[@Lockandkey45]

Mr. ballen makes great videos hope u guys react more to him

[@Dimsrose]

I had to pause the video. I know this is 5 months old but... what the actual F!? The nerve of anyone in a position of power, influence, and mentorship saying to anyone but especially a KID that they didn't think you'd make it! I'm appalled and disgusted on your behalf. I'm so sorry that people said that to you. I'm sure it served as fuel in your case, but I still feel horrible that anyone would say that to you. I'm so happy for you and proud of you for proving them wrong, sure, but ultimately F em, I'm mostly proud that you did YOURSELF right.

[@shaunrocks20]

Without doing any serious research into this story, it seems A LOT like something to do with MK Ultra...

[@TheQuietStorm630]

I wholeheartedly agree!

[@tkvids1]

Unpopular opinion but the twin study is actually a good study. If you take out emotions/morals and look at it from a psychological perspective, the study is pretty interesting. We always her people say "it's not their fault it's how they were raised" or some variation of that. This is a study to debunk that. It might not feel good but from a psychology point of view it's not that bad. Now the weird part to me if the fact that he didn't publish it, that's wild and let'sme know there's more not good things to it.

[@ariannarwal9511]

The difference is you and your sister are not twins they're talking about twins

[@Monbebesaurus]

The point is he thinks that adopted children should know if they have siblings that were in the same agency, and they should have the chance to know each as they get older. It doesn't matter if they're twins or not.

[@ariannarwal9511]

@@Monbebesaurus I didnt say they shouldn't

[@Deimoste]

Ayy!

[@marilynn7799]

If they let Kyle go free and he's a teenager who killed people, then the guy from DC deserves a second chance. Like Kidd said he was manipulated by the older man.

[@adamstewart9383]

They both deserve to rot what are you talking about?