Top 30 Creepiest Urban Legends That Turned Out To Be True (Old ver) |Blameitonjorge

[@eddie9153]

While I do like lost media, we need Jorge to do more scary/disturbing videos like these 😔🙏🏽

[@ObviousTrollFrom2007]

This one is so nostalgic to me for some reason. The summer of 2015 was amazing because of this.

[@gynsa]

Literally, Jorge's vids are like a time capsule for me

[@SunyCartoons]

I'm downloading this in case it disappears again.

[@djzapper128]

Good, always save deleted media. I’m also uploading the newer version as well, which isn’t as archived as this one

[@theclipman9283]

​@@djzapper128 do you have any tats videos

[@djzapper128]

@@theclipman9283 I think so

[@vectorwolf]

I remember the 'haunt hanging' and it's incredibly easy to believe that no one noticed. I've worked in haunts for decades and people are always trying to do stunts to get that epic scare. On top of that it's a dangerous job. One time I fell while working at a hayride, twisted (nearly broke) my ankle, and worse very nearly went under the wagon which would have killed me easily. The people on the wagon were laughing their asses off because they thought it was part of the show, but thankfully the wagons had a guide employee and he radioed the incident in so i wasn't left stranded. You can get hurt bad, and if there isn't another staff member near, you might not get noticed for a long time.

[@healingchurchpotluck5352]

The the creepiest part of this whole video is the idea that their might just be a black market for human fat.

[@ProfoundKrab]

This video of his was one of my favorites before it was taken down, although I prefer the creepier newer version of this one tbh

[@luvdiacetyl]

Same, also it's great to come across another OG blameitonjorge watcher, I've been watching since 2014.

[@dressiestsphinxsebastian125]

Idk if it was just me but I could have sworn number 29 and 25 (and a few other entires afterwards) were narrated by two different people. I specifically remember 29 was narrated by someone with a very deep voice/filter that it was sometimes kinda hard to understand them. I remember they also narrated the body in the pool story and the eggs in the ear story. And 25 was narrated by someone with a softer voice. Not sure their names right off the bat but they’re featured in Jorge’s other urban legends videos.

[@dressiestsphinxsebastian125]

That deep voice also narrated the murderous cook segment now that I’m remembering. Lost media maybe?

[@djzapper128]

@@dressiestsphinxsebastian125 no, there’s 2 versions of the video. This is the older version the one ur talking about is the “newer” version it’s still around but a lot rarer

[@djzapper128]

@@dressiestsphinxsebastian125 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZprXYopriNSbrNU here’s the second one

[@dressiestsphinxsebastian125]

@@djzapper128 Ayyy thank you, I’ve been looking for that version for a while but only came across this version instead 👌

[@samv.3217]

The deep voice guy is named Dr. Van Creepen. He still reads stories on KZbin to this day, I highly recommend his channel.

[@razor-w8p]

Good scary stories

[@battleblitz2581]

Okay, whenever I hear stuff about people living inside someone's house without them knowing, I always wonder if there's some way you can reason with the person. Most of the time, these people really don't seem to mean any harm, they're just desperate homeless people who could only think to do this creepy crap in order to have a stable place to stay. I'm obviously not condoning this kind of solution, I'm just saying...is it possible to reason with the person and solve the problem in a civil way without involving police? Could you do something like find their hiding spot and leave a note making them aware that you know they're hiding in your home but as long as they don't mean you harm you two could work something out that would benefit both of you? Would something crazy like that work? I don't know, maybe I'm overthinking this and just letting my mind wander too deep, still it's an interesting concept to think about.

[@SoupSonic705]

I SWEAR on my life there’s an even older version of this video that had different background music and the narrators where in different orders

[@ProfoundKrab]

I remember that version, I want someone to re-upload that one tbh

[@doctorj5009]

Does anyone happen to know the name of this song in the background.

[@MisterAngelJacob43]

Under stars by Brian eno