Top 10 Nursery Rhyme Dark Origins
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- Most nursery rhymes that date far back, if not all of them, seem to carry a dark part of history with them.
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Ah yes. Children skipping in circles cheering about the plague.
Kermit the Frog lmao
XD
we had to learn about that in my Language Arts class
That’s why I’m here honestly but instead it’s influenza. Science class man
@kermit the frog Ah finally a worthy opponent, our battle will be legendary!
*Imagine in the future there will be a nursery rhyme about the covid-19 pandemic*
I wonder whether "we" are too PC these days for that to happen? But, why not? It's a quirky way of telling of an event in history. It would be interesting to see what people would come up with if they did ??
that's it, i'm making one
Covid covid,
Dont touch the bat
Killed half the world
Well what about that
Covid covid
Stay at home
Wash you hands wash your hands
Down to the bone
Ring around the hand sanatizer
Pocket full of masks
Toilet paper toilet paper
Everyone falls down
😒
All nusery rymes and fairy tales are origin of evil or dark history. every one
Agreed!💯
It wer lessons befor people could write.
Wow
Yh it’s scary
That one poo nursery rhyme i heard a year ago:👁️💩👁️
When I was young, my teacher used to sing "Rain, rain, go away" with the "go to Spain, never show your face again" lyric. I thought "Poor Spain, it must deal with all the unwanted rains in the world!".
Lmao
Your poor innocent little mind. 😭
None of my teachers ever sang those lyrics, but when I DID learn that part, I had to question if Spain needed rain, or if we hated Spain.
and spain is still dry..
We actually don't get much rain in most of spain so some extra one wouldnt do us bad
@@lisasmiles3318 why the hate for Spain?
Jack told Jill, "to take her pill,
And chase the pill with water"
Jill forgot and Jack be got,
A bouncing baby daughter.
Or as jen-z says it...
Jack and Jill went up the hill to smoke some marijuana,
Jack grabbed her thigh and said "you know you wanna"
But stupid Jill forgot her pill, and now they have a son
Jack and Jill went up the hill,
To smoke some Marijuana.
Jack got high and touched her thigh,
And said, "You know you wanna."
Jill said yes, pulled up her dress,
And then they had some fun.
But silly Jill forgot the pill,
So now they have a son.
Jack and Jill went up the hill to Get to 'know' each other, Jack failed to rise, Jill rolled her eyes and went to go sleep with jacks brother.
ahshat masell so the pills are birth control?
Kal lmaooooo
"Johnny johnny, yes papa? Eating sugar no papa telling lies? No papa open your mouth hahaha"
This tells a story of a dad that starved his child to death and he started with sugar
Zero Two lol
*yes papa.
I’m eating sugar.
I haven’t eaten in three days because you refused to feed me.
Papa
Papa
Are you smoking?
Telling lies?
Yes!
Because your a crack addict!*
*open wide
Dude seriously no one cares they probably just learned it that way
You are right
Also The Song Muffin man
"Do you know The muffin man, The muffin man, The muffin man
Do you know The muffin man who lives in Drury lane"
This is actually a Song about England's first Serial killer, Forgot his name but he used to be a muffin seller at the time. He kills kids by tricking them to go get muffins in his shop, he also killed his rival shipowner too. Guess what he goes by the name of "The Drury Lane Dicer"
Yeah at this point im making my own nursery ryhmes that i make up in 5 seconds
Fredrick Thomas linwood
😳
Yeah I saw a video about it💀
he killed people with spoons 💀💀💀
I took a children’s literature course in school and couldn’t believe the history I found out about these “nursery rhythms”!
They're enough to give kids nightmares! I remember thinking that they rhymed, but didn't know what they meant. Now reading this, they were rather gross!
Rhythms? Let me guess, a "typo" or "autocorrect"?
@susanthompson8962
Nursery rhymes were not meant for children. They were made up by baladiers who went from town to town telling stories. They had to be true stories or whose ever court they were in, they would be killed. The point being is these were not written for adults. I am not sure when they filtered down to the children.
Is anyone going to talk about Peter Pan😶💀
Peter Pan was a guy who would take small children and kill them when they grew up. Captain Hook was one who escaped and tried to warn other children
What movie you getting this info frm
i thought a peter pan was a large basin.
I heard that peter pan was an angel, and he taked kids by the hand and takes up to heaven. Thats why kids didnt grow up
How do know thss
@@salraya8789 saw it somewhere
He hid his wife in in a pumpkin shell?
W e l l n o s h i t that has a dark meaning
Wait.. So.. He ate her..? Cause.. He is a pumpkin eater..? Lol
@@kissresa oh...my...
Makes me think differently about Cinderella
Emerald Edits 0w0 Oh god you’re right..
I learnt it that they lived inside a pumpkin
mary mary quite contary was not about torture methods, it was made by protestants to mock mary. 'how does your garden grow' was making fun of the fact she struggled to have a child, silver bells is about how she liked sombre music (church bells) and cockle shells is about how her husband was having many affairs which then was called cuckling. pretty maids all in a row is about how when she had many stillborn babies, she buried them in a row. i hope this helped
Makes sense there's different interpretations, both are interesting and based on Queen Mary.
also there were no Guillotines in Mary's time.
Suprised you didn’t add “London bridge is falling down”, legend has it, Ciel sang that that while destroying the london bridge...(Ps don’t spam me saying its fake I already know)
Well he has one *hell* of a butler〈(•ˇ‿ˇ•)-→
Omg a fellow black butler fan❣️❣️✨
If we are to be out of a lab from a mangina from a womb,
Black butler is a good show lol
The mice looks like a gangsta lmao
ㄨ ಠ_ಠ
Three Fly Mice
Watch explodingTNT
XDDD good one
ㄨ ಠ_ಠ
XD
A poem that gave me a chill when I heard it.
"As I was going up the stair, I met a man who wasn't there!
He wasn't there again today!
I wish, I wish he'd stay away!"
I loved that poem as a child. It was in a book that my grandpa bought on the day he was told mum was pregnant. He died when I was 18 months old, so everything in that book was special to me. Thanks for reviving that memory for me.
Steve White wow that's super creepy!!! It gave me chills!!!
Spike Milligan ?
I don't understand. can someone please explain this poem to me?
@@ThaqtRamone basically sPooKY GhOsT mAn is getting a lil too rape-y
I thought humpty was richard III the hump backed king, his horse was named wall and he was bludgeoned beyond recongition
Ok, a lot I want to say:
1. I’ve never heard the term “go to Spain, never show your face again” in “Rain, Rain, Go Away”
2. Never heard of Goosey Goosey Gander
3. I didn’t know there was a second part after “Jill came tumbling after”
4. A theory I have is that maybe the 3 Blind Mice are the real Bloody Mary. Since you’re supposed to say “Bloody Mary” 3 times into the mirror hence there were 3 mice and close your eyes hence the blind part.
I can see all of that! (I never heard of Ladybug Ladybug either)
@@The_Tenmas_have_my_soul it’s a nursery rhyme where it goes like,
“Ladybug, ladybug, fly away home.
You’re house is on fire, and you’re children are gone”
That’s all I know about it. I didn’t know about it until I was in the 4th or 5th grade
@@milahancock6405 will burn* not are gone ^^ no hate
One thing, is it only me who hates when he said ‘Catholicism’.
@@your_therapist_friend That's one version I've heard. I'm not spreading hate
Now that I think about it, humpty dumpty could be about a suicidal man who fell or jumped off of a building and his mangled body couldn't be put together/identified by paramedics or detectives.
I have a dark mind I'm sorry
Wow, that actually makes a lot of sense O.O
😂😂😂
nice
I thought the same 😂
I thought that too o.o
One that always creeped e out as a kid was
It’s Raining, It’s pouring
The old man is snoring
He hit his head on the side of the bed
And never woke up in the morning.
Same
I know, my theory is, he had very weak bones, and when he hit his head he was "sent up".
He couldn't get up cos he was dead
I learnt it as
It’s raining it’s pouring
The old man is snoring
He went to bed
And bumped his head
And couldn’t wake up in the morning
I'm making my own version lmao
It's raining it's pouring
The old man is boring
He drew some old boomer comics
And continued in the morning
Years ago, the late actor Jack Palance hosted "Ripley's Believe It Or Not" TV show...he did an explanation of Ring Around of Rosie, with the "ashes, ashes." part, not "achoo-achoo." THEN he recited it, with his inimitable voice. That gave me chills.
loved that show! his daughter was a great co-host.
My Grandmother (1899-1999) forbade us children from singing Ring Around The Rosie. Our version was Ring around the Rosie, a pocket full of posies, a tissue, a tissue, we all fall down. She said it was from when the Spanish flu hit and brought back bad memories for her.
I'm pleased she lived to 100. I suppose the poor lady STILL remembered the Spanish flu so that could have been traumatic for her back then.
*scolls through comments to avoid getting scared*
*actually gets more scared*
Really?
Same here smh
alphabet that's me rn
S ooooooo true😦😦😦😦😦😦😦😦😦😦😦
How do I always end up on the creepy history side of CZcams lol
Same
+Staci C. right ......its the best
+Natalia Harkin THE DAMN BEST SIDE OF CZcams
+Natalia Harkin Hey I just did a video about nursery rhymes and their true origins as well. Check it out if you have time on my channel
+Natalie Lopez Hey I just did a video about nursery rhymes and their true origins as well. Check it out if you have time on my channel
I searched up the lyrics about "ring around the rosie" and i found this;
"Ring-a-ring-a-rosies
A pocket full of posies
A tissue, a tissue
We all fall down
The king has sent his daughter
To fetch a pail of water
A tissue, a tissue
We all fall down
The robin on the steeple
Is singing to the people
A tissue, a tissue
We all fall down
The wedding bells are ringing
The boys and girls are singing
A tissue, a tissue
We all fall down"
yeah that sounds right ro me. i've never heard the ashes version and it's always been a tissue (or atichoo - sneezing sound) for me. it still has the same result, a tissue or a sneeze was basically a symptom of the plague and you die in the end.
Fun fact: when the kids in my school learned what "ring around the rosie" was about at recess we would all gather and skip around the teachers singing and throwing ourselves on the ground at the end
i would imagine the teachers terrified face lol
I was told this meaning at six years old by my brother (( hes the type who dosent care how you feel they just want you to be terrified and scared.))
And i always cried whenever they did it
The mice lookin kinda fresh doe
They're about to release a mixtape
Rastamouse
Fly af.
👌🏾
Lol czcams.com/video/VA0ruoKAnHA/video.html
I was singing Ring Around a Rosie back in Kindergarten and my teacher told me to stop. I found out why in seventh grade.
Kirby WarpStar Dream really what did think about it
Kirby WarpStar Dream same😣
Kirby WarpStar Dream That one wasn’t real 😂 In other versions of the song there is a lyric about riding up which doesn’t make sense for the death part
Why tf you sing that tho?
Why
A quote my friend told me about:
“It’s harder to admit that you’re scared than actually saying you’re scared”
Rock-a-bye baby
On the treetop
When the wind blows
The cradle will rock
When the bough breaks
The cradle will fall
And down will come baby
Cradle and all
Rock-a-bye baby
On the treetop
When the wind blows
The cradle will rock
When the bough breaks
The cradle will fall
And down will come baby
Cradle and all
"This Old Man" was about a man who chopped people up and feed them to his dogs.
I made a parody of that song about many guys raping and killing girls. It goes like this:
This young man, grabbed my ass
While he just sat there in the grass
With a squeeze squeeze bang bang that'll do the trick!
Don'tcha know he's such a dick!
msyukizomesorangejuice uuhh what?
@@MsYukizomesorangejuice www.lulu.com/en/us/shop/les-nicholls/the-surprising-origins-of-customs-superstitions-fairy-stories-nursery-rhymes-and-other-things/ebook/product-zwe8ew.html
really the lyrics dont have that meaning
@@MsYukizomesorangejuice
ma’am wat
"I had a bird, it's named was Enza. I open up a window and in flu enza." A nursey rhyme on the Spanish flu.
😨😨
I heard this rhyme in a book.
@I love Edward Cullen
Yeah
@I love Edward Cullen
The book is so good!
@@jes_yes Omg thats the first thing that popped into my head
*When I was a child I was some how able to understand some creepy meanings behind these poems and I avoided them I never told anyone though.*
Me too same with fairy tales. I talked about it and my classmates thought I was nuts. I kind of am though.😂
Number 10 is really interesting. Hope there was more information. I can't see how it's dark but it's nice of you putting this in the video.
Ladies and Gentlemen, skinny and stout,
I’ll tell you a tale I know nothing about;
The Admission is free, so pay at the door,
Now pull up a chair and sit on the floor.
One fine day in the middle of the night,
Two dead boys got up to fight;
Back to back they faced each other,
Drew their swords and shot each other.
A blind man came to watch fair play,
A mute man came to shout “Hoorray!”
A deaf policeman heard the noise and
Came to stop those two dead boys.
He lived on the corner in the middle of the block,
In a two-story house on a vacant lot;
A man with no legs came walking by,
and kicked the lawman in his thigh.
He crashed through a wall without making a sound,
into a dry creek bed and suddenly drowned;
The long black hearse came to cart him away,
But he ran for his life and is still gone today.
I watched from the corner of the big round table,
The only eyewitness to facts of my fable;
But if you doubt my lies are true,
Just ask the blind man, he saw it too.
Please send me this.
Your are amazing
Wow
Did you actually make this?
OMG MY DAD TOLD ME PART OF THIS WHEN I WAS 7 THANK YOUUU
Ring around the rosy,
A pocket full of posies,
Ashes, Ashes,
We all fall down,
Ring around the rosy,
A pocket full of posies,
Atissue, Atissue,
We all fall down.
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The first verses meaning is: a ring of red rash on the skin, because of the plague.
Pocket full of posies is because of a belief that the disease was carried by bad smells, so people carried herbs, flowers or like in the song, posies.
Ashes ashes is for the cremation of bodies being burnt.
And we all fall down is just we all fall down, that or it’s saying that the people are dead.
And for the second verse it’s the same, except ashes ashes is turned into atissue atissue.
Atissue, atissue represents the sound of someone sneezing, and in this case it’s someone getting sick.
I wonder if anyone actually bothered to read this article that I’ve written XD.
oH GOLLY
Edenrose YT I read ( Great Job ) and also a fun ( not really ) fact is that God bless you came from the Black Death which is when you sneezed you and dead.
Edenrose YT I know that
I’m learning about the plague
I read it, I knew it, I'm still terrified.
In my country we say this instead.
"Rain rain go away come again another day little children want to play rain rain go away"
Will narrated with an interesting commentary too. There’s been quite a lot published on the subject and very little of it is particularly show me orienteering that again this is about this post and I would say well worth a listen and he has the right touch between the humour and macabre. Congratulations to you. It isn’t easily putting together these things.
What about "rockabye baby"?
"When the wind blows
The cradle will fall
And down will come baby
Cradle and all"
Does that sound creepy to you?
That one refers to Indians who would cradle their children and place them in trees and when the wind blew to hard, they would watch the children fall to their deaths...
Soo they had terrible catching skill when their children fell?
Yeah I'm not buying that one.Most people aren't that stupid
actually rockabye baby's origin is that this famous lullaby is that it is about the son of King James II of England and Mary of Modena. It is widely believed that the boy was not their son at all, but a child who was brought into the birthing room and passed off as their own in order to ensure a Roman Catholic heir to the throne.
YES
i’m not even gonna lie, in the three blind mice, the mouse of the left looks pretty hot
I- what?!
Actually, cutting off there tails was not addressed properly. They were castrated before being burned. It's good to be the queen.
3
People who go and search up 3 blind mice now XD
Alma Frank wow- you really be simping over mice thou-
Welp there goes the rest of my childhood
What about oh my darling clementine?
Oh my darling, oh my darling
Oh my darling, Clementine
You were lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
In a cavern, in a canyon
Excavating for a mine
Dwelt a miner forty-niner
And his daughter, Clementine
Yes I loved her, how I loved her
Though her shoes were number nine
Herring boxes, without topses
Sandals were for Clementine
Oh my darling, oh my darling
Oh my darling, Clementine
You were lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
Drove the horses to the water
Every morning just at nine
Hit her foot against a splinter
Fell into the foaming brine
Ruby lips above the water
Blowing bubbles soft and fine
But alas, I was no swimmer
So I lost my Clementine
Oh my darling, oh my darling
Oh my darling, Clementine
You were lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
You are lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
Head shoulder knees an toes is just hannnibal lector’s shopping list 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I shouldnt have laughed at this but I did.
Your right
Oh crap...lol!! I wasn't expecting that!
Lol
🎵mary had a little lamb, a little lamb, a lit-
Gordon ramsay: where the fuck is the LAMB SAUCE!?
Mary had a little lamb chick chick bam no more lamb Mary had a little lamb resting on her frying pan
@@RJisbeast GOD!!!
THATS SO FUCKING DARK!
@@ivonneortiz2480 yeah I find it more funny
@@RJisbeast perfection
@@RJisbeast lmao
Y'all never talk about Clementine
Here a nursery rhyme:
Look out look out
Jack Frost is about
He's after put fingers and
Toes;
And,all through the night
The gay little sprite
Is working where nobody knows.
He'll climb a tree,
So nimble is he,
His silvery powder he'll shake;
The window he'll creep,
And while we're asleep,
Such wonderful pictures he'll make.
Across the grass,
He'll merrily pass
And change all it's Greenness to white;
Then home he'll go
And laugh "HO,HO,HO!
What fun I had in the night!"
Mice 1: Where we goin', cuh?
Mice 2: Idk, cuh'.
Mice 3: Just keep walkin', cuh.
cυeѕo 。・ they lookin kinda fresh doe
Made an account jus to like you comment cuhz lmaoooo 🤣🤣🤣
Tony Blair he had no flair,
Gordon Brown had an empty head.
Every day, I hope & pray,
for news that they are dead.
LMAO... that was cool....
Well done
The blindness might be referring to the fact that Mary made some of her victims watch the others being burned to the stake before burning them as well
jack & jill went up the hill to fetch a pale of water....dont know what they did up there but now theyve got a daughter...thats how we used to sing it when i was a kid
Do you know the muffin man who lives on Drury Lane...
That rhyme is about a European serial killer.
😯
Jack the ripper?
Did he make bakery products with human meat??
Yep
emmyneminemminem emmy no it's about a guy who was abused by his father and then got a muffin for every beating
So he would lure kids with muffins, and assault, rape and kill themm
*after watching this*
Me: well, there goes my childhood
BuTt_SmAsHer 0000 : *comments 3 times that is the same thing*
Me : *dies of laughter*
Samee
Rip
U had a childhood?
Wait- [inserts reader’s name] had a childhood?
Do i have a childhood?..
Ans: i had a childhood...
Same
This was very interesting.Thoroughly enjoyed all the way through.I expect there are heaps more,be interesting to hear some more.Thanks for posting.👍👍
Thank you for taking the time to post this sir.
Yep, 'London Bridge is Falling Down" sounds like it must have negative origins.?
I know this comment is old, so maybe you just looked it up, but nonetheless... There's a couple of theories about the song.
I always thought it was about the steady deterioration of the bridge and the attempts to fix it. I looked into this and found that this may be the case, but there's one other theory I like too. I'll get to that in a moment. Here's what I know about the bridge... I think the Old London Bridge was the only crossing on the Thames in London. It was damaged in a major fire in 1633. Is that the Great Fire of London?? It could be, I forget. In any case, the bridge needed expensive repairs. The new bridge was opened in 1831 and survived until it was replaced in 1972. It was then moved all the way to Arizona.
So it's possible the rhyme is talking about the construction of the bridge. Build it up with sticks and stones, wood and clay, bricks and mortar, etc, are all mentioned in the more modern lyrics.
But the song is much older than that, from what I know, which leads me to the next theory...
It refers to a Viking attack that occurred sometime in the 1000s, where the bridge was burnt down. There's a bit of debate over this though, such as if it was the London Bridge (a very old version of it) that was mentioned, the song written is actually the same as London Bridge is Falling Down, and even if the event occurred at all. Given it was SO long ago, it's really hard to figure that out.
I hope this information can help you out! There is a bit of history there, but not super dark. Although... There's a rumour that there were human remains in the London Bridge foundations... But I won't talk about that.
@@BakaTaco does it not refer to human sacrifices to build a bridge ?
@@khwasongh I've heard that too. But there's no evidence to say that there was ever any people sacrificed, children or otherwise. There's a story about bones in the foundation, which I think ended up being a lie.
London bridge had houses and shops on it
That was slum living and was one of the only ways over the river at the time
It was made of wood the rotted then it started to collapse
Hence the song
the origin of ¨London Bridge is Falling down¨ refers to when people were sealed away inside of the bridge as a sacrifice. the line that states this is forgotten: ¨Off to prison you must go, you must go, you must go. Off to prison you must go. My fair lady.¨ People sealed away over 80 people, alive, into the walls of the bridge. 5 of them were children to bring healthy youth and prosperity. The front of the bridge was used to display the severed heads of famous people that had died. They were placed onto spikes and put onto display for everyone to see. The lamp posts are Nepolions cannons melted down and shaped into the lamp posts. People also committed suicide off the side of the bridge, jumping off headfirst. One lady jumped feet first and broke both her legs before drowning in the water below. It is also said that the spirit of Jack The Ripper could be seen standing at the bottom of the bridge near the water. Though this cannot be proven to be Jack because no one could find out his identity.
"London bridge is falling down" is based on a real event.
The great fire of London isn’t it?
@@SWFCFAN_ yeah
Not the great fire of London. This occurred hundreds of years before. The part stating "my fair lady", actually refers to the Queen (at that time), Queen Eleonore?
@@SWFCFAN_ indeed
@@SWFCFAN_ yes indeed
I'm English and the song for "rain rain go away"
Went like this for me:
"Rain rain go away, and never come back again,"
"An old man bumped his head, and never woke up again."
Rain rain go away, and never come back again,
Little Johnny wants to play, rain rain go away."
What about "Oh my darling clementine?"
Oh my darling, oh my darling
Oh my darling, Clementine
You were lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
In a cavern, in a canyon
Excavating for a mine
Dwelt a miner forty-niner
And his daughter, Clementine
Yes I loved her, how I loved her
Though her shoes were number nine
Herring boxes, without topses
Sandals were for Clementine
Oh my darling, oh my darling
Oh my darling, Clementine
You were lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
Drove the horses to the water
Every morning just at nine
Hit her foot against a splinter
Fell into the foaming brine
Ruby lips above the water
Blowing bubbles soft and fine
But alas, I was no swimmer
So I lost my Clementine
Oh my darling, oh my darling
Oh my darling, Clementine
You were lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
You are lost and gone forever
Dreadful sorrow, Clementine
Lizzie Borden skip rope rhyme.
“Lizzie Borden took an axe. Gave her mother 40 whacks. When she saw what she has done. Gave her father 41.”
That is literally talking about MURDER!
Edit: I am going to explain what was believed to happen. Her ‘mother’ was actually her stepmother. She gave her WAY less than 40 whacks. Also, she gave her father WAY less than 41 whacks. Also, it is unknown what ACTUALLY happened to the Borden parents. But hey! That’s just a theory! A NURSERY RHYME HISTORY THEORY!
edit 2: She gave her step-mother 13 whacks and have her father 11 whacks. Thank you to Armor Luna for the information on that.
Its based off a true story too, Lizzie Bordon was an actual person who actually murdered her parents in 1892
That’s the point
Ikr it's terrifying
Let me explain studios anyone
The Real Deadpool me
Sooo....my life as a kid was a lie?
My childhood has been ruined 1 year ago (I'm 11)
mine too I'm 10
it gets no better lads but making your family strong is all that counts
Kawaii_Kitty0 yes
Kawaii_Kitty0 yup sorry kiddo
Lol I remember going to my old daycare, and singing all of these rhymes. And it felt like I was the only one that actually understood them. One that we would always sing, was something like this, “The old man bumped his head, fell out of his head, and didn’t wake up in the morning.” Like what did the old man do, die? And when we did ring around the rosy, I wouldn’t fall down with the rest of the kids, I would stay standing, because I understood the rhyme. But it would just astound me, how everyone was singing these dark topics, happily. 😂
The one with the old man is It's raining, its pouring.
I heard Goosey Goosey Gander slightly differently. It went, Goosey, goosey gander, where doest thou wander? Upstairs and downstairs, and in my lady's chamber. There I met an old man who would not say his prayers. I took him by the left leg and threw him down the stairs.
This leads to questions as to what the old man was doing in a lady's chamber....
jack and Jill went up the hill to smoke some marijuana.
Jack got high and grabbed her thigh and said "you know you wanna".
Jill said yes lifted up her dress and then they had some fun.
But silly Jill forgot her pill and now they have a son.
Edit:HOLY FUCK THANKS FOR ALL THE LIKES
What
WTF
Incest
That's true
You hate yourself and you know it.
One Summer day in the middle of the night,
Two dead boys got up to fight.
Back to back they faced each other
Drew their swords and shot each other
The deaf policeman heard the noise,
And came and shot the two dead boys
If you don’t believe my tale is true,
Ask the blind man, he saw it too.
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Never heard this one!
Love the poem, it's very good.
Ever heard this one? Some may kiss their friends goodbye, the birds may kiss the butterfly, the morning dew may kiss the grass but you my friend may kiss my beeeeeeeeeeeeeerp !!!
How does the deaf policeman hear them?!?!..
The music fits perfectly for this video, excellent!!!
I got a rhyme for COVID 19 my friend made up:
She drank a bottle of Corona, Corona
From her husband who tried to spoil her,
She disappeared the next day,
On a hospital bed she passed away
" johhny johnny, Yes Papa? Eating sugar? No Papa, Telling lies? No Papa, Open your mouth! Hahaha!"
This shows a father stopping his child from eating thy sugar
THE LEGEND 26 OMG SO DARK 🤯
This comment gives me nightmares...THANKS FOR HELPING ME SLEEP AT NIGHT
The legend, what if the open your mouth hahaha was a scream that his dad was punishing him from eating sugar
No snorting crack
That actually sounds harmless and actually a message of not eating sweets and being honest
In my childhood I actually have bad feelings when I watched cartoons and sing nursery rhymes. That gut feeling that something is wrong. I've felt that.
Amen..that was the Holy Spirit nudging you.. he's still with you.. activate him..be blessed, in Jesus name..Amen💯
Same.. My cousin plays ring around the rosie and she always wants me to play with her so I do.. I hate the part where it says- "Ashes, Ashes... And we all fall DOWN!" It just sounds wrong.
Same
I used to put it on for my baby cousin I’m turning it off
…
all nursery rhymes has a dark meaning
I knew about the origin of the Black Plague regarding" ring around the rosy" nursery rhyme, but not the others. Great video.
When I was like 4 I was always creeped out by nursery rhymes and had no idea why, and now I hear this.
The Jack and Jill nursery rhyme has another negative meaning, Jack cracked his head open. There is a part of the skull called the crown.
Yeah.
Noah Wilson HA I KNEW HE BROKE IS HEAD!
Noah Wilson if Jack and Jill were siblings Jill could have committed suicide after her brothers death
Yeah that's definitely it
Yep chara changed it a bit and she included laughing jack (the creepypasta)
The Picture of Humpty was enough to freak me out
right?! lol
Fucking right 😝
^^
Yeah Dude That Was Totally Creepy...
same 😨
I remember singing some of these evil ryhmes..Lord, I ask you now to lift the curse upon me from singing these demonic songs..in Jesus name i pray.. Amen 💯
#MsWarriorSaint
Ever heard of this rhyme
Oranges and lemons 🍋
Say the bells of St Clement's
You owe me five farthings
Say the bells of St Martin's
When will you pay me?
Say the bells of Old Bailey
When I grow rich
Say the bells of Shoreditch
And when will that be?
Say the bells of Stepney
Oh I do not know
Say the great bells of Bow
Here comes a candle
To light you to bed
And here comes a chopper
To chop off your head
This rhyme is describing public execution in England where before being put to death the church bells announced their time of execution.
The curious and spectacularly dark end lines: “here comes the candle to light you to bed, here comes the chopper to chop off your head…” probably refers to practices at Newgate prison. The gaol stood on the current site of the Old Bailey, next to St Sepulchre’s church (the bells of Old Bailey in the rhyme). The sound of that church’s “great” tenor bell striking 9am on a Monday morning would signal the start of any hangings due to take place that week. The prisoners on death row were visited the night before by the bell man of St Sepulchre, who would hold a candle in one hand and ring the execution bell in the other. He would then recite a poem;
All you that in the condemned hole do lie,
Prepare you for tomorrow you shall die,
Examine all yourselves, in time repent
That you may not be to eternal flames be sent
And when St Sepulchre’s bell in the morning tolls
The lord above have mercy on your souls.
Oh that Mary, Mary one gave me the chills. I knew about Ring around the rosie. These two are deffinitley ones that have the most spine chilling stories behind them.
Soldier: my king we cannot fix Humpty Dumpty
King: LET THE HORSES TRY
Gio m 😁ikr
You did it wrong. The king sent horses first "All of the king's horses and all of the king's men". This means that the king might be a horse 🤔
But they sent the horses first, so the king actually attempted to use horses to fix the cannon.
@@jacobhise8044 Bear in mind that the Royalists were nicknamed "Cavaliers". The horses are not quite arbitrary.
Lol😂
1:24 those mice look they gonna release a 2000s mixtape rap album
LOL 🤣😂
so true
lol
Yo we da 3 blind mice no signatures please please
Thotslayer 42069 😂😂😂😂
Thanks for your knowledge on the topic .
Another meaning for Mary Mary quite contrary:
Mary Mary Quite Contrary - she didn't listen to her brother and father
How does your garden grow - she struggled to get pregnant meaning nothing 'grew inside of her.
With silver bells - this is a form of moking as she liked the sounds of bells. Each time someone was killed by her, they rung out
And cockle shells - her husband Philip of Spain had several affairs
And pretty maids all in a row - this suggests all of the little girls she supposedly had but died (still births)
I hope you find this useful?!
His voice gives this vid a creepy vibe
Kayden ik right
true
Jayden OMG I know right when I clicked on this video I thought it was going to be creepy but the only creepy part for me is the voice
It’s also a very nice voice. And I think it’s also the background noise to make it creepy =~=
Phillipa Peach ikr 😉🤕🙂
the one dark version of Humpty Dumpty was a little boy who fell of a wall and broke his neck. I'm not sure which is the real onel
Anonymous _M43 hey no one ever said he was an egg everyone just assumed it
I thought it was about a king that was overthrown...
Yours is more accurate, though I think he broke more than just his neck
Hearing this just reminded me of my seventh grade year in history class so this all sounds like it practically takes place in Europe. The English Civil War, the plague, everything! Except for Peter Peter pumpkin eater. 😱
List for the impatience ones
10. humpty dumpty
9. Three blind Mice
8. Marry Marry quite contrary
7. Peter Peter pumpkin eater
6. Rain rain go away
5. Ring around the rosie
4. Baa baa black sheep
3. Jack and Jill
2. Ladybird ladybird
1. Goosey goosey gander
I have a dark origin!
The old man in “It’s raining It’s pouring” is *dead* he got hit by stop sign and passed out.
the “It’s raining It’s pouring”
Was the *tears* of the mourning.
Here’s the messed up version of it
“It’s raining, It’s pouring. The *tears of the mourning.*
The old man was *dead.*
Because a stop sign hit his HEAD.”
"Jack and Jill went up the hill, smoking marijuana"
"Get off the bus, Marvin!"
Margaret Schultz jack and Jill went up the hill so jack could lick her candy but jack got a shock and a mouthful of cock cause jills real name is RANDY!
Ok so because this vid got the origin of j&j WRONG I'm putting the real one here. J&j is kind like Romeo and Juliet. They were 2 people who were not allowed to be together so they used to sneak out to see eachother. When Jake took Jill's virginity Jill's dad took Jake's life. When Jill found out she killed herself
@@mistereverything5435 Lolll
Thanks. I knew some of those but was curious about the rest.
These are absolutely FABULOUS !
As a child (I was like 6) the “ladybug ladybugfly away home, your house is on fire” gave me a big fear that my house would catch fire whenever I left for a while
Ah! The full song is “ladybird Ladybird fly away home
your house is on fire and your children are gone all except one
and her name is Anna
she is hidden under the frying pan”
@@isabell2579 This nursery rhyme the lady bird has been used as a code for the Catholic term "our lady" which means mother Mary, her children are the catholics . This rhyme Is about the Catholic persecution in England.
@@indrajit57 I didn’t know that ty x
Sounds like child sacrifice
In England the Ring a Rosie song used to have 'atishoo, atishoo we all fall down' as in the sneezing from the plague illness
same in Australia
When I was a kid we always said "ashes, ashes" but I'm in America.
Jessie Ballard I'm not in England, but I used to say Atishoo As well.
Stormy Lane I agree with you on that
Jessie Ballard huh, I see
Concerning "Ring around the rosie," a black ring around a red sore was one of the plague's symptoms. Also, the version I'm familiar with, says "atta-shoo...," instead of "ashes." Sneezing was the first sign of infection. So, nighty-night, boys & girls, "Here comes a candle to light you to bed, here comes a chopper, to chop off your head..."
Really liked your narration 👍🏼
Humpty Dumpty might also be a king.
"All the king's horses and all the king's men"
why would "all" of the king's military might would bother solving Humpty's problem?
Maybe a king (Humpty Dumpty) made a bad decision that led to the downfall of his kingdom.
Richard the III a well known hunchback.
No.
Or maybe it's just hyperbole
There are many guesses about this, since Humpty Dumpty was a common jibe at fat men from Tudor times onward. But the author here does give the most probable answer. The big fat cannon that fell from the church tower in Colchester. Charles I was a staunch Catholic, most of England was Protestant and there was the Civil War. The Protestants who supported Parliament (the Roundheads) attacked the King and his Cavaliers at Colchester. Initially the King held the city, because the cannon was wreaking havoc, but the cannon fell and broke apart and Charles ended up losing the war with Parliament and ultimately his life.
True, KING GEORGE
I think the original british version for ring around the rosie says A-tishoo instead of ashes, where A-tishoo is actually an alternative to achoo which signified the cold symptoms they showed with the black death
I'm English too, and yes, yes it is
Alpacas Game Too there are numerous versions of this one.
That's what I said and then the song came up. I had recently been reading a book called the kiss of death and it explained how the song mocked those that had caught and died from the Black Death 💀
Alpacas Game Too I remember hearing both as a child and thinking achoo made sense with falling down.....until I heard ashes.
I'm starting to believe the reason I had explicitly gruesome, detailed nightmares in childhood and up to this day has to do with damn nurses rhymes and creepy Disney movies!!!!!!!
P.S - To those who do not want their childhood to be further ruined, I advice you to get out of the comment section. You have been warned.
Here I sit broken hearted
Spent a penny and only farted
Then one day I took a chance
I spent my penny and shit my pants,!
Many of us heard 'London Bridge' as a child, but have never heard the full version. Here is the full version;
London Bridge is falling down, falling down, falling down. London Bridge is falling down, My Fair Lady.
So I said to myself, we'll build it up with Wood and Clay.
Build it up with Wood and Clay, Wood and Clay, Wood and Clay. Build it up with Wood and Clay, My Fair Lady.
Wood and Clay will was away, wash away, wash away. Wood and Clay will Wash Away, My Fair Lady.
So then I said to myself, we'll build it up with Brick and Mortar.
Build it up with Brick and Mortar, Brick and Mortar, Brick and Mortar. Build it up with Brick and Mortar, My Fair Lady.
Brick and Mortar will not stay, will not stay, will not stay. Brick and Mortar will not stay, My Fair Lady.
So I said to myself, we'll build it up with Iron and Steel.
Build it up with Iron and Steel, Iron and Steel, Iron and Steel. Build it up with Iron and Steel, My Fair Lady.
Iron and Steel will bend and bow, bend and bow, bend and bow. Iron and Steel will bend and bow, My Fair Lady.
So then I said to myself, we'll build it up with Silver and Gold.
Build it up with Silver and Gold, Silver and Gold, Silver and Gold. Build it up with Silver and Gold, My Fair Lady.
Silver and Gold will be stolen away, stolen away, stolen away. Silver and Gold will be stolen away, My Fair Lady.
So London Bridge will fall and tumble, fall and tumble, fall and tumble. So London Bridge will fall and tumble, My Fair Lady.
i already memorize the full version of this..
Black butler?
I only remember the 1st two lines lol
I feel like they're also adding the lady
I know this rhyme very well, but I don't remember the "so then I said to myself" bit.
London bridge
something to do with people being locked up under the bridge and other people sealing it up with bricks... something like that... Right??
The original bridge did collapse killing numerous people. Can't remember when it was tho...
When vikings raided England, soldiers were on the bridge to defend against the vikings sailing up Thames. That was not a good idea, because the vikings threw hooks to the bridge and pulled the whole bridge in to the river.
Khya Marr I always thought that nursery rhyme was to do with the 1666 great fire of london
take out the one... and what do you get
I've heard that it was written after putting children into to wall while building the bridge in hopes that building children in the bridge would keep it up
I found another Nursery Rhyme that has a dark origin it's called "The Lion and the Unicorn" and it's origin is shocking because when you hear the lyrics closely btw here's the lyrics "The Lion and the Unicorn were fighting for the crown,
The lion beats the unicorn all around the town,
Some gave them white bread and some gave them brown,
Some gave them plum cake and drums them out of town" see if you find the dark part..
Thank you this was very insightful 👍👍
"Nursery rhymes are said, verses in my head.
Into my childhood they're spoon fed.
Hidden violence revealed, darkness that seems real.
Look at the pages that cause all this evil"
Shoots and ladders - korn
That's good, Gin; sounds like a line from some Gothic song!
@@alansaunders7140 Shoots and Ladders by Korn. Not a gothic song but still a great song :)
Hell yeah! 🌽
i was gonna post that xD
I once had a bird whose name was Enza
I opened up the window and in flu enza
*O U T S T A N D I N G M O V E*
You get a dozen cookies for this
That is amazing
Do you mean James Charles influenzer or Flu like influenza 😅
@@TeeTee-bx8bk influenza
I remember learning the true story behind Ring around the Rosie from my 9th grade history teacher, it still fascinates me to this day.
Humpty Dumpty was actually based on real life events, talking about a king (If I remember correctly, it was king Richard the III.). The king had a horse, and the nick name of the horse was "Wall". So once in a war, he was riding his horse Wall, and fell off. He got injured so badly that he died. (Also, I don't remember everything, but I tried to add as many details as I could. Please, correct me, if you know more about the origins.)