You know what's really creepy? Putting your child online for everyone to see. Growing up as that child who tons of strangers know but you don't know any of them. _That's_ creepy.
I agree it’s not fair to take an innocent dog into potentially dangerous situations and places, like disused abandoned structures, and places where other people may be up to no good. It’s just not safe for a pet. Poor Max. Having his owner shouting and being confusing.
Ikr? There could be any amount of like, broken old pieces of metal tools and things that could get caught in a dog's paws or something. It's not right.
I was just in here celebrating my birthday when I heard this weird noise and when I turned around there was a bright flash and I saw a ghost of a man and his dog
The previous owner of my house died of a heart attack in the home. His daughter committed suicide five years ealier in the home. When I moved in my neighbors were quick to tell me these stories. I've lived here almost 11 years, little disappointed, house is NOT haunted. The scariest things in my house are the asbestos tiles I found after pulling up a carpet.
@@chloskyskies4399 probably not. its more likely that, ghosts arent real or the people that died arent gonna haunt a place because of a heart attack and a choice that they made themselves.
LMAO my family owns a home that is 100+ years old and belonged to a Métis politican. The thing is literally filled to the brim with historical items because my Grandfather is a historian. Heck we even own a WW2 canon that was actually used in the war right beside the house, I climbed on it. The house has a certificate, blah,blah, blah. Their farm was like my second home growing up and I spent so much time in that house (which is a B&B now). The only scary thing about that house is the freaking stairs cuz they small and narrow as heck. I swear I have almost fallen down them over 10 times. And the basement... cuz you know... basements are creepy. That's just a fact.
The thing about some dogs being oblivious is so true. My mom's dog was a sweetheart, an angel, the best pooch in the world, but she would have let me get murdered right in front of her and wouldn't have moved.
That 'toy' blaring happy birthday is actually a candle. I know this incredibly well, because several years ago, my sister got one for her birthday cake because she saw it in the local carneceria and thought it'd be cool. It is at first, because each flower petal has a wick on it, and they all light as one, which then fly open and spins in the bloomed flower position as it starts playing Happy Birthday. Cool visual, neat afterimage effect, and it could potentially make you get the message across while not having to sing to your family member or friend if they prefer that. Unfortunately, the batteries in the damned things are so ridiculously good that the candle did not, in fact, ever stop playing Happy Birthday around the clock for over three months, even when it was banished to the bushes outside in the hopes the rain would kill it. (It echoed too much in our trashcans to have it in them, the weather beating it to death was honestly the best bet.) It died in volume, but it was relentless even through rain, sleet, and several death glares every time I had to walk by the bushes it was yeeted to. In conclusion, I will always remember the ear grating tune that candle blasts until I'm old and senile.
@@Haterator if I remember correctly, there was no logical way to get to the batteries without smashing it. After the first two or so weeks, we were more morbidly curious about how long it could keep going, rather than truly so sick of it that smashing it seemed preferable.
I use to live in a brick house built in the late 1800's. Six months after I moved in, I was noticing that the air in the house was always thick and stale. As time went on I kept noticing more weird shit like scratches on all the walls, damage to the ceiling, cracks in the windows and electrical issues. My wife kept having violent nightmares that left her exhausted the next day. Our dog would, almost daily, shit and then drag his butt on every floor in the house. I can remember one time where we came home from a party and found that he had gotten into the attic and torn open the box of Christmas decorations. I know because as we opened the front door he was sitting there wearing some of them. And yes, he shat on those too. We were concerned and ended up giving him to the the kid across the street. But that didn't stop the strange events. It came to a boiling point the night both my wife and I woke up at like 2am from noise inside the house. We could hear that there was something shuffling around. So I walked out of the bedroom with my 12 gauge as quietly as I could. The adrenaline was pumping and I was shaking like a leaf. On the other side of the house in a small hallway, I could see something was there. As I got closer to a light switch I flicked it on only to reveal our dog standing in the hallway. Wearing every Christmas decoration we own, he slowly turned around and whispered "Merry Christmas". This was pretty alarming because dogs can't talk. What made it even weirder is I've never owned a dog or a house and I've never been married. After that, I sat up in my chair and vowed never to smoke weed ever again.
This exact thing happened to me only it wasn’t a house it was boat and it wasn’t a dog it was a wrestling buddy from the 80s and it wasn’t Christmas decorations it was …… wait ……… what was I saying ? Anyone have any Doritos ?
The "middle of no-where" line was a bit funny for me. New Zealand is so small and narrow that you are never really that far from even just a small town. I don't think that tunnel is closed off to the public either, there's lots of old railway tunnels here that are just used in walking trails now.
I live in New Zealand and it is so rare to see anything from here! Spooners Tunnel isn't really closed, its open to walkers and cyclists (its part of a cycle trail even) so its not unsafe to be in there. It's just like the equivalent of spending the night under a bridge or a motorway underpass or something, like why would you?
Exactly, you wouldn't unless you were really homeless or shooting up drugs all night or some shit, either way it's probably not a safe idea to go in there filming at night, regardless of whether the guy you catch jerking off is a ghost a cardboard cut out or a horny weirdo.
I love Yama Q videos! He doesn't add any spooky music or narration. Just silent recording in a middle of a night. Perfect creepypasta, great show! Not that I believe in this, but I enjoy the simplicity of his style.
Same. I know it's all fabricated but it's still fun to sit back see what the creator came up with. I watch this kind of stuff basically the same way I would watch a movie or a show.
I used to throw myself backwards and slide across surfaces on my backside. Learned it in drama for our fight choreography unit and would do it out of nowhere to freak people out. The grass is real good because contrary to popular belief it can get pretty slippery with enough speed. Also the star shape, arms and legs out, helps with balance.
i love that a door opening on its own is taken as evidence of ghosts when it can happen to any door thats not been installed properly, if the hinges need replacing, or just air pressure or current changes that pop it open if it wasnt shut all the way
There was a hilarious Canadian “haunted house” show called like Paranormal Home Inspectors where a family would describe why they think their house is haunted, and then a professional home inspector comes in a basically debunks everything, from missing doors to loose writing to strange paintbrush patterns and incorrect type of paint causing an apparent “shadow shape” at the top of the stairs. He’s amazing. But they also have a “psychic” come through, then of course, the family often still chooses to believe something weird is going on in their home.
I used to do a lot of audio editing. 100% the super whiny moaning ghost was just a friend hiding behind the cameraman the whole time. The camera was looking in weird directions to avoid seeing their buddy behind them. I’m sure the voice lazily drops at the end when the boiling water is thrown on it (and doesn’t screech like you think it would) because it would tick off their neighbors if the “ghost” started suddenly yelling loudly outside. Love your debunks!
Could you imagine if it was like some old man out for a walk and he slipped and broke his hip. Then as he's wailing in pain his neighbour throws a bucket of boiling water on you because he thinks you're a ghost.
I love the use of the word "unexplained" in these videos when describing a movement or a sound, as if it adds intrigue. Like yes, if you don't explain it, then it is unexplained. Guys, watch out for my spooky, *unexplained* comment 👻
This comment was made to describe this user love for the word unexplained as if it means something supernatural, but much like the word UFO doesn't actually imply aliens, the word unexplained doesn't imply supernatural. Its just a poorly thought out scare tactic. They then tried to use said scare tactic to make their own comment spooky. Checkmate, spooky "unexplained" comment.
Did you see that?? ⭕️⬅️ While scrolling through the comment section, an unnerving comment seemingly appears out of nowhere, and what it says is absolutely chilling
I'm around the 36 minute mark. Yes, she has high energy. I also love that her house cats are just sitting there calmly, watching her. They clearly know that nothing is going on that they have to worry about.
34:15 What really spoils this one for me is the cat that was walking around. If the PET CAT, an animal known for being reactive to noises, is completely unbothered… you know something ain’t adding up.
It's funny because animals are *supposedly* more sensitive to the paranormal than humans, but every time there happens to be a pet in any of these spooky videos, they're either completely chill or just confused as to why the human(s) around them are acting weird. And never actually react to any "ghost" shenanigans.
I have to admit, Yama Q's video is most convincing. Firstly, he isn't constantly talking to the camera or audience, which I wouldn't do either if I were in some creepy situation. Secondly, he behaves more like someone trying to figure out what's going on, and investigating from different angles, or even putting an obstacle between himself and whatever strange thing is happening. Whether that's just good acting or not, I'm not sure, but if it's fake he does a WAY better job than ANY of the other vids we've been reviewing lately. Side note, I think it's hilarious the disembodied voice is trying to get Yama's attention by saying "oi, oi, oi" and then Nuke calls it a "blood-curdling wail" lol
What video?? The one of the knocking in the bathroom is the fakest video I've ever seen, and the "oi oi oi" video is the most pathetic attempt at a paranormal video I've ever seen🤣 how do yall believe this?!
I've got a big black dog, too. He will alert indoors, blinds closed, if someone walks past our house 30 feet from the street. Low grumble. Max simply looks confused, as if to say "what the hell are we doing in here? Can I have that plastic toy?"
The first one is so funny how Nuke is like “You know how dogs famously do not react to ghosts” to later be like “the dog stars bark at the ghost in Japan ofc”
Regarding the bathroom knocking stopping when you open the door: the opened door blocks the signal playing the knocking track. Our physics teacher taught us how to prepare a similar demonstration for the Open Day, which was around the corner of Halloween. That was almost twenty years ago and I can still remember parents' and guests' stunned expression when they entered the physics lab lol btw we were playing tracks of a woman's screaming (recorded by the teacher's wife haha)
The thing with these type of videos is you don't even need to set a thing like that up as it doesn't come across on camera anyway, you could just have a friend off camera wailing or knocking for the same effect making any practical special effect pointless. It would only work as a prank as like you said if you are there in person and it's set up to stop when someone opens the door or whatever.
You know what's fascinating to me? Good urban exploration channels go to places that are significantly scarier than anything featured in these videos- just take a look at The Proper People and the wacky places they go- and they never, ever encounter anything paranormal. Even the places with "unexplainable"-type noises are usually just brushed off as being wind, the building settling, or security. Nothing too bad, no attempt to scare you. The atmosphere created by these places is often enough to be scary, even in the middle of the day. It's super interesting that they don't need anything special to create tension in their videos.
Story time: I actually made a very convincing "ghost video" of my own a few years back. What I did was as follows: I rehearsed a very basic "scene". This scene involved me filming with my phone, reacting to a knocking noise, getting up from my chair, walking up to the front door, and opening the door. Then, after I got comfortable rehearsing this scene, I would film it again in the exact same way, with the only difference being my boyfriend knocking on the front door from the other side. In post-production, I matched the audio of both clips as best I could, but used only the second clip's audio while showing the first one. Edit: You could even mix and match the audio to taste for the best effect, but in my case I had rehearsed it near flawlessly so I didn't need to. It was really simple, but I managed to freak out many of my peers for an entire week before confessing to them that I faked it. This is how easy it truly is, folks. It's not "elaborate" as Nuke likes to say, lol.
I like to think that you just randomly filmed yourself going to the door and they 100% believed that you'd do that for some reason but I assume you told them it happens occasionally.
Reminds me of this old photo I took at night of a helium balloon slowly floating across a dark room, backlit by a dim light from outside. I took it with my first ever crappy 2004 digital camera. I had little understanding of photography. It kept coming out black (of course) so I messed with the shutter speed and did my best to stand as still as a tripod, and it came out brighter, but my ceiling fan had blown the balloon across the window and it looked like a blurry black mass was blocking the window. I posted it without any context on my livejournal (really showing my age here) and a bunch of people were convinced it was a shadow figure lol.
I've used this same kind of technique in a video for an ARG/unfiction series I did a few years back! 😄 As long as both takes are filmed with the same camera/mic and you've got your timing at least somewhat rehearsed, it sounds super convincing edited together! 😊 And you can always cut the audio track up and make small adjustments to better fit the video. You'll still have the room noise from the video's audio so it doesn't sound jarring lol. 😋 I tried to explain this technique in a comment because I think that's what was done in all the videos for the "spooky bathroom/outside moaning ghost series" on entry 2, but I gave up because I had trouble explaining it without being too wordy. So, I'm glad someone was able to explain what I was having trouble describing lol. 😋
The family from clip 7 is probably the most serious case I've ever seen of someone watching the Paranormal Activity movies and going "yeah, we can do that". And to be fair, with their ideal location and obvious excess of cash, they do seem like they are doing a better job than some of the actual movies.
I don't mind people doing fake tiktok stuff like that for views obviously, but it does rub me the wrong way when they use their very small children in them for some reason.
"If it's not paranormal, then it's not terrifying." Ummm, no. Are you crazy? I would see a ghost in an abandoned tunnel then a shady stranger. People can be far more dangerous than a ghost.
Not just because I don't believe in ghosts, but the scariest thing about exploring that tunnel - to me - would be the chance of wild animals making a den in there. So, I would indeed bring a dog in there with me. I just didn't expect him to find Obi-Wan Kenobi hiding out in that tunnel, throwing children's toys on the ground. Omg, the whip-pan cut of the girl on the bus was so obvious that I saw it in real time.
The thing I find scariest in these sort of fake ghost vids is that at any second a horrible face will pop out with loud music ala the “what’s wrong with this picture?” vids of the early 2000s. Those videos have scarred me for life
The thermal imaging video really tested my patience. There's nothing more annoying than hearing an invisible guy be in pain or whatever, like just shut it
These John videos could be five hours long and it still wouldn't be long enough. Him blasting these "ghost" videos are everything we didn't know we needed on this channel.
any video editing program will allow you to insert any noise you want over a video. you either place it over the original audio or remove the original audio altogether. you can add narration, music, noise of someone screeching, knocking noises, anything. any audio contained in these "ghost" videos are or could be added post production. furthermore you're right. plumbing and heating ducts make all kinds of weird noises. in the house i grew up in our central air system made a noise like someone running up the stairs and tripping on the last step. it only made this noise once every few years. it was freaky but explainable. there's only three types of "ghost" videos: 1) the producer admits he's simply making a fictional horror video, 2) someone captures a perfectly natural but unexplainable or misinterpreted occurrence on video, 3) intentional fraud. and the internet has helped proliferate fraud all over the world. THANKS INTERNET!
As someone who's lived with dogs for years, they bark *constantly* (depending on the dog). Even the most well-behaved dogs I've watched have started up randomly sometimes. Could be literally anything. My mom's dog barked at whistling from a song recently... Other dogs, random noises, random animals like squirrels and raccoons, literally anything.
That little girl was clearly staring at the camera she knew was there, as when the mother picks her up, she's still looking at it when they leave through the door. They just told her to stare at the camera.
"She can't move out!" Yeah, I'm sure the poor thing is struggling and can't afford to move out. It's obvious from the multiple mansions/vehicles/land she owns that she's dirt poor.
In the past, kids pretend to see ghost to feel special and gain attention, nowadays, adults pretend there's a ghost haunting their house to feel like a main character.
This was an awesome stream btw. Twitch chat had a field day discussing the pants ghost that, sadly, didn't make an appearance in this vid. That pair of pants was absolutely terrifying, but not as scary as the mushroom soup.
do you mean the fresno nightcrawler or is there something new of the sorts?? because i actually would be happy to know what john thinks of my favorite cryptid (i can't imagine how that was done) but we probably won't know since nightcrawler is very old news 😢
@@wa5657 Nah it was literally just some dude in Russia who propped up a pair of pants in his doorway and called it a ghost. What the hell is a fresno nightwalker?? Anything like the Wisconsin Hodag?
I've been through spooners it's literally just a tunnel and it's a common place to visit. Its not "in the middle of nowhere" It's part of a cycle path. People bike it all the time. I went through when I was like 12.
Hi John. I'm a debunker on youtube and there's a bit of a buzz about you debunking. Watching this I hope you do more and get more eyes on the debunking community
Most of the cuts people do in these ghost videos are what i learned in my media classes in highschool. It's the basics of the basic so it's very easy to fake.
*Sees ghost behind self in reflection* *spends three whole ass Mississippi’s turning around slowly* “Jesus Christ” 🤣🤣🤣😭 didn’t even try to seem shocked lmao
I love watching scary videos and "scary" videos lol but I love when you're doing these because some youtubers pretend how scary something is when it's kinda dumb or even funny because it's obviously fake. Keep doing these videos 👍
Why would the dog not notice the "paranormal" entity? Doesn't it usually go like "dogs have a higher sensitivity to the supernatural, so they can see things that aren't there"? Why would a person sense less more a dog?
That was the problem. He said the dog didn't sense the person at all. If it was a person, he should have sensed it, if it was a ghost, he should have sensed it. Which is why it was probably a cut out. Dogs won't sense a fake human. Or someone who was there already for that take.
@@jenx5870 Dogs will react to cutouts, especially in the dark or if the thing is obscured and they can't be sure about it. I think it was a guy, but it was just one of the CZcamsr's friends that was planted there for the video, and Max was probably familiar with the guy and so didn't react whatsoever to him being there.
11:43 the Japanese subtitles don't say "the dog is barking" they say "wan-chan is here." wan is the soundeffect for barking so either they named the dog "bark" or it's like a cutesy nickname so they're saying "barky is here", which implies that the dog is not, in fact, usually quiet if his name or nickname is bark/barky lol. I'll give that one some credit though, they did a decent job with the audio compared to most videos, and it's nice to see them try to cover their bases a bit by looking at the bathroom from multiple angles.
My security camera sometimes picks up disturbing things too. Perhaps one of the most disturbing was a guy with a clipboard who apparently couldn't figure out how to ring a doorbell and decided to knock on the door instead. One time, I misclicked and named my garage camera "kitchen". Wouldn't that make a creepy video? Everything looks normal until you realize its the kitchen camera, but its showing the garage!
Honestly, the Japanese ones are genuinely well done compared to all the others we've reviewed and debunked. But, Japan has real talent when it comes to ghosts and the supernatural.
Yeah, like, it's weird because they're obviously all fake, but at least when the Japanese do their own hoax paranormal videos, they put some effort into it and I have to admire that.
too bad this example is not one of them. that knocking is on that external drain pipe we see outside. he messed up going outside, because that let me zero in on the sound source. as he's moving to leave, the sound clearly comes from the right, and not from the front, as you'd expect if the sound were actually coming from the bathroom. or it might be a neighbor on the second floor knocking something on a tub. either way, the sound is from above, too.
7:00 ok this has me boiling to my core. How could you question Max for his amazing sniffing capabilities is beyond my recognition. Max is a good boy and we are all rooting for the fella.
I have been watching bizarre bub and nukes top 5 for years, and have done this debunking by myself for just my own entertainment. I love watching these videos with you, I wish this is going to be a thing you will continue to do. This is fantastic content!
7:10 I mean or the dog just was totally familiar with the other person in the tunnel and thus was not bothered by them being there. That seems like the occam's razor to me.
Oh man never seen a cone or sticks at a construction site. Glad they didn’t see cement. Would’ve really freaked them out 😂. Thanks John. Love these videos 🤜🏼
That's how you know they're stalling. Who hasn't seen a construction site before? Everyone has walked or driven past at least one in their lifetime. They knew the terms for the equipment. There is nothing intriguing about it.
I think the video about the wealthy family is the best one because it is basically a house tour with a bonus haunting. The ghost is in here! *opens door to garage with 3 cars in it*
“Duh huh why would anyone be in an abandoned tunnel at night? Impossible! Must be a ghost!” Bro. Bro. Homeless ppl and drug dealers/addicts. It’s literally that simple.
2:55 this is a concept I don't understand. If I have a dog to the bigger side and something threatens my life, the FIRST thing I'm doing is unleashing the dog.
Love these debunking vids John! And I can absolutely confirm that cats can make some pretty creepy/horrifying sounds at night. Was house sitting for my parents a bit ago and late at night i hear this godawful yowling echoing through the house. Kinda sounded like a really weird old man or something. Scared me half to death, but then realized it was just my family's older cat Zeus. Turns out some cats can get dementia in their old age and will make that yowling sound when they don't know where they are or where anyone is. (also i believe in ghosts and the paranormal due to personal experiences but I think they can tell if anyone is trying to record them, so they dont do anything then. And a lot of "hauntings" in videos and things are either: being faked for clout; caused by some sort of natural phenomena, like a door not being installed right; or are the result of people experiencing exposure to carbon monoxide)
I used to have a cat that in certain situations (getting locked in accidentally, or when given a bath) would make a sound that made me think it was a little boy sadly crying 'Hello?' Cat vocal range is crazy.
@@ReilataZethlar that sounds adorable but also would be creepy af to hear in the dead of night o-o Cats are amazing and i love the adorable and horrifying sounds they can make.
Also, cougars (aka mountain lions, puma, and panther) can sound like a woman screaming when they caterwaul. So do foxes. That definitely sounded like a cat making noises, and it looked like an animal limping through the yard, or carrying its kill. Either they are completely and totally city people and don't recognize that, or they do know it, and they decided to capitalize off of that video. If the latter, shame on them for involving their daughter in a money making scheme like this when they clearly don't need more money.
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The segment that starts at 29 minutes in was actually on paranormal caught on camera on the travel channel. Wife and I watched the episode on wednesday or thursday. I was debunking the whole thing as we watched and then we see you discussing the clip today in this video. Kinda glad I wasn't the only one who felt the whole thing was fake
TFW you get mad at a youtuber for irresponsible dog ownership and then look over to see John is staring at the camera looking just as mad. EDIT: The "little toy" cake topper in the first video is actually something I could see being used well in a horror video - they're a little unnerving TBH - but not just thrown on the ground in a tunnel while a guy yells that it's scary and mysterious. Like, it's a pretty common birthday candle holder you can get at the grocery store. Not exactly "what is that?!" material.
32:20 The girl wasn't staring at nothing, she was staring at the camera. When her mother grabs her and spins her around she stays looking at the camera the whole time. This is clearly staged.
Looked up their profile and every single video is a "ghost" video. Not kidding. And of course, they only started uploading when these "ghosts" started acting up. Nothing else before, nothing else during, all ghost videos.
They have a very nice home, and if they aren't careful, they will have very real intruders of the not so ghostly type visiting them. Every time they upload, they give away information about their location, as well as the layout of their home and security cameras. They are bored, rich people who use their daughter to earn even more money they don't need. They are showing their cars, which have their license plates on them. I have degrees in IT Networking and Cybersecurity. People don't realize just how much information they give away when they post on the Internet. They aren't the brightest tools in their overly decorated barn.
John!! You need to make your own obviously staged ghost video and see if one of those channels features it. 🤣
Uh, yes please! C'mon Johnny Wolfo, you know you want to!
Mysterious small and fast object caught on camera! 😱 Definitely a coincidence that it looks like Belle with a bedsheet on her.
The first one with his dog really wanted to be blairwitch… with all his horror experience Imagine what kind of Video John could create!
I thought about doing that too, staging a bunch of "ghost" videos just to see if my stuff gets featured 😂
100% 😂
You know what's really creepy? Putting your child online for everyone to see. Growing up as that child who tons of strangers know but you don't know any of them. _That's_ creepy.
Definitely! IRL grounded horrors do will always be scarier than ghosts to me (and social media/the Internet can be a scary place)... 0_0
That only makes sense if you keep your baby face tho.
No one cares if that's really u when a 17 year old u tells people about it. So, relax ... u think u gonna still look like an infant.
@@overtune3607 Oh sweet little summerchild.
Facts!
"This guy with a CZcams channel has a house that's really haunted-"
"It's fake."
Gotta love John's deadpan reaction.
I agree it’s not fair to take an innocent dog into potentially dangerous situations and places, like disused abandoned structures, and places where other people may be up to no good. It’s just not safe for a pet. Poor Max. Having his owner shouting and being confusing.
Ikr? There could be any amount of like, broken old pieces of metal tools and things that could get caught in a dog's paws or something. It's not right.
Haha, imagine there's another youtuber uploading a video of him in the tunnel saying he saw a ghost of a dog and a man with a bright light screaming.
I was just in here celebrating my birthday when I heard this weird noise and when I turned around there was a bright flash and I saw a ghost of a man and his dog
The previous owner of my house died of a heart attack in the home. His daughter committed suicide five years ealier in the home. When I moved in my neighbors were quick to tell me these stories. I've lived here almost 11 years, little disappointed, house is NOT haunted. The scariest things in my house are the asbestos tiles I found after pulling up a carpet.
You think they were making it up or someone was fucking with them?
It was ghostly asbestos that ghosts put there
@@chloskyskies4399 probably not. its more likely that, ghosts arent real or the people that died arent gonna haunt a place because of a heart attack and a choice that they made themselves.
LMAO my family owns a home that is 100+ years old and belonged to a Métis politican. The thing is literally filled to the brim with historical items because my Grandfather is a historian. Heck we even own a WW2 canon that was actually used in the war right beside the house, I climbed on it. The house has a certificate, blah,blah, blah. Their farm was like my second home growing up and I spent so much time in that house (which is a B&B now). The only scary thing about that house is the freaking stairs cuz they small and narrow as heck. I swear I have almost fallen down them over 10 times. And the basement... cuz you know... basements are creepy. That's just a fact.
We bought our house 4 years ago and it was built in the 1890s. It's not haunted, which is kind of a bummer. 😂
The thing about some dogs being oblivious is so true. My mom's dog was a sweetheart, an angel, the best pooch in the world, but she would have let me get murdered right in front of her and wouldn't have moved.
😂 oh no lol reminds me of an old news story about a family with big “guard” dogs that let them get robbed because the robbers were nice to them
The toilet ghost was knocking trying to get dude to bring him toilet paper. That roll is empty, brother.
Which would also explain why it stopped once he actually entered the bathroom
.."bro, it's about fuckin time, man.."
What was supposed to be haunting the train tunnel? The Ghost of Poor Financial Decisions?
No, that ghost doesn’t live in there. He follows me wherever I go 🙄
@OpalLeigh Same 😅
That 'toy' blaring happy birthday is actually a candle. I know this incredibly well, because several years ago, my sister got one for her birthday cake because she saw it in the local carneceria and thought it'd be cool. It is at first, because each flower petal has a wick on it, and they all light as one, which then fly open and spins in the bloomed flower position as it starts playing Happy Birthday. Cool visual, neat afterimage effect, and it could potentially make you get the message across while not having to sing to your family member or friend if they prefer that.
Unfortunately, the batteries in the damned things are so ridiculously good that the candle did not, in fact, ever stop playing Happy Birthday around the clock for over three months, even when it was banished to the bushes outside in the hopes the rain would kill it. (It echoed too much in our trashcans to have it in them, the weather beating it to death was honestly the best bet.) It died in volume, but it was relentless even through rain, sleet, and several death glares every time I had to walk by the bushes it was yeeted to. In conclusion, I will always remember the ear grating tune that candle blasts until I'm old and senile.
We had one of these before too, so I know the pain.
What we ultimately did was stomp the damn thing until it stopped playing the tune.
The batteries on those candles are unbelievable
Why didn't you just... take the batteries out?
@@Haterator if I remember correctly, there was no logical way to get to the batteries without smashing it. After the first two or so weeks, we were more morbidly curious about how long it could keep going, rather than truly so sick of it that smashing it seemed preferable.
The way I would have taken a hammer to that so fast 🤣
I use to live in a brick house built in the late 1800's. Six months after I moved in, I was noticing that the air in the house was always thick and stale. As time went on I kept noticing more weird shit like scratches on all the walls, damage to the ceiling, cracks in the windows and electrical issues. My wife kept having violent nightmares that left her exhausted the next day. Our dog would, almost daily, shit and then drag his butt on every floor in the house. I can remember one time where we came home from a party and found that he had gotten into the attic and torn open the box of Christmas decorations. I know because as we opened the front door he was sitting there wearing some of them. And yes, he shat on those too. We were concerned and ended up giving him to the the kid across the street. But that didn't stop the strange events. It came to a boiling point the night both my wife and I woke up at like 2am from noise inside the house. We could hear that there was something shuffling around. So I walked out of the bedroom with my 12 gauge as quietly as I could. The adrenaline was pumping and I was shaking like a leaf. On the other side of the house in a small hallway, I could see something was there. As I got closer to a light switch I flicked it on only to reveal our dog standing in the hallway. Wearing every Christmas decoration we own, he slowly turned around and whispered "Merry Christmas". This was pretty alarming because dogs can't talk. What made it even weirder is I've never owned a dog or a house and I've never been married. After that, I sat up in my chair and vowed never to smoke weed ever again.
You almost had me. Nice job!😂
This exact thing happened to me only it wasn’t a house it was boat and it wasn’t a dog it was a wrestling buddy from the 80s and it wasn’t Christmas decorations it was …… wait ……… what was I saying ? Anyone have any Doritos ?
They had us in the first half not gonna lie
😂 I thought maybe Santa was hiding in your attic.
The "middle of no-where" line was a bit funny for me. New Zealand is so small and narrow that you are never really that far from even just a small town.
I don't think that tunnel is closed off to the public either, there's lots of old railway tunnels here that are just used in walking trails now.
I live in New Zealand and it is so rare to see anything from here! Spooners Tunnel isn't really closed, its open to walkers and cyclists (its part of a cycle trail even) so its not unsafe to be in there. It's just like the equivalent of spending the night under a bridge or a motorway underpass or something, like why would you?
Exactly, you wouldn't unless you were really homeless or shooting up drugs all night or some shit, either way it's probably not a safe idea to go in there filming at night, regardless of whether the guy you catch jerking off is a ghost a cardboard cut out or a horny weirdo.
'cause Mr. Omega needed a creepy place to film his fake ghost video lmao
There's a tonne of these in the UK too. Just old railway tunnels that are now walking or cyling paths.
I was going to say the same. It's not abandoned. Heck. It's not even a 20 minute drive from where I live. It's a nice walk during the day
Ha isn't it funny whenever we're in a video we're like HEY HEY I KNOW THAT PLACE I'M FROM THERE. Nice to hear us mentioned in a John video!
The "bored rich lady pretending her massive house is haunted for attention" is my favorite of the day. 😂
I love Yama Q videos! He doesn't add any spooky music or narration. Just silent recording in a middle of a night. Perfect creepypasta, great show! Not that I believe in this, but I enjoy the simplicity of his style.
They should make an arg horror in Japan 😂
Oooooweeeee
I love Yama Q videos! his cat is so cute 😆
Same. I know it's all fabricated but it's still fun to sit back see what the creator came up with. I watch this kind of stuff basically the same way I would watch a movie or a show.
I used to throw myself backwards and slide across surfaces on my backside. Learned it in drama for our fight choreography unit and would do it out of nowhere to freak people out. The grass is real good because contrary to popular belief it can get pretty slippery with enough speed. Also the star shape, arms and legs out, helps with balance.
i love that a door opening on its own is taken as evidence of ghosts when it can happen to any door thats not been installed properly, if the hinges need replacing, or just air pressure or current changes that pop it open if it wasnt shut all the way
Or someone pulling it with fishing line.
Or if the house is leaning slightly a certain way
Yea my dads bedroom door pops open if you just close another door in the hallway. No ghosts to be found here.
Ok and? It can be ghost
There was a hilarious Canadian “haunted house” show called like Paranormal Home Inspectors where a family would describe why they think their house is haunted, and then a professional home inspector comes in a basically debunks everything, from missing doors to loose writing to strange paintbrush patterns and incorrect type of paint causing an apparent “shadow shape” at the top of the stairs. He’s amazing. But they also have a “psychic” come through, then of course, the family often still chooses to believe something weird is going on in their home.
That immediate call of BS after hearing the word “CZcamsr” was perfect. 😂
I used to do a lot of audio editing. 100% the super whiny moaning ghost was just a friend hiding behind the cameraman the whole time. The camera was looking in weird directions to avoid seeing their buddy behind them. I’m sure the voice lazily drops at the end when the boiling water is thrown on it (and doesn’t screech like you think it would) because it would tick off their neighbors if the “ghost” started suddenly yelling loudly outside. Love your debunks!
I've always been curious about "ghosts". Why do they only show up when it's dark? Are they vampires and that's why they're afraid of the daylight?
They don't just show up in the dark. tbh idk why people only hunt for them in the dark. It's silly. I've experienced things even in the daytime.
15:40 Is someone making noise late at night outside of your house? Give them third degree burns!
Could you imagine if it was like some old man out for a walk and he slipped and broke his hip.
Then as he's wailing in pain his neighbour throws a bucket of boiling water on you because he thinks you're a ghost.
At first I thought the ghost came on the sidewalk.
I love the use of the word "unexplained" in these videos when describing a movement or a sound, as if it adds intrigue. Like yes, if you don't explain it, then it is unexplained. Guys, watch out for my spooky, *unexplained* comment 👻
This comment was made to describe this user love for the word unexplained as if it means something supernatural, but much like the word UFO doesn't actually imply aliens, the word unexplained doesn't imply supernatural.
Its just a poorly thought out scare tactic.
They then tried to use said scare tactic to make their own comment spooky.
Checkmate, spooky "unexplained" comment.
Was the purpose of this comment to purposefully scare the viewer purposefully... or was it ALL... an elaborate hoax?
Did you see that?? ⭕️⬅️
While scrolling through the comment section, an unnerving comment seemingly appears out of nowhere, and what it says is absolutely chilling
You guys are too much 😂
We truely live in a world where the only explainations are unexplainable.
I'm around the 36 minute mark.
Yes, she has high energy. I also love that her house cats are just sitting there calmly, watching her. They clearly know that nothing is going on that they have to worry about.
34:15 What really spoils this one for me is the cat that was walking around. If the PET CAT, an animal known for being reactive to noises, is completely unbothered… you know something ain’t adding up.
It's funny because animals are *supposedly* more sensitive to the paranormal than humans, but every time there happens to be a pet in any of these spooky videos, they're either completely chill or just confused as to why the human(s) around them are acting weird. And never actually react to any "ghost" shenanigans.
I have to admit, Yama Q's video is most convincing. Firstly, he isn't constantly talking to the camera or audience, which I wouldn't do either if I were in some creepy situation. Secondly, he behaves more like someone trying to figure out what's going on, and investigating from different angles, or even putting an obstacle between himself and whatever strange thing is happening. Whether that's just good acting or not, I'm not sure, but if it's fake he does a WAY better job than ANY of the other vids we've been reviewing lately. Side note, I think it's hilarious the disembodied voice is trying to get Yama's attention by saying "oi, oi, oi" and then Nuke calls it a "blood-curdling wail" lol
I agree. The most convincing one I have seen on this channel.
It sounds like a cat
What video?? The one of the knocking in the bathroom is the fakest video I've ever seen, and the "oi oi oi" video is the most pathetic attempt at a paranormal video I've ever seen🤣 how do yall believe this?!
John, you should totally make your own "elaborate hoax" ghost video and play it off as real. Make it super scary tho. Lol
Yes!! Honestly, I'd prefer a hilariously/obviously fake parody.
That would be so funny
“A mysterious group of moving pixels” 😂 (Great name for a band btw)
I've got a big black dog, too. He will alert indoors, blinds closed, if someone walks past our house 30 feet from the street. Low grumble. Max simply looks confused, as if to say "what the hell are we doing in here? Can I have that plastic toy?"
The first one is so funny how Nuke is like “You know how dogs famously do not react to ghosts” to later be like “the dog stars bark at the ghost in Japan ofc”
Regarding the bathroom knocking stopping when you open the door: the opened door blocks the signal playing the knocking track. Our physics teacher taught us how to prepare a similar demonstration for the Open Day, which was around the corner of Halloween. That was almost twenty years ago and I can still remember parents' and guests' stunned expression when they entered the physics lab lol btw we were playing tracks of a woman's screaming (recorded by the teacher's wife haha)
The thing with these type of videos is you don't even need to set a thing like that up as it doesn't come across on camera anyway, you could just have a friend off camera wailing or knocking for the same effect making any practical special effect pointless. It would only work as a prank as like you said if you are there in person and it's set up to stop when someone opens the door or whatever.
Awesome deduction there. Hadn't considered that explanation. Thanks for sharing. 👍
You know what's fascinating to me? Good urban exploration channels go to places that are significantly scarier than anything featured in these videos- just take a look at The Proper People and the wacky places they go- and they never, ever encounter anything paranormal. Even the places with "unexplainable"-type noises are usually just brushed off as being wind, the building settling, or security. Nothing too bad, no attempt to scare you. The atmosphere created by these places is often enough to be scary, even in the middle of the day. It's super interesting that they don't need anything special to create tension in their videos.
24:29 I'd recognize that riff anywhere! Suicide Silence - No Pity For A Coward
Rest In Metal Paradise Mitch
You were one of the greats!
gotta represent 🤘🤘🤘
Story time:
I actually made a very convincing "ghost video" of my own a few years back. What I did was as follows:
I rehearsed a very basic "scene". This scene involved me filming with my phone, reacting to a knocking noise, getting up from my chair, walking up to the front door, and opening the door. Then, after I got comfortable rehearsing this scene, I would film it again in the exact same way, with the only difference being my boyfriend knocking on the front door from the other side. In post-production, I matched the audio of both clips as best I could, but used only the second clip's audio while showing the first one.
Edit: You could even mix and match the audio to taste for the best effect, but in my case I had rehearsed it near flawlessly so I didn't need to.
It was really simple, but I managed to freak out many of my peers for an entire week before confessing to them that I faked it.
This is how easy it truly is, folks. It's not "elaborate" as Nuke likes to say, lol.
I like to think that you just randomly filmed yourself going to the door and they 100% believed that you'd do that for some reason but I assume you told them it happens occasionally.
Reminds me of this old photo I took at night of a helium balloon slowly floating across a dark room, backlit by a dim light from outside. I took it with my first ever crappy 2004 digital camera. I had little understanding of photography. It kept coming out black (of course) so I messed with the shutter speed and did my best to stand as still as a tripod, and it came out brighter, but my ceiling fan had blown the balloon across the window and it looked like a blurry black mass was blocking the window. I posted it without any context on my livejournal (really showing my age here) and a bunch of people were convinced it was a shadow figure lol.
I've used this same kind of technique in a video for an ARG/unfiction series I did a few years back! 😄 As long as both takes are filmed with the same camera/mic and you've got your timing at least somewhat rehearsed, it sounds super convincing edited together! 😊 And you can always cut the audio track up and make small adjustments to better fit the video. You'll still have the room noise from the video's audio so it doesn't sound jarring lol. 😋
I tried to explain this technique in a comment because I think that's what was done in all the videos for the "spooky bathroom/outside moaning ghost series" on entry 2, but I gave up because I had trouble explaining it without being too wordy. So, I'm glad someone was able to explain what I was having trouble describing lol. 😋
So, you don't believe in ghosts. You need an open mind.
@@stevewilliams2864 Explain the mechanism mr open mind.
The family from clip 7 is probably the most serious case I've ever seen of someone watching the Paranormal Activity movies and going "yeah, we can do that". And to be fair, with their ideal location and obvious excess of cash, they do seem like they are doing a better job than some of the actual movies.
I don't mind people doing fake tiktok stuff like that for views obviously, but it does rub me the wrong way when they use their very small children in them for some reason.
"If it's not paranormal, then it's not terrifying."
Ummm, no. Are you crazy? I would see a ghost in an abandoned tunnel then a shady stranger. People can be far more dangerous than a ghost.
Not just because I don't believe in ghosts, but the scariest thing about exploring that tunnel - to me - would be the chance of wild animals making a den in there.
So, I would indeed bring a dog in there with me.
I just didn't expect him to find Obi-Wan Kenobi hiding out in that tunnel, throwing children's toys on the ground.
Omg, the whip-pan cut of the girl on the bus was so obvious that I saw it in real time.
I love the acting in the first video & how the dude asks Max the Dog if he can hear that noise like he’s Shaggy speaking to Scooby 😂
I now want to see John try and cultivate videos he actually finds hard to debunk. I imagine that's a challenge though
I figure the best ones would be professional and thus under copyright and thus would be demonitized 😩
@@ukchanak Copyright doesn't work that way. Even if something is copyrighted, it can fall under fair use.
The thing I find scariest in these sort of fake ghost vids is that at any second a horrible face will pop out with loud music ala the “what’s wrong with this picture?” vids of the early 2000s. Those videos have scarred me for life
The thermal imaging video really tested my patience. There's nothing more annoying than hearing an invisible guy be in pain or whatever, like just shut it
Love the idea of an incorporeal ghost being defeated by regular boiled water
These John videos could be five hours long and it still wouldn't be long enough. Him blasting these "ghost" videos are everything we didn't know we needed on this channel.
any video editing program will allow you to insert any noise you want over a video. you either place it over the original audio or remove the original audio altogether. you can add narration, music, noise of someone screeching, knocking noises, anything. any audio contained in these "ghost" videos are or could be added post production.
furthermore you're right. plumbing and heating ducts make all kinds of weird noises. in the house i grew up in our central air system made a noise like someone running up the stairs and tripping on the last step. it only made this noise once every few years. it was freaky but explainable.
there's only three types of "ghost" videos: 1) the producer admits he's simply making a fictional horror video, 2) someone captures a perfectly natural but unexplainable or misinterpreted occurrence on video, 3) intentional fraud. and the internet has helped proliferate fraud all over the world. THANKS INTERNET!
As someone who's lived with dogs for years, they bark *constantly* (depending on the dog). Even the most well-behaved dogs I've watched have started up randomly sometimes. Could be literally anything. My mom's dog barked at whistling from a song recently... Other dogs, random noises, random animals like squirrels and raccoons, literally anything.
That little girl was clearly staring at the camera she knew was there, as when the mother picks her up, she's still looking at it when they leave through the door. They just told her to stare at the camera.
"She can't move out!"
Yeah, I'm sure the poor thing is struggling and can't afford to move out. It's obvious from the multiple mansions/vehicles/land she owns that she's dirt poor.
"no cell signal in tunnel"
Me: yeah, no shit
*A second later*
John: yeah, no shit
I'm sorry, they want us to believe this man was clotheslined by a ghost?! 😆
A clothesline from Hell, if you will
The only thing i find scary in these videos is the amount of cctv cameras these ppl put inside their houses especially their rooms
In the past, kids pretend to see ghost to feel special and gain attention, nowadays, adults pretend there's a ghost haunting their house to feel like a main character.
Me alone in the woods: "Holy shit, i think something is following me."
John: "Its a fishing line!!!"
This was an awesome stream btw. Twitch chat had a field day discussing the pants ghost that, sadly, didn't make an appearance in this vid. That pair of pants was absolutely terrifying, but not as scary as the mushroom soup.
do you mean the fresno nightcrawler or is there something new of the sorts?? because i actually would be happy to know what john thinks of my favorite cryptid (i can't imagine how that was done) but we probably won't know since nightcrawler is very old news 😢
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@@wa5657 Nah it was literally just some dude in Russia who propped up a pair of pants in his doorway and called it a ghost. What the hell is a fresno nightwalker?? Anything like the Wisconsin Hodag?
@@crusty4420 yah, I know.
@@CosmonautGenesys it’s these white little dudes who have just been “filmed” as walking across some lawn; they’re kinda cute
I've been through spooners it's literally just a tunnel and it's a common place to visit. Its not "in the middle of nowhere" It's part of a cycle path. People bike it all the time. I went through when I was like 12.
I will NEVER get enough of John debunking staged ghost videos, this is my favorite series.
The bit around 26:42 made me think of how funny it would be to run into a ghost and have them just be like "man, this place is old as balls, huh".
Hi John. I'm a debunker on youtube and there's a bit of a buzz about you debunking. Watching this I hope you do more and get more eyes on the debunking community
Most of the cuts people do in these ghost videos are what i learned in my media classes in highschool. It's the basics of the basic so it's very easy to fake.
*Sees ghost behind self in reflection*
*spends three whole ass Mississippi’s turning around slowly*
“Jesus Christ”
🤣🤣🤣😭 didn’t even try to seem shocked lmao
This is often what I feel watching these things. So glad I found your channel.
I love watching scary videos and "scary" videos lol but I love when you're doing these because some youtubers pretend how scary something is when it's kinda dumb or even funny because it's obviously fake.
Keep doing these videos 👍
No
Why would the dog not notice the "paranormal" entity? Doesn't it usually go like "dogs have a higher sensitivity to the supernatural, so they can see things that aren't there"? Why would a person sense less more a dog?
Movie cliches.
That was the problem. He said the dog didn't sense the person at all. If it was a person, he should have sensed it, if it was a ghost, he should have sensed it. Which is why it was probably a cut out. Dogs won't sense a fake human. Or someone who was there already for that take.
@@jenx5870 Dogs will react to cutouts, especially in the dark or if the thing is obscured and they can't be sure about it. I think it was a guy, but it was just one of the CZcamsr's friends that was planted there for the video, and Max was probably familiar with the guy and so didn't react whatsoever to him being there.
11:43 the Japanese subtitles don't say "the dog is barking" they say "wan-chan is here." wan is the soundeffect for barking so either they named the dog "bark" or it's like a cutesy nickname so they're saying "barky is here", which implies that the dog is not, in fact, usually quiet if his name or nickname is bark/barky lol. I'll give that one some credit though, they did a decent job with the audio compared to most videos, and it's nice to see them try to cover their bases a bit by looking at the bathroom from multiple angles.
My security camera sometimes picks up disturbing things too. Perhaps one of the most disturbing was a guy with a clipboard who apparently couldn't figure out how to ring a doorbell and decided to knock on the door instead.
One time, I misclicked and named my garage camera "kitchen". Wouldn't that make a creepy video? Everything looks normal until you realize its the kitchen camera, but its showing the garage!
Mister Omega just wanted to find a time to use the cheesy birthday candle and his Christopher Walken cardboard cutout at the same time.
Honestly, the Japanese ones are genuinely well done compared to all the others we've reviewed and debunked. But, Japan has real talent when it comes to ghosts and the supernatural.
Because Japan already has that history and very old plus I wouldn't actually be surprised if some places were actually haunted
And culture, just the way people act in certain situations, always feels very authentic
Yeah, like, it's weird because they're obviously all fake, but at least when the Japanese do their own hoax paranormal videos, they put some effort into it and I have to admire that.
Japan goes hard with their hauntings.
too bad this example is not one of them. that knocking is on that external drain pipe we see outside. he messed up going outside, because that let me zero in on the sound source. as he's moving to leave, the sound clearly comes from the right, and not from the front, as you'd expect if the sound were actually coming from the bathroom.
or it might be a neighbor on the second floor knocking something on a tub. either way, the sound is from above, too.
WOW! No cell reception UNDERGROUND!? What a crazy supernatural event!
I was thinking to myself about not taking the dog in there exactly when you said that.
Great vids, man. I love your humour. You've earned a sub
7:00 ok this has me boiling to my core. How could you question Max for his amazing sniffing capabilities is beyond my recognition. Max is a good boy and we are all rooting for the fella.
I have been watching bizarre bub and nukes top 5 for years, and have done this debunking by myself for just my own entertainment. I love watching these videos with you, I wish this is going to be a thing you will continue to do. This is fantastic content!
Love this format of yours. Keep up the great work!!!
7:10 I mean or the dog just was totally familiar with the other person in the tunnel and thus was not bothered by them being there. That seems like the occam's razor to me.
Oh man never seen a cone or sticks at a construction site. Glad they didn’t see cement. Would’ve really freaked them out 😂. Thanks John. Love these videos 🤜🏼
That's how you know they're stalling. Who hasn't seen a construction site before? Everyone has walked or driven past at least one in their lifetime. They knew the terms for the equipment. There is nothing intriguing about it.
I think the video about the wealthy family is the best one because it is basically a house tour with a bonus haunting. The ghost is in here! *opens door to garage with 3 cars in it*
“Duh huh why would anyone be in an abandoned tunnel at night? Impossible! Must be a ghost!”
Bro. Bro. Homeless ppl and drug dealers/addicts. It’s literally that simple.
2:55 this is a concept I don't understand. If I have a dog to the bigger side and something threatens my life, the FIRST thing I'm doing is unleashing the dog.
Love these debunking vids John! And I can absolutely confirm that cats can make some pretty creepy/horrifying sounds at night. Was house sitting for my parents a bit ago and late at night i hear this godawful yowling echoing through the house. Kinda sounded like a really weird old man or something. Scared me half to death, but then realized it was just my family's older cat Zeus. Turns out some cats can get dementia in their old age and will make that yowling sound when they don't know where they are or where anyone is.
(also i believe in ghosts and the paranormal due to personal experiences but I think they can tell if anyone is trying to record them, so they dont do anything then. And a lot of "hauntings" in videos and things are either: being faked for clout; caused by some sort of natural phenomena, like a door not being installed right; or are the result of people experiencing exposure to carbon monoxide)
I used to have a cat that in certain situations (getting locked in accidentally, or when given a bath) would make a sound that made me think it was a little boy sadly crying 'Hello?' Cat vocal range is crazy.
@@ReilataZethlar that sounds adorable but also would be creepy af to hear in the dead of night o-o
Cats are amazing and i love the adorable and horrifying sounds they can make.
Carbon monoxide makes people hallucinate?i thought it just makes people fall asleep and die because of lack of oxygen
Also, cougars (aka mountain lions, puma, and panther) can sound like a woman screaming when they caterwaul. So do foxes. That definitely sounded like a cat making noises, and it looked like an animal limping through the yard, or carrying its kill. Either they are completely and totally city people and don't recognize that, or they do know it, and they decided to capitalize off of that video. If the latter, shame on them for involving their daughter in a money making scheme like this when they clearly don't need more money.
OMG, I love these series. Watching John debunk ghost videos is so much fun, hope there will be more in the future!
For yama that moaning sound is a sound catsmake in heat. Look it up 14:02
Please make more of these I love them so much! I laugh every time
It's always a good day when John uploads
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The Japan disembodied voice clip is literally his upstairs neighbor. That upstairs window is right above that spot.
Either that or a husky. My sister has two and her male sounds a lot like that at times.
Great Video John, & I'm sorry to say but, I didn't even know you existed until I just came across this video in my suggested section, & I wanted you to know that I'm now your 826th Subscriber...( & yes I'll watch the rest of your videos too, & I'll go ahead & say... "thank you for the new content for me to watch...lol)
The spinning around “no cap, no cap! Skull emoji!” made me laugh 😂
John in 2014 : Fun of bad horror games
John in 2023 : Fun of fake scary ghost videos
🤣😂
He probably knew the person, that's probably why max didn't react. Also that man looked well dressed for being some sort of squatter lol
Not sure how I stumbled on your channel, I don't watch ghost vids, but, am I glad I did youre a funny chap! subbed
The one with the baby crib, the fingers looked like cat paws to me. Even the shadow could have been a cat.
The Cameraman never dies
The segment that starts at 29 minutes in was actually on paranormal caught on camera on the travel channel. Wife and I watched the episode on wednesday or thursday. I was debunking the whole thing as we watched and then we see you discussing the clip today in this video. Kinda glad I wasn't the only one who felt the whole thing was fake
I LOVE these type of videos, been following nuke for a while and I love his content too - but to see these videos makes it fun in another way.
Guy with pet dog says flashlight is his baby...😂
TFW you get mad at a youtuber for irresponsible dog ownership and then look over to see John is staring at the camera looking just as mad.
EDIT: The "little toy" cake topper in the first video is actually something I could see being used well in a horror video - they're a little unnerving TBH - but not just thrown on the ground in a tunnel while a guy yells that it's scary and mysterious. Like, it's a pretty common birthday candle holder you can get at the grocery store. Not exactly "what is that?!" material.
32:20 The girl wasn't staring at nothing, she was staring at the camera. When her mother grabs her and spins her around she stays looking at the camera the whole time. This is clearly staged.
Looked up their profile and every single video is a "ghost" video. Not kidding. And of course, they only started uploading when these "ghosts" started acting up. Nothing else before, nothing else during, all ghost videos.
They have a very nice home, and if they aren't careful, they will have very real intruders of the not so ghostly type visiting them. Every time they upload, they give away information about their location, as well as the layout of their home and security cameras. They are bored, rich people who use their daughter to earn even more money they don't need. They are showing their cars, which have their license plates on them. I have degrees in IT Networking and Cybersecurity. People don't realize just how much information they give away when they post on the Internet. They aren't the brightest tools in their overly decorated barn.
John's grumpy "ohhh" was hilarious 🤣
I desperately need more of these.
Watching John debunk ghost videos on a saturday evening is the greatest thing ever
weird, Its saturday evening and i am watching and reading this. But it is 4 months later.......Is it paranormal? (no its just coincidental)
@@HeadCannonPrime yes its paranormal
8:00 honestly, people are terrifying because of what they, if they have bad intentions, can do to other humans.
John Wolfe, you are the best LOL! You are so funny with these ghost debunking videos that I wake up my family laughing out loud. Keep it up!!
Tunnel dude was a ghost hunter. They regularly put children’s toys out as trigger objects!
The Railway to Nowhere is a good name yeah, until you realize that they could had named it "Deadend Railway" more catchy, shorter and marketable name.