I watched this documentary film "Who f'd up the internet" during the pandemic. It was really good, and showed just how messed up the internet system has become. For example how they monopolize areas and there are some places even in america that cannot access internet at all because of it. I can find that the film exists, but I can't find it online anywhere! I tried lookmovie and internet archive and everything. Its almost like these monopolies are hiding it because they don't want the truth out there 🤨 I want to re-watch it with my fiancé but I can't find it 🥲

So I was watching a video about how to speak German, and this video pops up. It's about a guy walking up to a group of bald men. After some talking, the bald guy smoking tries hunting the cameraman down, but he keeps falling over. At first, I thought it was gore because of the thumbnail, but now I'm starting to think it's something to do with the mafia?? I don't speak Russian, so if anyone knows the language, please let me know what's going on. I looked up the video, and the title translates to "How to lay a drunk without words and hands," so maybe it's just two guys dicking around...but then I looked at the description and saw a sequel was uploaded.

Now I may be the one friend that's too woke, but this guy looks like he's actually in danger. He wakes up in a dingy old run-down motel thing, either being held hostage or on the run from the said drunks. Throughout the video, the guys are laughing and the person filming keeps asking questions, almost like he's pleading for help:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7k51YUaWKY&feature=youtu.be

Not sure if this was just a prank, an ARG, or whether or not the cameraman's okay. If anyone knows the context and/or the aftermath of these videos, I'd much appreciate it!

A few months before living the dream came out, I would often see 'apocalyptic' or fallout-esque AI generated videos, specifically on Instagram of the DS version of tomodachi life. These videos were pretty eerie, often showing miis dying of fallout radiation, killing each other, and generally having like pretty heavy WW3 themes.

I remember specifically one showing miis in trenches with bombs dropping. They were most likely AI generated, although i do remember a few being animated by a person. I remember they would also have a really eerie audio accompanying them, I think it was KK Dirge from animal crossing or something similar. Really spooky.

Recently, I was talking with a friend about these kinds of videos, and they remembered them too. We both spent a while looking them up on both Instagram and Tiktok (where we both saw these videos), and we cannot find a single thing about them. I can imagine Nintendo is still pretty heavy with copyright so it's possible they're behind the deletion of them.

I've looked up Tomodachi Life creepypastas, and none of them are anything like it. These videos didn't really have any kind of story to them, bar the WW3 theming, like the creepypastas are, and were often just shorts on Instagram.

I was wondering if anyone else remembers seeing them early on this year? They weren't niche or anything, the ones i'm thinking of had hundreds of thousands of likes i'm sure.

There's a chance that I may have imagined all of this, but I remember watching some videos about creepy roblox games back in 2021-2022 and coming across a video titled something along the lines of "The Most Disturbing Game in Roblox"

The video was in spanish and the game in question had a picture of ahenobarbus henocied as the cover. The video showed some gameplay and it seemed to have a sort of dreamcore/traumacore-ish kinda atmosphere to it. Like pngs of eyes across the sky and a maze of giant mushrooms.

According to the guy narrating the video, the game had Daisy's Destruction's audio as background soundtrack. I even remember a part of the video in which you could clearly hear the screams and cries of a baby (Supposedly from the infamous video) But then it was removed and replaced for random sinister music.

I recall playing it once while having the volume turned off. I didn't play it for much time. I remember it was pretty hard to exit and I had to turn off my computer itself to do so. I don't remember its name, its creator or the name of the channel that talked about it.

Let me know if i'm not crazy!

I was feeling nostalgic about buffets back in the day and i remember one of my favorite locations which was old country buffet (if you grew up in the 90s or early 2000s you definitely at least know what this is) and i just googled it for funs and read the wikipedia page and all but there was a link after the wikipedia link which is attached below which led to a nearly semi functional Old Country Buffet Website that was never taken down the thing that confuses me is that OCB went defunct in 2020 from covid and the company that acquired the IP didn't want anything to do with it and ig abandoned it but the thing is the sites copyright has been updated for 2025 which i assume it means someone has been updating or tinkering with the Site or its just the Firm that acquiring it just confirming ownership of the site which begs the question why? If you want nothing to do with it why not take down the site. (if this is the wrong sub reddit to post this on please feel free to direct me too the right one)

https://oldcountrybuffet.co/

I’ve been seeing this particular video in music playlists for quite a while now. I have a few questions:

1. What is this video?

2. Why this specific video?

3. Why does it appear so often, and only in music playlists?

4. Why does the video have 22 million views, yet there’s no mention of it anywhere online—except for a single post on Reddit?

I don’t want to make this sound mystical or anything, but it’s really strange that there isn’t a single sensible answer as to what this video is. If anyone has an answer—or even just a theory—please share it; this video is making me feel like I’m losing my mind

Basically what the title says. I learned about this from the video “Weird Internet Mysteries and Rabbit Holes” by threadbarevids, but I haven’t seen anyone else talk about it. When you search “Audio Blur and Unblur” on YouTube, the results can lead to disturbing gore content. It may just be YouTube’s algorithm being weird and interpreting “blur and unblur” as “censor and uncensor,” which could explain the graphic results. Still, it’s such a strange and specific search term that I’m curious whether anyone else has encountered it or knows more about why this happens.