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Man all of these have some warped Russian music as a theme, they all feel the same after a while.

only one of these is horrific, because it's real. the rest are lame fakes made by teenagers.

19:17

the second one is saying "think only about yourself" actually

Also I liked the video as a russian! There were stories that I didn't know
about

Russian here; although I didn't witness the 90s, there was just too much disarray and chaos here in that time period for anyone to care enough to make a TV program such as Kingdom of Heaven. Plus, I'm pretty sure most people would prefer to keep their grief private

In БЕЗНОГNМ segment you forgot to mention that some, even most of the things are written with wrong letters, wrong word forms or something else. It may seem like a subtle detail, but it’s very important

21:36 Need to point out, that retro legless, also changes text to a weird old timey russian. Which makes it waaay funnier for me.

I mean decent video but alot of it is just cringe analogue horror, uninteresting for the most part

POLAND MENTIONED 🙁

Russian closed cities did the Konoha ninja villages trope before it was cool.

Hell yeah. Boomerang bumpers were the best u dont understanndd

Did anything happen legally to the person who donated and told him to lock his GF outside? Is there any liability there? You'd think not but

All of this is old news man 1/10

Farrell, I feel gaslighted, why do you reuse the Kingdom of heaven segment? It already been in the previous part wor for word. I thought I went crazy for a sec there

Sam Hyde stole FishTank from the Russians?

DOn't forget in that first case, he drenched in water too

да! я ждал этого.

Growing up in a small town in Siberia, I can clearly remember the obituaries that ran on our local TV channel. They were on for quite a long time, from the mid 90s to the mid 00s. The music theme they used was Chi Mai from Le Professionnel. On the black background there was a lit candle, a life-time photo of the deceased (sometimes a lifeless passport photo that would make it even creepier), a headline saying “In the memory of (namesake)” and a short clichéd poem saying how much the relatives grieve over the loss. However, there never were any details on the cause of death, the only kind of information that was present was the full name and age at best. Everything that was on the screen was read along by a plaintive female voice. As the voice was through with reading the poem, Chi Mai would change into a song of choice, some pop song that would somehow insinuate grief and loss. Once an obituary featured a song by Leonid Agutin ( a popular Russian singer in the 90s), quite an upbeat one, but the chorus says something like: “Hey driver, grab your steering wheel tighter, don’t make your loved one cry”. The guy, who that obituary was dedicated to, most likely died in a car accident. When it was an obituary to someone who died at their late teens – early 20s, the song they chose would often be Lesopoval’s “Был пацан и нет пацана» (can be loosely translated to “there was a guy and now he’s gone”), an absolutely heart wrenching piece of music. Needless to say it was eerie, I remember being left along in the room with the TV on and this obituary thing that started unexpectedly got me panicking and I was too small to change the channel. However, there was an even creepier thing on TV. It was not a particular segment that would be on air at any fixed time, but they would randomly show an unidentified dead body asking everyone who might know who this was to reach out to the police. This really was too much.

Pls speak up my workplace is lpud 😢

I’m not sure if they knew at the time, but Valya was also pregnant when she died.

You know what I think the rabbit video worked I was feeling kind of sad before seeing it but I feel much better now

In Russia, Law firm injures you!

I've actually been into one of the closed cities.
Well, it's just a city… but with a lot of bomb shelters on every corner x)
I understand the appeal though

youtube sponsorships are getting a little too local brah

Why do we keep recycling the same fucking stories? The first one has been told sooooo many times. We get it! True crime content is so fucking ass my god.