Exploring the Abandoned Internet [Vol. 3]

The internet is a vast place. There is so much hiding on the side of the internet that no one goes to anymore. Let's explore the abandoned side of the internet together.

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Video:
Envato Elements
Google Earth
Adobe Stock
Pexels

Music:
Silent Hill 2 - White Noiz
Hayden Folker - Adrift
Bransboynd - Dark Forest
Myuu - Silent Turmoil
Myuu - Stillstand
Silent Hill 3 - I've been losing you
Night Raptor - Revelation (ft. STARFORCE)

Time Stamps:
Mojave Desert Phone Booth - 00:00
Intro - 08:36
Kenny Young Website - 09:14
Exploring GMOD Maps - 19:49

#abandoned #abandonedwebsites #creepy

[oldsoldier]

I have been there. I have actually used that phone booth, in the 1990s. I was in the army, training, and I used it to call home. I have a picture of it somewhere, in an old photo album, lol. For the record, no bullet holes in it back then :)

[mattguy]

The first section is just patrolling the Mojave after a nuclear apocalypse

[jasonanderson]

Is it that hard to believe that a phone booth is placed in a location that one might need help if they get stuck !?!

[FourteenWords-nl]

"The internet is older than most of us using it today"
.. Thanks for making me feel AINCENT!! Lol.

[sterlinsilver]

As a general rule "555" numbers are prank numbers. No actual phone uses them. That's why people in shows call them so much because it wont bother any real people.

[arbitrary]

God, I completely forgot about the Mohave Phone Booth! I vaguely remember hearing about it as a kid when I was really into looking up real life oddities.

[StrangeStorylines]

Those "Ghosts" at the end in gmod are actual players. It's a complicated process, but the map itself is connected to a private lobby that eventually lets other players go in and wreak havoc in your game. Freaky, yet it is actually a feature of the map.

[thomasyancey]

I believe that's the same phone booth i heard about on Art Bell radio. At the time there was supposedly a guy camping at it, answering it. Art talked to him on it

[GINGYBEATSBREAD]

Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.

[XarmenKarshov]

Dude, let me tell you, there's so many Garry's Mod servers that have been abandoned that you may never see again. Here's two that I can think of:
Industrial Nightmare - A really surreal, dark, and brutal roleplay server. There's some videos on YouTube
Begotten 3 - Technically not abandoned, but it's on and off, generally for the weekend but I don't know the full lore. The idea is God removed himself from life and the world went to shit. There's videos of it and if you play on the weekend, you can try it yourself.

[troymorris]

Your explanation of Gmod maps was amazing

The weight of the expectation of horror that brings us viewers across miles to emotionally connect on the same page, the details left in every turn and step into an almost foreign world tormenting us with the familiarity of our civilization - telling us the reserved horror of the sudden madness pictured perfectly by our civilization; violence, war and the treachery of truth by soothing each event’s effect. All of this carefully collected and distributed in the particular expansion of the nature of the map itself. 👏

Nice one, Sacrow

[jigzyonline]

I loved this phone booth story. Was listening to it on the bus at like 6:30am.

[billblaski]

What?? Who are you and how have i only just found about this channel til now??

I love content! Lemme binge some of your videos so you'll probably see just a deluge of comments from me across a bunch of ur old videos

[martharunstheworld]

I drove through the Mojave Desert last month in SoCal. It's riddled with lots of tiny communities, some hidden away in canyons and behind rocks and hills. It's an amazing area. It's especially beautiful in winter, where things are green and the desert flowers bloom. I love exploring there.

[Blalack]

With the Mojave phone booth and liminal spaces and relics from the past and the feelings you get and stuff - I've thought a lot about that kind of stuff. Specifically like with malls and stores/buildings/businesses that were once bustling but are basically abandoned now.. I'm 38 so I've been here long enough to notice these sorts of things and it's definitely a weird feeling. I don't even really know how to explain it. The cycles of culture and technology kind of remind me of the cycle of human life - seeing things fade away that I remember being active in my lifetime reminds me of getting older. The "old internet" reminds me of all of this too. I'm just old enough to remember the internet going public and I remember making tons of cheesy websites/pages with my friends with Angelfire - they looked like the Mojave phone booth one basically - except maybe not even _that_ advanced lol.

[dustchain]

I love it when my niche interests overlap, I did not think Girl Trouble would have any mention here but that's really cool.

[Alienmojo]

Would love to see more on GMOD. Maybe a video just on that???

[strwbmlk]

one of my fave music duos is called mojave phone booth!!! super cool to hear the history of its namesake!

[VileMisanthrope]

24:50, that's Bughuul from the movie Sinister. The whole time he was exploring and seeing the figure from a distance I kept thinking that's who it looked like.

[exxrich]

Thanks for taking time to make content like this