Virus.DOS.Suicide (Flashing lights warning)

Suicide = Gray Face (no space)

[AlfaSpd]

With a name like Suicide I actually expected it to wipe the drive or corrupt the directory. That's slightly disappointing.

[DoubleATam]

it tries to kill itself but fails miserably due to residually wanting to prolong its own existence
sounds about right

the hard disk activity when you ran Suicide sounded like reel tapes that are going like "creehgree creehgree"

[ghost_type_gaming]

I have reoccuring nightmares where I get a virus on a black-and-white operating system, so this video legitimately terrifies me.

[Beelze_Bubbles]

Suicide virus? This is some creepy pasta stuff.

[grilledpook]

I got an anti ransomware ad before this

[HOTHEAD-gw]

You're not meant to run it over and over, there's meant to be a single instance that removes itself. If you were some ordinary user who came across this thing by accident, that little message would be the last you ever hear of the virus.

[glitchmaster]

Oh no.
*OH NO.*
Bad Computer.
Computer ded.

[Mropancake]

I like it how there's a anti-virus ad as I'm watching this, lmao.

[LavaAgent]

sounds like cooking bacon in the background XD

[sninctbur]

So the virus is harmless apart from slowing the machine down?

[Charcole_Bag]

"We will see file size increase as suicide infects them"
That one got me.

[Virdit]

People are saying this is creepy but I'm sitting here like what's going on 😂

[dewww]

1:20 when dora keeps making you repeat yourself until something happens

[wouldbabyhitlerkillyou]

1:17 back when computers used to give you audible feedback for your actions

[djhaloeight]

damn I love the sound of that keyboard you got. old school clicky

[atlasrules]

Ah, the days when your computer sounded like a blender. Good times.

[ryanreynolds]

Why is it always dark
Does he only do it at night

[LutherKreiger]

This is a great video and really shows how your presentation style has improved over time, especially when you compare it to the original. Though I suppose your old original videos could just be considered as exhibitions rather than informative, I definitely prefer your style now where you actualky explain and go into a bit of depth as to how things work. Definite thumbs up!

[robertnussberger]

I wonder if there were anybody who worked in an office in the early or late 90's who had encountered this virus that had caused wide spread costly destruction of data. If so, I want to know their stories.