Top 10 Scary West Virginia Urban Legends

Top 10 Scary West Virginian Urban Legends

Welcome back everyone to Most Amazing Top 10 - after a lot of demand, we have decided to start doing Urban Legends on individual US states. Today we have chosen to start with West Virginia. There are two reasons for that, one - why not? Two - the next Fallout Game is set there and it contains a lot of West Virginia Urban Legends. So, whether you want a sneaky insight into what that game will involve or you're just excited for another video in this series, let's see if you can all handle these stories. My name is Danny Burke - this is the Top 10 Scary West Virginia Urban Legends.

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[Laheltons]

Suddenly I don't want the country roads to take me home.

[laurawallace]

I'm a West virginian. I have camped at droop mountain when I was a child, we used to do living historys of the civil war. It was definitely a location that stuck out in my memory, the nights were strange, you could just feel something.

[grandpafranndpa]

as someone who was born and living in West Virginia, I absolutely lost it at the way he pronounced "Kanawha" and "Mononghalia."

[AlphaFoxAdam]

Fairfax County is in Virginia.

But..."Hippity Hoppity...Get off my property."

[jupetube]

Car lights: *shining bright*
Mothman: *heavy breathing*

[dfootball]

Hell yeah dude, I’m from West Virginia and everybody here who’s a gamer is so excited for fallout 76. I can’t wait.

[Trackmaster_Tehachapi]

Best legend: the ghost of John Denver


People who drive down an isolated road in West Virginia have reported to hear some strange but calming music

[literallybooby]

Awww I wanted to hear about skeletom, he sounded like a cool guy

[justineharper]

1) As a native West Virginian, I want to thank you for choosing WV first since we're never first in anything
2) About a year ago, my husband saw what he described as a "Demon Dog" while coming home late one night from work. It was large and black, and it crossed in front of the road. When the headlights hit it, it turned it head towards him, and he said it was like it was staring into his soul with its red eyes. He's been talking about this for about a year, so imagine my shock when I saw #9 on the list

[randomperson]

I love West Virginia, cause I live there and it's pretty. I remember hearing about the mothman!

[toastamasta]

So the bunny man is just an angry furry?

[MiniMight]

The vanishing dog just wants a Scooby snack

[maximsmothermon]

Imagine all of the urban legends fighting in the middle of the woods and you just happened to walk in on it

[PootisDuspunsurHarambe]

Scary Urban Legends? The only scary urban legend in West Virginia is that Country Roads isn't the state anthem.

[RSerialPro]

Fun to hear about Urban Legends in my state and neighboring state. :P
I live in Virginia, Colchester Overpass, known better as The Bunnyman's Bridge is only about 30 minutes from where I live. XD

[retrjosh]

“West Virginia mountain momma, country roads take me home...”

[unconfirmedsumobob]

Me: in west Virginia
Me: sees this video
Me: 😏
Fear: am I a joke to you?!

[anthonyosorio]

Moth man was lookin for





LAMPS

[sofiapharand]

The snarly yow sounds like the perfect name to the noise I make when I stub my toe

[apollogold]

Train Driver: Nice day looks like no clouds
Train Assistant: Sir we hit someone!
Train Driver: Wait who did we hi— AW CRAP WE HIT SCREAMING JENNY AGAIN