Are These YouTubers LYING To You?

0:00 Intro
2:30 Prologue
6:09 Chapter One
24:24 Chapter Two
32:26 Chapter Three
36:54 Conclusion

[longlivethesheet]

Honestly, I really like John Wolfe’s pivot to these quasi-video essays; it helps that he hasn’t abandoned his gameplay videos, they just feel like a nice bonus

[emptywindexbottle]

Ill give you an anomaly, i work at SubWay and every single fucking time i decide to have lunch a costumer shows up or some other shit happens. I can sit and do nothing for hours but the second my lips touch some succulent food a cluster of people show up wanting sandwiches. Im beginning to suspect the CIA is trying to annoy me.

[jjmetrejhon]

Guarantee the "anonymous user" is just his way of saying "I didn't ask permission to repost." Anyway, they ought to start showing your videos in classrooms!

[Cymorill]

I posted a fake ghost video for work for Halloween this year of “catching a ghost on our security cameras.” Used fishing line to open doors, spin a rack, and knock over stuff. It looked legit until the very end when a funny sheet ghost with a “Boo!” sign rose up into frame. My customers loved it, lots of “You got me lol!” comments. I wouldn’t be surprised to see that video end up on one of these channels with the ending clipped out and some crazy story attached to it.

[RunningUpStock]

This is the thing that gets me….

Demon: “Okay, I’m show this human what I’m really about!!!! Arghhh!”

*Demon slightly closes a door that the person didn’t notice*

Demon: “Ha! Got eeem!”

[smortonmedia]

The worst lie I saw on one of Bub's videos was this little girl "screaming at something on the ceiling" and the clip was taken completely out of context... The poor little girl suffers from seizures and the mom documents it, hence why the footage even exists. I couldn't believe it.... so absurdly inappropriate.

[blanktester]

I originally subscribed to you back when you had the old branding and the tag line "Think Critically" and I'm glad that's circled back to being a focus of the channel, especially these days.

[cer]

Love that you advocate so much for people to practice media literacy, especially now in a time with so much fake photo's/videos out there. Always enjoy seeing you uploaded

[bagandbroad]

There’s probably a lot of ring footage of me talking to “ghosts” when in reality I’m talking to birds and squirrels or just myself because I’m a crazy person.

[Samuel-wenp]

My respect for John Wolfe is immesurable.

[CallMeKosm]

The constant growth of Nuke's logo is the most terrifying thing in these videos.

[JaredTheStrange]

I listened to paranormal/ufo 'investigation' podcasts in my early 20s and the amount of setup even the most basic stories had was crazy. They'd interview guys who'd say "Now, I'm the biggest skeptic you'll ever meet. In fact, in college I won the Most Skeptical And Honest Man In Town award while completing my degree in Hard Facts Only. All of that went out the window the night I saw a shoe fall off a shelf with no scientific explanation." Since that day they've become a full believer of absolutely everything lol.

[stankyyboi]

b-b-b-b-b-b-b-but Nuke leaves it up me! he wouldn't lie! he lets me decide! he doesn't even believe! HE LETS ME DECIDE 😭

[loonu]

I don't know about you guys but putting the word "trusted" in front of the words "paranormal clip curator" is freaking hilarious to me.

[KrisK]

I only watched those for entertainment purpose. For spooky feeling before sleeping. For some unknown reason, I found those voice over really soothing and make me sleepy 😂😊

[H.h.creates]

The watermark joke 10/10

I appreciate how much effort you put into these. It's very fun as a viewer!

[beerleaguebrodeur]

God that bike on top of that car was the funniest fucking thing.

[lolaheart]

Maybe the inaccessible freshly mowed portion of the fortress is tended by landscaper ghosts.

[SpaceJunk]

I love that the major point of this video is about media literacy and doing your own research. Sometimes it feels like too many people are taking things at face value. It’s important more than ever to fact check and not let yourself get swept up with sensationalized content.

[Pengd]

This is a growing issue with a lot of horror content creators in general, not just paranormal. You'll have these youtubers cover internet mysteries and whatnot, do minimal research and glorify the "mystery" for the sake of making the video more entertaining when, more often that not, these mysteries have *already* been solved and/or explained.
The worst part is that they want to portray themselves as "internet detectives", so to speak, giving you the information in a matter-of-factly way when they either don't even know the fact whatever they're covering is fake/solved or worse, *know* it's been solved and deliberately ignore it so the video is more impactful or interesting.