Lavender Town Music [Original 1996]

Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun din don Don Dun... Yeah, That's what you're about to listen to.

Disclaimer: I don't take any credit of you Throw up, Or any of these Symptoms that's shown in the Video.

All Music Credits Goes to Game Freak who made this Freaky song

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Credits|Music Creators:
00:11 - Game Freak 1996

Other Helps: Nintendo

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[TortoiseBlaster]

Effects caused by this video is not because of the high pitch, it's just an illusion. So, your brain has an effect called the "placebo" effect which everyone has. If you simply think that the audio in this video will give you headaches and make you vomit, it will. If you don't believe it will, it won't.

In the beginning of the video I told you all off the effects, and they worked on most of you because of the fact that you believe that. When I made this video I also believed it was because of the high pitch, but it's not like that at all. You're doing it to yourself.

[MarxistStaffy]

We know that the Lavender Town Syndrome is not real, but a Creepypasta and the 200 Japanese kids didn't commit suicide.

[viniciusdossantosaraujo]

Japanese kids: why the whole internet try to kill me?

[omarmansurov]

When you play rock paper scissors with your mirror and you win...

[twlltt]

this is such an interesting example of a placebo. this is so cool!

[zeroaura]

I watched all the way true without being nauseous or puking

I'm just gonna give myself a pat on the back

[telumbric]

It doesn't do anything to me, it probably just affects people because of the nocebo effect

[crryptid]

I’ve never heard the original thing before, now I understand why some people are so freaked out about it. As soon as it started I knew something was extremely off about it, and the feeling’s only getting stronger the longer I listen to it

Edit: I don’t like how fast it’s making my heart beat

[resourcetrio]

it actually effects me in a way, it makes my body warm as hell

[chesychels]

the Japanese kids: *aw hell naw my friend, aw. hell. naw.*

[muynoob]

Idk why i like the music if its from the 1996 incident

[Salbei_Bonbon]

At 3:13 is the ghost Pokémon and later in the music is the ghost again and it says in pokemon language "leave" but we cant hear the ghost again in this vid and After it says "leave" the music begins playing backwards if you Listen to the full track or get the track into a app where you can See the track

[SpencEpix]

This is my 6th time listening to it in a row, I feel nothing

AirPods on noise cancellation, full volume, was hoping to feel something

[lucinda]

It's vibrating my brain, weird. Hm...
Also now I've got one of the worst headaches ever.

[jaynbishop]

This is such a bop idk what y’all worried about it’s music😎

[plasticstraweater]

I tried it on my little sis and she didn't kermit suicide.

[ChronicBurnout]

I came here bc I heard in a video that the original Lavender Town theme sounded slightly different than the US version. I know the urban legends about the song and the suicides are fake, but ngl, every time I hear this, it makes my head hurt for some reason

[bielduraes]

pov: you put this music for your causin sleep

[feisty]

I've never felt nauseous listening to this, It just makes me feel slightly unsafe

[ToxiChaos]

If I listen to this song long enough I get put on edge but that's about it