Goatman in the backwoods of Alabama

Deep within the backwoods of Alabama a group of friends are terrorized by something that seemingly can slip in and out of their group with little to no effort.

[thedenseone]

I really love the tone you use when reading these. Most other horror readers use a dramatic voice, but your’s sounds like someone casually telling a story to some of his buddies.

[da_BemBem]

I love the stories where people don't die. It somehow makes them scarier, because everyone has those creepy moments where you are completely unsafe but you end up fine.

[SirTrashLord]

I love the way you told this story. It's relaxing to hear scary stories in a less... Overly dramatic way

[lordhedss]

The goat man is a Vietcong soldier hiding in the tree line

[MaxGamingTj]

It's good because you actually show emotion and it sounds like it's your story, I think making it more personal and adding in more of your own vocabulary you use regularly will improve them

[klassytome]

11 minus 4 equals 7. I had to go back and make sure he said there were 4 girls and 4 guys. I like the clever details to this scary story.

[dag_will]

Virgin creepypasta narrarators: tell stories in an overdramatic voice

Chad Roanoke: talks like a normal human being

[backgroundnoise]

Gotta real natural tone. Makes it sound like this actually happened to you, which is good.

[sarahmcmanis]

I love this story of the Goatman. I've heard someone narrate it before and have read it a few times, but I love the way you narrate it. It literally sounds like a buddy of mine walked over to me and was like, "Dude, I gotta tell you about the creepiest thing that happened to me this weekend." And proceeds to tell me this story. This story is so creepy and gets under my skin because of how Goatman just straight up messes with these kids when he could have killed or hurt them at any given moment

[dfs]

It’s really immersive when he curses as much as 15 year olds would

[obsidianthurisaz]

I'm a little more than 5 minutes in. I love the encyclopedic voice you use for it. It's just a fact. No story, no lies. Fact.

[TySaysHi]

It's weird to hear you curse, but it's a nice change to hear you just making a vid without having to worry about youtube screwing you

Edit: the extra person part gave me BAD chills. I was trying to just vibe and play some minecraft to get all the achievements and this shit made me not even wanna go into the woods by my house with my full enchanted netherite gear. Amazing story telling bro, at 1st the lots of cussing threw me off because you cant even say gun on your main channel, but by the end I was shitting bricks like I was there. The notification bell is on, can't wait for more

[CXMusic]

The extra person aspect of this story. Holy shit. And that ending. Props to that absolute legend for pretending to sleep and keeping tabs on it the entire time. That was an amazing narration.

[schoolzone]

This story is bone chilling every time they count each other but honestly after the 2nd time idk how they didn't just watch eachothers faces and be on look out for an extra one

[jaredchinchello]

This gave me chills and an urge to grip my M1A. I've heard this story on another channel but hearing you tell it with some emotion makes me feel like it's a whole new story. Another solid vid my guy.

[aidanstewart]

The goat man just sounds like he’s a little lonely :(

[jacobmercado]

Even though I had heard this story before, your voice and how you narrated it felt nice, and even made the story feel a little believable. You should definitely keep doing more of these readings, especially ones that deal with spooky woods stuff. But overall you did a pretty good job with this. Will definitely subscribe my bro.

[guiltyspanxs]

“There’s this kid named Tanner” me: welp I’m dead

[JohnSagin-SimViDeLucis]

The talking without cadence.... It gave me goose bumps because ive heard that before, smelled that smell before. The thing was just lonely. I debated stopping this early because i got too creeped out. 2 more vids to go!

[maggot]

The calm non dramatic way you tell the stories makes them so much more unsettling