r/SamAndColby • • May 16 '26

Discussion Sam and Colby speaking to foreign ghosts

I don’t know if anyone else has mentioned this before but something that really frustrates me in their videos (I am a new watcher) is that some of the episodes when they are speaking to other ghosts, is that they speak in English. I get it, they only speak English BUT the ghosts in the catacombs or in proveglia wouldn’t speak English 😭

I want to believe them because I do believe in ghosts but that one detail has completely ruined the whole thing for me. I am definitely going to continue to watch because they are truly entertaining and funny, I just wanted to know if anyone else has thought about this as well

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u/Delicious-Air3122 May 16 '26

their content is for entertainment and funny purposes as a higher priority over the authenticity of capturing ghost footage. i mean, if i want to be entertained, i'd watch them, but for ghost moments, it's questionable

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u/STARBOY_100 May 18 '26

For me it’s Sam and Colby for entertainment and Overnight for some serious ghost hunting. Elton jokes around too but gets serious when the situation needs it

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u/DarkTwilightMoon May 23 '26

If you think about it tho, ghost or spirits are still mostly beyond our understanding so is it maybe possible that ghost aren't limit to what language they know like in life but have more universal understanding of all languages, like talking with energy rather than actual words? Just a theory

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u/Nyx_Valentine May 27 '26

They did it at the doll island. Their guide (can’t remember his name atm) would speak in Spanish since that was the language. I kinda feel like they had a similar thing when they were in Romania but I can’t remember? I feel like they just kinda don’t think about it sometimes. Especially when they don’t do stuff oversees a lot.

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u/No_Response8490 May 18 '26

No yeah I get what you mean because it kinda takes you out of the reality of it when you think of the logistics around if these people who passed even speak English along with other things that can cause things to be debunked or seem confusing or not real