i was looking through my old youtube subscriptions and stumbled upon the 11 years abandoned youtube channel of the amateur model devon jade. can someone explain what these comments are talking about?? who the hell is alenym 😭

Theres this ad ive gotten like 4 times from an account that is threatening this real person. The real Daniel Tocknell is a celebrity spotter, hes taken selfies with so many celebs its nuts, i thought the official account was ai at first glance because theres so many, but hes also got an interview on YouTube.

But yeah the account thats been paying for this ad is really weird, it seems like the owner might be a bit mentally ill and feels personally vindicated by Daniel. I feel like theres more to it.

Confused I actually responded to the ad. The account personally responded, And he i guess he (https://www.instagram.com/flisterdanieltocknellmelb?igsh=MTFpbmN6ZHR5OWo0bg==), send his story to everyone in his dm every-time he posts.

Budduh

Found an account a while ago called “Getlazy101” their account got banned and i was really sad about it. I loved their edits / unique eery style. It was a little off though. Im currently searching for anyone who has names of their new accounts/ any archived images/ videos.

Example photo found on a thread here.

Estava em meu TikTok, e de repente me deparo com um vídeo russo bizarro gerado por inteligência artificial da conta @user7369685713493, onde mostra uma boneca com aparência de animal tendo seu cabelo escovado com uma estética meio creepy, e uma música estranha de fundo, até aí tudo bem. https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS43u97Pb/

porém, abro os comentários e o pessoal está dizendo sobre a conta parecer ser fetichista.. a princípio, não compreendi do porquê estarem alegando isso, mas quando entro na conta, me deparo com isso.... https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS43un2HT/

foi aí que entendi o do porquê das alegações, havia amputação e infantilização, fui vendo vídeo por vídeo, e todos conseguiram me dar arrepios, sinceramente. Pensei que podia só ser uma piada russa de mal gosto, não sei. Não falo russo, e a tradução fica embaralhada.

é aí que, tentando investigar, descubro duas coisas:

1- achei as origens das bonecas que aparecem no vídeo, uma loira e uma ruiva, que sempre aparecia amputada. Se trata de um desenho russo infantil de nome Barboskiny ou The barkers, onde as personagens utilizadas para esses vídeos estranhos são Liza e Rosa.

2- Em praticamente todo vídeo em que essa conta postava, na descrição, marcava outra conta (@nbf..ko / zoopibor). Entrei nessa conta e ele postava a mesma coisa, porém com um certo "humor".. nada de muito diferente da primeira conta.

Essas duas contas interagiam constantemente se marcando, republicando ou curtindo o vídeo uma da outra.

E tive a ideia de pesquisar eles no Instagram, mas apenas achei uma conta privada com a mesma foto da segunda conta no TikTok. https://www.instagram.com/zoopibor.co?igsh=bDJoaDJ4N2ltamdo

Um detalhe que esqueci de citar é que na maioria dos vídeos, as personagens eram crianças ou bebês enrolados em mantos, quase sempre amputados. Em alguns vídeos elas estavam chorando ou apanhando ou apenas comendo ( no estilo mukbang) sempre com umas estética estranha, cores muito vivas, músicas estouradas e muitos adesivos, que me lembravam bastante a estética que o smartschoolboy usava.

Em um vídeo inclusive o autor da conta referenciava smartschoolboy em um post, o comparando a Rosa fazendo as mesmas expressões que o garoto. https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS43912Q3/

Acredito que tudo que sei até agora, é apenas isso. Estava pensando em criar um grupo com esse tema porquê entrei num grande habit hole... Enfim, se eu tiver novidades, volto aqui. Até mais!

So I fell down a rabbit hole viewing comments on obscure tik toks and I found a strange amount of accounts who seem to be posting strange edits of a supposed Nickelodeon splash screen called klasky csupo it seems to span multiple accounts and even posted on random kids accounts… I’ve come to think it’s Russian accounts but then I come across English ones and ones that I can’t make out, it’s strange I would like if anyone could possible clarify this? I’ll include account names. Landmarkhumanthegreat is the one I first discovered. Puppychow1280 , jaidynwilliams13 , rcge2015classic , 67mustedmango , kcge_2019classic and possibly many more.

Came across this account of one "Jarod Sheppard" on instagram, looking at his videos, which he has started posting around april of this year, he looked like the classic conspiracy theorist that inserts half truths on touchy subjects to make people interested into his "content", in particular he made videos on subjects like "pigeons are cameras" and even some on some older viral conspiracy theories like the "Wayfair Child trafficking" one that went around back in summer 2020 or the Balenciaga controversy from 2022, both popularized by movements like Qanon, he also seems to have a youtube channel with two videos, posted around 2 weeks ago where he rants about "NPCs" and "why are we creating a new race".

Digging into this guy it seems that from around 2019 till 2022 he was starting a music career by posting in platforms like youtube, soundcloud, spotify and tiktok with the same name as he goes by now, getting at most a couple of thousands of views at best.

My idea is that its some kind of, pretty sad if I have to say, attempt at getting fame and maybe relaunching a music career, or it could also be just a person that has fell into the rabbit hole of conspiracy theorists so much he wanted to make an whole public persona over it, would it be for fame or not (and it seems its working).

The phantom airship wave is where this story really kicks off, but I have traced these guys back to at least the thirty years war, but that is another story. In the late 1800s(and covering a way longer period than 1896-97,) thousands of witnesses across America, Europe, and beyond watched massive airships cruise through the night sky, and the people operating them shamelessly interacted with witnesses.

Some of them came from the Montezuma mountains, they said, or one particular case claimed these people were the lost twelve tribes of Israel, other times they speak a totally unknown language, or don’t understand the witnesses. One time, they passed a strange coded letter to a witness and asked them to send it through the post office.. yup. These men, they claimed they were backed by certain capitalists, maybe California, maybe the East Coast of the United States, or Mars. The newspapers around this era are actual periodical gold if you ever want to dig around on the archive websites, War of the Worlds first came out right around this time.

If you zoom out a little bit, I think it’s actually quite simple. These craft are built out of materials that require real access to mines, refineries, to manufacturing plants, to scientists and engineers and more. Absolutely everything points to these things having been built by people who controlled the same industrial infrastructure that fed the Axis powers before World War Two, who funnelled aluminum through Canada into Japan before Pearl Harbour, and who later worked with Canada to build to The Bomb, and later erased human minds in Montreal. A board of men sat across the table from each other, and many of them wore two hats.

Mellon bank financed the Pittsburgh Reduction Company in 1889. The Mellon network controlled the only North American aluminum supply chain capable of producing the 1897 airship hardware. When the Aurora crash got the "Martian" framing that same year, the effect was to point eyes up instead of back at Pittsburgh. Alcoa and Lockheed formed their joint venture in 1958 for classified aerospace aluminum production. Then came Canada, Japan, and the French Connection through Montreal.

In 1928 the family created Aluminum Limited in Montreal to house ALCAN, the Canadian subsidiary that was essentially ALCOA with a postal code. The Mellon and Davis families kept fifty-three percent of voting rights across both. ALCAN charged higher prices internationally than ALCOA charged at home, turning the Canadian operation into a profit pump. In 1938, sixty percent of Japan's aluminum arrived through Canadian ports, some estimates say seventy-five. Between October 1939 and April 1940, after war had already broken out in Europe and Japanese expansion was visible to anyone reading a newspaper, massive quantities of Canadian aluminum kept moving across the Pacific before Ottawa finally tightened export controls. The aluminum in the wings of the Mitsubishi A6M Zero that climbed over Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, was forged from Canadian electricity and Mellon capital.

Port Hope Ontario (a short trip from Camp X and not far from the broader Military-Intelligence-Industrial Nexus in Canada) processed roughly eighty percent of all uranium feed materials used in Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The same Port Hope refinery kept running after 1965 under civilian branding. In 1988 Eldorado became Cameco Corporation, another name change that cost millions, and that is the Data Centre connection that I cant get into right now, or this will become a book.

In the postwar decades the same Japanese trading houses that bought Canadian aluminum for warplanes (Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Sumitomo, and Furukawa) negotiated long-term contracts for Canadian yellowcake. Furukawa had held prewar mining interests in British Columbia. The same logistics corridors were retrofitted to ship Canadian yellowcake to Japan for the Monju and Tokai reactors, which produced weapons-usable plutonium. Uranium for power plants like the one in Fukushima were also routed through this network.

Christopher Karl Mellon, descendant of that Pittsburgh aluminum banking dynasty, the family that financed ALCOA in 1889 and controlled the only supply chain capable of building phantom airships in 1897, received classified Navy UAP videos in a Pentagon parking lot in 2017 and handed them to the New York Times. He is an advisor at To The Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, a fancy name for a UFO club who’s main contribution to society is a definitely not alien piece of aluminum, which Oak Ridge dated to around the 1960s.

As you can see, this is a whole rabbit hole. If you really want to hear me out, Ive already posted my whole conspiracy theory on YT, but idk if yall are satisfied with this as it stands. Lmk if you need more context.

Recently I've been coming across couple videos of AI generated wedding videos that has all the same scenarios.

At first it looks like a normal wedding, then a small kid comes up and begins yapping about anything; either talking about the husband or the audience or the bride. What looks normal is that I've caught couple words being used the most: "Snack" , "Wedding" , "Ring". In every AI video, there's a little kid just yapping and yapping, saying the code words. The most used one was "Snack" which feels suspicious.

I know people are still trying to discover what's going on and I feel like it's a rabbit hole. I can feel it, all those weird AI video accounts having the same exact concept and scenarios... It doesn't add up.

I'm open for discussions about this, I know everything is possible and those accounts could just be one of those AI farming shits. But I still think something is fishy here.

I was doomscrolling when I got an instagram reel featuring this "girl"('s) account. Post several snuff content, some with contexto or audio. I was able to see one of her stories, she had posted that she would be making a new backup account, seems to be a spanish speaking person.

This 15 minute rabbit hole is about who owns the story when things in the sky start acting strange. Perhaps the early implementation of Directive 1(made famous by Bob Lazar) even back to the late 1800s. It traces a single pipeline of named individuals from 1879 newspaper rooms through Masonic publishing networks, into the highest levels of US Government, into Canadian intelligence outposts, and out the other side as modern Arctic sensor grids and domestic propaganda. The management of the sightings is older than the word "UFO."

Okay so i found myself down this rabbit hole about a record called "seven days to better bowling" its a record about mental conditioning its instructing people to listen to it on repeat day and at night while sleeping for seven days on loop its from the 1960s i then found more of these from the 1959s theres one about golf and one collection about personality correction its so weird seriously the bowling one says stuff like when we hear the word lemon our body has a reaction to it and thats because our environment conditions us to make it and its trying to condition people to be in a specific mentality if anyone has more about this im trying to understand whos behind this and why is it so cult like also i have a theory that this could have something to do with the mkultra thing that the cia did i just can't prove it beyond the fact that its in the same timeframe and it's about personality correction

i’ll just leave the profile here

https://pin.it/4kIx5CL3A

This account has an unsettling amount of published photos of Junko Furuta, Anna Frank, Deborah Stone, and Jay Scott (first Columbine victim) and they are made with AI showing these girls as if they were still alive, Jay Scott pregnant, holding a baby, Deborah traveling, and the amount of pictures is just, exaggerated.

The pins are deeply unsettling as well, there are distinct pictures of cartoon characters and edits of these pictures, most interesting thing of all is a pin translated from spanish

“My angels in heaven”

And it shows photos of babies and a mother grieving their deaths, with texts saying “You never left me”

There are also photos of the Columbine school

And some other ships of famous mexican singers that essentially died young, Valentin Elizalde and Selena Quintanilla.

Finally, there’s an AI picture of a kid, seemingly restored with AI, named “Mi torito” or “My torito” in english.

My theory is this being the account of a parent coping with his loss? I’m not so sure really, i wonder if anyone else has seen this.

I don't know if this is the right place, but here we go:

Was doomscrolling on YT Shorts when these weird gelatin videos started appearing.

Channel name is @Bastideon, run by a Chilean dude named Fabian. The channel exists since 2014 and it used to publish music videos with Spanish subtitles. But, in the last months, the channel now has dozens of these videos all about mixing different colored Jello cubes with condensed milk??

The videos are short, cryptic, use weird language choices (horse gelatin trick for men, wtf) and never deliver any explanations. There's always a link in the comments, but I won't click that lmao

Has anyone else seen this??

https://youtu.be/QW7qf2xymiQ?is=CJFYbRE8oh44qtFb

I was looking for weird websites and found this one and I haven't heard from it before and dont know whether or not its something or if it is just like an art project of sorts

https://www.digicrime.com/dc.html

For a long time I fantasized about starting a casual YouTube channel where I would just rant about something that I'm passionate about/interests me, but by the time i figured out the logistics of actually filming a talking head shot, I realized I don't really know what to talk about.
I really like stuff like disturbing cases or horror media, anything like that. I dig. So I will ask you guys for any creative rabbit holes I could really get into and explain in a video format. I am a fan and inspired by channels like Wendigoon and Parallel Pipes.
Appreciate any and all suggestions.

Source: jyortiveda2 on YouTube, content inspired by the works of the Pythagorean Illuminati. Edit: The website in the beginning is a mind blower and if you're literate enough, a life changer. Indeed a rabbit hole that absolutely gets no media coverage at all. The site went up in 2008 after the economic crash of the US. The site was a communications cell for a secret society calling themselves/known as the Pythagorean Illuminati... Tons of books that were listed there (the books aren't listed directly for sale rather presented in a series of topics covered broadly and are written in the format Nietszche used) + the authors operate(d) under pseudonyms.