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EP 60- When Bedtime Stories Turn Sinister
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Journey with us into the shadowy past of childhood classics as we uncover the disturbing truths behind the nursery rhymes and fairy tales that shaped generations. Far from the sanitized versions we share today, these stories originated from humanity's darkest chapters – famine, plague, religious persecution, and unspeakable cruelty.
We unravel how Hansel and Gretel emerged from medieval periods when starving families abandoned children they couldn't feed, and how cannibalism was represented through the witch's appetite for young flesh. The Little Mermaid's tragic transformation from Hans Christian Andersen's tale of agonizing pain and ultimate death to Disney's happily-ever-after reveals how we've softened these narratives for modern sensibilities. Most shocking might be Sleeping Beauty's original storyline – a tale not of true love's kiss but of violation and unconscious childbirth.
Even simple nursery rhymes carry dark histories – "Ring Around the Rosie" chronicles plague symptoms, while "Mary Mary Quite Contrary" and "Three Blind Mice" reference Bloody Mary's brutal reign and persecution of Protestants. These grim origins demonstrate how stories once served as warnings rather than mere entertainment.
In our second segment, we explore the fascinating folklore of Thunderbirds – massive bird-like creatures from Native American mythology capable of creating storms and carrying whales. We examine documented sightings from the 1890s through the 1970s that left witnesses shaken and bewildered.
We conclude with bone-chilling possession accounts, including the well-documented Ammons family case that convinced hardened police officers and social workers of supernatural forces, and the 1906 South African case of Clara Germana Selle, whose exorcism was witnessed by over 170 people. What separates true possession from mental illness? The evidence might surprise you.
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Oh, you think darkness is your ally. You merely adopted the dark.
Speaker 2:I was born in it. Molded by it, I see death. Welcome Cosmic Gold family to another episode. It's your co-host Yayo, and my co-host Reverence.
Speaker 1:It's your boy Reverence. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Speaker 2:I think so, if I'm not mistaken because I just remember it was like a little black car he used to have but it was a two-seater, but we used to go everywhere in that thing.
Speaker 1:I think it's a panier I think so.
Speaker 2:No, no, no, you know what. I'm mistaken, though, because it was a chevy, but it was that type of like, look like the model. I don't know what car it was, but, um, he used to have like a little car like that bro, I've been having that music we have a number bangers are on day on the only thing uh, oh, go ahead, play that a little bit, so the fans know, bro, they go copyright us, like chris brown did.
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Speaker 2:And then reupload, touch it, okay, but we didn't get a strike or anything. Oh, okay, okay, okay, Not bad. Not bad. That shit said hey, you know you're breaking the guidelines right?
Speaker 1:He said, you know I'm going to need that my fault. My all big breezy. But yeah, bro, how you been though. It's been a long time. We done skipped a week. We done skipped a week. It feels like a month too busy, too much going on. That shit, that shit really just be feeling like bro, like the weekend always gets here so quick and it always feels like for me my weekend's been ass because I still gotta work them.
Speaker 2:So I still like I wake up every day just feels like a monday. It just feels like a monday. It it just feels like a money, just feels like, yeah, I I don't want to say like I, I ain't feeling no progress. I feel like I was moving forward in time, but it's like I was just just stuck there, especially when the big ass hours, bro, damn right, and then they, uh some happened. So we had to wait even more to finish the house and then then the car was like, while we were finishing another house, to go fix it. It was a mess, bro.
Speaker 1:Damn bro. That shit was a mess bro, so you got to work tomorrow.
Speaker 2:Yeah, I got to work tomorrow still. Yeah, I'm taking Sunday off. I'm taking Sunday off, Damn bro, yeah, I'm taking Sunday off. I told him I was like I'm gonna take something off there. He's like, yeah, that's fine, it's with uh sasser.
Speaker 1:Oh, so you know they hang up again a bunch of work with uh them, two companies with them too.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, but um, I mean shout out, shout out, sasser. Honestly I'm gonna let it sell.
Speaker 1:But yeah, yeah, they just. At least they treat you right, yeah yeah, they treat me hella good, bro.
Speaker 2:they, they make sure, they make sure I get paid, make sure you know I do good work. It's nice when they appreciate the work I'm doing. Other companies, some motherfucker, I ain't going to say the name.
Speaker 1:Hey, if you listen to this, I hope y'all go bankrupt.
Speaker 2:They had me like bragging on Spider-Man 3. They had me praying, praying to kill these motherfuckers. God, please, god, please, man, strike their building down, please, god, just break a meter down on them. Just one, just one God. It had me at that point, but it had me at that point, but then I had to. You know, you got to stand back and be like this, ain't me?
Speaker 1:I'm losing myself. I'm losing myself here. You know, I got to recollect Right, right, like the Grinch. Almost lost my cool, having a whole mental breakdown. Whoa guys, whoa, whoa guys, relax, relax.
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Speaker 1:That's all we know, mr George.
Speaker 2:How much you pay the new guy. Look at him.
Speaker 1:Look at him Acting Whole fiend, whole fiend, bro, he itching for it. He said they got glass on the road again, right.
Speaker 2:Bro, my boy Started chasing Soon as we go out, cause we got cats out here.
Speaker 1:Oh, for real, he was starting chasing.
Speaker 2:He was starting chasing the cats I think it was the neighbor's cats, though but they be chilling over here, and so they're learning, slowly but surely, but they're learning to stop doing that. But okay wait a bit.
Speaker 1:Debbie Chesney, cat damn bro, how long has it been since we had the last episode? Two weeks, was it two weeks? Two weeks. There's the last week.
Speaker 2:Last week I had a little party. Okay, who's that I uploaded? Oh great, that's your happy rolling. But I said, yeah, my, I leaked, the message Leaked. Who said I uploaded it ungratially? That shit had me rolling, bro. I said, yeah, my boy gone. The moment he started texting me I'm like, yeah, he gone, that was AI. It wasn't me who said AI.
Speaker 1:My phone got hacked. Some kid in India took my took my took my phone number, but G took your shit. Some kid in India took my phone number, but G took your shit. The boy about G, he really hacked my shit. But damn bro, so y'all been working so much, y'all ain't have nothing crazy happen then.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, we had one of the house it burned down. I was praying, I was praying, I was praying, but I wasn't even trying to phase that. No, I was playing. No, but I wasn't even trying to face it, I was praying Now that we have the house, okay. So for the listeners, this is not to confuse you, but this is a little el punto. You know what I'm talking about. How would you translate that in English, el punto? Oh, that's a word I keep forgetting what the word is.
Speaker 1:It's kind of like a.
Speaker 2:Like a nail pusher. Does that make sense, I guess?
Speaker 1:so I guess, like if you have like a nail that's sticking up a little, bit.
Speaker 2:you need to push it in, you just. I guess like a nail puncher or something, nail puncher, something like that, something like that, for layman's terms it's you use a hammer too. Production, production, calm down, production. We got our production team. We got our production team out here.
Speaker 1:Oh we got our intern oh shit.
Speaker 2:We got an intern, we got our editor.
Speaker 1:We just got our new editor and she didn't even know she signed up for the role.
Speaker 2:With this call, with you's constant call on ZipRecruiter, you get it we hired her to Zip Recruiter. Fuck, we lost our promotion. But okay, so mine, the one I have shout out D-Walk. It's a D-Walk one. So it's yellow, you know. It's bright yellow, you know, and it's hard to miss it. It's hard to miss it, you know. So my boy, jeru, he was using it. We went to lunch. He was using it before lunch. Went to lunch, Came back, he had to keep using it. Gone, gone right.
Speaker 1:What happened to them?
Speaker 2:okay so here, okay. So after lunch, right after lunch, so the whole day, this man spent the whole day. I even helped him looking for it. I couldn't find my other one. I usually have two, but I couldn't find my other. One point is we lost, it was gone, gone. So we're like fuck, you know, I'm gonna go buy another one after work and we'll use it. We'll use it. Just, you know, just pushing all the nails tomorrow after work, all All right, fine. So it was getting close to packing up time and everything. So, you know, just chilling you know how I do, I don't like to push my guys too hard so I got off the big machine. I saw the chatter, him up and everything, you know. So I go. There was this packet of sandpaper right, excuse me, I kicked it. Just I didn't even kick it. I was like I want to pick it up to move it. Hole puncher right there, mind you.
Speaker 2:Who said Keeps kicking it Mind you Stick with the story, mind you. Stay with me now. Jerooney had kicked that sandpaper. He he had moved it. We both had moved. I don't, I can't. The only thing is I don't recall if I 100 moved it myself, but I am almost certain I moved it. So he moved it because it was at another spot. We moved everything, looking for the whole punch, that that punch or whatever. Bro, it was right there, it was right there on the eat that sandpaper. I put it back where I saw it, right. I walked back into, like the hallway. You can see it from the hallway now when we walked through you couldn't see it.
Speaker 2:Oh shit so it just spawned in it's hot shit. You feel me so? I just talked into the room. It's an old-ass house, Old old house.
Speaker 1:You know what it was right, go ahead say it.
Speaker 2:I don't know, I don't know, los Duendes, bro? No, I think.
Speaker 1:It was them short people, them dwarves, that Bitch, because you're always caught looking at this, but they always sneak past it.
Speaker 2:But no. So I just talked to him in the room. I was like, hey, no more pranks, because it just felt like a childish.
Speaker 1:Oh, you thought it was like a spirit.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's what I, I don't know. That's like the first thing that popped into my mind. Like I was like, oh, okay, that's what came to your head, because even Jer was like nah, bro.
Speaker 2:I was like nah, well, my bad. Jer was like nah, bro, I moved that thing. He was like I moved it. He was like there's no way it was there. I was like I ain't gonna lie to you, I peaked it already. There's no way it could have been there. There's no way it waited until we were about to leave to put it back underneath that thing.
Speaker 1:So yeah.
Speaker 2:I was just going to say yeah, I just talked into the room I was like, yeah, no more pranks, please no more pranks. And that was it basically?
Speaker 1:And it stopped. It stopped. Yeah, nothing else happened. Bro, y'all better than me, I would have pulled out my phone. I would have used Cosmic Code for our discount.
Speaker 2:Ouija, smart Ouija, no. Smart Ouija bars on your phone. No, no, no. Whoever's here tell me what you're doing? My phone cuts off.
Speaker 1:Fuck.
Speaker 2:This asshole killed my phone I just turned around and gave him the morty face.
Speaker 1:I think it's a DVD.
Speaker 2:There's something here, but yeah, bro, that's it DVD there's something here, but yeah, that's it that's it happening, bro, but yeah, nothing after that, really happened.
Speaker 1:Damn bro, that's crazy. But I mean, that's kind of like it's crazy how, like old houses usually do tend to have like a certain vibe to them. It's eerie. Huh, they got eerie vibes right. Some of them, yeah, some of them. Old houses usually do tend to have like a certain vibe to them. Well, you huh, right, yeah, some of them.
Speaker 2:I think. I think we've have you worked. Have you worked in the house with us?
Speaker 1:that was a couple times, but there was like this one time in spectrum I worked at this one lady's house and it was like a really cool aesthetic pleasing house, like in the terms of like a countryside cottage okay, okay, but it was an old house. Yeah, it was like an old house, but it was like in in greensboro somewhere, and it was really cool because it had like vines or like ivy growing around the brick and everything.
Speaker 1:So like really aesthetically it looked cool or whatever. And then when you get inside she had like books stacked up everywhere. She was like an old lady, like she was like she had to have, like a nurse okay to watch over here oh, you're talking about a cougar.
Speaker 1:Oh, you're talking about that this lady looked like she was living out the rest of her days, like she was about to go any minute now, damn. But yeah, it felt like weird, like like I mean, it felt like something was like the house had history okay, okay, whether it be good or bad, you could just have a little energy to it.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you could tell like there was like family memories right right, right, right right right or you could tell somebody was smashing on that couch yeah, he said it was me, so I went and sniffed and it who hit it the whole head, uh-huh 1987. This was John John.
Speaker 1:Rock. Both of them had carpet.
Speaker 2:And it matches Drake's.
Speaker 1:It smells, I mean it tastes like carpet burn, but um, all but, um, all, right, um, it was. It's crazy, though, because, like I said, you could like, feel like. Like I said, whether it's good or bad, you can always feel like a history inside of a home or like, if you go to like, a historical building yeah, yeah, it has like a different little heavier little.
Speaker 2:You feel something there. Yeah, maybe like a frequency little heavier little.
Speaker 1:You feel something there. Yeah, maybe like a frequency or whatever, like you could just tell, like you could feel it. Yeah, damn.
Speaker 2:That was it basically for me.
Speaker 1:Me personally, I mean.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you can kind of feel in those houses. I don't remember if we oh why I got you here. Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 1:That's right, I did it. I did it. That's right, I did it.
Speaker 2:So I was telling Sammy a story Jerry is telling me Sammy was with us. I'm saying you was with us, but it was this house when Boston was still working. It was a new house, it was a house by the lake. It was like a modern house, like that is a modern house.
Speaker 1:I was with you, you were with us. Right, I did like a full sit on the Camaro up that hill.
Speaker 2:Not that one. It was like a white box house, if that makes sense. It was like squared off. It didn't have a roof Like a pointy roof, it had like a squared LA mansion type vibe house. The thing is that we saw something peeking around this tree and so we went to check for it. That wasn't you, okay. So JL was saying what's happening? I thought it was you that did it, but Sammy, don't remember seeing that. What we saw.
Speaker 2:I don't remember it was a new construction. I don't know whose house it was. Uh, it was a new construction, I don't know who's.
Speaker 1:I don't know who, whose house it was a new construction which ladies, the one where I couldn't find where y'all were at, because oh, yeah, that was a new.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that was a new construction too, but no, it was, it was in that house. No, nothing, nothing happened at that house. But the the thing is um, yeah, we just saw like it was just like a skinny tree it was like a little skinny tree, right and we saw something, like we were looking towards it and then something peeked around and so we went to look at it, see if we could find it. There was nothing behind that tree.
Speaker 1:I don't think I was there for that. I don't recall.
Speaker 2:You don't recall. Yeah, sammy said he couldn't, so maybe he just you know, he just Damn he just you know, he just.
Speaker 1:Damn, that's that third person syndrome.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying? Right, people be saying they have like that thing where they're like yeah, yeah, yeah, someone else was with us. Yeah, yeah, yeah, somebody else was there, but it's like. Right, I don't know. Nah well, sammy, say no, you're saying no I don't recall Jared's saying Sammy, yeah, I'm guessing.
Speaker 1:Is that third person syndrome? Is that third?
Speaker 2:person syndrome. Bro, that's what it got to be.
Speaker 1:But dang bro. Well, it's a good thing that you're working again.
Speaker 2:It's a good thing that you're having a bunch of work, because you know that PC ain't going to get itself Tight shit, tight shit, low key Tight shit, don't know okay.
Speaker 1:No, I'm just messing bro, but I uh, I guess we'll go ahead and get into the stories and stuff that we're going to talk about. Is your phone good right now? Yeah, it's good, yeah, yeah so let the people know what the first topic is going to be about.
Speaker 2:We got something good and exciting and we're going to pick up from the previous subject that we talked about okay, okay, yeah, so, oh, you want to do that one first, or you want to do that one at the end we'll we end off spooky. We'll end off spooky Okay. I like ending it off spooky. So the first one is the Dark History of Nursery Rhymes.
Speaker 1:So I forgot it was nursery rhymes. I just did the books.
Speaker 2:Oh, that's fine. You did nursery rhymes. Yeah, there's nursery rhymes, that's perfect. Yeah, that works. Yeah, there you go. That's perfect, because I went through the old, like the old message and I was like fuck, I forgot. Yeah we're talking about. I mean, that works perfect because we cover we dead ass gonna cover both things anyways, okay, so we're gonna be talking about the dark origin of children's stories.
Speaker 1:Some, some that, uh, were a little bit unsuspecting on my end. I honestly didn't know like all of these were like dark I heard about cinderella, snow white sleeping beauty, but I never heard about oh, I don't even know about none of those. No, yeah, they have like a little bit of a dark history too. Oh shit, okay, yeah, I know about that I know that yeah I know that either, yeah but in turn right, get you a microphone I.
Speaker 2:I told you wanted to be in there. You could have. You could have got a microphone. It's too late now.
Speaker 1:Too late now we'll get the intern on the next one we'll show you the intern, our media manager, right, but um so, one of the stories that I saw that had like a dark origin or like history behind her. Whatever was the hansel and gretel which I actually like that story, that one, okay, okay, that one, yeah it was so good, like I loved that story so much growing up as a kid. But before I get into the origin, what? How do you remember the story?
Speaker 2:because there's like different, okay what I remember was hansel and gretel going to the woods and a witch. They meet a witch in the hut made out of candy and then they find out that the witch takes and something like that. I know I'm butchering a little bit, but they ended up working for the witch for a little bit because she had them captive, but she really was just fanning him up so they could eat him, and then they end up finding that out somehow.
Speaker 1:And then they end up locking the witch in the oven and they killed the witch, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 2:So you remember them killing the witch. I remember like killing the witch, because that's how they escape.
Speaker 1:I read like the kids version of it okay yeah, they just like locked there behind a door or some crap and then they escaped it was like the kids like of PG version of the movie Okay, okay. Then I heard about the one where they put her in the oven and burned her. Oh, okay, okay. I was like damn, that shit is great.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's the one I remember, the one where they that's how they escaped. They managed to. They killed her bro Cooked her.
Speaker 1:So I'm going to give you the modern version of it that most people might remember. That most people might remember it was two siblings are abandoned in the forest discover a witch's candy house. Like you said, they're captured and ultimately out with the witch burning her alive before returning home to a happy ending. But the earliest known version comes from germanic, or germanic.
Speaker 2:Uh, how the fuck you say it as folklore, as the german I was about to say, as the germans do and uh was popularized by the brothers grim in 1812 now the brothers grim is like its own thing in itself.
Speaker 1:Okay that they write good stories. They're like I don't know about them personally, so I don't know if there's like any controversy behind right, right, right, dr seuss, type, shit, type, shit, right.
Speaker 2:But I do like reading, like the brothers, grim stories and everything.
Speaker 1:No, I ain't know about them either so the true origins are tied to like real historical horrors. So like, for example, famine and a famine sorry and child abandonment was like common. So like in the 1300s to like 1600s, europe experienced like multiple famines and plagues okay so, like during the great famine from like 1315 to 1317, I know this shit, I remember off the top of my head type shit.
Speaker 2:I'm just looking, I got my camera like look at myself to motivate myself.
Speaker 1:You got this now, I'm just playing, so uh, starving families would sometimes like abandon their children okay, so that they would have enough food on the table to like oh, okay, okay, okay, that's crazy, already dark.
Speaker 2:Gone, your parents, gone, your parents like get out, what, what, what.
Speaker 1:You mean, I can go get wood, get him. He doesn't even do nothing. What the fuck? What did I do? I was just chilling.
Speaker 2:My family would have not survived bro we would have killed each other, bro, we would have not survived, bro Me get him.
Speaker 1:He hasn't done anything. We were telling each other, so much I know about the floors Me.
Speaker 2:I did the back minimum.
Speaker 1:today I cleaned the bathroom because you always pee on the seat.
Speaker 2:I would have not survived man.
Speaker 1:So Honto andretta reflects this like the stepmother. Sometimes the mother and older versions of the story insists that the children must be left in the forest because there isn't enough food. Okay, I don't recall some of the story like versions that I read. I don't recall it being the parents leaving them, I just remember them like playing and singing right because they were chasing after their toy.
Speaker 1:It was something like that, right that's what it was and then they ended up get like, like you said, they got lost and everything. That's what I remember. I never heard like the mom would took them in the woods and just left them. So another thing was cannibalism was a document like documented response to famine and the witch who each children represents, this grim like, like she represents. Like you know, there's not food, so I'm just gonna eat the kids or whatever. So the story's central horror was children being eaten. Uh, villages feared strangers and folk tales often personified this fear in the form of a witch, ogre personified yeah, both of them can't talk.
Speaker 2:I'll tell you about that. That was me last time. Is it rad or read? Talk to me.
Speaker 1:That was me last time, I can't even blame you. So, pretty much like, the moral of the story was pretty much like uh, it was just trying to teach children to like obey, like the parents, like don't go wandering into woods, like beware strangers that give you food. Um, that's pretty much it. So the only reason why they made it like they changed it up was because, obviously, like it's too too grim too, too, too yeah too, because imagine being like kindergarten your teacher's like.
Speaker 1:So then they ate the candy and then they saw that the witch was turning the kids into pies straight, yes, straight, pre-k first thing in pre-k bro meal for she sounds like my neighbor, that nobody believes me. Yo One kid like you just If you scan the room, cause you know Whenever y'all get like on, y'all get put like To sit down on the Carpet or whatever While the teacher's reading the story. You see that one kid that doesn't even blink. He just got that.
Speaker 2:Customized stare, everybody watch him. He's on the watch. He's the witch in this story.
Speaker 1:He's just like slowly smirking.
Speaker 2:Oh, no, motherfucking smirking in pre-K. No, get him the fuck out of here, but yeah.
Speaker 1:I didn't know it had to do with cannibalism.
Speaker 2:I didn't really think about that I think it had cannibalism in it, necessarily. Well, besides the witch, yeah, besides the witch.
Speaker 1:But yeah, yeah, yeah, like necessarily well besides the witch? Yeah, besides the witch, but yeah but I didn't know, it was like the whole origin yeah, the whole mom dropping them off. Yeah, no, I thought they just got lost and went into the, into the woods by themselves, you know so if this is your first time hearing about the true story of Hansel and Gretel, the true background, the true story where they burnt the witch and just killed her, burnt the whole house down, then ran off Tight, shit.
Speaker 1:They said she ain't got Wi-Fi, let's get out of here.
Speaker 2:Honestly, don't even blame them. Don't even blame them. I bet that oven wasn't even preheated. It's at 350 degrees Fahrenheit bro.
Speaker 1:I bet, but what?
Speaker 2:you got bro. All right bro. So check this out. So I'm going to start off with a little. Let's start a little racy. You know, let's start a little Racy A little oh. So I got so some of these nursery rhymes I actually didn't know about, so I never heard them, so I wrote them down too. So I got Bye, bye black sheep. This started. This was wrote down. Well, they wrote this in 1731, just a little while back, you know.
Speaker 1:Just so y'all have in y'all's head what timeline it was before I start so I'm going to say every word as it's written. Yeah, like Disney said, we're only doing it because it shows the history of things.
Speaker 2:So I'm about to put the Burger King hat on history of things. So I'm about to put the Burger King hat on Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha All right Bar for bar Bar, for bar Bar. Ha, ha, ha ha, all right. So, bob, bob, black Sheep, have you any wool? Yes sir, yes sir, three bags full, one for the master, one for the dame, one for the little boy who lives down the lane. I'm sending that shit.
Speaker 1:I'm sending that shit tonight that's called Bop, right there.
Speaker 2:Right, trippy Red, you need a feature Right. So I think I'll be writing songs like Nursery Run, hold the fuck up. So I was like nursery run, hold the fuck up. Okay, so the most scholars agree that bad, bad black sheep. It's about the great cuz. So that's what it was original about. It was a great custom text on wool that was introduced in in 1275 is used to color black, and the word master led some to wonder whether there was a racial message in its center. Again we come back to the political correctness of things, and it was counter-questioned yet again in the latter part of the 20th century. So as people try to get more politically correct, they tend to look at stuff in the past, and it went as far as some schools banning it from being repeated, repeating classrooms, but others just simply switching the words black for something deemed less offensive. So they just rewrote.
Speaker 1:they just rewrote the uh so they just said it in Spanish.
Speaker 2:Y'all know, if we listen to that shit in Spanish, that shit gonna be twice as great. Cancel it, cancel it.
Speaker 1:Express cancel in spanish. That's gonna be twice. That's right, cancel it express cancel. Why do they spell it like this, hey?
Speaker 2:with the hard art, hey look we don't write it, that's.
Speaker 1:That's just the way they said it in spanish. Don't, don't blame me.
Speaker 2:Blame the man that translated it to this but um, yeah, that was basically the direction was one of the pretty uh straightforward short short, was I?
Speaker 1:thought it was like the king, because they essentially I thought it was like they paid their taxes for the king and like the kid ended up having like nothing left for him. That's why he ran running back home, type shit which was like the like like why they?
Speaker 2:why? I said like that um, I'm not, I'm not sure about well, did they say it was well, the text was from the king yeah so yeah, yeah, so yeah, yeah, yeah, you're right. You're right on why they say that. But um, uh, the, the darkness or the uh for like a better.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the true origin. Yeah, yeah, the true lord yeah, but it was just.
Speaker 2:It really wasn't a concrete reason why or like that's what it meant, but it was like just people speculating, and I mean at the time it came out and everything you know, it was a different time, you know. Here at Cosmic Cove we give you the true, uncut, raw, word for word bar for bar Uncut, you say we give you the uncircumcised news straight to you, straight, uncircumcised news Straight to you, straight, uncircumcised news straight to your ears.
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Speaker 1:All right, so this is the Little Mermaid.
Speaker 2:Oh, okay.
Speaker 1:So the modern version that was made by Disney was a mermaid trades her voice for legs to live on a land and marry a prince. You know, after some drama, love prevails and she becomes human blah blah, blah, tight, tight, tight shit, tight shit. And the credits roll and you know a whole new world. Oh no, that's Aladdin.
Speaker 2:Oh yeah, oh yeah, it is. Oh yeah, I have impressions of him. Go ahead, put it on, we'll watch it. We'll get back to y'all real quick, right quick. Two hours. Give us two hours.
Speaker 1:Is it? I thought that was Aladdin, the whole new world. No, that's Aladdin.
Speaker 2:That's Aladdin, that's Aladdin.
Speaker 1:Yeah, sure, all right. So in the original story made by hans christian anderson in 1837, the mermaid feels like she's walking on knives with every step. When she had her legs, oh, okay, like because she had her but the trick, like the how'd you say, the conundrum or the problem that she faced was, if she fails to marry a prince, she will turn into sea foam and die. That was like the true curse that was going to happen.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:The whole outcome that was going to happen. So the prince ended up marrying someone else and the mermaid sisters give her a knife to murder the prince and save herself. Oh shit, a little mermaid killer yes but she refused and she ended up turning into like sea foam and dies Damn. That's how that story originally ended.
Speaker 2:Personally me, I would have caught a body that night. Personally me, that's just me, honestly.
Speaker 1:What do you mean? You're not mine. What them ladies say, what that lady straight from the podcast, the crazy girls that be like obsessed si no es conmigo, no es con nadie, or some shit like that oh yeah yeah, yeah. So um, the story about pretty much like showed like uh, the story was about like unrequited love sacrifice and the consequence of desire.
Speaker 1:Because you know she wanted to like walk on land, be like a human rather than a mermaid type shit and according to like the notes, it says like it reflected Anderson's own life struggles and the harsh realities of love and social mobility. Oh, he was, oh was oh yeah, mobility issues and shit. Um no, it's like social mobility, oh, social yeah, yeah, yeah, introvert, introvert yeah, like something okay okay I feel that, I feel that so victorian moral tales often emphasize selflessness, purity and sacrifice, even through death that's why they read it to kids and everything like.
Speaker 1:Why would they read something like this to kids back in the day time? And that was why because they emphasize selflessness yeah yeah, I can see that me as a kindergartner she turning the fucking c phone. You know what that is. That's not an espresso from Starbucks, that's actually.
Speaker 2:Wait a minute. What's the logo for Starbucks?
Speaker 1:Oh shit, hit the hit, the hit the. There we go, there we go. Starbucks. Muriel turned into, I mean Ariel. I said Muriel, ariel turned into into seafoam. What is seafoam? I mean what's the logo on Starbucks? A mermaid.
Speaker 2:Here at Cosmic Cove we breaking it down. You seen that. You seen that real time and this is the raw, uncut truth On Shark of Sock Whole event right there, bro.
Speaker 1:That's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy, that's crazy Snowball even got hype.
Speaker 2:He's like what Okay, I got you with this one, bro, this one they don't know about. Goosey Goosey Gander. I think that's how you say it, right, goosey Goosey Gander, I think.
Speaker 1:For a second. I thought it was like the Duck Duck Goose thing.
Speaker 2:Oh okay, it said Goosey Goosey Gander.
Speaker 1:I never heard of it. I remember sitting down in a circle.
Speaker 2:Goosey, goosey Gander. I remember the rules. He's the Gander, he's the Gander. That's the word. I don't know what the fuck that means. That shit sound like a slur. What were we saying earlier? Corporate.
Speaker 1:Jargon, no, not jargon. Slander, slander. There you go, yeah.
Speaker 2:All right. So here's how it goes. By the way, I'm just giving like a little snippet of it because they're kind of long. So so, goosey, goosey, gander, whither, shall, I Wonder, upstairs and Downstairs, and In my Daddy's Chamber, in my Lady's Chamber my fault, my fault, my fault, hold up.
Speaker 1:I'm in my daddy's chamber. My daddy's chamber. What's that shit called them books that them girls Be reading?
Speaker 2:Romance, novels, erotica, bro.
Speaker 1:There you go, that shit turned into a whole. All the listeners Fuck. Why am I hard at work right now?
Speaker 2:God damn it, hold on.
Speaker 1:I'm in my daddy's chamber.
Speaker 2:I felt that he Leg spread.
Speaker 1:Handcuffs Fuzzy handcuffs, gag ball.
Speaker 2:Ain't no beat.
Speaker 1:Nah.
Speaker 2:Alright, let me read it again. Let me fuck it up again on purpose Goosey, goosey, gander, wander upstairs and downstairs in my ladies chamber. There I met an old man who wouldn't say his prayers, so I took him by his left leg and threw him down the stairs. Already we got a good start on that shit on darkness level.
Speaker 2:Alright, before you tell us how do you translate that in layman's terms? In layman's terms, I went upstairs, I went downstairs, I went to my shoddy chamber, right when I met, where I saw an old head who would not pray, meaning he's not a man of God. Who was being a silly goose who was being a little sinner, so I took him by his leg and I threw him down the stairs. You can't, you can't. It would get more literal than that, honestly.
Speaker 1:That part right there flew over my head. What are they saying? What does it mean? This shit like hieroglyphics. What are they saying? Fuck.
Speaker 2:So one of the properties of the Diddy is the Diddy.
Speaker 1:You heard that.
Speaker 2:Huh, someone fighting.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:Someone screaming. I heard someone. You didn't hear that.
Speaker 1:I heard. I thought it was the dogs or something. Oh, it was. I heard't know Someone's screaming. I heard someone.
Speaker 2:You didn't hear that. I heard. I thought it was the dogs or something, uh-uh, I heard someone scream. Okay, anyways, it's actually a tale of religious persecution.
Speaker 2:Check this out After several years. After the first appearance in the historical record, it was appended with some disturbing lines. The lines were the old man who wouldn't say his prayers. So I took him by his letter and threw him down the stairs. Did I not get all my notes for this one, Okay? Well, actually I remember for this one, this one. It was just essentially, if you weren't in a prison with God, they would execute you. That's what that one was talking about. So they would execute anybody that wasn't with their beliefs or anybody that wasn't alive.
Speaker 1:They said he wasn't praying.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh.
Speaker 1:Imagine you just fell asleep. God forbid you retire from work that day. God forbid that. Hey, everybody's praying. He wasn't praying, uh-huh. Imagine you just fell asleep.
Speaker 2:God forbid you were tired from work that day. God forbid that, hey everybody's praying.
Speaker 1:He's not praying. Take him down the steps, throw him down the steps, chill, chill. I just fell asleep, I just opened my eyes, amen, but brother, why are you throwing me down the stairs? But brother, for I was praying, amen.
Speaker 2:Amen, it's crazy, they throw you down the stairs.
Speaker 1:Damn bro, that's crazy.
Speaker 2:But yeah, just to make an energy run out of people dying, I mean, I guess that's common.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's common. That's common. Back in the day type shit, all right, so this one is going to be beauty, okay, okay I'm gonna do one more after this one. So the modern version is a kind and mistreated girl goes to the ball. Uh, wait, what did I say, cinderella? No, I said no, it's sleepy beauty I got this shit all fucking mixed up. Damn, I thought I got it mixed up. Hold on, hold on, hold on. I need to watch my Disney movies.
Speaker 2:Bro, be like that bro.
Speaker 1:Which one was Sleeping Beauty. Sleeping Beauty, tie, tie, silly goose Tie really Silly goose.
Speaker 2:It's in the fine print. Really, that's what it was.
Speaker 1:Okay, it's in the fine print, really. She gets pricked by a that's what it was, okay, a sewing machine. And she goes to sleep. That's what it was. Appreciate it in turn. So a princess pricks her finger on the spindle, falls into a magical sleep and is awakened by true love's kiss. That's Disney's version right, okay, yeah, that's disney's version, right, yeah, so in the oldest version, such as sun, moon and talia, I think I say it from guillain batista basiles pentamerone could have said better myself, really shit, or it's like pretty much dark.
Speaker 1:It's like the old version okay, that was like the original title bar for bar, so it wasn't a kiss that happened oh, so what was it in? The basal version, the princess talia is put to sleep by a splinter of flax, so it's pretty much the same thing yeah but while conscious, a king finds her, is captivated by her beauty and they say yeah, he chill the fuck out. He assaults her while she's asleep or however you want to say what the fuck.
Speaker 1:so she ends up giving birth to twins while she's still asleep, right, and one of the infants sucks out the splinter, and that's what wakes her up. That's like the true story or the original story. Sorry, you know Disney was like you know what? We gonna get some Disney. What the fuck I can already see Mickey Mouse. What the fuck, Everybody's in the writing room, right Mickey, just standing at the skyline of wherever we're at, of the big corporate office. He's looking at everybody. You guys need to snap it up.
Speaker 2:At Disneyland. He really at Disneyland On top of Rush Mountain, no what?
Speaker 1:What do you have? So we're going to take dark stories and we're just going to make them into good books, good movies. They need to pitch the whole idea.
Speaker 2:Chill, low key with the pitch, low key with that pitch. You want the whole idea. Chill, low key with the pitch, low key with that pitch. It would have got me low key with that pitch. Now, that's crazy though that is I, I couldn't even imagine that so the truth.
Speaker 1:I guess the ending to the story was like well, the happy ending to the story was uh, the king ended up having to kill his jealous wife so that he could be with sleeping beauty oh, it gets even wild. Oh fuck okay so early european tales often treat a woman as passive objects and moral warnings. So the story reaffirs uh patriarchal ideas.
Speaker 1:A woman's fate was out of her control and beauty invited danger I ain't gonna make a joke, so when adapted by the brothers graham, the sexual elements were toned down, turning the tale into more of a lesson on obedience and fate rather than sexuality. The original's darkness wasn't for moral shock. It was normal in a time when violence, plague and abuse were every normal is wild yeah, that is crazy.
Speaker 2:Normal is wow, that's what I said I ain't gonna make no jokes, but uh no, what the?
Speaker 1:fuck, that shit is crazy. Yeah, that's the darkest one. So what the fuck? And y'all letting your kids watch this? Look at you, you sicko. You're an awful parent you don't deserve. You're a piece of shit Kill yourself. How could you, Disney? How could you mislead us? I'm canceling my subscription today. But they got Star Wars.
Speaker 2:Fuck.
Speaker 1:You know what, maybe, maybe I'll just turn a blind eye. I'll just not look in that section.
Speaker 2:So technically I'm still boycotting if I'm not looking at it technically, if you don't watch the whole, if you don't watch the whole catalog, you boycotted me as soon as I'm about to subscribe.
Speaker 1:Yeah, unsubscribe, disney asked me. Oh, they always ask you that question. Why are you so unsubscribing to us? Because y'all using awful stories and teaching it to our little kids.
Speaker 2:They go ahead and do that, nuh-uh.
Speaker 1:They'll be like oh, but we'll give you two months for free.
Speaker 2:Oh, they would have got me on there two months. I'd be like cancel the subscription.
Speaker 1:I mean Keep the description.
Speaker 2:No, that's crazy.
Speaker 1:What you got bro.
Speaker 2:That shit is pretty crazy, bro. All right, so I got Mary May Quite Contrary. Mary Mary Quite Contrary. How does your garden grow With silver bells and cockle shells and pretty maids all in a row? So contrary is one way to describe a murderer's psychopath.
Speaker 2:This popular english nursery rhyme, which reads like a solicitation for gardening advice, is actually, according to many, a recounting of the homicidal nature of queen mary uh, first of england, aka bloody mary, a fierce believer in catholic catholic. Her reign as queen from 1553 to 1558 was marked by the execution of hundreds of Protestants. The silver bells and cockle shells, in this understanding, are actually torture devices, not garnering accoutrements. Basically, it wasn't gardening equipment. They were just uh, just just honestly, just re, re, uh rewording um, what she, uh, what she was doing.
Speaker 2:And it had another nursery rhyme that I read with with the three blind mice. Uh, the three blind mice, uh, see how they run, see how they run. Uh, they all ran after the farmer's wife who cut off their tails with a carving knife. Did you ever see such a thing in your life as three blind mice? So the three blind mice is also supposed to be yet another ode to the Bloody Mary's ring, with the three-year-old question, believed to be a group of protestant bishops. So there were Hug Letmer, nicholas Radley and the Archbishop of Canterbury, thomas Cranmer, who unsuccessfully conspired to overthrow the queen and were burned at the stake for their heresy. Critics suggest that this blindness in the title refers to religious beliefs.
Speaker 1:Damn.
Speaker 2:that was like the true origin that was the true origin of why they wrote it. So it was just basically telling the story a different way. They were just trying to let you know what she did without, in a sense, without her knowing that you were telling people what she was doing.
Speaker 1:Damn so you wouldn't get executed yourself.
Speaker 2:It's smart but damn, it's smart but wild bro.
Speaker 1:You just hear a little kid in the playground.
Speaker 2:Singing that shit it's just about dead people, bro. That shit be crazy.
Speaker 1:Right. You just hear them and you're like ah, what it was to be. A little child, Innocent. Innocent is crazy, but you're already saying some crazy stuff.
Speaker 2:She got a knife and cut his head, bro. It's wild and plain sight, bro, plain sight. They just it plays psych, bro Plays psych, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:I got that one too. Yeah, go ahead, do that. Do that one next. So I got one more. You got Little Red Riding Hood or we got Cinderella. Which one do you want?
Speaker 2:Let's do Red Riding Hood, all right.
Speaker 1:So the modern version was a young girl visits her grandmother, is tricked by a wolf and in most current versions, a heroic woodsman saves her right. Earliest version, whatever you want to say. Um, it was called la petite, la petite, chaperon rogue and 17th century france. Oh, my father said, oh yeah, my father, y'all said it wrong.
Speaker 2:Now what's the other one? That, though, that one, uh, the the jet de louvain. What's the one we say? What's that the beast?
Speaker 1:oh la bette, yeah, yeah um, so they said there's even older versions.
Speaker 2:But it's like oh, much darker than this one, but this one's from uh 1697.
Speaker 1:This is the 1697 version by charles uh peraltz I think that's his name.
Speaker 2:So little red riding hood is actually eaten alive oh shit, okay, like that's how the story, oh, that's how this story, yeah, and then in this version of little red riding hood, I should say but there was like symbolism behind it.
Speaker 1:So okay, scholars widely agree that the story is about like sexual predators because, like a medieval, medieval france, the wolves were like a metaphor for like predatory men oh shit okay, okay so the red hood itself was often interpreted, interpreted as a symbol of purity. I mean puberty or sexual awakening okay, that's crazy red stuff on and the wolf inviting her to uh take off her clothes and get into bed, which was saying the older version, yeah, makes the.
Speaker 2:That is why, yeah, I get it. I get it.
Speaker 1:That is wow yeah, the wolf kills the grandmother, serves her flesh to little red riding hood and offers her blood as wine. Fuck, it's like what some versions yeah often said in the stories holy shit so the moral of the story, if kids were told this story back in a day it was meant to like, teach them not to talk to strangers, not to wander alone in dangerous places, and that innocence and naivety not like.
Speaker 2:How do you say that?
Speaker 1:like you'd be naive.
Speaker 2:Naive, yeah, could get you killed pretty much that is why y'all couldn't say that y'all had to do all this crazy shit so it was just pretty much meant to be scary to like scare the kids. Oh, it was meant to be.
Speaker 1:Oh, okay, yeah, to like scare the kids not to go out because I'm like all right, that wolf going to get you. Wolf, oh, you're talking about the man that's around the corner that just keeps staring at me and rubs himself.
Speaker 2:You're talking about that hairy man. Nah, that is crazy.
Speaker 1:He just keeps rubbing his legs saying baguette, baguette, Le crepe.
Speaker 2:No, oh my God, no, no, that's crazy.
Speaker 1:That's crazy. Look anybody, if y'all listen, from France again. I'm sorry, I'm just joking, it's all loving jokes.
Speaker 2:French can take a joke.
Speaker 1:I'm sure they could. No, that's crazy. They're laughing right now.
Speaker 2:They're probably like ho ho ho.
Speaker 1:These guys are very funny.
Speaker 2:Ho, ho ho, Lee guys, lee guys. All right, let me, I got you on the Ring Around the Rosie, 1881. Ring Around the Rosie a pocket full of posies, ashes, ashes. We all fall down. So they are different variations to the words and everything like that. But, um, even though the lyrics have gone through some changes over the years, the most popular continuation is that sing song. You want the one? I just the one I just read right now. So the verse refers to the 1665 Great Plague of London. The rosy is the rash that covered the afflicted, covered the afflicted, the smell from which they attempted to cover with the pocket full of posies. Poses are flowers, so from all the death and everything, and they also believe that by smelling the flowers they believe that the plague was airborne. So by using the flowers you were essentially avoiding the plague and you also not smell all the bodies and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:That's kind of like how the plague doctors like the only reason why they had like that beak is because they had like they would put flowers in there. They would put flowers, spices in there because, like you said, they thought it was like.
Speaker 2:That's the postage right there too. Yeah, and the plague killed nearly 50% of the country's population, which makes the final verse ashes, ashes. We all fall down. So by saying that, that was everybody that was getting burned that would that was dying, just just just a small little, just a small little children's uh nursery rhyme right us, being in kindergarten, doing like holding hands, walking around in a circle, fast laughing just some chill, really just you know, just some calm.
Speaker 2:You know it was just you, just man, you just you, just laughing to a couple people that died.
Speaker 1:You know just a couple we just being silly, just being silly gooses out here, just being silly gander all right, that's pretty much gonna cover that. There's plenty of other stories that have like more of a dark origin and everything, but we're not going to spend too much time on that subject. But if y'all do have any interesting facts or any more stories and stuff like that, y'all can message us at Cosmic Cove at K-O-S-M-I-C underscore C-O-V-E, on Instagram and TikTok.
Speaker 2:Yep, yep, yep.
Speaker 1:And let us know if there's anything we probably missed in the stories or if you know any more details or something, or if you have any favorite uh, true origins or like or just like any details that we might have missed about the stuff we talked about. Y'all can just messages and let us know. But let's go ahead and head to the next topic. But which button is it there, you?
Speaker 2:go there you go. Fear is there you go, or could it dyslexia? Welcome to Fear, fact or Fiction, that's right.
Speaker 1:I'm about to be faded. Alrighty, two twisted tees Deep. No food in my system. Who in here? What's up? Before we get to the subject, y'all Fuck. He's not lying, he swallows, alright. So let the people know what we're talking about today.
Speaker 2:So we're talking about Thunderbirds.
Speaker 1:The infamous Crazy you talking about that 6.5.
Speaker 2:So Thunderbirds, what we're breaking down To them.
Speaker 1:What is the Thunderbirds?
Speaker 2:Funny. You ask Reverence.
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:I was going to do it again. I was like they're expecting that With this time. I did it on the last episode. But they was like no, no, they're expecting that one this time. I did it on the last episode.
Speaker 1:But they weren't expecting it from me, you're right.
Speaker 2:You're right, caught me off guard with that one. Caught me off guard with that one, honestly. So the Thumbbird is a cryptozoological creature associated with large bird-like animals that live anywhere from northern Canada and Alaska down to Central America. Similar animals often appear in Native American mythology. Some tales tell of enormous eagles, strong enough to carry whales back to their nest. Since pioneers began moving west across the North American plains, sightings of large birds have been reported. Similar stories appear in civilizations around the world. Native tribes across North Americaica, especially along the pacific coast and in the great lakes area, have stories depicted in norman's birds of prey. Some stories told that these birds were so large and powerful that when they flapped their wings, thunder was created. Lightning flashed out of their eyes and water fell off their backs, creating rain. Honestly, just a way to explain nature. Honestly, I love that the tribes used thunderbirds to explain some of the things that happen naturally, such as storms and other forms of weather. The legend of the. Stay with me now Passamaquitis, passamaquitis.
Speaker 1:Sacagawea.
Speaker 2:The legend of Passamaquitis, passamaquities, sacagawea. The Legend of Passamaquities, for example, describes the quest of two Native Americans in search of the source of thunder high in the mountains. The story said that there was a thunderbird who battled an enormous killer whale. When the two beasts fought, they destroyed much of the land, knocking down trees and causing much destruction. Destroyed much of the land, knocking down trees and causing much destruction. Although dangerous and powerful beings, thunderbirds were also seen as benevolent nature spirits and they sometimes associated, assisted the tribes in their search for food during periods of famine. The ingenious rocks known as thunderstorms are the eggs of these creatures, according to some legends bro, that is crazy so check that out.
Speaker 1:Imagine being like like no diss to nobody's beliefs or anything like that. Imagine being like a native american kid and you just walk up to your mom. You know my mom, my mom, why are we in this valley? There was a bird in the well fighting that motherfucking got body slammed right here on this spot. That's what we call home, real shit.
Speaker 2:Just tell you go play tell you to go play, tell you to go play Ring Around the Rosies outside. So check this out. I know we got the collection back here. What else does it remind you of a Thunderbird? Imagine a John Bird that fought a whale in Pokemon lore.
Speaker 1:Pikachu. Who said Pikachu Pikachu? What Pokemon is this? Pikachu Pikachu, you Thunder Pikachu Pikachu.
Speaker 2:What Pokemon is this? Pikachu? Pikachu, you stunned the boat, super effective.
Speaker 1:Now, I guess Zapdos right.
Speaker 2:Zapdos and Dewell was. Oh my God, I had his name, keanu, you don't want to talk about it, right?
Speaker 1:I know, I just don't know how to say it Keogh, yeah, yeah, yeah there you go, there, you go, there, you go, but that's basically.
Speaker 2:that was inspiration also for, oh yeah, inspiration for for that whole for those two pokemon.
Speaker 1:That was inspiration.
Speaker 2:Oh shit, I did not know that. A little fun fact here at cosmico damn bro, that's pretty cool.
Speaker 1:I didn't know they were that massive that they could take whales I didn't know that either.
Speaker 2:Like that it was, that it was that big. I know they were like huge, but I didn't know they were that massive that they could take whales.
Speaker 1:I didn't know that either. Like that it was that big. I know they were like huge, but I didn't know they were like that big Right. Imagine being a little kid. You're just looking up one day you just see a whole blue whale being drugged by a bird. Fuck, I got to quit smoking this tobacco. This peace pipe, this peace pipe. This ain't tobacco, this is weed. I gotta lay off. I gotta stop hot boxing my tp man what's that? Hot boxing hot boxing and leather is crazy bro hot damn, I fucking my joke my joke was hot conan.
Speaker 2:I was gonna say hot conan because it was a tp okay, like a cone shape, shape guys. We use them so funny. You say that because, well, I got a story for that from my mom. I don't know if you want to put it here.
Speaker 1:Oh, she saw.
Speaker 2:Thunderbird or something like that, something like that.
Speaker 1:Go ahead, tell the people we got here. Cosmic Cove Live. First personal account from the, the man himself.
Speaker 2:The man himself. The man himself. So my mom said she used to live in this village when she was little. She was Native American. She was Native American. That's why she hunts, that's why she walks barefoot, probably.
Speaker 1:I was about to say, she does wear chanclas a lot. It's essentially being barefoot. In my opinion, in my opinion.
Speaker 2:If the toes show you barefoot. So now she said that where they live, it was like known that at a certain time this giant bird would come out from the mountain and would swoop down. And it was just. It was just. I don't think she said that there was any attacks on people. But uh, when they pulled up, the people told her, like, told her, at least her mom. They're like, you know, just be careful, because at a certain time this bird comes by and it's big enough to take your kid if it sees it playing on the street. So just, and she said, yeah, so at a certain time it was around noon they, they were like ring a bell and they will all have to hide, like at least the kids will have to hide, and you could see like a massive shadow.
Speaker 2:You just go over the whole, uh, it will cover the whole, like village and whatnot just go by, it will go past some trees and they disappear and then at a certain time at night it will come back and go back into the mountains. But, it said, lived in the mountains like they. They knew, they knew we lived there I'd have burned the mountains.
Speaker 1:Who said burn the mountains?
Speaker 2:oh, so I'm in the wrong so I'm in the wrong.
Speaker 1:So I want to start a little forest fire, but I'm the bad guy just some cali shit, really some Some calm Cali shit. Damn bro. That's why the California. There was Thunderbirds in California.
Speaker 2:We had to set fire to the forest. You know, you know what that reminds me of. It's like them interviews that we had with the people and they be saying some crazy shit, shit. It feels like they'd be putting that oh yeah, that's why I do it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, yeah, it feels like it feels so good it feels so good with it. That's why I like cut off from the conversation to make it seem like we're having like yeah, it feels, bro, it feels so good it sounds so good.
Speaker 2:Right, I'll be trying to clip farm while making the video. What?
Speaker 1:are they doing? The clip made it. The clip was so misleading it made it seem like they were actually having a genuine conversation.
Speaker 2:But uh, yeah, but that's that's, that's what I count.
Speaker 1:But she said I don't think does she ever get to see it? Then she just said she saw the shadow.
Speaker 2:She said it will block like that shit, like also Native American shit. It will block the sun for like two minutes, like for a while, yeah, while I was going through. And then it was put the shadow would cover the whole village. But that was just Because they were still little. They would just hide them, they would just put them inside the house for a while.
Speaker 1:Imagine it's just like the misfit kid of the village that nobody wanted to play with.
Speaker 2:He just had a really big ass kite nobody wanted to play with.
Speaker 1:He just had like a really big ass kite. He's like I'm gonna get this stupid kite to fly right, fly right. This time just covers the whole village everybody's ah why does everybody scream when I'm flying my kite man?
Speaker 2:I'll try again tomorrow. I have to wake up every morning.
Speaker 1:Right, get it back up type of shit I'd really be on so the meaning of the name thunderbird comes from the creatures associated with thunderstorms, like you said, as it was believed to cause thunderstorms. Because you said, uh, flapping its enormous wings caused thunder. Lightning shot from its eyes or beak, according to the details I mean to the notes and, like you said, rain and storms followed its presence. Some people often refer to it as the thunderer.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:And some tribes would call it the sacred winged one.
Speaker 2:I like that. I like that. It's like the sacred wing. Oh, I like that.
Speaker 1:She's not mystical so some, some tribes saw it like as a protector, while some saw it like as a punisher punishment okay so many tribes would think that it was like a guardian for humans against like evil spirits, water monsters okay and serpentine creatures such as a requesa unkinte or the great horned serpent, which is crazy, because if you're going based off of that ideology or how well people believed or whatever, like their beliefs and what it does, your mom lived in the village by the water.
Speaker 1:And y'all said y'all had mermaids in the water and then she saw a thunderbird and it was supposed to protect people from evil and they considered them evil. We about to call it. Right now, put it on the speakerphone.
Speaker 2:I don't know if it was the same village, because they moved around a lot when they were little Girl.
Speaker 1:They took the super highway, the Trail of Tears.
Speaker 2:They tell the you talking about the Oregon Trail, the Oregon Trail. But that's crazy. Hold on, shit. Making sense now, bro.
Speaker 1:Right. Some people saw it like as a harbinger of power. Some tribes considered seeing or dreaming of a thunderbird as a sign of power, leadership or divine favor.
Speaker 1:Um certain vision quests or shamanic practices involve seeking a thunderbird and dreams or receiving its blessing okay, so it was like often they'll have vision with it and everything so whenever you wanted to go get like a spiritual journey through like the, the native chief or the native shaman, right, they really just say all right, no, no little, no little bros inside this tp. Right now we about to staple it up and hot box no little bros allowed go ahead.
Speaker 1:Start a fire pit and we're all about to pass the pipe in this tent, in this leather tent, in 100 degree weather, human as shit, we about to box, this thing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you about to see some. You definitely about to see some. Fuck you about to see some.
Speaker 1:Smell like balls and dick in that TV.
Speaker 2:She smell like bison dick up in that shit. God damn, Fuck bro. You got about 15 motherfuckers in there.
Speaker 1:They skinned it. They just love the nuts Talk about some ornaments. Oh, I love what you done with the place.
Speaker 2:I call it chandelier. God damn, oh, I love what you've done with the place.
Speaker 1:I call it a chandelier. God damn, oh man, but like you said. But see, people were saying it was big enough to take a whale, but they said, oh, never mind, because that's just a wingspan.
Speaker 2:Oh, what you got for wingspan so like some physical descriptions.
Speaker 1:people said that the wingspan is like 20 to 40 feet or more Large enough to block the sun, like you said.
Speaker 2:There you go.
Speaker 1:There you go. I didn't even see that. Some people said it's kind of like an oversized eagle.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 1:Often like a dark colored bird or whatever. That's pretty much it. Talon's capable of lifting giant whales or giant prey. That was pretty much it for the appearance. Yeah, for the appearance. It was like really big yeah, it was just big. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Basically. Basically, let me show you Big-ass bird Rayquaza with wings. Rayquaza, that's that horned serpent. Rayquaza, was that horned serpent right there.
Speaker 1:Tight shit tight shit, zap those. I was gonna say that doesn't got an evolved version does he damn? We did say it was that does huh, uh-huh. I don't know, I don't think so right, that's that's.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's that's it for him.
Speaker 1:There you go, bro damn, but what else you got, what else I got, I got you, bro, I got some.
Speaker 2:Uh, I got some. Um, I got some reports, I got oh evidence yeah, a little bit of evidence, you know.
Speaker 2:If you choose to To believe that you know, let me give you one. That's 1977, pretty recent, honestly pretty recent. 1977 Lawndale, illinois, thunderbird attack was A reported attack by two Unidentified birds On a young boy. The attack occurred On July 25th 1977. 10 year old marlon low was playing outside when he was suddenly attacked by two large birds, one of which, one of which temporarily picked him up and carry him over 30 feet before. Marvin's mother, ruth low, ran to her son's rescue, chasing the birds away and then recovering her traumatized son. Reportedly, several eyewitnesses had seen the attack take place. The birds were described as having a white ring around their necks, a four and a half foot body with each wing approximately four feet long. That's not really that big A six inch hook bill, three front claws, one back claw and a large black body. So that was one of the reports that, for that one, a lot of people saw it. Yeah, that is crazy.
Speaker 1:I saw that biologists thought that it could have been an escaped Andean condor.
Speaker 2:I've seen that, yeah, some of the explanations, yeah, they want to say.
Speaker 1:The other thing I've seen was Because the story was covered in the newspaper. Oh, it was covered in the newspaper. That story was covered in the newspaper.
Speaker 2:Well, I mean, that makes sense. It was a recent one. Yeah, see the condor one. They were also saying it was a. I said pterosaurs, pterosaurs.
Speaker 1:Bro, I'm not good with dinosaur names, I don't know Only one I know T-Rex, T-Rex. T-rex, and I'm not even saying it right there.
Speaker 2:That's what they think some of the sightings were Like, some of the like what they would see, you know, even though they're obviously a dinosaur and they're supposed to be extinct to. What I found in the logic is, you know, they were big enough that they could stay flying for a while.
Speaker 1:you know all that, so I mean, it's a, I was just about to say that too, it's a possible If a meteor's coming down. He's not on the ground, he's flying.
Speaker 2:He's flying and he could stay, like I would imagine. Yeah, you know, I figure he could stay flying for a while, settle somewhere else where they say, in terms of color and South America, stuff like that, those are like they got mountain ranges. So it would only make sense. That's the highest point, that's where it would, in my opinion. I'm just speculating here.
Speaker 1:We like to speculate here All right, I got another account for you. I had that one too. This is a 1948 in alton, illinois, uh, around the mississippi area, pretty much so like in april 1948. Um, several townsfolk were uh hold on, sorry, it was in april. It was like a man walking near the riverbank noticing something moving in the sky.
Speaker 1:First he thought like it was a small plane oh shit getting closer and like he started getting like a feeling in his stomach and he was like wait a minute, this ain't no plane or anything like that.
Speaker 1:This thing is like big it's a big giant bird they say it was like a giant bird with wings like a glider sword overhead, casting a shadow over the river surface. Its wingspan was estimated at 15 to 20 feet and its slow, powerful movements gave the impression of effortless flight. News of the sighting spread quickly in the next few days would prove that man wasn't imagining things. The police workers, townsfolk, workers along the river all reported the same sight A massive eagle-like bird, dark in color, riding the wind currents. Some said it could block out the sun for a moment as it passed. Others swore they could see its feathers ruffling like snails in a storm I mean sails in a storm, shit, my faultuffling like snails in a storm.
Speaker 2:I mean sails in the storm, shit my fault, like sails in the storm. So it was like yeah, yeah so like.
Speaker 1:For nearly two weeks the creature appeared in uh alton, then saint illinois and overland missouri before vanishing as mysteriously as it came. The sights were documented in local newspapers and some residents began to whisper that the old Thunderbird of Native American legend had returned. So to this day, no explanation. There's like no explanation.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, they just saw it. It's like a big bird.
Speaker 1:And they're like yeah, we don't know what kind of bird, that was, but it was just like massive. That's crazy.
Speaker 2:Yeah, we don't know what kind of bird that was, but it was just like massive. That was crazy. That one was crazy.
Speaker 1:Because you got like multiple people out there.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Did y'all see that big ass bird? Yeah, I was asleep, I ain't seen nothing.
Speaker 2:He's crazy, get him.
Speaker 1:Put him in the river.
Speaker 2:Bro, I ain't going to lie, bro, if I fall asleep somewhere and then they tell me you didn, you ain't seen that bird or like some crazy shit like that, and I miss it.
Speaker 1:What's that thing that one day you don't go to work?
Speaker 2:and everything starts popping up. Right right, oh my God. Drake pulled up Kendrick Lamar. They had a whole rap battle In front of everybody. And the friend actually has like a picture of him taking a selfie with them tight shit. Bro that, oh my God bro. Oh my God bro, just missing that. Oh, I would love to see that right there, yeah that's pretty crazy.
Speaker 1:That's top of the chain.
Speaker 2:I would love to see it right there. I got another story for you.
Speaker 1:What year was that one? 1948, I think 1940,.
Speaker 2:Okay, okay, just making sure. Okay, I got one from 1890. Two Arizona Cowboys claimed this is a short one claimed to have shot and killed a large bird. It was described as having no feathers and it had a head similar to that of an alligator. The two men supposedly dragged the dead bird back to town after killing it. The report seems to suggest that this creature looked more like a pterodactyl or a dragon than than any modern day bird. And I know there was this other picture, but people were saying that was a mandela fable, that was a fake picture oh right, oh, these people, old people, like a white picture with them, like holding a big ass bird pterodactyl type of bird, yeah, but um, I thought that's the one it was, but it's, it's not that one.
Speaker 1:Oh, it's a different well, it's a different picture yeah, it's a different picture oh, wow dang cause for this one.
Speaker 2:Apparently they didn't have pictures, they was just but the picture, one that was like um in Delafay type of type of thing, even though I could've sworn. I seen that thing in books in school and stuff like that.
Speaker 1:I could have sworn too.
Speaker 2:Uh-huh, they just gaslighting us. They just gaslighting us, straight up gaslighting bro.
Speaker 1:But that's pretty much all that I got bro.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's Because we went over. Yeah, what people think, the different type of birds and stuff like that. Yeah, that's all I got too.
Speaker 1:So to yeah, yeah, that's all I got too. So, to wrap it all up, a thunderbird is just a big bird. Can carry whales, has been sighted and seen in the mississippi area. Can lift whales is hung is hung, but I don't know.
Speaker 2:Y'all let us know what y'all think.
Speaker 1:What do you rate?
Speaker 2:that we got a base off. You know there's not really reports.
Speaker 1:I mean it lifted up the kid but the kid got away.
Speaker 2:I mean the mom fought it off. You know Not to be that guy, but if the mom fought it off, you know it's not a big burden, I'm just not to be that guy, but it's not a big bird, I'm just not a be-there guy, that ain't dangerous If I was that bird.
Speaker 1:I had a two-by-four, two for one. It's too easy. We all eating tonight?
Speaker 2:I don't know, but it doesn't seem to be. I mean, yeah, it's giant People saw it and everything um.
Speaker 1:So what?
Speaker 2:you rated, then I get a cool three a cool three, yeah, dang.
Speaker 1:So if you, if it's able to lift up whales like they said it, it can I give it like a six bro, but that's just going based off of the story right, right, that's not going based off reports that's just me if I was just going based off the folklore type shit yeah I'd give it a six.
Speaker 1:Based off the folklore, I'd give it a six yeah, but in the terms of recent sightings or normal I mean regular sightings or 1948 type of sightings I give it like a three. I could give it that too it's just a big.
Speaker 2:It's just a big ass bird like, yeah, if it was, if you tell me, like we said, bro, you know, you, you got. I still haven't found on the top the the. What do you call?
Speaker 1:it again the uh, the beast of digital. We have yet to find another cryptid. That's crazy, it's yeah that you know that's and see people people would say but it's a big bird, it could lift you up. Look, vultures are conners are huge. Your conners are huge because I remember I threw the trash away and there was like a dead animal behind the trash one time bro. There was like eight vultures just standing there yeah, them ugly, yeah, yeah and they all just, but they were like big, like three foot tall they were like three foot tall it was.
Speaker 1:They were big. I couldn't really. I don't know how fucking tall they were, but they were massive. Yeah bro, they just kept looking at me. I'm like should I throw the trash away? Do I really need to throw this trash away? Should I just go back home?
Speaker 2:I was like oh well, I guess I'm gonna fight some birds today. Oh, you're talking about the other house.
Speaker 1:Oh shit, okay but they all just left me alone. They just kept looking at me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, they're yeah, they're not very uh. You can say like aggressive birds or stuff like that.
Speaker 1:Yeah but see, if they flew off. They flew off, then I mean they could have easily overpowered me.
Speaker 2:I feel like they could have, they could have, they could have happened that way with me.
Speaker 1:They could have put me in daddy's chamber, they could have done stuff to me, they could have free used me. All right, all right. All right, we'll be looking at who forgot to close the show. Alright, but um, what is that? Let me look this up later.
Speaker 2:I don't know what that is is that disgusting, just type in F the whole thing specific video, specific names, time snapping, everything Just type in F the whole thing Specific video, specific names, time snapping, everything. Fuck oh you talking about. Oh, oh, oh. You should have started with video.
Speaker 1:But yeah, that's what I give it. I give it like a three, like you said, but if yeah, that motherfucker was. If I'm going based off of that.
Speaker 2:If he was, head was hey, honey, you know, if they were out there just taking snatching kids, you know, just thinking, you know that, then you know, or like picking them up at least and then dropping them, you know, some shit like that, yeah, you know watch out watch out for him but no, I agree, I agree 100, but y'all let us know what y'all think, let us know if y'all have any personal stories or family stories passed around. Right, which I know my grandpa was out fishing.
Speaker 1:He saw a big-ass bird and it blocked the sun. First of all, your grandpa wasn't fishing, he was cheating. I know for a fact. Your grandpa fucking lied, dog.
Speaker 2:Especially your Spanish.
Speaker 1:The cards are telling me I got tarot cards on the table. They're telling me your grandpa was cheating on you.
Speaker 2:Your grandpa was with his second family yo.
Speaker 1:Your dad's not your dad, it's your uncle. Chill the fuck out. Your dog hates you.
Speaker 2:Your cat don't love you, your fish will kill itself. Damn chill.
Speaker 1:But yeah, y'all let us know, though Let us know if y'all have any interesting facts or anything else about the Thunderbird or anything we might have missed, because I could not pronounce none of them, tribes or anything like that I was not even going to try. I didn't want to make anybody yeah, I didn't want to butcher them and do anybody like that? No, I feel you, I didn't want to make anybody.
Speaker 1:I didn't want to butcher them and do anybody like that. I feel you. But yeah, let's go ahead and head off to the final subject. The one we've been in for Part two of part one. Tight shit.
Speaker 2:Tight, tight, bow, bow bow Took a while while.
Speaker 1:All right, what you got Yan.
Speaker 2:All right, so this one. If y'all remember class last week for y'all, for us about a month ago.
Speaker 1:We had homework, everybody had homework.
Speaker 2:Everybody had homework. Bring y'all's about to hit a classic yayo. In middle school I left mine at home.
Speaker 1:I didn't bring my book back. What's that beside you? That's his Bro. I remember my bad Quick story. I remember one time I didn't bring my book back.
Speaker 2:What's that beside you? That's his Bro. I remember my bad Quick story. I remember one time I didn't bring my homework to school but this teaching guy was so mad he was talking about she was going to hit me and shit, oh shit.
Speaker 1:You remember.
Speaker 2:You can bleep out her name. Oh, I forgot her name though.
Speaker 1:I know who you're talking about.
Speaker 2:You know who I'm? Nah, vulture, vulture neck Middle school. What's her fucking name?
Speaker 1:Vulture neck.
Speaker 2:Yeah, bitch had a turkey neck. No, she had a waddle Wonk. Old bitch, english. No, bro, what was her name? What was her name? I can't remember her name, bro, I don't remember. But that bitch got so mad. I don't know, but that bitch got so mad. I don't know why she got so mad because I didn't have my homework. She was like Lord, please don't let me put hands on this child. I look at her like bitch. I wish you would. I wish you would bitch.
Speaker 2:That's insane bro Over homework, over homework. I'm a victim. I'm a victim here. Here's Cosmic Cove Trauma Center. We gonna discuss All the trauma Introducing our special guest the teacher.
Speaker 1:The teacher.
Speaker 2:But yeah, bro, that shit was insane. Bro. Whole class said Ooh.
Speaker 1:For real.
Speaker 2:I think somebody, somebody, snitched on her Cause she got, she got, let go oh for real, I ain't care.
Speaker 1:I was like that's wild I would have looked at her, can't.
Speaker 2:But yeah, she wasn't there. Once she was there, it was like towards the end of the year Are you better than me.
Speaker 1:I would have spent like 20 minutes looking in my book bag, shuffling my papers back and forth, like he's in here somewhere.
Speaker 2:No shuffling my papers back and forth, like it's in here somewhere.
Speaker 1:No, that's what I know. That's the problem. That's what I did.
Speaker 2:I raged me I know my homework's in my book bag. But she went a while I said, hold on, I got it here somewhere. She went around and they had to come back.
Speaker 1:That's why the fuck she was mad you were not gonna believe this, but I swear it was right.
Speaker 2:My dog ate it well, I knew a hundred percent when I started looking at book bag I ain't doing it.
Speaker 1:You're gonna flashback. Fuck. I just wrote my name on there like spongebob writing that paper.
Speaker 2:You just wrote the well, I ain't doing, but she got rage with it. She got rage with it so hard bro she ended up losing her job. Right 100% knew I did not have one. I said hold on, let me look for it, right quick.
Speaker 1:All right. So for all the people like Yaya was saying, this is going to be like a continuation of the previous episode. We were talking about possessions, that's right. So this is going to be like stories or accounts that people have about possessions you want to start one, yeah, I got-, do you have like? Personal ones, or you want to save those for home.
Speaker 2:Yeah, let me save that one, because that one's a little that was good. That one's a little crazy, yeah. So I got short ones because I know where we're going to end up on time.
Speaker 1:I got a bunch of them, though. All right, you go, you go.
Speaker 2:Want me to start it off? Yeah, you go ahead. Okay, so obviously the story is going to be. I'm going to read them from their point of view, just so people know. So the high school I went to was a religious private school. Already started off bad. During my senior year it was a tradition for the entire class to go on a religious retreat at this remote mountain resort. The point of the retreat was to grow closer to each other as a class to find God. On the third day everyone was in the main hall. A girl toppled to the floor. Everyone stared. She withered around and screamed. It wasn't her scream, it was like a deep voice scream inside of her Chill, chill, chill. Who said your voice? Scream inside of her, chill, chill, chill. Who said your mom was inside of her?
Speaker 1:Chill, she fell down, oh shit.
Speaker 2:Fuck Way no mamas. It's a full white girl Way no mamas.
Speaker 1:Damn dog.
Speaker 2:It was like a deep voice scream inside of her. Then she stood up and started yelling in tongues.
Speaker 1:Oh, it was a stud Okay.
Speaker 2:She slipped on her strap. She started yelling in tongues. Her eyes rolled back. She ran around her strap. She started yelling in tongues. Her eyes rolled back. She ran around the hall. I honestly thought this was a dumb high school prank to freak everyone out. The teachers tried to calm her down, but she kept screaming in this weird language. One of the teachers called an ambulance. Another teacher tried to take her by the shoulders. She dug her nails into his arm. It took several more minutes To calm her down and then she just went quiet. They took the girl away that night and she never came back to school After the retreat was over. I wasn't friends with her friend. I wasn't friends with her friend, so I don't know if they knew what really happened. When we were asked afterwards, none of the teachers were allowed to talk about it.
Speaker 1:So she just had like a whole how do you say it? Like a whole episode.
Speaker 2:You think she had an episode. That's what I was going, that's what I was just about to ask you. Okay, so Because I picked, the stories I picked were kind of oh, you could look at it from, because there's some other stories where you know I got like the medical because if y'all remember class, it was just last week. You know, with the whole thing, with being in possession with, you know, sometimes it's a medical case or sometimes it's a you know, like, how do you know if it's a true possession, you know?
Speaker 2:So it's good that you say you know she had an episode. So that's what comes to mind, you know. So it's good that you said it's good that you say you know she had a, she had an episode. So that that's what comes to mind, you know. But looking at it, you know, look at it from scientific, scientific point of view, yes, she had an episode. What, what intrigues me, is the talking in tongues, for for now we don't have all the research, all the like finer details. For all we know, she's been talking gibberish, you know. I don't know what kind of tongue she was talking like she fell down to say all yours meal, or hit that.
Speaker 1:That's what I would. Hit, that's what I would hit, honestly sorry look if I fell down in front of everybody too, I'd be embarrassed and started acting up too. That's a good point too, that just to save face. Just to save face. That way everybody's like Not like. That's that girl. She felt nothing. Sound like a man.
Speaker 2:Right, type shit, type shit. And then come back, guys. I was supposed to say this. Guys, please don't bully me. Type shit, you feel me.
Speaker 1:Come back, hold on my sweater, on my hands like this. Guys, I got too silly, y'all. I got too silly With the cat ears.
Speaker 2:I'm just shouting at people Ten ten, ten ten.
Speaker 1:Them, them freaky ass guys.
Speaker 2:Oh fuck, that's the one, that's the one. Grippy Mother fucker, be grippy, gripping like them. Socks, flat footed and everything Fuck. But yeah, so the other thing, the other point I would have was they took her out of school. You know, now you can look at it two ways. Okay, she had an episode you know they're dealing with. Thursday she won't go back to school, or she faked it. They know they faked it and it was just she was like so embarrassed and they were like you know, I won't go back to school, type shit. You know we don't have all the details.
Speaker 1:That is common, because I mean, you know how some teenagers are.
Speaker 2:Yeah, you know how some teenagers are. Being a teenager is hard. It's a weird head space. It's a weird time and space. You're growing up. You have so much emotions, hormones and everything Hormones.
Speaker 1:Why do I have a boner during this math test?
Speaker 2:Is it okay to be a girl and have a dick Stuff like that? Why is?
Speaker 1:the teacher always calling my name when I'm hard. They know I'm hard. Why is it two-toned? Why do I have a Neapolitan ice cream colorway Stuff like that?
Speaker 2:Why does the teacher always bend his ass over in front of my desk? Why he always doing the? I spiced a move, but yeah, that's just one to get it rolling, just to get it rolling, just to get it. No, yeah, I only have two long ones. Go ahead, bro, go ahead, but you're good bro so this is the ammons family possession.
Speaker 1:This is gary, indiana, from 2011 to 2014. So in a quiet neighborhood in gary indiana, uh, lat Latoya Amos moved into a small rented house at 3860 Carolina Street with their mother, rosa Campbell, and her three children ages seven, nine and twelve. At first everything was normal, but then, the first few weeks, the family began to notice something was off Excuse me, it started with flies. Began to notice something was off excuse me, it started with flies. Even in the dead of winter, swarms of large black flies would gather around the screen porch. No matter how many they killed, they just kept popping back, okay, okay, all right.
Speaker 1:So after that they kept hearing like footsteps echoing through the house upstairs, but there was like no one there. The doors creaked open on their own soon after, wet boot prints began appearing mysteriously on the floor, and then things took a crazy turn like the next couple days so, like in late december, rosa campbell woke in the middle of the night to find her 12 year old daughter well granddaughter levitating above her bed.
Speaker 1:Her eyes were rolled back, the girl's body was rigid, so the grandma was like terrified. Rosa and latoya began praying. Eventually the girl slowly floated back onto the mattress. From that point on, the children like changed she was dyslexic she was sleeping wrong. She was really sleeping. How you're supposed to sleep? Because apparently I'm sleeping wrong in every position, according to all these professionals out there that say I can't sleep right. They're like oh, you sleep doing the figure four.
Speaker 2:You're sleeping wrong, You're hurting your back, so you're not sleeping with your ass up face down. You're sleeping wrong. That's not how you're sleeping.
Speaker 1:You're hurting your chest. You don't sleep with the pillow between your legs. You're sleeping wrong. Fuck, what am I supposed to do? Levitate good for your back. Um, they said that the kids started like speak like they growled. One boy was thrown across the room by an unseen force fuck. The seven-year-old spoken deep voices describing what it felt like to be killed. Uh, the nine-year-old walked backward up a wall in front of medical staff a moment witnessed and documented walked backward up a wall I know the story.
Speaker 1:Yeah, I know the story and um, after like this, like later, like that was like an incident during december, this was like in april. The next part that happened after multiple 9-11 calls, child protective services and local police officers got involved. A dcs uh or child child protective service case worker, uh, valerie valerie washington uh, escorted the family to a local hospital for psychiatric evaluation and they went to like a methodist church or a methodist hospital my fault and the nine-year-old nine-year-old boy began growling, cursing and saying it's time to die. I will kill you. He then. He then looked his brother in the eyes and said it's time to die.
Speaker 2:I will kill you. He then looked his brother in the eyes and said it's time to die.
Speaker 1:I will kill you. That's what he was saying pretty much and um, what the fuck, is this the same thing? Oh no, this was the whole incident where he walked up the wall because they said, like what, that was happening when they went to the hospital that's when he ended up walking up the wall backwards, flipped over his grandmother and then landed on the floor.
Speaker 2:He said check this out boom, that's it right, right, right landed.
Speaker 1:He's had the adhd, they said. After that happened, everybody in the room ran out and, according to the psychiatric person, they said I have never seen anything like this in 20 years of practice. I'm convinced something unexplainable is happening. Uh, afterwards the dcs sent an agent along with with Gary police officers back to the home to investigate. They had the caseworker, they had a police captain, charles Austin, and two other officers Inside the house. They encountered overwhelming dread. They took photographs in the basement where they found strange oily substances dripping from the walls. In one photo a phantom figure with hollow eyes appeared near the window. The officers confirmed no one was present besides them, one officer. One officer's recorder malfunctioned and his car electronic shut down after leaving the site. The same thing happened to multiple electronic devices. Captain austin, the 25 year old veteran, said I was a believer. After that I witnessed things I can't explain. I was scared and then after that they pretty much had, like the exorcist, the exorcism like the whole thing.
Speaker 1:So father michael man manigot or I don't know how you say that a catholic priest was contacted to evaluate the case. After interviewing the family and seeing medical records and police reports, he declared this family is truly tormented by demonic forces. He performed a minor exorcism with permission from the diocese of gary and then later conducted three full exorcism, including one in latin which is like the, the og one the most powerful one you can say yeah.
Speaker 1:So during these, latoya convol screamed and went into trances. The children had to be removed from her custody during this time for safety, um, and then, pretty much like after the final exorcism, the family moved out. The house on carolina street was eventually abandoned. Latoya had never had like another incident after leaving the house and in 2014, zach baggins um purchased the home and filled the documentary documentary titled the demon house, claiming he to experience violent nightmares, physical harm and unexplainable phenomenon while staying there. But in 2016, uh, I guess the city oh no, zach bagans himself demolished the house in 2016, citing it was too dangerous to remain standing, so he demolished it. But that was pretty much it. Oh, no, no.
Speaker 1:So if people do want to look this stuff up, hospital and dcs reports are public record. There are some files that are sealed, but you can look this stuff up. There's over like 800 pages of documentation compiled by the state. Uh, the story was covered by any indianapolis star us today and several investigative journalists. Um, they said there was like no, no trace of fraud found or anything like that. This is all like legit. So it was like documented witnesses everything, so I remember this one.
Speaker 2:They tried so hard to disprove the oh this is the one you were talking about? Uh-huh, this is the one. They threatened that poor lady with taking her kids. I remember they got caught up on the fact I remember where the kid did the backflip Well, you know, when he walked up on the wall and everything.
Speaker 1:He said watch this.
Speaker 2:They got so caught up on the fact because the grandma was holding the kid and he did it. They got so caught up with the fact that, no, he was just so athletic, they didn't want to give him the thing that they were possessed. They said the grandma helped them do that. They stood on that point for so long. I'm like, bro, the kids were levitating. Y'all saw so much stuff that was going on inside the house. When they sent people to the house, stuff was happening at the house in front of them but they wanted to disprove that story. So bad, bro. So so bad. They wanted to disprove it, bro. But that is a really good story.
Speaker 2:Yeah possession story. Yeah, story, yeah, what you got going on, buddy, what you got. Let's check this out. This was from hispanics.
Speaker 2:My friend's mom believed that someone had put a curse on her in her village. You hired a curandero or a brujo witch for this stuff. One paid her a house visit and it turned out that she had been cursed. According to him, a jealous ex-lover of her ex of her husband, had put a petty wick, a wicked one, on her. He said he would perform a ritual that might that night to dispel the evil, but she had to relax and close her eyes completely because he was going to summon a great spirit who was not supposed to be seen by humans or something like that. The brujo does all his business while her daughter uh, the person telling the story's friend is there for support.
Speaker 2:The brujo starts chanting and the room becomes heavy and loud, gradually building up. She couldn't see anything because her eyes were closed, but she felt a presence in the room. Then she heard growling and howling, all sorts of animalistic animals. The broho said he had found a willing wolf spirit to trace and eliminate the curse. My friend told me she had pretty much, uh, that she pretty much shat herself hoping to for it to be over. After a few hours, the noises finally stopped and the room fell out again. Then the men said that the spirit had done this job and that her mom was good to go. Uh, it blew my mind, since she was healthy as an ox.
Speaker 1:The next day still give me chills she just had taco bell stuck in that thing. That's what she had.
Speaker 2:She had a little thing. She had a little thing stuck right there oh my stomach Fuck.
Speaker 1:Her shit was a little fucked up, she just clogged up, she just needed some.
Speaker 2:Some Pepto Right, what's the other one? No, she needed some.
Speaker 1:Laxatives.
Speaker 2:Yeah, milanex, is that Milanex? No, no, no, that's not Laxatives. The M one no, no, no, that's not laxatives.
Speaker 1:The M one, no, no.
Speaker 2:That's not laxatives. Who said mucinex, mylana? Yeah, no, that's like Pepto. Yeah, that's like Pepto, but yeah, that's it for that one. Want me to give you another one real quick? Yeah, you got it All right.
Speaker 2:So this one dated someone for a few years with dissociative identity disorder, who often became, quote unquote, possessed by these strange entities that consist of many mythological species and often have fantasy-style names Elves, vampire, werewolf, you name it. His story was that he thought that humanity was killing the earth and that he was on a mission to eradicate all human life. So I put that one in there because it's the same thing as that was the same thing as just people with mental issues thinking that they're thinking that they're processing whatnot like the whole. Like we said that they're, uh, thinking that they're processing whatnot like the whole. Um, like we said what I was saying, like on the last episode, that you got to determine whether it's actually, uh, mental illness or if they're actually going through something, like with your case, your case, you know you, there was so much documented stuff that was going on.
Speaker 2:you know people different types of people saw it, people that didn't even believe in that kind of stuff. They admitted to, you know, believing in everything. And then you have someone that just thinks that they're possessed, you know, quote, unquote possessed, and they just live their life going on that way. You know it's.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's like we said, how people sometimes, um how would you say like prom themselves they promise themselves yeah or they like trick their brain yeah into believing that something's going on when he's really not kind of like the whole um, like medicine stuff. Like you know, sometimes like the doctors will prescribe people like sugar pills to make them yep make them believe that they're doing something but they're really not. They're just using like fancy terms yeah, get him. So let's go ahead and uh scam this dude.
Speaker 2:Uh, let's charge him like 300 for his medicine right and I mean, and honestly, if that works, then you know that, then that works for that person. But when you have an actual case, you know you gotta look at it a little, a little differently. You know you can't just go straight science or straight like just just based off what you're, uh, what you're seeing, because you know people can put up a front, people can act a certain way, um, and just mislead you and making the right conclusion or the right, uh, taking the right step to get them help yeah, I agree.
Speaker 1:That's kind of like how, uh, I used to tell my mom so I wouldn't go to school. There's people in the closet and they just keep staring at me. That's why I couldn't sleep. Nah, you need to get your ass to school. You need to get up, go to school. You're good that shit, just your imagination no, I'm just joking.
Speaker 2:I was about to say no, if I was this or shit like that, I'll be taking my ass to school, but I would.
Speaker 1:I would have done that like as a kid that just like scared my mom. You know they talk about you, right? You know the people, the shadow people tell me that you're not really my mom. Boy, smack, I saw you come out of me, smack, smack. Oh, dog bro, all right, so this one is a possession case that happened in Natal, south Africa, in 1906.
Speaker 1:So in the remote region of Natal, south Africa, 16-year-old Clara Germana Selle lived at St Michael's Mission School, a Roman Catholic boarding institution run by missionary nuns. She was an orphan, quiet and devout, baptized at age eight and lived a relatively peaceful life among the other girls. But everything changed when Clara confessed a horrifying secret to a priest during a private meeting. I made a pact with Satan. I called to him and he came.
Speaker 1:Shortly after confession, strange things began to happen. Her behavior became erratic. She tore at her clothes, growled like a beast in often spoken languages she never learned, including Latin, german, polish and French. The nuns noted she developed an unnatural hatred of holy objects. Crucifixes caused her to scream in agony. Agony. Holy water burned her skin, though it was already, though it was only sprinkled sorry. So within weeks, clara displayed inhuman abilities.
Speaker 1:Nuns and priests documented the following phenomena clara would reveal the deepest secrets of people she had never met, personal sins, confessed, invest and private. She developed telepathic abilities, knowing what people were thinking or about to say. Her voice would shift into deep masculine tones, even speaking in multiple voices at once. She began levitating five feet off the ground, an event witnessed by 170 people in the chapel. One nun wrote in her journal Her eyes glowed, not with light, but with something darker. We could feel it in the room A hatred for everything holy. She became violent, lashing out with superhuman strength, throwing grown men across the rooms and injuring several people. During her fits, clara would rip her own skin, Yet show no pain or blood loss. Her face would contour and her limbs twisted unnaturally, like they were no longer bound by bone or tendon.
Speaker 1:So the church approved an official exorcism which, which was performed by two roman catholic priests, father man suet and er eromasas eromas, some shit like that. They kept strict records of the event. The exorcism took place over two days, with clara screaming, growling and vomiting black bile. She spoke in multiple languages simultaneously, including ancient arama, aramic and biblical hebrew language. She never studied, so during the whole exorcism, or whatever, she attempted to strangle a priest with her own robe cord, I think, or whatever you want to call it. She floated above the bed and clung to the ceiling like a spider. She shrieked when shown a consecrated eucharist or holy relics uh, she blasphemed christ and the virgin mary spinning on images of them. At one point clara screamed I am legion, we are many. You have no power here, priest. The exorcism climaxed when she collapsed violently, how it enraged and finally passed out. Witnesses reported a foul sulfuric stench filled in the air then suddenly vanished. After the second day clara awoke with no memory of the possession. She was weak and shaken, but calm. Her voice returned to normal and she no longer recalled from sacred objects. The demonic behavior seized entirely.
Speaker 1:Clara remained under the care of the nuns for several more years and there were no further incidents. She returned to her studies, lived a quiet life and was never possessed again. So the case was documented by catholic missionaries and written about in german religious journals. Uh. Witness accounts were recorded by the catholic truth society. The event was later cited in malachi martin's research and reference in early exorcism training for clergy. Over 170 people including missionaries, workers, other students and clergy witness her levitation and violent outburst. Though clara's case is now over a century old. It remains one of the most violent, incredible examples of possession ever recorded in pre-digital africa. So what makes this thing more like?
Speaker 1:it could be true she didn't have any like known illnesses for like being mentally like like having any, like mental things or any trauma or anything that could have caused this to happen. Uh, another thing is she was able to like speak in other languages fluently, that she had never studied or whatever.
Speaker 2:Like she was able to speak in like polish yeah I was gonna say, for me also is the fact that she, she, she got, she can't acknowledge from what people were gonna say before. David said it right and I think it's a very in like true possession, uh, cases. I think it's like those major points that you want to look at, like not only is she got super superhuman strength, you know, um, even though, like we said before, it can be adrenaline but speaking different languages that you haven't spoken. I know there's a medical condition with that, but that's usually once you go in the coma and then come out of it. So that wasn't her case. She was just speaking those languages, like we said, the superhuman strength, but the telepathy telepathy, uh, in the sense of what people were going to say beforehand um, that that for me that's, that's like a, that's the case right there. That's a possession, that's that's. See, I would have.
Speaker 1:I would have easily solved that whole issue right there. I would have told told him rock, paper scissors If I win, you got to go. In my head I would have been saying rock, but I would have threw paper. Who would have Ty, ty, shit.
Speaker 2:Bro, I would have tried that. Fuck he's good, I would have tricked myself, bro I would have tricked myself. And for him to think I was going to throw paper when I said rock in my mind, I would have just threw scissors. That way I would have tricked myself. Dang you tricking him and you, I'm tricking everybody.
Speaker 1:Even god's like fuck, he's good let's make him ahead of the exorcism uh community right the tax force exorcism task force that that was a good one. I already like that one yeah, cause it's crazy, because all this stuff is documented.
Speaker 2:It's documented yeah, that's the other thing. They have all these actual facts and everything.
Speaker 1:Yeah so they can't really say it's fake yeah, they can't say it's Hollywood right they can't say. It's one of those Anne and Lorraine fake, fake, fake stories that they're out here doing lying, saying that they're exercising. They ain't exercising shit, they just exercising the money out your pocket.
Speaker 2:We'll cover them next episode.
Speaker 1:Right, I was fooled.
Speaker 2:Lying too. I want my money back. I dedicated my life to that.
Speaker 2:To the whole universe, to the whole universe, just for it to be fake. Now, what's the other thing that I like is the fact that it went back to normal, like nothing ever happened, which I mean, if she got liberated or if it just passed away, I mean, yeah, she wouldn't have a need to keep if she was faking it. To keep up with that, I feel like if you're faking it, you will want to keep keep doing it. You know you want to keep doing it, but the fact she's went like back to normal, just because they started her she didn't eat for like two days.
Speaker 1:She's like fuck, I can't hold this up no more, I gotta eat something she said fuck this, I'm not doing this.
Speaker 2:I'm doing this anymore. I'm tired of this attention. Well, that was really good.
Speaker 1:I really well, they say, when they got the demons out, it smelled like sulfur.
Speaker 2:Sulfur, that's another thing. The sulfur, it's Taco Bell.
Speaker 1:And my stomach hurt that bad I would be acting crazy. I'd be levitating. Y'all never seen me with the upset stomach.
Speaker 2:He'd be a little round, I'd blow my stomach, start throwing.
Speaker 1:Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, get out Start.
Speaker 2:Get out.
Speaker 1:Start hitting me with leaves.
Speaker 2:Get out it's cilantro, it's not even though, sorry guys, I got a little silly, I lost my cool.
Speaker 1:I'm not me without a Snickers.
Speaker 2:I was about I was just about to say that. I was like you need a Snickers water. Without you, you got a Snickers.
Speaker 1:Damn bro. Go ahead bro. What you got? That was my last one, that was your last.
Speaker 2:That was really good. Alright was really good, all right. Uh, all right. My dad is a pastor. He started at a church and during the one service, while we were doing the worship, a guy started acting strange and rolling his eyes back. Pretty normal, pissed off. Quote, unquote. All the pastors took the kids out the main hall so we wouldn't be uh, attacked, my parents claimed. He started throwing the pastors around the room and we got the superhuman strength. Then, after my dad commanded the demon to come out, he threw up some green stuff on the floor and couldn't remember anything. I'm not sure how much of this story I really believe. So again, we got the superhuman strength. Like we said before, it could just be adrenaline rush and all that stuff, the green stuff on the floor. Talk about Baja Blast Too many greens. It had a green juice.
Speaker 1:The green machine, the green machine.
Speaker 2:There you go. That's the one I was trying to get to eat.
Speaker 1:It was his kombucha, that's what it was. He was vegan.
Speaker 2:That's it for that one. Like you know, when you look at that you're already saying quote unquote, possessed. You know who really knows if it really they were possessed or, like we said before, they're just faking it. You know, I got another one right here. You know, um, I got another one right here.
Speaker 2:Uh, my sister went through a sort of quote-unquote possession, but I think it stands more from trauma over our parents getting divorced and was just some roundabout form of coping. She saw demons and mirrors, had auditory hallucinations and even acting like a demon. My mother called down our pastors from our church and I mostly just try to stay uninvolved through the process. She went to a mental hospital for a few weeks and came back really meek. She became religious and stayed attached to my mom for a while. She's not as religious now but certainly still likes her some Jesus. Amazingly, they went through the you know the science way turned her to to get help and everything like that came back normal, like she's. Like she prefaced at the beginning. I like that. She prefaced it at the beginning. You know they were going through a divorce and what not, and I mean, if that's a coping mechanism, that's a coping mechanism. You know, I think we would have I'd have done the same thing.
Speaker 2:I mean, if she's acting like that, you know you, you gotta look at it like you know what you gonna do like she went through that.
Speaker 1:What I did was I just eventually moved out and then, like I, made a podcast. I'm still trying to get over my parents divorce and the fact that I never met my dad. I'm over that shit, honestly.
Speaker 2:Let me give you another one right here. That was a weird episode in my village. I am from India, a rural village in a backward state. It is near China and mostly jungle. My uncle once heard an owl hooting near our house one night. Since we consider owls hooting a bad omen, my uncle took his gun and tried to shoot the owl. He pointed his flashlight towards the sound and saw the owl, but it flew away as soon as he aimed his gun. Now it so happened that after a week or so we got the news that someone in the village had been possessed. Being one of the elders, my uncle had to see what was happening and I tagged along with him. He went there to check on the quote-unquote possessed person. The person was riven and when my uncle arrived but as soon as he saw my uncle he jumped up. He started pointing at my uncle and saying he's not good. When asked why, he said he tried visiting my uncle as an owl, but my uncle wanted to shoot him, so he flew away.
Speaker 1:Damn bro.
Speaker 2:Oh, they keep saying damn, you're so in my pants. And then in there, the old hooting was a very minor affair for our family and we didn't tell anyone about it. No clue what happened. That was the first and last possession incident I went to.
Speaker 1:Damn bro.
Speaker 2:So I don't know if that's really a possession, but I mean for a person to break character and say I tried basically him as an owl and you know the as of now and you know the uncle's actually saw now, you know, a week before.
Speaker 2:That's not a possession, that's a damn witch, that you know what you know, the person that was being like quote-unquote, possessed. He said he visited the uncle. So, you know, was it just knowledge that that he had? You know, like that knowledge from that lady you know he had a knowledge, or was it maybe the demon travis and the uncle was just talking through the guy you know?
Speaker 1:um, we don't know, but uh, no, those are some pretty crazy stories right there, bro, they'll be having some crazy encounters right for me it's like when they have like multiple witnesses, because just one thing, if you just have like three people and everybody's like uh, yeah, I saw this or I saw that right but if you have multiple people witnessing it, then it's like I could believe it more a little bit more, yeah, I mean they do. They do say there's like mass hysteria. I was just about to say the same thing.
Speaker 2:But I don't know, you can prime each other also. If just one person is, you know, you can probably hold like, well, that goes with mass hysteria, you can prime everybody just to start thinking the same way. So I mean, who knows really? Who knows?
Speaker 1:I don't even know what to say, bro. There's a, because you said you'd never witnessed nothing like that before, right I?
Speaker 2:haven't witnessed a possession myself.
Speaker 1:I haven't either.
Speaker 2:In my family we got a certain. We got some stories of, yeah, possession, but some of the stories not really possession is just someone doing witchcraft to another person and possessing them that way in a sense. So it's not like a full on. You know we brought a priest down and then you know the house. You know they had to do a whole exorcism. It was more like someone wanted something from them and the only way they could get them to do whatever they wanted was by quote-unquote possessing them and making them do whatever they wanted that shit is crazy, bro, I don't know.
Speaker 1:Y'all let me know what y'all think. Y'all let us know in the comments or message us if y'all have any crazy possession stories that y'all might have encountered or heard from your family or something I know. Like in mexican culture, bro, they be having so much crazy stories bro it's like everybody's family has had some form of possession.
Speaker 2:Demon encounter or run into witching.
Speaker 1:Yeah, something, bro, y'all just can't, y'all just can't stay chill, huh, huh.
Speaker 2:Right, it's always something going on.
Speaker 1:Or your aunt did this to the family. That's why I have no eyeballs Deadass.
Speaker 2:That's why I have one.
Speaker 1:That's why I'm missing one eyeball. Or did you know we used to have all this land, but then your uncle or your dad, something, something.
Speaker 2:That's what happened. I mean, y'all don't hear the the story, but some shit like that happened to us, like over land. But I'm gonna be finding over land that shit is crazy though but y'all let us know what y'all think.
Speaker 1:Let us know if y'all have any stories or any personal encounters, like we said, about demon possessions or anything you might have seen or heard from your family or something. But I guess we're gonna end off this episode on that, was it right?
Speaker 1:yeah, that was it for me, I guess we're gonna end this off this episode on that, was it right? Yeah, that was it for me. I guess we're going to end this episode off on this note. You know, thank you for listening. Thank you for always tuning in every week. You know, sorry, we haven't been super consistent with the TikToks and the podcast videos or podcast, I guess. Itself. It's just like I said, we've been super busy.
Speaker 1:Like I said, it's not that we want to get away from the podcast, it's just that we have so much going on, and especially with me being enrolled in school, I'm going to be super busy now.
Speaker 2:Oh, you're going to enroll.
Speaker 1:I got to start school in August, the end of August. If I don't have the TikTok podcast uploaded by that time, I'm sorry. Yo I'll get to it. I'm going to try and do full time, so I'm gonna be like having four classes a semester okay, but I'll see how it goes. I might just accidentally upload a podcast episode as one of my assignments. Teachers, like what the fuck is this?
Speaker 1:that's your ass, but put me on the next episode no, but uh, yeah, like I said, uh, just thank y'all so much for your patience, for your understanding. Thank you so much for all the people that streamed. I think it was last week or the following week before we, literally our viewership, went it like spiked up. So high that shit went up to like 60 people listen one episode, not not one, but multiple episodes yeah I don't know.
Speaker 1:It's like the algorithm pushed us out or something hell yeah, our viewership just went real quick and I was like, damn, I like that a whole lot. That's pretty cool. It gave me the motivation I needed and helped me get off my ass like don't forget you, you gotta wait, there's people listening.
Speaker 2:There's people listening.
Speaker 1:Don't think that nobody's gonna be right not listening because I mean, people tend to lose the drive when they feel like they don't see progress. But there's progress going on, whether it be behind the scenes or it might not be in front of your face, but you know people will be like oh yeah, I remember seeing cosmic code somewhere, and then right you know they'll tune back in or whatever, but, like I said, thank you so much for tuning in everybody.
Speaker 1:Thank you for all the people that still come back and listen to us. Shout out to my cousin, pepe. Thank you for always listening. Sorry about the whole casino thing. I didn't mean to lose you the money. My bad, pepe, I'll get the money back for you, I promise, uh. Shout out to my girlfriend. Thank you so much for listening. Thank you for trying to catch up on the podcast episode, uh, and shout out to all the people that, like I said before, tune in every week. You know much love to y'all. I don't know I don't know y'all, but you know much love to y'all. I really appreciate it oh, my fault.
Speaker 2:You just want to get a shout out, sammy jeff, for listening to my family, for uh, still listening, you know, and uh, um, just asking how everything's going, and uh, and we're still doing the podcast, stuff like that.
Speaker 1:But, but, um, I promise, we just uploaded the tiktoks. I have the tiktoks out, so if y'all want to go on tiktok and go view the videos or whatever you know, I'd really appreciate it now, sammy.
Speaker 1:Sammy was cracking up on the last one like yeah I told him it feels good like just seeing someone, like actually like yeah, like enjoying, like yeah like actually yeah it does feel really good it makes you feel like like, okay, like yeah yeah, at least somebody gets the humor, someone laughs about it because we don't mean to say anything that might be like too offensive or something like that.
Speaker 2:We're just joking, we're all just like trying to laugh, you know especially through these hard times right now.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and this economy but uh yeah, like I said, thank you so much again. Be sure to follow us on cosmic cove, at k-o-s-m-i-c underscore c-o-v-e on youtube and on tiktok k-o-s-m-i-c space C-O-V-E on YouTube. Right, yeah, that's right, but I haven't posted on YouTube in a minute because that's where we get our most hate. Motherfuckers stay hating on that thing.
Speaker 2:That's what YouTube is, bro. That's what.
Speaker 1:YouTube is now, bro Motherfuckers, stay disliking the video, Like bro, damn Fuck you Don't't get through the video, but just hit that. It's like right, they just see a couple mexican dudes.
Speaker 2:Yeah, these dudes ain't funny just like hey, but you can't think like that though right, you ain't gonna get nowhere thinking like that, but I'll post on youtube eventually.
Speaker 1:I promise y'all, give me some time, give me some space, you know, and like we said before, if there's any editor out there that wants to be an intern or something, shout out ZipRecruiter. Shout out ZipRecruiter, hit up the line, we'll talk something out. We really do need an editor. We need one real bad. We'll talk the details whenever y'all message us. But on that note, we'll catch on next episode. So peace, peace.
