Maria Labo's background is actually more simple... Maria married a rich husband, when she was a daughter of a farmer. After having 2 kids, her husband left for a while for a business trip, and cheated on Maria... Knowing this, Maria, went insane and chopped up her kids, and fed them to the husband when he came back. As the husband was eating, he noticed a finger in the soup, and asked Maria where their kids were. Maria pointed at the soup, and the husband went furious, took a machete and swung at Maria, hitting her face, thus the gash. Maria ran away and was never seen since. This Urban Legend is very popular here in the Philippines, and the version of the stories may vary between regions. Love your videos !!!
i’m pretty sure that marble is the “bato” (stone) that aswangs (vampires) tend to have in urban legends. when old aswangs feel as though their end is nearing, they typically pass their bato onto someone, may it be a family relative or someone who is willing/unwilling. i’m guessing that’s what is influencing maria, because in some variations of the maria labo story, supposedly the old person she was taking care of was an aswang and passed it down to her unwillingly, and is also the cause for her insatiable taste for human flesh. in this particular variation of the story, she was working as a caregiver!
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
I think I remember my school getting suspended because there were rumors that Maria was sighted in our barangay (district). Most likely, my mother was just lying to me.
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
If I didn't read the title, I might have thought this was about chainmail chasers for the first minute (I am not so subtly asking you to make a vid on chainmail chasers if you havent already)
Tbh this was rather interesting as opposed to being scary for me; I love learning about new urban legends and mythology from around the world so learning about Maria Labo (both from and outside of the videos) has been really interesting!
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
Whilst I admittedly am not too familiar with the Maria Labo legend, the Aswang mythos is heavily implied here in this series. From the loss of self, the curse it is seen as, and the act of...eating specific things. Aswangs aren't exactly just vampires, they are a type of vampires that come from the Philippines. In many legends, they are seen as a family of such creatures instilled by a curse that is passed down through generations. And in many other legends, this is done by a cursed stone to be swallowed whole; although sometimes, it is a tiny black chick or chicken egg that is passed on to be taken in. Those that are chosen tend to be done in ritualistic means, however there are also some stories of random people being fed by aswangs that have these cursed things snuck into the food. The idea of Sin, Parasite, Host can refer to this part of the legends. And the sin of gluttony is referring to the insatiable hunger for human flesh. And often times, many Aswang types eat young folk, typically children. Although some stories have even pregnant women being the favored victims, as the type of aswang known as the Manananggal is known for. As such, with it being a curse, aswang legends fall onto two different tones or motivations. One being that they are evil beings with cult like or typical vampire story mentalities of seeking more victims to devour. Or more along the lines of lycanthropy or werewolves, wherein they do not have control of themselves and are victims of the curse in their own right. Which this analog horror most likely is leaning towards. The machete symbolism may also be a callback to the typical use of a Bolo, which is a machete-esque weapon carried by provincial people specifically to defend themselves or guard their loved ones; as well as hunting, light wood chopping, and other activities. This in itself is often associated to the aswang mythos, as bonified means of protectiom against aswangs. Alongside more unconventional tools, like the Tail of a Stingray or Salt. The use of simple Tagalog is interesting, but I may be wrong with this as again, I know not much of the Maria Labo legend in particular. But most Aswang stories take place in provincial areas, or at least places with more woods and nature than in cities. Which often has different dialects to them. Simple Tagalog is still spoken, but often out of necessity for those not within the dialect. But again, this may just be nothing. Either way, it is interesting to see more folks cover this. I am hoping more people discover the Aswang mythos as well as Filipino Folklore in general. The air of mysticism still thrives quite well in the Philippines. The Supernatural is still feared and respected in droves, and many ghost stories exist and pop up at any given day. Although I admit, I am more biased towards the Engkanto mythos, which is a subcategory of myths that have various creatures of otherworldly attributes. Many of them being similar to some Japanese Yokai and European Faerie stories. Even the very creatures themselves have quite the overlap at times. But again, it is very nice to see more folks be introduced to the folklore.
@LucaKuipers My sincerest and most heartfelt of apologies. I had not been informed that commenting personal insight and interest on a video that contains media pertaining to a particular set of folkloric legends that was ingrained throughout life on my end was not allowed. At least not in the manner of writing that has been deemed to be similar to that of the Inscribed gospels of Holly vines and shrubbery. I felt as though I may share what I had learned and scoured throughout the years in order to give context to those who may have been as curious. As I had been years prior to today. To share not out of pompous necessity, but more just out of interest. Unrelated, but unfortunately, many younger people that reside within the origin plane of the Maria Labo legend have forgotten the very legends themselves. And I had hoped that those outside of it would be curious enough to give it life in hopes of saving it from being lost to time. Perhaps it is an exaggeration, but seeing more and more people denying its existence, despite the potential that it has amongst those within and outside of the country, can be sort of heartbreaking and disheartening. Especially since horror of nostalgia is often highlighted now, and these legends, aside from the Maria Labo incidents admittedly, have given me a great scare or two in the years of my childhood. And many those of and beyond my age range, be it younger or otherwise, have similar experiences. As for the Edwardian script writing that I chose to write this and the prior comment with, it is simply a preference of mine. A skill that I wish to improve upon everyday in hopes of being able to create proses of tales not unlike that of the now famous and incredibly popular source of many types of analog horror oddly enough, H. P. Lovecraft. Not everyone chooses to be creative using the format of a CRT Television broadcast or VHS and Betamax tape recording in order to present their bouts of self expression, you see. As such, I am here. Commenting a reply instead of actually writing due to acts of procrastination and simple relaxation. It is a bad habit, I admit, but as we tend to have in one way or another. In all seriousness however, I get it bruh. I just wanted to share my passion in this way. I understand that you don't vibe with it, and I can see that it's too pompous at times. Whatever the case, that is all. Best wishes to you either way.
@LucaKuipers Indeed it is. And my (currently sick with a flu) brain has had a kick out of it. Despite needing to really dig deep in my vocabulary library to make it.
We visit our lolo in Leyte during Summers and Holidays. A long time ago, there is a vast cornfield near his pig pen. Of course, us being kids, we played there alot. But our lolo always told us to never play or wander there at night or Maria Labo or an aswang will get you. I grew up watching alot of horror movies about aswangs in our local channel and hear bedtime stories from my mom and dad, so ofc, I was terrified
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
When you watch so many analog horrors, you get numb to the whole dead/injured kids thing because that's what every other analog horror does. It's rarer to find one that doesn't involve kids. However, most stories don't involve the term "facial gash" to describe a face injury or cut. It's like when someone is trying to hit a word count and makes the craziest sentences. Same kind of thought process, probably didn't explain it well.
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
Omfg i remeber when my parents used to tell me stories about her i didnt know she had a analog horror thank you for making a vid about this Edit: I asked my grandmother where she originated from she said maria originated from her home town 💀
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
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Maria Labo's background is actually more simple...
Maria married a rich husband, when she was a daughter of a farmer. After having 2 kids, her husband left for a while for a business trip, and cheated on Maria... Knowing this, Maria, went insane and chopped up her kids, and fed them to the husband when he came back. As the husband was eating, he noticed a finger in the soup, and asked Maria where their kids were. Maria pointed at the soup, and the husband went furious, took a machete and swung at Maria, hitting her face, thus the gash. Maria ran away and was never seen since.
This Urban Legend is very popular here in the Philippines, and the version of the stories may vary between regions. Love your videos !!!
So she's like a Philippino variant La llarona?
yeah, very similar !
Oh wow… just like that Ms. Pac-Man video… disturbing…
It's not soup she cook her kids into dinuguan filipino blood stew
She didnt become insane, she was possessed by a demon
i’m pretty sure that marble is the “bato” (stone) that aswangs (vampires) tend to have in urban legends. when old aswangs feel as though their end is nearing, they typically pass their bato onto someone, may it be a family relative or someone who is willing/unwilling.
i’m guessing that’s what is influencing maria, because in some variations of the maria labo story, supposedly the old person she was taking care of was an aswang and passed it down to her unwillingly, and is also the cause for her insatiable taste for human flesh.
in this particular variation of the story, she was working as a caregiver!
Woah wait is this about an aswang?! Terrifying mythical monsters 👿
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
Batu🗿🗿
Maria Robotnik and Shadow the Hedgehog being Maria Lobo and her husband really tickled me, actually
wait. maria from the sonic lore is a Robotnik??? why did i not know thiss?????
@shadowlucario7125 she and Eggman are cousins (Gerald is both their grandpa)
@koolaidman_ thats insane. Sonic lore is crazy sometimes. Lol
As a Filipino, this sh!te is equally amazing _and_ traumatizing
Appreciate you covering the series bro it feels nice to have one of my idols appreciate my work much love!❤️
I feel like the creator of this series did a much better job of adding gore to the tape than The Painter. dunno why, it just suits it well
I think I remember my school getting suspended because there were rumors that Maria was sighted in our barangay (district). Most likely, my mother was just lying to me.
I love to watch you when I need some background noise, Can’t wait to see what this one has in store for us!
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
My apologies but I’m not religious and saying this on a video and comment doesn’t make any sense to me
i just love latinas
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Filipino here, on 11:36 Im pretty sure this means "I'll return you", I will come back to you roughly translates to "Babalik ako sayo" cheers!
If I didn't read the title, I might have thought this was about chainmail chasers for the first minute (I am not so subtly asking you to make a vid on chainmail chasers if you havent already)
5:11... I can't even remember the last time I genuinely got chills down my spine prior to this moment
being a filipino who loves analog horror, i was fr waiting for 4 Plus or Emortalmarcus to cover this, thank you, 4 Plus
Tbh this was rather interesting as opposed to being scary for me; I love learning about new urban legends and mythology from around the world so learning about Maria Labo (both from and outside of the videos) has been really interesting!
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
Thank you for covering this
Ok i think I'm traumatized by the intro
THAT IS SO DISGUSTING. CAN YOU PLEASE DO WINTER’S WONDERLAND VHS TAPE PLEASE BECAUSE IT IS SO TERRIFYING FROM 100/10.
9:57 dude I kept waiting for Starman to play thinking you added it as background audio 😭
save me pinoy analog horror, save me 🙏🏻🙏🏻
9:44
you cant see me
i have flower glasses
Whilst I admittedly am not too familiar with the Maria Labo legend, the Aswang mythos is heavily implied here in this series. From the loss of self, the curse it is seen as, and the act of...eating specific things.
Aswangs aren't exactly just vampires, they are a type of vampires that come from the Philippines. In many legends, they are seen as a family of such creatures instilled by a curse that is passed down through generations. And in many other legends, this is done by a cursed stone to be swallowed whole; although sometimes, it is a tiny black chick or chicken egg that is passed on to be taken in. Those that are chosen tend to be done in ritualistic means, however there are also some stories of random people being fed by aswangs that have these cursed things snuck into the food. The idea of Sin, Parasite, Host can refer to this part of the legends. And the sin of gluttony is referring to the insatiable hunger for human flesh. And often times, many Aswang types eat young folk, typically children. Although some stories have even pregnant women being the favored victims, as the type of aswang known as the Manananggal is known for.
As such, with it being a curse, aswang legends fall onto two different tones or motivations. One being that they are evil beings with cult like or typical vampire story mentalities of seeking more victims to devour. Or more along the lines of lycanthropy or werewolves, wherein they do not have control of themselves and are victims of the curse in their own right. Which this analog horror most likely is leaning towards.
The machete symbolism may also be a callback to the typical use of a Bolo, which is a machete-esque weapon carried by provincial people specifically to defend themselves or guard their loved ones; as well as hunting, light wood chopping, and other activities. This in itself is often associated to the aswang mythos, as bonified means of protectiom against aswangs. Alongside more unconventional tools, like the Tail of a Stingray or Salt.
The use of simple Tagalog is interesting, but I may be wrong with this as again, I know not much of the Maria Labo legend in particular. But most Aswang stories take place in provincial areas, or at least places with more woods and nature than in cities. Which often has different dialects to them. Simple Tagalog is still spoken, but often out of necessity for those not within the dialect. But again, this may just be nothing.
Either way, it is interesting to see more folks cover this. I am hoping more people discover the Aswang mythos as well as Filipino Folklore in general. The air of mysticism still thrives quite well in the Philippines. The Supernatural is still feared and respected in droves, and many ghost stories exist and pop up at any given day.
Although I admit, I am more biased towards the Engkanto mythos, which is a subcategory of myths that have various creatures of otherworldly attributes. Many of them being similar to some Japanese Yokai and European Faerie stories. Even the very creatures themselves have quite the overlap at times. But again, it is very nice to see more folks be introduced to the folklore.
Bro we did NOT ask for the holly bible
@LucaKuipers My sincerest and most heartfelt of apologies. I had not been informed that commenting personal insight and interest on a video that contains media pertaining to a particular set of folkloric legends that was ingrained throughout life on my end was not allowed. At least not in the manner of writing that has been deemed to be similar to that of the Inscribed gospels of Holly vines and shrubbery. I felt as though I may share what I had learned and scoured throughout the years in order to give context to those who may have been as curious. As I had been years prior to today. To share not out of pompous necessity, but more just out of interest.
Unrelated, but unfortunately, many younger people that reside within the origin plane of the Maria Labo legend have forgotten the very legends themselves. And I had hoped that those outside of it would be curious enough to give it life in hopes of saving it from being lost to time. Perhaps it is an exaggeration, but seeing more and more people denying its existence, despite the potential that it has amongst those within and outside of the country, can be sort of heartbreaking and disheartening. Especially since horror of nostalgia is often highlighted now, and these legends, aside from the Maria Labo incidents admittedly, have given me a great scare or two in the years of my childhood. And many those of and beyond my age range, be it younger or otherwise, have similar experiences.
As for the Edwardian script writing that I chose to write this and the prior comment with, it is simply a preference of mine. A skill that I wish to improve upon everyday in hopes of being able to create proses of tales not unlike that of the now famous and incredibly popular source of many types of analog horror oddly enough, H. P. Lovecraft. Not everyone chooses to be creative using the format of a CRT Television broadcast or VHS and Betamax tape recording in order to present their bouts of self expression, you see. As such, I am here. Commenting a reply instead of actually writing due to acts of procrastination and simple relaxation. It is a bad habit, I admit, but as we tend to have in one way or another.
In all seriousness however, I get it bruh.
I just wanted to share my passion in this way. I understand that you don't vibe with it, and I can see that it's too pompous at times.
Whatever the case, that is all.
Best wishes to you either way.
@@StrangeStorylines fair play man this is funny tbh💀
@LucaKuipers
Indeed it is. And my (currently sick with a flu) brain has had a kick out of it. Despite needing to really dig deep in my vocabulary library to make it.
@ bro is Shakespeare
I love these so much i can't - keep up the awesome work!!
2:29 Worm on left missing a strip.
There's a leaf missing above him
@@Бобек-д3оnice catch! I had to go back and look. Theres also leaves missing on the left side of the branch aswell
SPOILERS!!! >:(
6:52 u aint slick
We visit our lolo in Leyte during Summers and Holidays. A long time ago, there is a vast cornfield near his pig pen. Of course, us being kids, we played there alot. But our lolo always told us to never play or wander there at night or Maria Labo or an aswang will get you. I grew up watching alot of horror movies about aswangs in our local channel and hear bedtime stories from my mom and dad, so ofc, I was terrified
14:15 sorry to all the forgetful depressed people who died to “did I take my meds this morning?”😔
Yeah, I doubled my Prozac recently and it helped.
Would you guys be intrested in watching "Shed 17"?
intro is pretty spooky ngl
11:36 "I will put you back together"/"I will fix you"
0:41 peak gravity falls reference in a 4plus video #reeeeeeal
As a Filipino, this is beautiful
Man, didn't expect an analog horror based on something from my country.
Finally! Analog horror from my home country maria labo
Oh boy, horrors beyond my human eyes, my favorite.
5:28 I know this is supposed to be a scary story about kids dying and shit but something about “facial gash” really got me 😂
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
When you watch so many analog horrors, you get numb to the whole dead/injured kids thing because that's what every other analog horror does. It's rarer to find one that doesn't involve kids. However, most stories don't involve the term "facial gash" to describe a face injury or cut. It's like when someone is trying to hit a word count and makes the craziest sentences. Same kind of thought process, probably didn't explain it well.
Maria got the daisiuke mouthwashing special
I don't remember this being included with the Nintendo Labo.
before the video even started i accidently clicked on the scroll bar and got jumpscared with a png of the boss baby so far so terrifying 👍
Love your content 👍
My dumbass thought this was a Nintendo switch Labo analog horror😂
It’s the morning rn I’m watching this and it’s still scary as hell 😭😭
Yehey you notice my favorite filipino creator❤😊
11:35 i might be wrong but i think it says "i will bring you back".
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
Kumusta to all the non-Pinoys watching this and learning Philippine mythology lolol jusq
MARIA NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Shadow reference btw
14:12 An overdose on bullets.
YESDS!!! FINALLY I GET TO WATCH THIS WITHOUT ME SHITTING MY PANTS
oh we getting lit with this one fr
This one is popular in the Philippines, my mom told me about it.
as a filipino, i love this
Another 4 Plus Classic 🙂↕️
Omfg i remeber when my parents used to tell me stories about her i didnt know she had a analog horror thank you for making a vid about this
Edit: I asked my grandmother where she originated from she said maria originated from her home town 💀
cheek opening and tip closing video
does anyone wish they would change the background songs up, or is that just me?
We are the ultimate life forms
Imagine being deaf and because bro uses these goofy ahh pictures thinking this is a giant meme slideshow. Like wtf lol
happy 200k fork plus
14:18 hey i take flouxetine too, that's a cool real life detail.
please do mackenzie's learning lodge. Like = agree
Starting the vid at 1:30 in the morning imma give my thoughts at the end
The REAL OG Carmen Winstead...
filipino analog horror lets gooo
Can you review incantation?
Have you done a positivity ghost type
Nintendo labo still worse
Finally a Filipino analog horror…
12 more hours, left for us in a day🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥📢📢📢📢🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️I been drinking all day🔥🔥🔥🔥📢📢📢I been floating on air🔥🔥🔥🔥📢📢🗣️🗣️
More analog horror time my bros!
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
@ is this a reference to the analog horror?
yes
Mokey reference 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
more lovely analog horror
I just love philipinos
Never heard of this in my life lol
Didnt someone recommend this?
Yooo new vid
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins
1:03 1:48🤣😂
28 seconds in and I already heavily dislike this one. Thanks for watching these for us
Ok
omg Philippine analog horror 😁
Aw shit here it goes
yep my head brain song
Gulp,.,.
6:50 COCHINO LMAO
yesss pipino prideeee
Perfect timing!
Bread🍻
nice
11:40
No way I'm this early
First on sum Rs
Piss
First one here
Damn it
I'm second place
First
I read the title as Maria's Labia tapes
…uh
We all sinned and deserve hell But, Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us to be in heaven with him. To be in heaven, we have to place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins