The Needle Man | EPIC NEW CREEPYPASTA MONSTER FIGURE
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- Опубликовано: 11 апр 2024
- Are you ready for the needle man?
‘Instinctively I turned around to see the black shape walking a safe distance behind me. It was still too dark to see his face, but I could see his outfit…’
Today’s offering is the complete story of ‘The Needle Man’, an original tale by Johnny Blaze, kindly shared directly with me for the express purpose of having me exclusively narrate it here for you all.
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Background music by me (freely available for use by other Creepypasta / No Sleep narrators):
/ dr-creepen
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Other music used is credited to the wonderful The Dark Somnium (intro) and the fantastic Tanner Stokes (end credits). The music is used here with their express permission.
Video footage was made by me with whatever Go Pro Camera it is that I own... I hope you found it to be a relaxing backdrop for today’s story!
Thumbnail image created using Adobe Spark, under the conditions of the Creative Commons CC0 license:
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These D.A.R.E. campaigns are getting out of hand
LMAOOOO
It’s D.A.R.E! 👧🏻🎹🎶
Yup, Drugs Are Very Expensive 😂 (that’s what makes it unbelievable. Ain’t nobody giving away that much of anything)
I was in Grade school during the 90s. The dare program was just getting started Teaching kids how to say no was alright but kids today are taught way tooooo much. For example my fifth grader could identify 20 different narcotics by name and highschooler told me they are saving people from dying bc accidentally overdoing bc they know how to know if someone is in need of narcan etc. the days of red ribbon week posters telling you how cool it is to stay in school. Now it’s just posters of told how to tell if your drug of choice is real or fake 😢
Biden America
Quite well written (and excellently narrated), but that twist seems like the equivalent of someone saying "I'll never tell" and winking, when asked if they know who the killer is
*It's time to sit back and relax*
.... best thing I heard all day!
Tfs Doctor Creepen 😽🌸
< Someone from Massachusetts, this author knows their shit. Hamilton ave in Quincy Massachusetts is known for heroin/fentanyl and though I’m from western Mass even I know that…. It’s bad here in the state. The author sounds like a recovering addict or someone who knows one, my heart goes out to you. I’m a recovering addict so this hits harder than most stories….
Stay strong brother 💪💪💪
@@Poodleinacan Thank you. And all love to those still struggling!! There’s light at the end of the tunnel!! (Can’t spell had to edit lol)
You don't get instantly addicted like the story portrays.
Physically, no. Mentally, that's a different story. I was "addicted" to Oxycontin the first time I did it. Not physically(yet) but I started doing it regularly after doing it just once. I had lots of friends that could say the same thing. It happens. Many if those old friends are dead or in prison. I've been off the junk for 14 years.
True. You have to use it habitually for a little while before you get withdrawal symptoms.
There are a lot of theories as to how long you’ve got to use, or what amount of the drug and the length of time you have to use it to create withdrawals. But in the end it really boils down to your DNA and whether or not you have the genes for an addiction. I was “given” the genes, while my biological brother wasn’t. My mother had a family full of addicts, and it went straight down the line. Whilst my father didn’t have any other siblings or parents or grandparents who were addicts. That’s what makes the biggest impact in my opinion and from all the time I’ve put research into it. I’ve been clean for nearly 13 years, just a bit longer than I used. Methadone has saved my life. And even though some people will say it’s trading one drug for another, it’s so not that at all. I don’t feel anything safe for the lack of the “hole” that needs and screams to be filled. Some fill it with drugs, sex, Alcohol, gambling, etc. But it’s all the same in the end.
And in all that I forgot to say that I do agree that it takes more than one time to become a full blown addict. I’d used Percocet and The narcotic syrup cough medicine long before I became addicted to anything.
Mentally you might, physically no.
Whenever I hear stories of addiction I can’t help, but remember, I dated a woman who worked at a pain management clinic and she would watch people start on a low-dose of whatever and slowly throughout the years just they have to keep increasing it to tolerances and eventually they’re on such heavy opioids that they run the risk of respiratory failure because their brain just ceases to send the signal to their lungs to breathe
Even worse, there were several people that could’ve been fixed with a simple 20 minute procedure, but the insurance companies would rather keep them medicated for the rest of their lives. Part of the problem we have especially in America for whatever reason we allow insurance company bureaucrats to dictate what doctors are in are not allowed to do more people levy lawsuits against Company bureaucrats for practicing medicine without a license. I truly believe things would change.
Insurance companies are pure evil.
Big pharma and the pills made thier millions on preying on people.
I was a needle man until i ran out of good veins and the methadone finally started working. Been more than a year since, after years or struggle I don't miss it one bit.
Methadone is proof that god loves me...
@@jenniferspoon5143 Especially compared to suboxone methadone is great... As long as I don't forget the metamucil. Currently deeply regretting my forgetfulness.
Your poetry keeps getting better doc! Thanks for the story
That is a truly horrifying story. Also, I don't know how anybody would be able to get any kind of work done at a castle...I would be too distracted pretending to be the Duchess of whatever land...(haha, more like I'd be the laundry servant). Thanks!
Hey, Doctor! First time I've been this early. RUclips won't let me like it for some reason. Looking forward to this.
Excellent, down to earth story that rings especially true....if you've been there.
Fantastic as always, thanks mate
A new monster? Yay! Nice poem, doc! Thank You! 🖤
This story brought me back to the book 2001. I ended up with a headache because this story was so intense. Thank you.
I heard this one awhile ago and thought you had narrated it? Maybe it was Creepy Ghost Stories? Maybe I'm losing my mind?😂 Either way, I'm happy to hear it again! It's been a bit and I can't remember the ending so it'll be like hearing for the 1st time. Thanks Doc! Hope you have a fabulous weekend!🤗💜🕷
❤ time to relax..... Fantastic timing, as always, our dear friend. Thank you 😊
Around, never relax
My favorite time, thank you Doc 🎉 and the author ❤
This story is so good!! It's actually kind of scary because it could be a true story due to the state of things in the current world.
Amazing narration as always!❤❤❤
I absolutely love your narrations dr creepen, I still have a t shirt from you that I bought a few years ago, when I can afford to I will be buying a new one 😀
The beginning of the story truly is such a great metaphor and description of what it’s like the first time you use opiates. Some people are lucky and don’t like it, but others like myself get a feeling of complete peace and utter content. I started so early at the age of 15, and the entire time through high school was fun and amazing. After that however, things started to get dark. I started having run ins with the law, getting court ordered to rehabs 4 times, and jail 3 times. Didn’t matter to me. I kept on going, and only stopped briefly when they put me on drug court. Only because one failed drug test and back to jail you go. Not only that, but you repeat the process of rehab and possibly a halfway house as well. Those two combined add another 6 months to however long you were in jail for. Even mild overdosed/close calls weren’t enough for me to stop. However, whenever I was 22, on June 15th 2020, I quite literally died in the bathroom. What really finally got me to stop was how lucky I was to be alive. I was living with my wife at the time, and I was hiding it from her. I had some time off from work while she herself had work. So I hit up my connect, and had a 3 day weekend of taking the “Percocet” in a house by myself minus two dogs and two cats. Those times I just had the high described at the beginning, because I stopped taking my suboxone in preparation for this weekend. I literally spent a whole week making myself physically sick from stopping my medication that blocks the effects of opiates just for a weekend of bliss. The night I had to be brought back, it was around midnight, and my wife was sound asleep. So I crushed up the last half of a pill I had and up the nose it went. I justified because at least I wasn’t shooting heroin anymore. Little did I know that the last half of pill out of the 8 I bought had far too much fentanyl in it. I knew something was up, because the last half was hard as a rock, and when I crushed it up it turned into way more powder than it should’ve been. However, I wasn’t gonna just throw away the last bit of my drugs. Not when I had the last of us queued up on the PlayStation. So I did it right before I got in the shower since I could hide my abuse my locking the bathroom door and using a shower as an excuse. I knew in the back of my head that as soon as it dripped down my throat that I did too much, but I pushed it out of my head and finished showering. As soon as I bent down and started turned the shower off, everything went black. I’m talking instant darkness. Not just flipping a light switch, but a sudden unexpected power outage. I woke up to my apartment filled to the brim with EMTs and cops. I later found out that my wife had to be guided to do CPR over the phone, and it took 4 shots of Narcan, which was literally all of them to bring me back. That’s not even the craziest part. Remember when I said my wife was sound asleep? She only woke up because the rat terrier we had somehow knew something was wrong and started barking and scratching at the bathroom door, and woke her up. After hearing this, I never touched the shit again and went to rehab the next day. Almost 4 years since I touched anything now.
I’d heard this one a long time ago and fortunately it was long enough to make it nearly new as I could hardly remember much of it. So my thanks to the Dr, for all the work that he puts into these stories and solely for our entertainment. Quite the selfless man! And I give praise to the author Johnny Blaze who apparently likes to write when he’s not the Ghost Rider. Interesting choice of a side job for a hunter of the devils bounty. 🤔 But hey, to each his own! And since he seems to have a bit of skill in this, I encourage him to keep it up! Another enjoyable installment in the Doctors dungeon. Keep ‘em coming!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Been busy and haven't had a chance to listen. Wonderful and heartbreaking story. Thank you again doctor...
❤❤❤ Thankyou so much Dr. ❤❤❤
Late to this one. So it's saved for tonight's shift at work. Life's good with the Doctor. 👍❤️
This was a fantastistic story tonight. It was quite scary because of the similarities to real murders by drugs. Amazing narration. Thank you very much ❤️🤗🌟
I thought this would be awful because of the title, but it turned out to be pretty good 🙂
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Hey Doc, love this story love your narrations as always, but I’ve heard it before somewhere on RUclips. Don’t get me wrong. I still listened to
Hes done it before. Hes been posting a few stories recently that hes done before. Im assuming its so he can get the follow ups done from some of the recent multi part stories hes posted.
Thanks Doc!
Bruh.. someone stole my concept.
R.i.p Mosquito Man
41:36 I've been telling to check the parents so much... glad they listened finally lol
Creepen!
Excellent Story 👏👏👏👍👍👍
With the title of the story, I figured it was about knitting needles. Cyringe would be more accurate.
long scary one after midnight,hell yeah..
Love the authors name
Through out the story I was certain that the dad, or a member of the city hall, had been causing the Needle Man attacks as a way to boost campaigns that would be used to enact strict anti homeless policies. Honestly kinda glad I was wrong, how it turned out was still depressing but not as horrifying, y'know?
8:00 I'd say "bliss" would be more fitting. The prophecy some seconds later is missing a crucial part "those of humanity, that didn't fall to the worship of Mammon...", would be the more fitting Transkription (c:
The moral of the story is addiction is a choice not a disease. No matter how opiates were introduced you make the choice to continue to use and only you can make the choice to stop 👀
Very late to comment. But this was a very very good story. I feel like the author is probably in recovery (hopefully) or activr addiction or has a very close family member as an addict.
I was 19 when oxys (i dont even think they are made anymore) boomed thanks to big pharma, it was called hillbilly herion around here. Saw it take so many of my friends...dealt with my own demons of addiction 5 years sober this july though... This story hit close to home.
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I suddenly don't think about tatts doctors or drugs 😂😂😂 hallelujah I'm healed 😂😂😂😂
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We absolutely love the poems you've been adding lately.
And of course excellent narration.
Wait, so everywhere else has legal heroin, but they've got the addict problem? 🧐
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And 😴 ❤
What you say north face jacket
Good story but that is not how H. works.
HELLO?????? THE INTRO??????? AWOOOGA??????
There’s absolutely NO way that any junkie or addict would do this. Far too many reasons why, the act of giving away the drugs, the ability of chasing down the victims at such speed, and to acquire “pure” heroin to use in the actual needles? This would only be the act of a dealer, and it should be obvious. Who else would want to get people addicted? And they’d definitely have access to the dope, and would have enough money to spare for giving away some in order to get more regular buyers.
Bidrns America story
These stories are getting more and more lame