That Children of the Corn story creeped me out the most. I honestly DO believe you can manifest your own personal demons/monsters. It's quite worrying that you say you've experimented with ouija boards. The supernatural is so complex that even as a relative sceptic, I'm not small minded enough to think they're isn't "something". It may be possible that Billy "The Mad" could sense dark forces around you and his rambling kept you safe when you fell over the corn doll. I too was probably a troubled child with a lot of issues and saw some terrible and wicked things that still haunt me. But because I was so fearless, I also played with ouija boards and put a lot of bad karma out into the world which I believe im still paying for. The way you told those stories and your facial expressions quite unnerved me Emma. You have a talent in narrative. 🙂
(Just finally got time to watch properly.) That's all incredibly creepy! Strange personal synchronicities for me too -- as last night I finished watching 'True Detective' series; and the child abductors/killers always leave those 'corn-dollies' in places where a child has gone missing. Or at their residence. Also, the 3rd story about Billy-the-Mad, made me think of a book I read recently called The Memoirs of Billy Shears. The word 'Tulpa' is an anagram of 'Paul t' (Or 'Paul *crucifix*. Or 'Paul x'.) In 'Memoirs..', Bill explains how he signed a 50 year contract to replace Paul McCartney of The Beatles in 1966. (Beatles-Lore permeates most of D. Lynch's work, once you become familiar with 'Paulism' / Occult Beatles history; Lynch's use of doppelgangers is usually accompanied by a Beatle symbol like the white car from the Abbey Rd cover appearing in Lost Highway when 'Renee's double 1st steps out of the car with her blonde hair. Billy Shears also talks about Seances, and how he thinks they are "almost never a good idea" when he's describing one he held with Lennon/Jagger/Harrison/Jones at Paul's old house at xmas '66, trying to "summon Paul". 'Memoirs..' book was released on 09/09/09. Same day The Beatles remastered back catologue was released on CD. (Why 09/09/09? Turn the date upside down.... ;) Billy Shears / Billy's hear / Bill Is here.
The 09/09/09 date upside down is basically a rendering of 6 6 6. Same reason we dial '999' for emergencies. In the US they invoke '9/11' by dialling 911.
Hi Emma. I've really enjoyed your recent series of videos, and been rewatching some of your others, like your thoughts one year after season three, and your reactions to FWWM having watched season 3. Netflix had been showing Wild at Heart earlier this year, maybe still does, and I watched it for the first time since the 90s when I accidentally stumbled on it when I was around 14 yrs old on late night Channel 4, and I'd forgotten how odd and creepy and twin peaksy it is, and *totally* forgotten that Sheryl Lee turns up at the end in a sphere reminiscent of The Return in some ways, and she's depicted as an angelic fairy godmother like being. It really now felt to me like it is a visitation from Laura from the white lodge or the red room after she's seemingly found peace in Fire Walk With Me. Could be an interesting discussion for a video perhaps Anyhoo, hope your keeping well, look forward to whatever you next put out on youtube, James
As a big fan of TP of course I watched the return. But something has changed since Lynch did Mulholland Drive. Even after Lost Highway. I remember watching MD for the first time and I was thinking... what? he is repeating himself! With that dwarf in the armchair and 'something bad is happening'... etc. It was like a shadow of a greater him from the past. But anyway MD was still capable of catching my interest. After I watched the return I noticed that strangely I don't want to come back to the so-called TP world anymore. I still plan to rewatch it one day, but only in case, I missed something, because lots of people liked it. Floating Bob's head is one of the reasons I don't want to do it. Great stories. I was listening with headphones, and some background noises caught me. I hope you will do more vlogs. And speak about things that you like. Of course, TP is important but I need to admit that there are many other interesting things to watch and discuss. For instance this one www.imdb.com/title/tt0123948. Keep it up. Great channel, subscribed today.
You've so gotta check out Wilson & Blackett! They're historical archeologists who ignore mainstream textbooks and just go out digging places up themselves. The older of the 2 is retired now but there's several great videos out there on them by Richard D Hall / Richplanet. They've been heavily censored by the mainstream.
@@TheVlogLady in the 45 year history of Saturday Night Live ‘more cowbell’ is considered one of the top 3 sketches of all time most places. Go to RUclips and search for SNL more cowbell. People actually yell more cowbell at US sporting events even though it is makes no sense. Christopher Walken’s obvious reading of the cue cards makes it even funnier. The actors are all cracking up too. And YES it’s filmed live with a 6 second delay in case someone accidentally cursed and they can bleep it out. I hope you enjoy it. 😘
BTW i think you would love the 10 episodes series "The Haunting of Hill House" I think when you'll watch it the twin peaks dream within a dream will come to mind. Greetings.........Frank
I think the weirdest story I have is from a late evening in autumn, when some guy I knew from the small village we lived in and I went to the local graveyard, because he wanted to go there and I just went along. He placed a tea light on a gravestone and began to speak to the ghosts he presumed to be present. "If you hear us, give us a sign," he spoke loudly several times, like a chant. Suddenly the wind blew strongly and blew out the candle, which made the guy freak out for a second. He believed the wind to be the wished for sign, to be an answer from the beyond. I believe I remember that I was sceptical the whole time and told him it was just the wind. But was it? Personally, I don't know what went on. But I know that I sometimes feel the presence of someone specific who then appears. So, I guess, while I don't believe that I experience much that is supernatural, I do believe that it is somewhat of a reality. In any case, well told, Emma, interesting to say the least, and also nicely edited. Thank you. Oh, and boo! :)
Love the cowbell story. As far as the Ouija board, I too had a scary experience playing with one. I burnt it and was somewhat traumatised for months. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I get the feeling you manifested that corn dolly. Whether through conjuring it out of thin air or through the agency of your strange neighbor Billy the Mad who may have laid it there and had been waiting for you to notice it. Strange tale, no less. The cowbell story gets shiver points as well. And you get bravery points for going alone! Also the shattering glass sound. Again, perhaps you are more powerful than you suspect and manifested the sound out of fright. Finally, Lucy Lull. Checked quickly on Ancestry dot com and there are thousands of Lucy Lulls over the past few centuries. Maybe one of them? Anyway, dear Vlog Lady, these are 3 Terrific Tales of Terror!
Hello. I loved the vid. You have to totally collaborate with Bad Friends. Their vlogs really reminds me of Logan Paul mixed with Casey Neistat! They are the most insane group of vloggers on the planet and they vlog all the time. Go check their YT out and give the boys a subscribe! 👉 #BadFriendsInTheaters
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That Children of the Corn story creeped me out the most. I honestly DO believe you can manifest your own personal demons/monsters. It's quite worrying that you say you've experimented with ouija boards. The supernatural is so complex that even as a relative sceptic, I'm not small minded enough to think they're isn't "something". It may be possible that Billy "The Mad" could sense dark forces around you and his rambling kept you safe when you fell over the corn doll. I too was probably a troubled child with a lot of issues and saw some terrible and wicked things that still haunt me. But because I was so fearless, I also played with ouija boards and put a lot of bad karma out into the world which I believe im still paying for. The way you told those stories and your facial expressions quite unnerved me Emma. You have a talent in narrative. 🙂
Very interesting stories.
(Just finally got time to watch properly.) That's all incredibly creepy! Strange personal synchronicities for me too -- as last night I finished watching 'True Detective' series; and the child abductors/killers always leave those 'corn-dollies' in places where a child has gone missing. Or at their residence.
Also, the 3rd story about Billy-the-Mad, made me think of a book I read recently called The Memoirs of Billy Shears. The word 'Tulpa' is an anagram of 'Paul t' (Or 'Paul *crucifix*. Or 'Paul x'.) In 'Memoirs..', Bill explains how he signed a 50 year contract to replace Paul McCartney of The Beatles in 1966. (Beatles-Lore permeates most of D. Lynch's work, once you become familiar with 'Paulism' / Occult Beatles history; Lynch's use of doppelgangers is usually accompanied by a Beatle symbol like the white car from the Abbey Rd cover appearing in Lost Highway when 'Renee's double 1st steps out of the car with her blonde hair. Billy Shears also talks about Seances, and how he thinks they are "almost never a good idea" when he's describing one he held with Lennon/Jagger/Harrison/Jones at Paul's old house at xmas '66, trying to "summon Paul". 'Memoirs..' book was released on 09/09/09. Same day The Beatles remastered back catologue was released on CD. (Why 09/09/09? Turn the date upside down.... ;)
Billy Shears / Billy's hear / Bill Is here.
The 09/09/09 date upside down is basically a rendering of 6 6 6. Same reason we dial '999' for emergencies. In the US they invoke '9/11' by dialling 911.
Hi Emma. I've really enjoyed your recent series of videos, and been rewatching some of your others, like your thoughts one year after season three, and your reactions to FWWM having watched season 3.
Netflix had been showing Wild at Heart earlier this year, maybe still does, and I watched it for the first time since the 90s when I accidentally stumbled on it when I was around 14 yrs old on late night Channel 4, and I'd forgotten how odd and creepy and twin peaksy it is, and *totally* forgotten that Sheryl Lee turns up at the end in a sphere reminiscent of The Return in some ways, and she's depicted as an angelic fairy godmother like being. It really now felt to me like it is a visitation from Laura from the white lodge or the red room after she's seemingly found peace in Fire Walk With Me. Could be an interesting discussion for a video perhaps
Anyhoo, hope your keeping well, look forward to whatever you next put out on youtube, James
As a big fan of TP of course I watched the return. But something has changed since Lynch did Mulholland Drive. Even after Lost Highway. I remember watching MD for the first time and I was thinking... what? he is repeating himself! With that dwarf in the armchair and 'something bad is happening'... etc. It was like a shadow of a greater him from the past. But anyway MD was still capable of catching my interest. After I watched the return I noticed that strangely I don't want to come back to the so-called TP world anymore. I still plan to rewatch it one day, but only in case, I missed something, because lots of people liked it. Floating Bob's head is one of the reasons I don't want to do it.
Great stories. I was listening with headphones, and some background noises caught me. I hope you will do more vlogs. And speak about things that you like. Of course, TP is important but I need to admit that there are many other interesting things to watch and discuss. For instance this one www.imdb.com/title/tt0123948. Keep it up. Great channel, subscribed today.
You've so gotta check out Wilson & Blackett! They're historical archeologists who ignore mainstream textbooks and just go out digging places up themselves. The older of the 2 is retired now but there's several great videos out there on them by Richard D Hall / Richplanet. They've been heavily censored by the mainstream.
thanks, sounds interesting.
Love your videos! Keep up the great work vlog lady 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing but when you start with a cowbell I have to laugh👻
haha, I wasn't aware there were other meanings to cowbell before now. I think I must be kinda rural.
@@TheVlogLady in the 45 year history of Saturday Night Live ‘more cowbell’ is considered one of the top 3 sketches of all time most places. Go to RUclips and search for SNL more cowbell. People actually yell more cowbell at US sporting events even though it is makes no sense.
Christopher Walken’s obvious reading of the cue cards makes it even funnier. The actors are all cracking up too. And YES it’s filmed live with a 6 second delay in case someone accidentally cursed and they can bleep it out. I hope you enjoy it. 😘
These are great stories but what they need is more cowbell. Happy Halloween.
BTW i think you would love the 10 episodes series "The Haunting of Hill House"
I think when you'll watch it the twin peaks dream within a dream will come to mind.
Greetings.........Frank
I think the weirdest story I have is from a late evening in autumn, when some guy I knew from the small village we lived in and I went to the local graveyard, because he wanted to go there and I just went along. He placed a tea light on a gravestone and began to speak to the ghosts he presumed to be present. "If you hear us, give us a sign," he spoke loudly several times, like a chant. Suddenly the wind blew strongly and blew out the candle, which made the guy freak out for a second. He believed the wind to be the wished for sign, to be an answer from the beyond. I believe I remember that I was sceptical the whole time and told him it was just the wind. But was it? Personally, I don't know what went on. But I know that I sometimes feel the presence of someone specific who then appears. So, I guess, while I don't believe that I experience much that is supernatural, I do believe that it is somewhat of a reality. In any case, well told, Emma, interesting to say the least, and also nicely edited. Thank you. Oh, and boo! :)
love it!
Love the cowbell story. As far as the Ouija board, I too had a scary experience playing with one. I burnt it and was somewhat traumatised for months. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I get the feeling you manifested that corn dolly. Whether through conjuring it out of thin air or through the agency of your strange neighbor Billy the Mad who may have laid it there and had been waiting for you to notice it. Strange tale, no less. The cowbell story gets shiver points as well. And you get bravery points for going alone! Also the shattering glass sound. Again, perhaps you are more powerful than you suspect and manifested the sound out of fright. Finally, Lucy Lull. Checked quickly on Ancestry dot com and there are thousands of Lucy Lulls over the past few centuries. Maybe one of them? Anyway, dear Vlog Lady, these are 3 Terrific Tales of Terror!
Thank you. Ooh, I didn't think Lull could ever be a real name.
@@TheVlogLady - Thinking she may have been upset that you two didn't acknowledge her name. Yikes! An angry, frustrated ghost!
Hi! It's been too long, I miss your content and hope you're good!
Where are you? I miss you so much
Love the channel but are you coming back?
If Wisteria ever gets made Id love to do some vids on it.
@@TheVlogLady that’s good to hear. Best wishes
Hello. I loved the vid. You have to totally collaborate with Bad Friends. Their vlogs really reminds me of Logan Paul mixed with Casey Neistat! They are the most insane group of vloggers on the planet and they vlog all the time.
Go check their YT out and give the boys a subscribe! 👉 #BadFriendsInTheaters