As someone from the U.S, I think the alarm isn’t that scary, but when your just chilling and get an amber alert while watching your show at high volume, that’s terrifying.
Russia can't fire nukes since all the leaders and generals need to push and use a key to activate the launch even then there nukes would be shot out of the sky
Every EAS alarm is terrifying if you hear it in your own country and it's not a test Edit: A few days ago there was a test in my town and it scared the shit out of me
Honestly as an American I find our EAS alarm the scariest not because of how it sounds because I know it's the one I'm going to hear if something bad happens. Okay, who invited all of the keyboard warriors???
As an American, the reason the default American alarm is scary isn't because of the noise it makes. It's because of the automated voice that tells you what's happening. If it was a recorded human voice, it wouldn't be scary, but it's some dead-sounding machine voice that tells you what's happening and what parts are affected. Literally take the voice from the Aurora woods trollge incident. It's that voice. That's why I can't watch that video without being deeply horrified
the dissonance between the higher pitch sound and the chords underneath of bhutan’s is terrifying. its like hearing your favorite song and a bomb siren at the same time
You know what's a pretty common trend in EAS alarms? Shepard tones; Shepard tones can induce what's called "Shepard's Madness" which is characterized by feelings of unease, anxiety, fear, nausea, and generally physically unwell. The tones themselves are just notes constantly on the rise or lowered, which then fade away, and new tones are introduced at the original level, repeating, to mimic a sound that is always rising or lowering. Sound equivalent of 'uncanny valley' in my opinion.
I feel like these alarms shouldn’t be terrifying, they should be a way of notifying you something is going on, I think Japan is the best because it grabs your attention without having to scare the absolute Shit out of you, the thing about EAS alarms is that half of the time they are tests or amber alerts that turn out to be divorced parents fighting over custody.
@@whatdadogdoin9818 I mean fair enough, I will admit I am a weeb 😅. But still, I’m just using Japan as an example of how EAS alarms don’t have to be so terrifying
It's used for so many different things. Here in East Texas, it's used normally for thunderstorms and tornado warnings/watches. Other than that, it hasn't been used otherwise.
in Hawaii, it was used for way too nany things, which makes it totally all eggshells… you have the monthly tests, flash floods and thunderstorms, and then probably the scariest incidents of the state, the false alarm, hurricanes of torrential rain and other havocs of nature, and tsunamis
As a Ukrainian, none of these alarms really scare me today. It’s just different to hear them on ur phone at home and everywhere in city irl. The most terrifying part of it, is that a lot of people got used to hearing them and don’t pay much attention, until sounds of explosions are heard :(
It’s like crazy, that’s at night, if there’s an alarm, I would just turn it off on my phone without realizing and drift back to sleep. And yeah, siren from loudspeakers in the city won’t be a problem either, it became something like a background noise
As a Saudi Arabian, our EAS alarm was quite intensifying during the 1991 gulf war when SCUD missiles attacked aramco oil refineries. It sounded very intimidating
I'm from Suriname and didn't even know we had one wtf I literally never heard it. I don't even think my mother did maybe it exist but we're a really blessed country no earthquake, tornadoes or anything has hit us. The worst that happened in our country is a plane crash but no natural disasters
As a Ukrainian, I can say with confidence that in fact the EAS alarm in my country (at least in my city) sounds completely different: most of all it resembles Lebanon, but less sonorously and more resoundingly and loudly, like in Russia, only without *beep-beep-beep-beep-beep*.
@@rudrakshpainuly1294 I did not hear the air raid warning at the beginning of the invasion, I learned about it from friends, and later from the news, although our air defense systems thundered that night, and many residents of my city heard them, but I slept soundly and no roar woke me up :) I live in a small town and at the beginning of a full-scale war, the warning systems were not sufficiently equipped and prepared. It was only a month later that my family and I started going down to the basement of the house after each air raid alert. For the most part, we learn about anxiety through a special application on the phone. We cannot hear the city EAS alarm at all, since it is mostly concentrated in the very center of the city, and I live a little away. As for how I felt, the first few weeks were the worst of all, since my father was mobilized and it was not known how far the occupiers could advance and how it would all end. Fortunately, my city was not captured and did not suffer from shelling.
@@mr.erichgodways334 not every person who supports Ukraine is an idiot. I'm ukrainian. It's hard to live when missiles are literally flying over your building and near your windows
@theesco1914 "ahh" doesn't really have a meaning by itself or at all really, it's just part of the phrase usually "goofy ahh" and it's just "avoiding" the actual swear word basically. To put it as simple as possible, it kinda describes the way something is
I'm ukrainian, and I've heard our EAS alarm three times on TV, and it scared the shit out of me. But the air raid siren is the scariest, especially when you know the codes. The most common one is the one that sounds for about a minute, and it means "Air raid threat, seek shelter immediately". edit: wow, didn't expect my comment to get that many likes, thank you guys! and to anyone wondering: yes, i'm fine and healthy. thank y'all for the support💙💛
Poland doesn't have an EAS system. We have something called Alert RCB (Government Security Center Alert). You get notifications on your phone, unless it's more severe, then sirens are used.
I remember when we'd actually get the EAS alarms on the television when there was going to be some extreme weather. Hearing the noise along with the tv immediately blanking out and swapping to the black screen was terrifying, and then seeing the long list of white text about what was going on
@@pistachiodisguisey911 Yes, sorry for the misunderstanding. That's what I meant is we didn't get them anymore in my household because we only used streaming services now or youtube
As an American, the EAS alarm can be scary as hell either in the middle of the night, in the background or when you have a show on a high volume. A creepier part is when it’s NOT a test and not a kidnapping.
First time I heard Russian EA at nearly midnight during thunder, that sounds like an top of skyscraper falling down and during the wind, that literally forced trees down and lifted up people outside, I just forgot what is sleep for entire morning, just because I was home alone.
@@dianadobrynina5297 Прикинь, и эта сигнализация во время бомбардировки и обстрелов в Украине, а теперь прикинь каково жителям той страны, правда они уже привыкли и им уже пофиг на неё.
@@cumekaptoujkakaptoujkobu9947 это ужасно для кого угодно. Для большей объективности стоит упоминуть и жителей Донецка и Луганска. Их ВСУ обстреливают уже 8 лет. Искренне сочувствую всем людям, которым приходится переживать эти ужасные события непосредственно на линни фронта. Надеюсь, когда-нибудь всё будет нормально.
@@DeHEV у украине очень похожа, ето я хз даже что за сирену поставили под видом украины. Хотя вроде EAS ето не воздушная тревога, а у нее другое предназначение. Ето вроде сигнализация
А я короче живу в России (Новосибирск) рядом с военным городком, и там части военные есть, и у нас частенько такая сирена играет, как на видео😂 уже привыкший, да настолько, что я теперь возможно не поверю, если угроза будет реальной
Personally, i like japan’s EAs alarm. Its not scary, ( like most other country’s) EAs alarms are alarming you something bad will happen. It isn’t trying to scare you. Just warning you to find shelter and evacuate. Japan’s is calm but still does it’s job. Good job Japan!
The notes in Bhutan's one (2:21) are surprisingly nice to listen to, but they give off a feeling of a beginning of a song that is never actually starting and it's unsettling as all hell
@@ItsMe-oj2mn I’m in Kansas and every Monday at noon (on clear days) we test our tornado sirens during storm season. Even on a perfectly clear, sunny day I always panic a bit at first.
As a child I’ve had a bad experience with the American EAS alarm. So when I hear it now a little chill goes up my spine as I know it could be anything.
Yes, I know, that it's mostly because I'm Russian, but I find Russian emergency announcement as the most scary in this list, not just because of the fact of my location, but because of this blood chilling air raid siren motiff, that really creeps to the mind and scrambling my sanity if I hear it anywhere except phone and pc.
I feel like it's not its sound that makes EAS alarms scary, it's what they're associated with. The canadian one gives you a heart attack each time, but I've only seen it for Amber Alerts (doesn't mean it's not horrifying and shouldn't be taken seriously, but at least you quickly realize you and your loved ones aren't in immediate danger). But if I were to live in Japan, where natural disasters occur very often, the cute little ringtone would do the opposite and fill me with dread each time, I think
I mean, hearing the Canadian alert as a child when outside was a horrible experience to me. It would always mean that a kidnapper was in a 30km area from me which I find pretty scary
The Japan sound is done that way on purpose so people don't panic HOWEVER it used to be one of the scariest sounds ever it wasn't even an alarm at that point like it pretty much said you might die there is nothing you can do which isn't true there is always something to try probably why they changed it
I am Dutch, so from the Netherlands, and I have one of those EAS siren poles right outside my house. Each first Monday of the month at 12:00 sharp, the alarm goes off as a regular check up to see if it still functions. Without fail (even though I have lived here since I was 2 years old (I'm 21 now)) I get scared shitless. I always, and I do mean always, check the time and date on my calendar to see if I need to ignore, or place my head betwixt my legs and kiss my hairy ass goodbye
I'm usually at work where I can't hear the sirens when it's a monday 12:00. On the rare occassions that I am home on those mondays (situated close to the alarm) it scares the hell out of me and I scramble to check the day and time every time lol
I am from Russia and yesterday had a dream about the nuclear apocalypse. I didn't heard anywhere Russian type of alarm, but it was exactly what I have heard in it. Bro, now I am scared
That noise is always used to signal nukes in media, even in American movies. It's what our storm sirens sound like. It's a very common alarm, is my point, which is likely why that's what you heard in your dream.
Ах нигде не слышал? Ну, мы в Украине уже 2 с половиной года беспрерывно его слушаем. А то что в видосе - шлак. У нас та же воздушная сирена что и во всех странах пост советского пространства.
as a floridian, i confirm the last one. sometimes when i hear the eas alarm on my phone at night, ( most likely an amber alert ), it always vibrates my table and scared the *shit* out of me.
As russian, I want to say that this signaling is almost identical to the one that we have during the test (when you hear, you involuntarily start to be afraid)
@@PretzelSage If you write to me, I can confirm your words. It's especially scary when you live in the capital of your country and you know that if this happens here, then something really terrible is happening. 😬
The Dallas EAS sound is one that is typically reserved for Amber Alerts which, for those that are not from the US, the one where a child is missing or kidnapped. Would always hear it over the radio at 2 am and would wake me the fuck up.
I'm a Texan, I live a few hours away from Dallas and I get Amber Alerts on my phone and as I former Californian, I'm still new to Amber Alerts and would always get a heart attack whenever one goes off on my phone at 2 or 3 am. But I imagine it's worse if you live in the area of the Amber Alert. Was writing this long of a reply necessary? No. Was it worth my time? No. Did I want to do it because yes? Yes.
@@Astral575 crazy thing is that this alert you would only get if listening to the radio. Never heard it on TV or on the phone..... Which is a shame. Also the "Dallas" EAS alert can be heard as far as Wichita Falls since it's the North Central Texas alarm.
am from Kazakhstan, and our eas sounds similar to that one from Russia, and it was shivering to hear the test in my city. one of the most terrific sounds i heard. i also like the second one in the clip. it wakes up a subtle primal fear me.
As someone from the U.S, I think the alarm isn’t that scary, but when your just chilling and get an amber alert while watching your show at high volume, that’s terrifying.
That Oklahoma one is scary because if you hear it you k is tornados are coming and the only thing you can do is hope it doesn’t hit you
Ngl when I hear this in the middle of the night it hits different
IKR
I got an amber alert when I was asleep a few years ago. 💀
In France we got the same eas alarme as russian. Not very scary for me.
Considering the world's current situation, we gotta hope we don't have to hear it on live.
Russia can't fire nukes since all the leaders and generals need to push and use a key to activate the launch even then there nukes would be shot out of the sky
Theres situations worser lmao
Everyones just focused on ukraine
@@notsasuke22222 its an First one in an while thats this bad of starting an whole entire world war chances have never been this high a believe
Oh what sun is doing at 3am
Every EAS alarm is terrifying if you hear it in your own country and it's not a test
Edit: A few days ago there was a test in my town and it scared the shit out of me
But Norway uses it for test
Yeee
@Wales the country ball yeah
What makes it scarier is if you don't have a basement in your house
@@Yumicuu3 yes that’s really scary
1:42 “don’t leave the game yet there’s a prize for you at the end!” Ahh sound💀
THAT IS SO TRUE LOL
THAT ONE DESPERATE ROBLOS GAEM
I heard it in half life
So true
that pomni game
Remember that these sounds are supposed to trigger your fight or flight reaction. So don't wonder if you're getting shivers.
Peru eas alarm:TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING!
@@commiemark mw2 ptsd right there made me said ahh were fucked
I think a WWII air raid siren is more effective. The Australian one makes me feel like I'm having an epileptic episode
as someone who has to listen to the Santander Colombia EAS alarm, all i hear is a warning siren for an incoming video game boss
First time i watched this i put a hole in ny wall
as a candian, waking up in the middle of a night to an amber alert with that noise is the most terrifying thing anyone could ever experience
As also a canadian, the alarm rang at 3 am and I got a panic attack
YEP.
EXACTLY. Canada’s alarm will always be the most terrifying to me
When it goes off in a quiet open space, like a hospital i was in once, its one of the most terrifying experiences
Yeah that literally happened to me at one time, i was so scared lol
Honestly as an American I find our EAS alarm the scariest not because of how it sounds because I know it's the one I'm going to hear if something bad happens.
Okay, who invited all of the keyboard warriors???
but america has many eas alarms
isnt that the point of eas alarms
I am also American and yes it is scary
Yup
Meanwhile me a Pole who has hearing test as EAS alarm 👁️👄👁️
Those background noises in the Russia one nearly gave me a heart attack
As Ukrainian who wakes up every night in 3AM because of loud sirens, all those EAS are scaring me out...
I offer my sincerest solaces and support for you during these times. Stay strong, soldier!
Stay strong
@Thelittlegamer 3 ну й що ти хочешь зрозуміти? Паляниця ти загайдачна
@Thelittlegamer 3 скажи паляниця
It's okay bro just keep it cool.
Governments : "we want you to stay calm and don't panic."
Also governments : *uses the scariest sounds ever conceived*
@muhammadfadhilnurhafizwang7932 works in getting your attention though.
@@muhammadfadhilnurhafizwang7932 Zambia
BART! I don't want to alarm you, but **alarm sound**
Yeh and then there’s Germany with a sikk beat
“ don’t be scared” uses the funniest shit ever as a eas
As an American, the reason the default American alarm is scary isn't because of the noise it makes. It's because of the automated voice that tells you what's happening. If it was a recorded human voice, it wouldn't be scary, but it's some dead-sounding machine voice that tells you what's happening and what parts are affected. Literally take the voice from the Aurora woods trollge incident. It's that voice. That's why I can't watch that video without being deeply horrified
so sam automatic mouth
Damn, dallas is lucky. I live in fort worth, so fucking close
Bro the weird noises combined with that creepy voice combined with that blue screen with white text makes it seem like its from Mandela.
@@Tidnro Mandela is the least scariest thing in the universe
@@shadowanimations__2110 your opinion
the dissonance between the higher pitch sound and the chords underneath of bhutan’s is terrifying. its like hearing your favorite song and a bomb siren at the same time
Peru ALT sounds like "TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING!!!!"
@@JayZirka xD
You know what's a pretty common trend in EAS alarms? Shepard tones; Shepard tones can induce what's called "Shepard's Madness" which is characterized by feelings of unease, anxiety, fear, nausea, and generally physically unwell. The tones themselves are just notes constantly on the rise or lowered, which then fade away, and new tones are introduced at the original level, repeating, to mimic a sound that is always rising or lowering.
Sound equivalent of 'uncanny valley' in my opinion.
The whole point of it is to trigger your fight or flight
I feel like these alarms shouldn’t be terrifying, they should be a way of notifying you something is going on, I think Japan is the best because it grabs your attention without having to scare the absolute Shit out of you, the thing about EAS alarms is that half of the time they are tests or amber alerts that turn out to be divorced parents fighting over custody.
yeah, really annoying sounds tbh, disliked very much but still appreciate them
@@Anonymous_Identity246 weev
@@whatdadogdoin9818 I mean fair enough, I will admit I am a weeb 😅. But still, I’m just using Japan as an example of how EAS alarms don’t have to be so terrifying
The face with the USA eas alarm fits incredibly well cause most the time nobody knows what the hell is going on.
It's used for so many different things. Here in East Texas, it's used normally for thunderstorms and tornado warnings/watches. Other than that, it hasn't been used otherwise.
I live near to Yuma, Arizona (in Mexican territory) and i know that alarm means a thunderstorm coming
in Hawaii, it was used for way too nany things, which makes it totally all eggshells… you have the monthly tests, flash floods and thunderstorms, and then probably the scariest incidents of the state, the false alarm, hurricanes of torrential rain and other havocs of nature, and tsunamis
@@p.n.k.-rokuza400 it's used for tornados in virginia too 😭
In Ohio I've only ever seen it used for Tornado Warnings and Amber alerts
1:29 that picture fits the sound perfectly
As a Ukrainian, none of these alarms really scare me today. It’s just different to hear them on ur phone at home and everywhere in city irl. The most terrifying part of it, is that a lot of people got used to hearing them and don’t pay much attention, until sounds of explosions are heard :(
It’s like crazy, that’s at night, if there’s an alarm, I would just turn it off on my phone without realizing and drift back to sleep. And yeah, siren from loudspeakers in the city won’t be a problem either, it became something like a background noise
hope you're safe here:(
Cool made up stories
@@justynook9110 ? That‘s a real story
@@Vonnie.r111 it's made up
As a person of a particular nation, I feel an emotion to a degree of intensity when I hear an alarm, during a specific time of the day.
As a member of a species species, I can speak that this has a degree of truth
can you please not say anything if your words don't hold any value?
@@JamietheEmperorand the value of your comment is…?
@@justadudewholovestool2457 greater than that of your exsistance
@@JamietheEmperor suuuuuurreeee….
As a canadian, almost falling asleep then having the alarm play at full volume is truly one of the most terrifying experiences I've had.
Almost makes you want to shut your phone off at night, eh?
@@PhilMante Almost.
Bruh my countries second EAS alarm is füking terrifying
Which one would be the canadian if i might ask?
Can't seem to figure it out :(
I hate our countries EAS (Canadian)
fun fact: bangeledesh’s 1955 EAS alarm was the same audio for phase 18 of mr incredible becoming uncanny
As a Saudi Arabian, our EAS alarm was quite intensifying during the 1991 gulf war when SCUD missiles attacked aramco oil refineries. It sounded very intimidating
I can't imagine how terrifying it was
My dad was 3AD us army in that war. Helped push the Iraqis out of Kuwait.
oh.
@@Three3Nill all your dads buddy are in hell
Oh yea i heard it before
As a Norwegian, i can say that i'd probably instantly die of a heart attack if i heard that at 3am. (Good thing i watched this video at 2:59 am)
LMAO
That's not good 😳
Lmao im also Norwegian and im watching this 1am
as a polish, i hear similar sound when the train is arriving
Den er egentlig ikke så skummel
0:00 - Saudi arabia 🇸🇦
0:03 - United states 🇺🇸
0:11 - pakistan 🇵🇰
0:16 - poland 🇵🇱
0:24 - india 🇮🇳
0:26 - taiwan 🇹🇼
0:32 - austrailia 🇦🇺
0:39 - philippines 🇵🇭
0:46 - netherlands 🇳🇱
0:55 - singapore 🇸🇬
0:58 - monsterrat 🇲🇸
1:06 - lebanon 🇱🇧
1:20 - texas
1:30 - north macedonia 🇲🇰
1:35 - peru 🇵🇪
1:47 - ukraine 🇺🇦
1:52 - oklahoma
2:12 - norway 🇳🇴
2:18 - serbia 🇷🇸
2:22 - bhutan 🇧🇹
2:32 - russia 🇷🇺
2:49 - suriname 🇸🇷
2:55 - Pensacola,Florida 🇺🇸
thanks
@@aisoki peru sounds like a tatical nuke 1:34
It says already but thanks I guess
I'm from Suriname and didn't even know we had one wtf I literally never heard it. I don't even think my mother did maybe it exist but we're a really blessed country no earthquake, tornadoes or anything has hit us. The worst that happened in our country is a plane crash but no natural disasters
I, as a Ukrainian, can say that our siren SOUNDS ABSOLUTELY DIFFERENT!!! It sounds roughly like in the Netherlands or like in Norway.
Peru got that "tactical nuke incoming" feel that i just cant shake
Mr incredible looks scarier than the sounds of the EAS alarms 💀
True :/
Exactly
yes
fr
Because the eas alarms don’t look like anything
As a Texan, I can confirm that the Dallas alarm is scary as heck.
I’m never moving to Dallas.
Or Pensacola, Florida.
Fucking tornadoes man
@Dinglebot42 Every day, normal drill
im in new branfels rn i didnt evevn know dallas had there own, kinda cool.
As a Ukrainian, I can say with confidence that in fact the EAS alarm in my country (at least in my city) sounds completely different: most of all it resembles Lebanon, but less sonorously and more resoundingly and loudly, like in Russia, only without *beep-beep-beep-beep-beep*.
So how did felt when you heard this alarm when Russia invaded your nation?
@@rudrakshpainuly1294 I did not hear the air raid warning at the beginning of the invasion, I learned about it from friends, and later from the news, although our air defense systems thundered that night, and many residents of my city heard them, but I slept soundly and no roar woke me up :) I live in a small town and at the beginning of a full-scale war, the warning systems were not sufficiently equipped and prepared. It was only a month later that my family and I started going down to the basement of the house after each air raid alert. For the most part, we learn about anxiety through a special application on the phone. We cannot hear the city EAS alarm at all, since it is mostly concentrated in the very center of the city, and I live a little away. As for how I felt, the first few weeks were the worst of all, since my father was mobilized and it was not known how far the occupiers could advance and how it would all end. Fortunately, my city was not captured and did not suffer from shelling.
@@Thorn-k8e GOD BLESS UKRANE, love from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️ 🇺🇦
I hate Putin
true
0:11 my country isn't mentioned mostly in mr incredible vids thanks for putting it here.
0:48 Fun fact: this plays every first monday of the month as a check if the alarm still works!
Just horrible
Sorry man...
mondays amirite
Ik i hate it
@@Chester_mc_Lester I hate it*
dude the uncanny phases with the skull in it are so creepy but its not that creepy
No you are a kid who plays roblox as a slender
@@keanmonster12 also an Ukrainian supporter lmaoo
@@mr.erichgodways334 not every person who supports Ukraine is an idiot.
I'm ukrainian. It's hard to live when missiles are literally flying over your building and near your windows
Though I understand why people hate some Ukraine supporters. Because they shame my country by doing literal shit like tiktok dances
:/ it’s just an opinion.
1:00 SCP: ATTENTION! The containment process has been disrupted. All science
personnel proceed to the evacuation elevators.
Fr it sounded so god dam familiar
Dude it’s gotta be
2:32
SCP:SL Alpha-warhead detonation theme?
2:33 SITE IS EXPERIENCING MULTIPLIE KETER SCP BREACHES *NUCLEAR DETONATION SOUND*
Isn’t that the mission in GTA SA where go steal a jet pack from the navy 😅
As a Lebanese it’s scary because there is a war right now
That Lebanon alarm was the scariest thing I've ever heard. Untill Dallas topped it four seconds later.
I'm Lebanese yet I never heard dat in ma life
@@Hanz722 well teah most of these alarms are fake
@@tudytudy3316 they arent fake theyre just old some of them
Didn’t even scare me 💀
@@christiannielsen9919im not sure
The most terrible thing is that in our situation all these sounds will most likely sound simultaneously in the world
EAS alarms are not exclusively for Nuclear threats, they can be used for Evacuation during incoming disasters or missile strikes.
As an American, I get flipping scared every time I hear our EAS 💀
Edit: ty for the likes, yes I’m aware the heart is gone
As someone near Pescola.
And lives In Florida.
That thing do be scary.
but america has many eas alarms
Sameeee
you ever been to the Midwest? They are quite common there
Not me when I hear it it just reminds me of a tornado or a storm
As an Oklahoman, I am honored to have my state in this video, but I have never heard that alarm in my life. I've only heard the standard US EAS alarm.
Another one 😳
im a dallas texan and i can also confirm i heard only the us alarm
Same with Cali
It’s because they aren’t actually real
Me too
0:23 nokia phone cull ahh alarm 💀
What does “ahh” mean
@theesco1914 "ahh" doesn't really have a meaning by itself or at all really, it's just part of the phrase usually "goofy ahh" and it's just "avoiding" the actual swear word basically. To put it as simple as possible, it kinda describes the way something is
@@DailyEplClips i thought it meant the family friendly version of a$$
@@DailyEplClips its the censored version of a$$
@@DailyEplClipsi think "ahh" is a reference to snoring meme.
As a Ukrainian, I cannot confirm whether the Ukrainian EAS alert is real, bc we switched to netflix a while back
Я з Тернополя, тому маю обласні телеканали. По телевізору звук ЕАС тоже сирена.
Слава Украiне!
1:35 TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING ITS OVER
@@Nowspellanswer Клоун
@@widleks OK
I'm ukrainian, and I've heard our EAS alarm three times on TV, and it scared the shit out of me. But the air raid siren is the scariest, especially when you know the codes. The most common one is the one that sounds for about a minute, and it means "Air raid threat, seek shelter immediately".
edit: wow, didn't expect my comment to get that many likes, thank you guys! and to anyone wondering: yes, i'm fine and healthy. thank y'all for the support💙💛
This made me feel scared. It must be horrible. I am so sorry for you. Stay safe❤️
Are you okay now? :(
@@LilyPot187 Yes mate, don't worry♥️
@@crakkych I wish you the best, we will support you untill the heat death of the universe.
@@galaxybee8792 thanks mate♥️
As an Australian i can confirm that our eas is very frightening, not because its scary, but you hear it when we run out of Vegemite (our holy grail)
Vegemite is inedible if it isn't on toast that already has melted butter.
I think we should hear the Australian eas alarm when there's no spiders or down land under
VB
@@ClubbinToTheTown well no because it stands for " emergency alert system" and that wouldn't be an emergency
@@sonic176yt7 how does it take you four months to reply💀
2:50 sounds like windows error 💀
LMAO
Well, we can know who make windows я
@@kokos7460русский?
@@Опианариум net
@@kokos7460 net это домен сайтов
А нет по английски будет no
Poland doesn't have an EAS system. We have something called Alert RCB (Government Security Center Alert). You get notifications on your phone, unless it's more severe, then sirens are used.
1:41: tactical nuke in bound!!!
That time stamp 🤣
The time stamp is perfect
Lmfao😂😂😂😂
I remember when we'd actually get the EAS alarms on the television when there was going to be some extreme weather. Hearing the noise along with the tv immediately blanking out and swapping to the black screen was terrifying, and then seeing the long list of white text about what was going on
U still do it’s just on cable not streaming services
@@pistachiodisguisey911 Yes, sorry for the misunderstanding. That's what I meant is we didn't get them anymore in my household because we only used streaming services now or youtube
1:40 peru rolling with a 30 kill streak
As an American, the EAS alarm can be scary as hell either in the middle of the night, in the background or when you have a show on a high volume. A creepier part is when it’s NOT a test and not a kidnapping.
First time I heard Russian EA at nearly midnight during thunder, that sounds like an top of skyscraper falling down and during the wind, that literally forced trees down and lifted up people outside, I just forgot what is sleep for entire morning, just because I was home alone.
Сочуствую тебе... представляю какого это..... как у тебя инфаркт не случился?...
@@dianadobrynina5297 Прикинь, и эта сигнализация во время бомбардировки и обстрелов в Украине, а теперь прикинь каково жителям той страны, правда они уже привыкли и им уже пофиг на неё.
@@cumekaptoujkakaptoujkobu9947 я бы наверно уже откинулась от инфаркта если вы жила в уркаине и слушала этот хоррор эмбиент каждые 2 дня
@@dianadobrynina5297 Ну что поделаешь, таковы времена, им приходится слушать это чуть не каждый день.
@@cumekaptoujkakaptoujkobu9947 это ужасно для кого угодно. Для большей объективности стоит упоминуть и жителей Донецка и Луганска. Их ВСУ обстреливают уже 8 лет. Искренне сочувствую всем людям, которым приходится переживать эти ужасные события непосредственно на линни фронта. Надеюсь, когда-нибудь всё будет нормально.
В некоторых странах не какое-то происшествие, а сама сирена может вызвать панику своим жутким звучанием.
Я однажды испугался и заплакал когда услышал сирену когда был в 3 классе
Я думал что воздушная сирена используется везде, а в видео она звучала только у рф.
@@DeHEV у украине очень похожа, ето я хз даже что за сирену поставили под видом украины. Хотя вроде EAS ето не воздушная тревога, а у нее другое предназначение. Ето вроде сигнализация
А я короче живу в России (Новосибирск) рядом с военным городком, и там части военные есть, и у нас частенько такая сирена играет, как на видео😂 уже привыкший, да настолько, что я теперь возможно не поверю, если угроза будет реальной
Тем временем Монтсеррат на 1:00: я по твоему шутка??!
Personally, i like japan’s EAs alarm. Its not scary, ( like most other country’s) EAs alarms are alarming you something bad will happen. It isn’t trying to scare you. Just warning you to find shelter and evacuate. Japan’s is calm but still does it’s job. Good job Japan!
日本人として 応援ありがとう!
日本にはeas以外にも、"国民保護サイレン"がある。ミサイルが日本に落ちる時に鳴るが、怖い音を出す
That’s your opinion. I find it kinda creepy, like some sort of broken lullaby or kids show creepypasta
As someone living in japan it scares the shit out of everyone just me hearing it in this video gives me anxiety
i think it sounds so calm due to the large population in japan being old
but for japanese people these arlams are linked to massive earthquakes do it might be alot scarier for them
1:20 bro thats texas
@@SprunkiBrudshorts dallas is in texas dumb ahh
dallas is in texas dumb ahh
@@SprunkiBrudshorts yeah-
Yeah but Dallas is part of Texas
I live near dallas
Poland's EAS isn't that scary at it seems,and now it's nearlt never used,Popish EAS fron 1939 is creepy af
That is when USSR and Nazi Germany eated Poland
@@Koleje93 it wasnt a EAS
Ww2 boming raids not eas
Edit: nevermind its also alarm
@@Koleje93 ww2 bombing raids
It was a radio jingle
The notes in Bhutan's one (2:21) are surprisingly nice to listen to, but they give off a feeling of a beginning of a song that is never actually starting and it's unsettling as all hell
it gave me mri machine vibes
😂
the band of tech
Yes, it sounds like music from undertale
@@ROBK2I As someone from Bhutan, I shall play undertale now
Oklahoma person, there is nothing like hearing that alarm in the distance and seeing 900ft wall cloud closing in around you
@@ItsMe-oj2mn I’m in Kansas and every Monday at noon (on clear days) we test our tornado sirens during storm season. Even on a perfectly clear, sunny day I always panic a bit at first.
yay
Saudi Arabia’s sounds like a local news channel intro
2:33 We have this alt EAS alarm, but without this beeps. Also, beeps make it creepier
Я живу с этим, поэтому не СтРаШнО.
Are you ok?😳
Whats the meaning of EAS
@@Majonespagrandis yes
@@aestheticgamingyt3877 Just a standard siren.
As a child I’ve had a bad experience with the American EAS alarm. So when I hear it now a little chill goes up my spine as I know it could be anything.
Agreed
Yes, I know, that it's mostly because I'm Russian, but I find Russian emergency announcement as the most scary in this list, not just because of the fact of my location, but because of this blood chilling air raid siren motiff, that really creeps to the mind and scrambling my sanity if I hear it anywhere except phone and pc.
Слава Україні 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
@@PeakPeakPeakPeakPeakэто тут причем? Как это относится к комментарию выше?
@@Vitrake847 Плачте сильніше казап, час вам усім сдохнути 🐖🇷🇺
@@PeakPeakPeakPeakPeak ебик
@@PeakPeakPeakPeakPeak ukrainian propaganda moment
the USA alarm sounds like analog horror
India's is straight out of a SNES game
Its all the fun and games until you pause it and still hear it 😳
I'm in danger
NAH
NAH BRO NAAH💀💀🙏
Peru ALT eas be like TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING
There is not eas alarm in Peru
@@V1per-XD tienes razon
@@Peruvianchannel. xd lo se
@@V1per-XD por eso es alternativa p XD creo que en un distrito se comenzó a hacer una prueba de alarmas hace unos dos años y usaron esa, creo
@@saynata_v xd
El algoritmo
Si
@@Spluzsai yes
Moj kraj?🇵🇱
Xd
El algoritmo hace que canales pequeños en inglés crescan muy rápido.
Poland got that cartoon falling sound effect
For someone reason, the meme feels a lot less scary with the music different,
But that comes back with the eas alarms
0:03 Shepherd : Someone turn off that dann TV
1:42 Peru sound like a Nuke in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 (2009)
Tru
AC130 ABOVE!!!!
The one from last Oklahoma is scary, it is so calm, quiet but so load and eerie
@@Donatien-de-Vimeur Fake too
@@Spalonebabbaguscooties it's not fake. Source: I'm Oklahoman.
That's a tornado siren, it's even scarier to hear in the middle of a sunny day when they are testing them
2:33 I live in Russia and sometimes I listen to this siren in the morning and there is nothing to do + rocket danger on TV
They’re all scary because of their context, they also have a similar affect as the shepards tone (it induces anxiety in some people)
Every country’s EAS is terrifying with the context. Hope that no one of those who watched this video will hear this in real life.
We hear EAS every time on the first Monday of the month but it's just for testing.
@@irvangb94 same here
I've Experienced One 😭
Украинцы слышат, ну и приграничные территории тоже. Израильтяне и сирийцы
Ive heard it couple times but it was just a test. It was same as Russian btw but without static beeping in the background.
I feel like it's not its sound that makes EAS alarms scary, it's what they're associated with. The canadian one gives you a heart attack each time, but I've only seen it for Amber Alerts (doesn't mean it's not horrifying and shouldn't be taken seriously, but at least you quickly realize you and your loved ones aren't in immediate danger).
But if I were to live in Japan, where natural disasters occur very often, the cute little ringtone would do the opposite and fill me with dread each time, I think
Foreigners when they hear japan Eas alarm: 😊
Japanese when they hear japan eas alarm: 💀
I mean, hearing the Canadian alert as a child when outside was a horrible experience to me. It would always mean that a kidnapper was in a 30km area from me which I find pretty scary
The Japan sound is done that way on purpose so people don't panic HOWEVER it used to be one of the scariest sounds ever it wasn't even an alarm at that point like it pretty much said you might die there is nothing you can do which isn't true there is always something to try probably why they changed it
They test the Netherlands one every month here so it's not scary at all
As Russian I can say our alarm is really scary, sometimes we check the alarm and turn it on, it makes you panic.
Are you aware of the Ukraine vs russia?
@@progamingminion2856 Yes, all know about this conflict
being a Ukrainian, I hear this every day
U poor
@@progamingminion2856 все в курсе
I am Dutch, so from the Netherlands, and I have one of those EAS siren poles right outside my house. Each first Monday of the month at 12:00 sharp, the alarm goes off as a regular check up to see if it still functions. Without fail (even though I have lived here since I was 2 years old (I'm 21 now)) I get scared shitless. I always, and I do mean always, check the time and date on my calendar to see if I need to ignore, or place my head betwixt my legs and kiss my hairy ass goodbye
Zo waar
Zo waar😂
You had to say: The Germans!!! To your classmates it was obligatory
Nee, serieus. Maar bij ons is die alarm verder weg, dus minder hard
I'm usually at work where I can't hear the sirens when it's a monday 12:00.
On the rare occassions that I am home on those mondays (situated close to the alarm) it scares the hell out of me and I scramble to check the day and time every time lol
As a Floridian, I can confirm our EAS is the most terrifying thing to ever exist
The United States EAS is so terrifying that it literally became a trope in horror.
Russian Alt is probably the scariest because it felt like there is a nuke Incoming
Because it is a nuke incoming.
Because it is basically the soviet Air Alarm sound from WW2, now EAS
I like it though, cause it's better to have scary and loud alarm, so you can react immediately
1:53 as someone who lives in oklahoma yes this is a very scary alarm
Only in Oklahoma
Ay I'm going to camp there next week
My cousins live in Oklahoma
Ive never heard that! Hmm
2:32 I didn't know ours was so scary💀
I agree/Я согласен
@@A_Lot_Of_Spam_4.99 too/тоже
Ну и радуемся, ребят)
Russians
Sounds like a sick edm is about to drop
As someone who lives in Serbia, just chilling in your house and hearing the alarm is the scariest thing anybody could experience.
0:32 I love how dramatic they made it sound
Yeah I thought our eas would sound a bit different
Makes me think of like an early 2000's sci fi alarm lol
Well they have to make EAS Alarms sound dramatic or some people probably wouldn't pay any attention to them.
Lol i can hear at the end "did u hear that?"
0:59 Imagine waking up to this at 3 am
*Earrape warning*
It sounded like the EAS was for a jail facility
WOAH!
Tiny island, loud eas
It actually sounds cool
Scp 096 has breached contaminant
I am from Russia and yesterday had a dream about the nuclear apocalypse. I didn't heard anywhere Russian type of alarm, but it was exactly what I have heard in it. Bro, now I am scared
that’s what’s gonna happen,
That noise is always used to signal nukes in media, even in American movies. It's what our storm sirens sound like. It's a very common alarm, is my point, which is likely why that's what you heard in your dream.
Ах нигде не слышал? Ну, мы в Украине уже 2 с половиной года беспрерывно его слушаем. А то что в видосе - шлак. У нас та же воздушная сирена что и во всех странах пост советского пространства.
@@Valhallazavr и что что 2 года. Заслужили значит
Oh god the Dallas, TX EAS one freaked me out as a kid
as a floridian, i confirm the last one.
sometimes when i hear the eas alarm on my phone at night, ( most likely an amber alert ), it always vibrates my table and scared the *shit* out of me.
Dude I would piss myself if that went off at 3am
@@wesleyhorn9657 same
i always get scared when i look at the amber alerts too ☠️
As russian, I want to say that this signaling is almost identical to the one that we have during the test (when you hear, you involuntarily start to be afraid)
Что за тест?
@@reimuhakurei5579 Ежегодно системы тревоги тестируют на работоспособность.
As an American, it is the exact same here. They'll test the alarms on television channels and you would think the world is ending.
@@PretzelSage If you write to me, I can confirm your words. It's especially scary when you live in the capital of your country and you know that if this happens here, then something really terrible is happening. 😬
@@vix7661 it would be nice to be a country where you don't have to worry whenever the alert comes on
2:12 Im gonna transform into a trash can if i hear this
but trash cans cannot defend you against nukes
@@apple9966 ik
LOL
As an Australian, I get scared of my eas alarm 😭
2:22 this is what i hear when my phone alarm goes on right under my pillow (with an unacceptable amount of pain)
As a Dutchman, I can confirm this sound is what we hear. How do I know? We hear it once a month when they test to see if they still work.
kaas
@@qwertywaater1594 zeer zeker kaas.
@@onusmusicboers2885 Kaas👍
Based
Every alarm is scary when you live there. In time you learn to associate it with danger, which means you get scared when you hear it
Especially because in some countries lives can be lost no matter what you do
As a midwestern in the US this is what every big storm sounds like, each state even gets its own thing.
Fun fact: Ukrane is the country that has world war 3 in 2022
its sad
Yea
almost everyone knows, but ok
As an Oklahoma man, I can confirm I have heard that alarm, and I get nothing but the chills from it.
I hear the test siren occasionally when walking around noon and it used to scare the shit out of me
2:27 sound like undertale music
AI generated doe
Agred! :3
Like the beginning of Fallen down looped over and over
more Omori-ish sounding but a lot more like Undertale
Yes
And the worst part is, is that these sounds were the last sounds some people ever heard
The Dallas EAS sound is one that is typically reserved for Amber Alerts which, for those that are not from the US, the one where a child is missing or kidnapped. Would always hear it over the radio at 2 am and would wake me the fuck up.
Lucky I'm not in Dallas but close by
Sad thing is, when an Amber Alert goes out, the kidnapper is likely to panic and may end up killing the kid.
I'm a Texan, I live a few hours away from Dallas and I get Amber Alerts on my phone and as I former Californian, I'm still new to Amber Alerts and would always get a heart attack whenever one goes off on my phone at 2 or 3 am. But I imagine it's worse if you live in the area of the Amber Alert. Was writing this long of a reply necessary? No. Was it worth my time? No. Did I want to do it because yes? Yes.
@@Astral575 crazy thing is that this alert you would only get if listening to the radio. Never heard it on TV or on the phone..... Which is a shame. Also the "Dallas" EAS alert can be heard as far as Wichita Falls since it's the North Central Texas alarm.
@@Roachy08 I've only heard it about like once and it was on the TV
2:22 This one actually jumpscared me, because this is so loud lol
Edit: im famous
🇧🇹
Edit: LOOK MOM IM FAMOUS!
I agree
For me it sound like a asia song
S
it's so pretty
am from Kazakhstan, and our eas sounds similar to that one from Russia, and it was shivering to hear the test in my city. one of the most terrific sounds i heard. i also like the second one in the clip. it wakes up a subtle primal fear me.
Я тоже живу в Казахстане. Страшно слышать сирены, еще и учитывая тот факт, что я живу буквально вокруг гор, а в Алматы риск землятресений очень высок
Чувак , я почти каждый день ее слышу.
Особенно херово было перед выборами , когда она могла ночью во всю орать
1:53 dang, it looks like a horror movie with bad or reflexive ending
2:13 Norwegian EAS sounds like a train approaching you lol
NO WAY!
1:47 the creepy face