I watched this video knowing it would pop up but it fucks me up so bad I did a tiny jump and looked away, happens to me since I discovered it as a 13 y/o
Traumathon kinda reminds me of being a small child eagerly waiting for the new episode for their favorite show to come on. Which I find to be quite wholesome.
@@kisterdrums I love it as well. If there was more subject matter, this could actually be a longer series than just October. Still tho, I'd give Goose his time to recover after this.
Ok, but when I look at “Japanese girl suicide drawing” I can’t stop seeing her eyebrows inverting in and her eyes squinting a bit like she’s mad at me. It really does creep me out. The entry on Tomino’s Hell is really depressing. “I Can Never Be A Bride” in anime is used as a joke when a cute anime girl has to do something that compromises her purity. In real life, it’s way darker and usually involves a woman being violated. That broke my heart to hear.
Idk if thats how it was painted or it was edited digitally, but I feel like that painting is just faintly blurry, like nothing is a defined line to lead your eyes along, and thats what I think lends it the illusion of movement.
I hated the tominos hell picture, and was today years old when I found out that there was a full body version and that it wasn't just the neck and face
i think its better with the body, i imaged a noodle neck with some horrific beast of a body, but it justn looks like a "normal" person, it allows me to feel that they are just like us, a person attempting to live life, even when people fear us.
I literally own that decoration, I remember seeing that image online when I was a little kid so it took away from a lot of Russian sleep experiments scare factor
I'm not superstitious but i got really creeped out when not even halfway through the video i got extremely sick to my stomach. Like the spend 30 mins in the bathroom kind of sick lmao.
Artists: *makes art that is darker in tone* The internet over time: "oh my god I looked at this painting and my dog exploded this painting is haunted!!!11!!!"
On the “Tomino’s Hell” or the actual title of the painting “I can’t become a bride anymore” (rough translation) it’s a phrase I’ve seen used usually as a joke in media when a girl/women is seen naked etc by a man/boy. This is pretty much based in purity culture and that a women’s “purity” or body should only be seen by someone she is going to marry/her husband. Therefore if a random guy has seen her naked she is “not pure”. It’s fucked up and is definitely in reference to the artists own trauma about being sexually abused.
I don’t know why- but that Jeff the killer image really haunts me. I’ve had a panic attack over it before because I just found it so horrifying. I know it’s an edited image literally and it’s just a ridiculous creepy pasta; but my brain just can’t handle that picture.
I understand! I may laugh at the image but I see that it could be very scary, I hope no one makes fun of you because I've seen a ton of people make fun of fears/triggers
It's probably a mix of the eyes looking like that of a predator triggering an instinct to flee and the fact it's a recognisably human face but distorted. Humans will naturally try to avoid other humans who look injured/sick probably as a survival mechanism, though as a result of this it can be difficult for some to rationalise in their head something like a burn victim isn't a threat just because they look different.
@@starshine409 fr same! I would laugh at people scared of things that aren’t real before but now it’s currently 3am and I have the lights on and can’t sleep because of that one fucking picture :,)
The “Suicide Girl” drawing reminds me of the sketches that are often done of Jane Does when the police are trying to identify them. For me at least, that’s where the creepiness comes from.
Wait, hold up. I looked up what Rippen was because I never heard of it and all I got was a dude standing vertically in one of those ufo rides??? Am I looking at the right thing??
one motherfucker did this at the fair in town. He leaned back too far and rippen through that canvas ceiling above him. I guess it fling him about a block away before he landed in somebody's yard. They still use the same machine, but there's a huge duct tapped patch over one of those triangles in the ceiling
I’m desensitized to haunted photos HOWEVER The anguished man painting will always terrify me. It’s one of the only paintings I can barely look at. Since it makes me that uncomfortable. And I truly think it’s haunted. It gives off bad energy even through a screen.
I used to like how striking and visceral it was compared to other creepypasta paintings until a few years ago. A close friend of mine's brother painted his own rendition of it and posted it about a week before he unfortunately committed suicide. I'm not superstitious and do not believe this is some cursed piece of art, but now when ever I look at it I feel dread and sorrow thinking about what he must have been going through. RIP Shawn
I feel a deep unpleasantness in the Anguished Man because it reminds me of the bodies from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and worse, some of the initial survivors who would die in the following days. Eyes liquefied, nose skeletal or covered by flesh due to deep burns, mouths frozen into position while the victim was screaming. A haunting reminder of the reality of "Total War" in the modern era.
smile dog is the only creepypasta that still kinda creeps me out just because of the image (the brighter red version) but looking at it now I think part of it is my imagination making it look creepier than it already is. still a weird image. it definitely doesn't look like a dog, lol.
I would love to see a video on the somewhat short-lived show called "Lost Tapes", which was a series of "found footage" episodes on cryptids that my sisters and I watched when we were young.
My boyfriend watched it when he was younger and it scared the hell out of him, me and him decided to watch it together so he could face his fear and i could comfort him, even then it freaked him out so id love to see it covered lmao
Omg I thought I was the only one that remembered this show!!! The New Orleans zombies, the aliens, and the Jersey Devil episodes really messed with me as a kid
I mainly found The Hands Resist Him unnerving because of the disembodied hands in the dark doorway. Among other details that pop up the longer you look at it.
Back when I heard about the Mereana Mordegard Glesgorv video, I watched on youtube. I read about the story, that it's cursed, so I wanted to see it myself. While I was watching at night, in in the middle of the video a blackout happend. The whole neighbourhood turned to black. It was one of the scariest moment in my life.
The scariest image I think I've seen is that picture of Blanche Monnier, when she was discovered after being locked in the attic for 25 years. The scariest part about for me is, that isn't just a painting or an edit, it's a picture of a real, once living, person
My brain still reacts to Smile Dog. Like, why. It’s been decades since I saw it and I’ve grown out of creepypasta, yet every time I see the image pop up my instinct is to look away and play This is Sparta remix in my head to drown out the noises that it may produce. I still don’t understand why this happens lol
For your video on spooky internet images, definitely include that one with the caption like "I let my son borrow my phone and when I found it this photo was on there" and it's a picture of a child sleeping with a creepy old lady in the corner. I swear that shit traumatized me to the point where I was scared to take a bath for weeks cause I thought that lady was watching me. Does anyone else know what I'm talking about?
@@moon_orbitAfter a few hours of searching I managed to find it. It was a pretty difficult search and I'm surprised I did find it since I really had no info other than a vague recollection from 10 years ago to go off of. www.pmslweb.com/the-blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/7-cellphone-creepy-story.jpg
@@moon_orbit looking at it now it feels kinda silly that it disturbed me so much since the story is so unconvincing but I can understand my 10 year old self being freaked out by it especially before I knew about any creepy pastas or anything like that
Oooo nostalgia! I remember this shit. I was real scared of creepypastas in middle school so you can imagine how hard this messed me up. The painting in the thumbnail is what introduced me to no sleep 💀
I remember the Russian sleep experiment image giving me panic attacks, it got so bad that I had to sleep in my mom's room on an air mattress and I swear I saw a hand pop out from under the bed.
I’m very thankful that you do creepy videos without the creepy music in the background. It makes the video much more enjoyable and the creepiness itself is what scares you, not the music. It’s so good.
The shit that scared me as a kid was 'The jawless man' It's a real image of a man actually suffering through his last few moments on earth. He was still alive when the photo was taken. His whole jaw was just gone and it scared me to death as a teenager
@Rafael Suprayogi My dude, I have no idea. He just looks really freaky to me. I also got jumpscared by him once when I was younger, so that messed me up.
When I was 15 years, I did a lot of 'interesting' abstract paintings etc. My art teacher loved my warped perspective. My mother....tried burning them, in our garden rubbish basket. Except, they wouldn't burn. I watched as they literally, jumped or floated away from the flames. The art was done with oil pastels. Go figure!!! Years later, I did a couple of commissions. The guy said he couldn't hang them up, when his gf was there, coz she was a Baptist!!! Seriously!?!?! I'm a really kind, upbeat, positive person. Older and wiser now but wtf. Art is art. Thanks for another traumathon. I love this shit!!! I'd love to have tea, with courage and salad fingers and watch crashbox!!! Be safe and well. 🌞
Zdzisław Beksiński is an amazing artist with some beautifully disturbing work depicting ear and human suffering if anyone would like to check some more disturbing art out :)
YES. I also love his whole "stop reading into it I just wanted to paint a screaming flesh building made of skulls okay" attitude towards people who tried to interpret his work. I mean, he definitely was expressing some trauma here and there, but I respect his wishes to be known for making cool shit just for kicks. "Meaning is meaningless." What an absolute legend.
That last image from the Mario creepypasta right at the end haunted me for about two whole years until I made it my profile picture on Skype so I could be desensitized to it Hey, it worked Kinda
In all seriousness, I’d love to see you do a video on Yuko Tatsushima’s art, the images you’ve shown of hers are macabrely gorgeous and really channel the trauma she experienced in her life. I’m looking more into her and her work now, for sure.
i'm not sure if you're still interested in this subject but another youtuber made a video on her! the title is "The Harrowing Dreams of Yuko Tatsushima"
The anguished man just makes me very sad, I’ve gone through depression and while never wanted to kill my self, I did almost cut...I wouldn’t be surprised if it was actually haunted
Okay, but the crying boy one had me stopped dead in my tracks, because my mom once bought a painting of a little boy crying and as soon as I went to bed that night, I had a nightmare of our house burning down, and when I woke up, the painting's glass was shattered. Yes, it was because it wasn't hung properly, but that shit scared me as a kid.
The Crying Boy Painting is believed to be a self-portrait of Adolf Hitler when he was an artist. I don't know who said that first but literally everyone who saw the painting I know in my country knows it as that. And no it's not believed to be haunted here, it's just sad.
The "Hands Resist Him" paintings original lore, the one made by the author, give me the vibe of a Hayao Miyazaki movie like "Spirited Away" or something.
Yuko does such a good job at portraying such horrible and terrifying experiences through her art, and I can’t be a wife anymore is probably my favourite because it’s so incredibly simple compared to her other works, but it has so much emotion.
Here is some more context for the “crying boy painting”. The rumor of the curse likely was formed out of multiple claims from people finding a painting of the crying boy unaffected by the flames after their house burned down. This is because it belonged to an at the time popular reproduced series. And the explanation as far as i know of why the paintings were fire proof was apparently a side effect of the cheap varnish top layer used during the production of the paintings.
So maybe traumathon can help me find this old video It was around and fairly popular in 2009 2010ish, it was an old video about this guy opening his attic door, peering inside, he pans around, and you see a head hide behind some boxes, there was a part 2 where they call this lady to draw the spirit for them, and I remember you could see the painting in the reflection of a glass door, and i cant remember but i think he checked in the attic again. It had this creepy atmosphere and it always scared me but no matter how much I try I just cant seem to remember the name of the video Anyone remember this? As always Goose, great video.
I noticed that a lot of these images claim to have stuff happened when you stare at them long enough. I've stared at stuff for long periods of time and weird stuff can happen with basically anything. You would think it's moving, or distorting, but really, it's just your eyes kinda going in and out of focus. That's also why it's good to take breaks from the computer/phone every now and again. Your eyes are straining, and sometimes, you don't even realize that they are. As a side note, the only picture I believe is haunted is the Anguished Man. The Anguished Man has actual video evidence that it's haunted AND the artist is said to use their own blood to paint. I've seen and heard plenty of ghost stories where if something has blood involved, it's pretty much guaranteed to be haunted, and it's usually not for good reasons.
This is the first I've heard about the original crying boy painting being in a fire. From what I understand, the myth arose from the fact that the crying boy prints are flame resistant, and as a result, people started noticing that those specific prints were sometimes found in the aftermath of house fires. TBH I'm more bothered by the fact that so many people in the UK were wild about owning this depressing poster.
@@WelcomeToTheUnderRound after I googled it and get a heart attack I can say yes. It is that thing from this... Franchise. I see a movie but surely there is also a game
i would love to see a full video about yuko tatsushima, she seems so sweet and i can barely find anything on her. i would love to hear more of her story!
You got a creepy or disturbing image and then just a short simple story of sort attached to it: then you got your imagination and boom. Horror and nightmares for our young self. It’s always funny how easy it was for many of us to think of the legends and curses of these to be true. I think what always got me is that how far these images go, many being old and around for ages on the internet to the point that we will never know who created them.
Very happy that somebody's finally explained the origin behind the painting often associated with Tomino's Hell, I knew that Yuko Tatsushima was the artist behind the piece but I never did any further digging regarding it.
Gooseman, I got to hand it to you I might not like 100% of every traumathon video but by God am I impressed by the amount of dedication and editing you put into putting out a goddamn traumathon every fucking day
I love these videos of you debunking cursed things because when I was a teen I was too terrified to even glance at this stuff but now it just nothing & I appreciate the art or true story behind it except I think maybe The Anguished Man might have the possibility of being legit since there's live video evidence but that guy could've just moved into an already haunted house & it's not the painting after all.
Have to say the painting "Satan devouring his son" always scared me, not only did it look horrifying, but the backstory about Goro's rumoured insanity when he painted them just added to the fear I had.
The last painting looks so significant for everybody to remember because it looks similar, as much as if a parody on the famous painting Scream. So watching this haunting painting everybody tends to remember it for a long time and say "see it in dreams" just because they already seen it many times before as a famous classic painting. That painting is known to everybody thanks to the slasher movie Scream.
Tomino's hell/I can never be a bride will always creep me out because the first time I saw it, I was up late one night around 2014(when it was relatively obscure still) and someone posted a version on /x/. I didn't notice the .gif, so when the eyes moved to look at me I nearly shit myself.
the image just makes me feel a bit uncomfortable when its just the face, but as i look closer I actually feel kinda bitter-sweet, it just makes me think about these creepy images of things just being normal people, just wanting to live, and that people are disgusted by them because of their looks, not to mention the name, even though it has to mean something else it just makes me think that this person is in pain because nobody loves them, because they look like a monster.
Smile dog scared me so much as a kid that after my friend made me look it as a joke, I had a nightmare that night and thought I was being haunted. Then the next day I went to go talk to a priest because I didn’t want it to make me commit suicide. Now whenever I think about it I cringe so hard that my soul caves into itself.
Cool video! You should also do one on the 2-part special that spooked me: "The Amazing World of Gumball": "The Disaster"/"The Re-Run", because the major villain of the special, Rob, was not just interfering with Gumball by using 4th-Wall Breaks--but by 4th-Wall OBLITERATION! Really, this 2-parter was DARK, very worthy for Traumathon!
Actually the woman you showed was not Yuko Tatsushima, it was Yuko Shimizu who is also an artist but they two are not the same women. Yuko Tatsushima hasn't been heard on the internet for at least 2 years, last I could find were her twitter posts but they are all in japanese.
the guy who painted "man proposes, god disposes" also painted some nice and wholesome pictures of horses and dogs, which is much better than polar bears eating people imo lol
That smile dog one is a classic in my child hood that scared me but after some years I forgot about it the only thing I remember is apparently smile dog has the ability to kill you and your family witch creeped me out when I was small
oh mr. Chang has beautiful paintings of Loona lol nice also i noticed that the picture you put of Yuko Tsushima isn't actually her, it's one Yuko Shimizu. the still is from an interview in two parts which you can find here on youtube titled "Entrevista con Yuko Shimizu 1/2 Amarillo Centro de Diseño". i would love to see a video on her from you if you ever get around to it c:
the whole tomino’s hell thing honestly bothers me. idk just perverting the meaning of the artist’s raw work is annoying. she’s also just an incredible artist too so i feel like she should be just as well known as that piece
"It's just a dog with a smile."
Bruh
He's posing for the colgate commercials
It still scares me damnit!!
And he didnt even see the blood hand😭😭 like how tf could you miss that??
I watched this video knowing it would pop up but it fucks me up so bad I did a tiny jump and looked away, happens to me since I discovered it as a 13 y/o
that picture has always made me laugh man
Imagine what it would be like on the inside once Mario jumps into them.
I'd rather not.
Dark Souls' Painted Worlds
**Star 1**
Screa- AAAAH
mama mia!
All jump scare pianos all the way down
Traumathon kinda reminds me of being a small child eagerly waiting for the new episode for their favorite show to come
on. Which I find to be quite wholesome.
>which i find to be quite wholesome.
in stark contrast to the series itself
Ikr same!!! I literally am never excited for any series whatsoever except this one. If only it lasted longer
@@kisterdrums I love it as well. If there was more subject matter, this could actually be a longer series than just October. Still tho, I'd give Goose his time to recover after this.
@@theshamanite yeah of course, it’s probably a shit ton of work on his end
I am so excited for every episode.
Ok, but when I look at “Japanese girl suicide drawing” I can’t stop seeing her eyebrows inverting in and her eyes squinting a bit like she’s mad at me. It really does creep me out.
The entry on Tomino’s Hell is really depressing. “I Can Never Be A Bride” in anime is used as a joke when a cute anime girl has to do something that compromises her purity. In real life, it’s way darker and usually involves a woman being violated. That broke my heart to hear.
It looks uncanny because it's just rookie concept art. It's really not that weird
@@backwardsbandit8094 thats exactly why its weird.
The SONEE thing is just cause when you look at a stationary thing for a while they start to distort a bit. Nothing supernatural there, unfortunately.
@@roundabout468 "unfortunately"?
Idk if thats how it was painted or it was edited digitally, but I feel like that painting is just faintly blurry, like nothing is a defined line to lead your eyes along, and thats what I think lends it the illusion of movement.
I hated the tominos hell picture, and was today years old when I found out that there was a full body version and that it wasn't just the neck and face
i think its better with the body, i imaged a noodle neck with some horrific beast of a body, but it justn looks like a "normal" person, it allows me to feel that they are just like us, a person attempting to live life, even when people fear us.
@@drjessi I agree its better with the body and at least the story around makes me feel better knowing it's got nothing to do with paranormal nonsense
Yeah! I had no clue she wasn’t just a disembodied head!
Honestly, the image makes me feel more sad now than scared knowing more about it's background
@@camelliaharpdarkthrope6462 same
I still love how we found out the Russian Sleep Experiment photo was just a black and white Halloween decoration
It was?
@@sarahfreudx see most recent Tramathon, went over it in that one
@@Mal_Havok Oh okay, thank you!!
Yes it was! Someone I know who’s a big collector of haunted house props/Halloween decorations has the real thing.
I literally own that decoration, I remember seeing that image online when I was a little kid so it took away from a lot of Russian sleep experiments scare factor
"if you stare at this picture long enough-" * immediately looks away *
Lmao here’s me who intensely stared at her eyes.
@@roccoon9892 me too (and waiting to be scared👁)
“-You will find true love”
Eyes fall out as I try to look at them
Yup
I'm not superstitious but i got really creeped out when not even halfway through the video i got extremely sick to my stomach. Like the spend 30 mins in the bathroom kind of sick lmao.
Artists: *makes art that is darker in tone*
The internet over time: "oh my god I looked at this painting and my dog exploded this painting is haunted!!!11!!!"
As I stared at the art the art got a massive hyper realistic boner and it bled at me
@@buhgingo2933 wtf lmao
I would love to see someone years from now claiming that furry art or hentai is haunted.
On the “Tomino’s Hell” or the actual title of the painting “I can’t become a bride anymore” (rough translation) it’s a phrase I’ve seen used usually as a joke in media when a girl/women is seen naked etc by a man/boy. This is pretty much based in purity culture and that a women’s “purity” or body should only be seen by someone she is going to marry/her husband. Therefore if a random guy has seen her naked she is “not pure”. It’s fucked up and is definitely in reference to the artists own trauma about being sexually abused.
To quote JonTron:
“Im a brave boy!”
*video plays*
“Not a brave enough boy for this!”
*you are weak, cowardly, and a wimpy coward at that*
@@kynto yes
I don’t know why- but that Jeff the killer image really haunts me. I’ve had a panic attack over it before because I just found it so horrifying. I know it’s an edited image literally and it’s just a ridiculous creepy pasta; but my brain just can’t handle that picture.
I understand! I may laugh at the image but I see that it could be very scary, I hope no one makes fun of you because I've seen a ton of people make fun of fears/triggers
It's probably a mix of the eyes looking like that of a predator triggering an instinct to flee and the fact it's a recognisably human face but distorted. Humans will naturally try to avoid other humans who look injured/sick probably as a survival mechanism, though as a result of this it can be difficult for some to rationalise in their head something like a burn victim isn't a threat just because they look different.
Once upon a time, the Jeff the killer picture didn’t scare me, but now it’s horrifying to me and I can’t place why.
@@caldw615 that actually... makes so much sense. My mind views him as some sort of predator that’s set on killing me or something
@@starshine409 fr same! I would laugh at people scared of things that aren’t real before but now it’s currently 3am and I have the lights on and can’t sleep because of that one fucking picture :,)
I think "The Hands Resist Him" looks really cool.
The prequel was even cooler because the shadow of The Hands Resist Him was detailed
Yeah, I think it kinda influences my art right now
The “Suicide Girl” drawing reminds me of the sketches that are often done of Jane Does when the police are trying to identify them. For me at least, that’s where the creepiness comes from.
Everybody knows that "scream" is the classic haunted painting
He cute wym
Many people use it a meme alot
Ah, a man of culture as well
The Screams not haunted, Munch was just an expressionist weirdo (which we stan)
Didn't the sky actually turn red around when Munch painted it? Like because of Krakatoah's eruption or something?
i can never look at those painting/images, even to this day, it just unsettles me so much i just cant break myself to see it
it’s always been the jeff image for me..
Just use your eyes
@@Smartfmella69 only way would have to be the strap chair from A clockwork orange
The ones i hate the most are the ones that just stare into your soul
@@un-inkpressivevideos9541 ok
wow "the hands that resist" is such a metal name for a painting i love it
What people think 4chan is scared of: Smile Dog
What 4chan is really scared of: RIPPEN
Wait, hold up. I looked up what Rippen was because I never heard of it and all I got was a dude standing vertically in one of those ufo rides??? Am I looking at the right thing??
@@mika-wz4fu It's the only thing I found too.
@@mika-wz4fu SAMMMME
one motherfucker did this at the fair in town. He leaned back too far and rippen through that canvas ceiling above him. I guess it fling him about a block away before he landed in somebody's yard.
They still use the same machine, but there's a huge duct tapped patch over one of those triangles in the ceiling
Okay well now you have to explain what that is because we can't find it anywhere
SMILE DOG NO . oh GOD that thing traumatized me when i was a kid and i have no idea WHY. just never sat right with me.
same here www
NGL that smile dog picture will always still give me chills, it's just so, unnerving
Tomino's Hell was the painting that scared me the most. Found it through blameitonjorge I think
I remember seeing it from blameitonjorge too!
Guess your fear of it could be,,, blamed on Jorge? :)
I'll leave now,,,
@@clodcat5550 okay, okay XD
Me too... tomino’s hell is just... different
I'm horrified of it.
I hated Smile Dog so much in middle school, haha. I was always afraid of it. But now I look at it, and laugh.
I’m desensitized to haunted photos HOWEVER The anguished man painting will always terrify me. It’s one of the only paintings I can barely look at. Since it makes me that uncomfortable. And I truly think it’s haunted. It gives off bad energy even through a screen.
I used to like how striking and visceral it was compared to other creepypasta paintings until a few years ago. A close friend of mine's brother painted his own rendition of it and posted it about a week before he unfortunately committed suicide. I'm not superstitious and do not believe this is some cursed piece of art, but now when ever I look at it I feel dread and sorrow thinking about what he must have been going through. RIP Shawn
I feel a deep unpleasantness in the Anguished Man because it reminds me of the bodies from Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and worse, some of the initial survivors who would die in the following days. Eyes liquefied, nose skeletal or covered by flesh due to deep burns, mouths frozen into position while the victim was screaming. A haunting reminder of the reality of "Total War" in the modern era.
It's just
It reaches through the screen and grabs you by the neck. Haunted or nah.
smile dog is the only creepypasta that still kinda creeps me out just because of the image (the brighter red version) but looking at it now I think part of it is my imagination making it look creepier than it already is. still a weird image. it definitely doesn't look like a dog, lol.
The longer you stare at it the more ridiculous it looks and you start to contemplate why the hell are we scared of this garbage
Every time I go to an art gallery, I have an almost uncanny urge to jump into all of them
*SM64 painting sound effect*
mario 64
fitting mario pfp
YAHOOOO
this reminds me of that one sofia the first episode LMAO
I would love to see a video on the somewhat short-lived show called "Lost Tapes", which was a series of "found footage" episodes on cryptids that my sisters and I watched when we were young.
omg i was terrified of the hellhounds episode....
the jersey devil was a good one too
My boyfriend watched it when he was younger and it scared the hell out of him, me and him decided to watch it together so he could face his fear and i could comfort him, even then it freaked him out so id love to see it covered lmao
Omg I thought I was the only one that remembered this show!!! The New Orleans zombies, the aliens, and the Jersey Devil episodes really messed with me as a kid
I remembered that show! I loved the quetzalcoatl episode!
The vampire episode was what got me. The fact that they were in a gross nest in someone's house...yuck
I mainly found The Hands Resist Him unnerving because of the disembodied hands in the dark doorway. Among other details that pop up the longer you look at it.
Sometimes I wish I could draw so good that someone calls my art cursed...
Most Creepypasta images are just deep fried lmao
@@phantolmao yeah can confirm
I thought the last painting was a school photo, because of the background, and the way it was lighted. I couldn't even tell it was a painting.
Back when I heard about the Mereana Mordegard Glesgorv video, I watched on youtube. I read about the story, that it's cursed, so I wanted to see it myself. While I was watching at night, in in the middle of the video a blackout happend. The whole neighbourhood turned to black. It was one of the scariest moment in my life.
° _ °
*The only time the video was actually cursed...*
The Anguished Man be like: Eternal Pog
lmao
The pog banishment
The pog man
Noooo please lmaooo
Pog
The scariest image I think I've seen is that picture of Blanche Monnier, when she was discovered after being locked in the attic for 25 years. The scariest part about for me is, that isn't just a painting or an edit, it's a picture of a real, once living, person
Bruv I want the whole story but too much of a chicken to do it
@@crustaceanking4376 ScareTheater made a video on it
@rinkyrosey pictures not included I hope?
@@crustaceanking4376 Oh well, a low quality version of the photo appears on the thumbnail
Reignbot also made a more indepth video on it
My brain still reacts to Smile Dog.
Like, why. It’s been decades since I saw it and I’ve grown out of creepypasta, yet every time I see the image pop up my instinct is to look away and play This is Sparta remix in my head to drown out the noises that it may produce.
I still don’t understand why this happens lol
"If you look at this painting for long enough, you'll hear voices"
People with psychosis: "first time?"
people with intrusive thoughts: "welcome to the club buddy!"
For your video on spooky internet images, definitely include that one with the caption like "I let my son borrow my phone and when I found it this photo was on there" and it's a picture of a child sleeping with a creepy old lady in the corner. I swear that shit traumatized me to the point where I was scared to take a bath for weeks cause I thought that lady was watching me. Does anyone else know what I'm talking about?
idk what that is but it sounds fucking horrid and i hate it
Where can I find that pic?
@@moon_orbitAfter a few hours of searching I managed to find it. It was a pretty difficult search and I'm surprised I did find it since I really had no info other than a vague recollection from 10 years ago to go off of.
www.pmslweb.com/the-blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/7-cellphone-creepy-story.jpg
@@wavecast64 Wow, thank you very much! and you're right... that's super creepy!!
Even if it's 7am I feel shivers right now.
@@moon_orbit looking at it now it feels kinda silly that it disturbed me so much since the story is so unconvincing but I can understand my 10 year old self being freaked out by it especially before I knew about any creepy pastas or anything like that
Oooo nostalgia! I remember this shit. I was real scared of creepypastas in middle school so you can imagine how hard this messed me up. The painting in the thumbnail is what introduced me to no sleep 💀
I remember the Russian sleep experiment image giving me panic attacks, it got so bad that I had to sleep in my mom's room on an air mattress and I swear I saw a hand pop out from under the bed.
At least it's not real though , It used to scare me a lot too but turns out it's a photoshopped image of a Halloween decoration
Trevor Henderson has been doing great creepy art for years. His lore / captions are one of the best bits too!
6:18 I vividly remember seeing this painting lying in the middle of the road while I was riding my bike around the neighborhood.
...oh GOSH
*a fire happened before you saw painting* lololo
smile dog is literally so fucking scary idc how cheesy it is
*The Hands Resist Him* is a BEAUTIFULLY eerie painting. I’ve always loved it!
Most backgrounds of the paintings: it'll drive you insane or make you commit suicide if you stare at it for too long
Me: 👁👄👁
I’m very thankful that you do creepy videos without the creepy music in the background. It makes the video much more enjoyable and the creepiness itself is what scares you, not the music. It’s so good.
The shit that scared me as a kid was 'The jawless man'
It's a real image of a man actually suffering through his last few moments on earth. He was still alive when the photo was taken. His whole jaw was just gone and it scared me to death as a teenager
Jeff, Smile dog, red picture creepy pasta... Damn it, I was praying these wouldn't show up ;-;
Damnit my heart stopped when I saw those images, stupid teenage fear still gets me ahhh
Thanks for this comment I’ll now get on my bed before continuing to watch this video
Same..Jeff really freaks me out
@Rafael Suprayogi because look at it
@Rafael Suprayogi My dude, I have no idea. He just looks really freaky to me.
I also got jumpscared by him once when I was younger, so that messed me up.
Even to this day, the subtle version of Smile Dog still freaks me out.
The only thing cursed is the drawers and painters
This totally gives me childhood flashbacks. Smile Dog always scared me. Super cool video, dude
I Can Never Be a Bride is the shit that makes me look over my shoulder in my dark room.
"The hands that resist them" kid got some major 5 head going on there
When I was 15 years, I did a lot of 'interesting' abstract paintings etc. My art teacher loved my warped perspective. My mother....tried burning them, in our garden rubbish basket. Except, they wouldn't burn. I watched as they literally, jumped or floated away from the flames. The art was done with oil pastels. Go figure!!! Years later, I did a couple of commissions. The guy said he couldn't hang them up, when his gf was there, coz she was a Baptist!!! Seriously!?!?! I'm a really kind, upbeat, positive person. Older and wiser now but wtf. Art is art. Thanks for another traumathon. I love this shit!!! I'd love to have tea, with courage and salad fingers and watch crashbox!!! Be safe and well. 🌞
"Grizzly" ha cause it's about bears.
i always was scared of Modigliani and guayasamin, my father is an artist himself so I always was close to different artists, many of them quite scary
Zdzisław Beksiński is an amazing artist with some beautifully disturbing work depicting ear and human suffering if anyone would like to check some more disturbing art out :)
YES. I also love his whole "stop reading into it I just wanted to paint a screaming flesh building made of skulls okay" attitude towards people who tried to interpret his work. I mean, he definitely was expressing some trauma here and there, but I respect his wishes to be known for making cool shit just for kicks. "Meaning is meaningless." What an absolute legend.
That last image from the Mario creepypasta right at the end haunted me for about two whole years until I made it my profile picture on Skype so I could be desensitized to it
Hey, it worked
Kinda
In all seriousness, I’d love to see you do a video on Yuko Tatsushima’s art, the images you’ve shown of hers are macabrely gorgeous and really channel the trauma she experienced in her life. I’m looking more into her and her work now, for sure.
i'm not sure if you're still interested in this subject but another youtuber made a video on her! the title is "The Harrowing Dreams of Yuko Tatsushima"
“Man proposes, God disposes” is so cool, I’m literally hyperfixated on it
3:08 true, there is something about her eyes and stare, she gives off “this look” she wants to tell you something. And the background is kinda creepy.
Covering "Everywhere At The End Of Time" would be pretty cool. But hey, that's just me gamer
I second this! Freaky stuff, can really fuck with your head if you’re not prepared for it. But The Caretaker’s music is so beautiful at the same time.
That album is so damn good.
@@amatsukiko being a 13 year-old I will make it childhood trauma
I just came across your channel last week and I'm loving the content. Especially these!
in my country, the crying boy was huge for a while, i wasn't alive at the time, but it's said that in every house that had it, a tragedy happened
The anguished man just makes me very sad, I’ve gone through depression and while never wanted to kill my self, I did almost cut...I wouldn’t be surprised if it was actually haunted
Okay, but the crying boy one had me stopped dead in my tracks, because my mom once bought a painting of a little boy crying and as soon as I went to bed that night, I had a nightmare of our house burning down, and when I woke up, the painting's glass was shattered. Yes, it was because it wasn't hung properly, but that shit scared me as a kid.
The Crying Boy Painting is believed to be a self-portrait of Adolf Hitler when he was an artist. I don't know who said that first but literally everyone who saw the painting I know in my country knows it as that.
And no it's not believed to be haunted here, it's just sad.
Why the egg????
@@lavenderstarzzz tbh alot of reasons
The "Hands Resist Him" paintings original lore, the one made by the author, give me the vibe of a Hayao Miyazaki movie like "Spirited Away" or something.
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That's fair enough
Yuko does such a good job at portraying such horrible and terrifying experiences through her art, and I can’t be a wife anymore is probably my favourite because it’s so incredibly simple compared to her other works, but it has so much emotion.
Majoras mask (Zelda 64) npc low poly models. Especially the mask seller. Honestly the whole game has a creepy vibe.
Not gonna lie, I was spam reloading my youtube notification page thing for this episode.
Here is some more context for the “crying boy painting”.
The rumor of the curse likely was formed out of multiple claims from people finding a painting of the crying boy unaffected by the flames after their house burned down. This is because it belonged to an at the time popular reproduced series. And the explanation as far as i know of why the paintings were fire proof was apparently a side effect of the cheap varnish top layer used during the production of the paintings.
So maybe traumathon can help me find this old video
It was around and fairly popular in 2009 2010ish, it was an old video about this guy opening his attic door, peering inside, he pans around, and you see a head hide behind some boxes, there was a part 2 where they call this lady to draw the spirit for them, and I remember you could see the painting in the reflection of a glass door, and i cant remember but i think he checked in the attic again. It had this creepy atmosphere and it always scared me but no matter how much I try I just cant seem to remember the name of the video
Anyone remember this?
As always Goose, great video.
Omfg I remember this? You just dug straight into my deep memories with this wish I could help you find it
I noticed that a lot of these images claim to have stuff happened when you stare at them long enough.
I've stared at stuff for long periods of time and weird stuff can happen with basically anything. You would think it's moving, or distorting, but really, it's just your eyes kinda going in and out of focus. That's also why it's good to take breaks from the computer/phone every now and again. Your eyes are straining, and sometimes, you don't even realize that they are.
As a side note, the only picture I believe is haunted is the Anguished Man. The Anguished Man has actual video evidence that it's haunted AND the artist is said to use their own blood to paint. I've seen and heard plenty of ghost stories where if something has blood involved, it's pretty much guaranteed to be haunted, and it's usually not for good reasons.
Yeah, creepy images get to me like most of the ones in these besides the Crying Boy, the Hands one, and the Polar Bear one. Those 3 are cool.
This is the first I've heard about the original crying boy painting being in a fire. From what I understand, the myth arose from the fact that the crying boy prints are flame resistant, and as a result, people started noticing that those specific prints were sometimes found in the aftermath of house fires.
TBH I'm more bothered by the fact that so many people in the UK were wild about owning this depressing poster.
the red version of smile dog used to scare me, but since a musical artist i like uses it as a brand of sorts i kinda started liking it too.
I fucking hate your pfp
I to. Dear God what the hell is that? Was the Japanese picture in the video not enough?
is ur pfp yoshie from death forest?
@@WelcomeToTheUnderRound after I googled it and get a heart attack I can say yes. It is that thing from this... Franchise. I see a movie but surely there is also a game
@@xaga8794 yoshie doesnt really scare me that much since i seen it in an minecraft map when i was little.
3:07
all of the loona content threw me off so hard oh my god
i would love to see a full video about yuko tatsushima, she seems so sweet and i can barely find anything on her. i would love to hear more of her story!
You got a creepy or disturbing image and then just a short simple story of sort attached to it: then you got your imagination and boom. Horror and nightmares for our young self. It’s always funny how easy it was for many of us to think of the legends and curses of these to be true. I think what always got me is that how far these images go, many being old and around for ages on the internet to the point that we will never know who created them.
YESS! I LOVE THESE PAINTINGS BROO! I've always loved cursed paintings
Very happy that somebody's finally explained the origin behind the painting often associated with Tomino's Hell, I knew that Yuko Tatsushima was the artist behind the piece but I never did any further digging regarding it.
Y'all getting scared at valid scary stuff and I'm here with my childhood trauma from a shark week ad...
Gooseman, I got to hand it to you I might not like 100% of every traumathon video but by God am I impressed by the amount of dedication and editing you put into putting out a goddamn traumathon every fucking day
3:07 he draws the loona girls omg-
The Hands Resist Him is one of my favorite paintings by one of my favorite artists
finding out that the creator of a cursed painting is now an orbit really is the perfect way to wrap up 2020
I love these videos of you debunking cursed things because when I was a teen I was too terrified to even glance at this stuff but now it just nothing & I appreciate the art or true story behind it except I think maybe The Anguished Man might have the possibility of being legit since there's live video evidence but that guy could've just moved into an already haunted house & it's not the painting after all.
Have to say the painting "Satan devouring his son" always scared me, not only did it look horrifying, but the backstory about Goro's rumoured insanity when he painted them just added to the fear I had.
you mean Kronos?
The last painting looks so significant for everybody to remember because it looks similar, as much as if a parody on the famous painting Scream. So watching this haunting painting everybody tends to remember it for a long time and say "see it in dreams" just because they already seen it many times before as a famous classic painting. That painting is known to everybody thanks to the slasher movie Scream.
Tomino's hell/I can never be a bride will always creep me out because the first time I saw it, I was up late one night around 2014(when it was relatively obscure still) and someone posted a version on /x/.
I didn't notice the .gif, so when the eyes moved to look at me I nearly shit myself.
the image just makes me feel a bit uncomfortable when its just the face, but as i look closer I actually feel kinda bitter-sweet, it just makes me think about these creepy images of things just being normal people, just wanting to live, and that people are disgusted by them because of their looks, not to mention the name, even though it has to mean something else it just makes me think that this person is in pain because nobody loves them, because they look like a monster.
Smile dog scared me so much as a kid that after my friend made me look it as a joke, I had a nightmare that night and thought I was being haunted. Then the next day I went to go talk to a priest because I didn’t want it to make me commit suicide. Now whenever I think about it I cringe so hard that my soul caves into itself.
😂😂
Cool video! You should also do one on the 2-part special that spooked me: "The Amazing World of Gumball": "The Disaster"/"The Re-Run", because the major villain of the special, Rob, was not just interfering with Gumball by using 4th-Wall Breaks--but by 4th-Wall OBLITERATION! Really, this 2-parter was DARK, very worthy for Traumathon!
It is dark, but not exactly unsettling in my opinion
The part where Darwin reverted back into a fish and was slowly reverse-drowning tho. Wonder how many children were traumatized from that.
@@ben10inches true
How old are you, 12? Lol
Actually the woman you showed was not Yuko Tatsushima, it was Yuko Shimizu who is also an artist but they two are not the same women. Yuko Tatsushima hasn't been heard on the internet for at least 2 years, last I could find were her twitter posts but they are all in japanese.
She got locked out of her old twitter account, which is why she hasn’t posted! This is her new one: mobile.twitter.com/yuyake_kohan
I still feel my heart in my throat when I see either version of smile dog lol
the guy who painted "man proposes, god disposes" also painted some nice and wholesome pictures of horses and dogs, which is much better than polar bears eating people imo lol
i remember some of these from scare theatre
It's nice to be able to watch a new traumathon every night. Keep up the good work, it's a really great series!
9:48 when I was younger I thought this was David Lopez from vine
I was freaking dumb
When I was younger I thought it was a red image of an random Indian dude
YOU- I'M HOW!?!
That smile dog one is a classic in my child hood that scared me but after some years I forgot about it the only thing I remember is apparently smile dog has the ability to kill you and your family witch creeped me out when I was small
oh mr. Chang has beautiful paintings of Loona lol nice
also i noticed that the picture you put of Yuko Tsushima isn't actually her, it's one Yuko Shimizu. the still is from an interview in two parts which you can find here on youtube titled "Entrevista con Yuko Shimizu 1/2 Amarillo Centro de Diseño". i would love to see a video on her from you if you ever get around to it c:
Smile.jpg still genuinely fucking MAKES MY CHEST HURT BECAUSE OF ANXIETY
the whole tomino’s hell thing honestly bothers me. idk just perverting the meaning of the artist’s raw work is annoying. she’s also just an incredible artist too so i feel like she should be just as well known as that piece