Not a paramedic but I'm an ER nurse, and I can tell you absolutely 100% it is not at all common practice to film transfers/transports/anything in a hospital. Why, you may ask? Because it's freaking illegal as all hell; blatant violation of HIPAA, the federal law that says patient information must be guarded at all times. If that video were legit, that dude would be fired at a minimum and could face 10 years in jail and a $100k fine if the court really wanted to make an example of him. Also, I think that font is called 'cumic sans'
I dont think there was anyone in the stroller or whatever, they just put pillows and a blanket on it and called that a day. Also, the patient was sick, yet he couldn't even walk?
Same in the UK. Filming a patient without their consent will at the very minimum get you instantly fired. And as for then uploading it to the internet? That patient or their family, can sue you into another dimension.
I like how the defenders say "you're left to make up your own mind!" and yet they get incredibly mad when someone thinks it's fake. "you can have any horse as long as it's the black one" type energy
It's the same with anything, more recently of course the Vaccine. People always say " everyone is entitled to their opinion" but are quick to shut others down when it isn't the same as theirs lol
Have we ever seen the Ghost and John in the same place at the same time? I think John might actually be the ghost, and he made a clone to act like him to record him being the ghost. That way, nobody would suspect a thing.
I can confirm that I regularly film patients moving around the hospital as a matter of protocol. I don't work there and the police said that I'll be charged the next time I go but that won't stop me!
You need to show real physical EVIDENCE of the same hallways being filmed at the same time but with no grim reaper in it, or else it's the grim reaper. -average paranormal believer
Yeah, my HIPPA alarm was going off, something that becomes permanently part of your thought process when working in the medical field. I was hoping that this footage was not submitted by a paramedic but by a family member or non-hospital personnel. Lawsuit bait.
Unless you dedicate the time to copy paste and source all instances of these so called "HIPAA" "laws" the burden of proof is on YOU and the video is completely legally allowed in the global state of United States of America! Some people.
@@smaakjeks I'm a paranormal believer BUT ghosts videos give me the icks. I hate these, they always look fake and urealistic, I just HATE them. And I'm always enjoying debunking them while I watch them. I follow a dude that really wants to film paranormal activies, but whenever something happens, he always dubunks his own stuff, I like that about him and it's more believable than most of the fake shit we find on the internet EVEN THO he doesn't actually find anything. 😂
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable. He filmed a spooky ghost video home alone all by himself with nobody behind the door, and then debunked himself! What a chadwick.
Honestly the original video of Ethan's Tiktok video, is scary without adding in a scream. The fact that all the insects, birds, and wind stops, and before the silence, a lone cricket is heard still chirping. That is hella unsettling
@@dracu9833 There's a few, the most common is that some animal or insect detected a predator; often either a predatory bird like a hawk or a large ground predator like a bear or mountain lion and are trying to stay silent so they don't become food. The other explanation is a the imminent arrival of a massive storm, birds can plant themselves in any small location in safety of the oncoming weather, and seeing as most birds make noise for either mating or direction purposes, they'll fall silent when they need to stay put.
@@DreemurrTheStreamurr this may be nitpicky or dumb, but what kind of predator would make both birds and insects shut up? or do all animals just realize that a bear is dangerous, even though they're not on its menu? and I didn't know birds could sense storms like that. makes perfect sense, but I never thought of it
Mate, no matter how much proof you show in your debunks, there will always be ghost-hunting fanboys/fangirls saying you've debunked nothing. I get this ALL THE TIME. You're doing so great. Love your videos
To be fair, as an avid watched of all these ghost channels, I dont think anyone is 100% believing everything, sometimes its just fun to suspend your disbelief and watch the weird stuff. Even the channel creators acknowledge it may be fake
it really goes both way say these were actually real they're never going to be able to prove that they actually were home alone or that they didn't fake a camera cutting out/dying or something and if they walked around turning every corner to try, skeptics will always have an excuse to debunk ("they must be REALLY good at editing those cuts" or "okay, but you didn't show inside that one tiny cabinet in the corner that could have a false wall" or something idk) (not speaking for the ones with stock sounds and clear jump cuts, of course. sometimes fake is just fake lol) i mean, for the record, i'm skeptical too, but i love watching content from both sides for entertainment
Most clips are debunked in my mind by the simple fact that "Wow, sure was lucky you had your camera out and ready for SOME reason right before all the spooky stuff started."
Yeah. I’ve seen stuff that I can’t explain a few times in my life but the common factor was always that whatever it was that happened was over before I could really react. People having their cameras perfectly placed to catch all this in frame was always too convenient for me to buy the videos being legit.
Yeah I remember seeing a supposedly real spooky video of a ghost peeking through a door. The guy caught it because he was recording the fucking hallway of his house or something and it was like one of those "he didn't notice at the time" type videos... I mean, sure, but why tf would you silently record a hallway in the dark in the first place? Nobody does that lol
@@glitchrr36 I have also had stuff happen that I couldn't explain. However, in those cases I reminded myself of the fact that I may be reasonably intelligent person, but there are many things I do not know or understand. In other words, the fact *I* don't know what happened, doesn't mean it is inexplicable. Maybe some expert or another has a perfectly logical explanation of it.
same. I always sit and wonder why was someone randomly recording their living room or basement or garage for no reason? or just happened to turn on their camera 10 seconds before a demon manifested to be a bit of a nuisance? it's just goofy.
around 46:36 in the "Red Light Scream Light" chapter, you can actually see the camera woman's shadow as she lifts her hand just as the ceiling lamp goes out of frame and comes back swinging
My favorite part of these ghost videos with John isn’t the debunking (which is fun), it’s John openly and passionately advocating for rational thinking.
Except for the fact he is wrong about youtubers not letting the viewers decide for themselves if the video is fake. No one is making anyone think that ghosts are real, anyone is welcome to debunk them. Some youtubers like Nuke like to add effects and footage for the creepy factor or as cues to point out the "ghosts", not to trick audiences obviously. Its fun to be spooked by things, even if fake. Its not the youtubers fault if someone takes them too seriously.
@@funnyman8713 I agree with you in the sense that I doubt any of these youtubers have malicious intent; most if not all of them are channels that are only trying to give people a fun scare, and the "investigative" approach helps set a fun mood. But manipulating the "evidence" by adding effects without informing people you've done that, or using leading language like "X happened *inexplicably*", when there very well could be a simple explanation, ect. lends undeserved credence to a certain conclusion. It's not letting people decide fairly, which I'd argue is John's point. And yes, it's fun to be spooked by the mysterious. It's also fun (imo more so) to solve that mystery.
Normally I'd say "don't waste time on the haters" and all of that, but I have to say, despite the sarcasm, it was refreshing to see you treating the mad commenters as human beings and validating their perspectives and feelings by taking them seriously enough to walk through them and explain the flaws in thinking behind them. Man, I'm trying really hard to be positive but I don't think I quite pulled that off
Funny how they ask for "Irrefutable proof" that the videos are fake, but they don't need "Irrefutable proof" that the videos are real to go around claiming that they are real... And honestly, John DOES debunk a lot of them.
@@koreangokuI think those who troll others on internet are just broken people who don't have any shit to do, they themselves are not happy with their own life so they find pleasure in making a life little harder for somebody else. Those people are just pathetic if they see someone happy or rising to the top so they try to troll for no reason just to fill their own low self esteem.
Same with people who believe in conspiracies. It's somehow on me to prove that aliens DIDN'T build the pyramids, and all the evidence in the world is never enough.
I was kind of surprised to find out how vicious and defensive fans of ghost hunting videos are. So many of them act like anyone saying “that’s fake” is a personal attack on them. I love your content and how you go about debunking videos. I also think your funny. So take that haters.
I definitely think ghost shit is fake, but I also think that people who don't believe in ghosts (myself included) are much more judgmental of people who do than vice versa, and that the hostile response from believers is just reactionary, them parroting what they've had to deal with. Granted, I also totally think they are delusional and deserve the ire, so...
I think part of it is that for a lot of ghost shit to be scary, you have to believe it's real. To then be told that it's actually fake means that part of yourself needs to admit you've been fooled. But how could you have been fooled? You're too smart to be fooled so the person debunking is actually the fool. It's the same with politics and information. People just don't like to be wrong. As an aside I don't think that paranormal events can't happen. Just, it's convenient that almost all caught on camera events seem to be as someone is recording. My experience with unknown events (things randomly flying across the room, lights turning on by themselves...) is that you don't know when it's going to happen. There is no patern. It just happens.
@@michaelmiradezandbandi wouldn't say thats true personally. The people who believe this stuff are more hostile. And on top of that naive AND delusional
@@CallMeMitochondriastuff like this is spiritual in a sense so if they truly believe in it, telling them it's not real feels like a slap to the face to what they believe they've seen or experienced. I'm kinda in the middle tbh where there sometimes are things that can't be explained but I'm also not believing every video I see on the Internet.
Oh yeah, it's actually pretty hilarious. lol Someone said that for one of the videos, and someone got defensive and told them to replicate it. I'm like, we literally don't need to do that. lol
The burden of proof being demanded much higher on the criticism than on the ghost video making the claim is something I so hate, cause I also see it being done elsewhere constantly.
I hate to tell you this, but there are middle aged people watching them too. My dad is an avid ghost video watcher and he's in his late 50's. Some people just believe what they wanna believe, man. @@OHOHOHCOME
I think it's because it's killing people's buzz. Like, you believe in ghosts and you see a video and it shows a ghost and the comments agree it's a ghost and you can't think of a reason it's not a ghost and oh my god a real ghost video we have a video of ghosts! And then someone comes up and says 'that looks fake and here's how they did it' and that just ruins your emotional state, so now you get defensive and start to throw up impossible hurdles to prevent that person from ruining your fun because what you REALLY want is to be confirmed in your beliefs, not to critically judge the world around you. But you don't want to admit it because that would mean you made an emotional call and not a factual one, which means that it could just be fake and someone played with your emotions for a laugh and now you feel like an idiot and we definitely can't have that so it's definitely that asshole's fault who made you think it might not be real. Like John has mentioned in other videos, it's Confirmation Bias. If you believe in ghosts you're not going to harshly judge a video that confirms what you believe. You're going to let the people that tell you 'it's a ghost' walk into your head with the door open while you're boarding up the windows and closing the gates for anyone who says it's not.
The girl in the first clip has a horror movie character's brain lmao. She heard rummaging sounds downstairs and her first thought was "GHOST" and decided to go down and FILM IT. I'm gonna break into her house and steal everything while making spooky ghost noises lmao. No police would be called.
John, you could make a 5 hour documentary about toasters and I would watch the whole video in one sitting. It’s not just your content, it’s your energy and what you have to say that makes me love your content so much.
I wonder how these people feel making fake ghost videos in their house and then have to casually live there at night without at least being freaked out of random noises.
These debunking videos really pick at the heart of the issue in our society, which is media literacy. (or lack there of). People will believe anything without any sort of critical thinking or analysis. With the increase of AI usage, it's getting worse. I love the new direction of this channel and the new gaming channel. Much respect.
People have been unimaginably stupid for a minute, and it's honestly scary to me. To think these people walk and drive next to me every day is.. unnerving
It’s less that they’re stupid and more like they want it to be true. They’ve attached their egos to something being the truth and interpret any information contradicting it as an attack on themselves. Basically, it’s an emotional problem and not a matter of intelligence.
The other thing that strikes me about the cop footage (along with the thousand things already mentioned) is the fact that the cop doesn't IMMEDIATELY check behind the door as soon as he enters each room. A cop is going to be looking for immediate threats, and in this case that would logically be behind the door since the door MOVED.
Plus if you watch body cam footage, the angle is so weird. Normally if you see a cop aiming it almost takes up the whole screen, but with this its more like an FPS where the hands are super low. It's got the water mark good and the terrible audio, but I've never ever seen glitches even remotely close to that. Plus like John said, can you imagine hearing that behind you and not only ignoring it by only turning around and not yelling....but then continuing not to investigate and go back downstairs like "Were good" when its a god damn burglary you're investigating, and you just heard heavy footsteps upstairs. He's 100% not a cop and if he somehow was he's fired day 2.
THANK YOU I was looking for a comment about this!! If they were looking for a home intruder and just saw the door opening with no one in sight, the first place they'd check would be behind the door! The movements are so slow, truly like some videogames haha
@@DetectiveJones This is exactly what I was gonna say. I've watched a lot of bodycam vid, this is fake af. The camera is perfectly aimed, the flashlight is pointed directly ahead--real bodycam footage doesn't look like this, police would be scanning the entire room, the light would be sweeping all over the place. You're absolutely right, it looks like an FPS haha.
@@DetectiveJones The watermark is the bare minimum. There would be a transparent watermark of the department which would contain the relevent case/report number and release information (IE: Released due to court order no: xx-xxxxxx or request no: xx-xxxxxx for example). These would all be burned into the bodycam footage before it was released. It's severely lacking in information for it to be genuine footage. The only time "clean" bodycam footage is played is generally in court, everything else has all of that information so it's provenance cannot be removed and it's authenticity can be established by cross referencing the report as well as the release information. Also you can just buy a an Axios 2 or a knockoff that'll put the bare minimum watermark on the footage.
I love the lack of communication between the officers, not calling it in, not requesting backup, not asking the homeowner for a layout of the home, splitting up instead of clearing together methodically room by room.
No officer would just walk quietly into a room where he just saw door movement. He would yell out, ID himself, demand the unidentified person ID himself and get the other officer
The way the officer is holding his gun and flashlight is a very hollywood posture, too. I'm pretty sure real police would use the flashlight hand to stabilize their sidearm from below, not have it above.
@@sidradYou don't stabilize your gun with your wrist, you aren't stabilizing anything doing that. That's just hollywood thinking it served as a stabilizer or that it looked cool- in reality it's most likely to ensure that, in the case of using a flashlight, the flashlight is shining where the gun is pointing. In the video I'm pretty sure the gun is resting on top of the wrist but the blurr is giving the impression that the wrist is resting on the gun (which would be arguably worse LMAO)
This is the first video of yours that I’ve seen, and I absolutely loved when you took a detour to speak on debunking and the burden of proof. That alone made me hit the subscribe button. Also, you are hilarious! 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
The one with the police officers has so many tell tale signs: 1. Real Axon body cameras have significant fish eye. All the walls around him would have a concave curve. 2. A body camera is mounted on the chest or on one of the shoulders. If it's on the chest, whenever the officer's arms extend out, they would show up on the upper half of the screen and take up much more of the screen. If it were mounted to one of his shoulders, the footage would not be anywhere near as centered. 3. The camera follows the flashlight as if it's mounted to his forehead. If you want to look around, you tilt your head. You don't move your entire torso around. 4. The "officer" holds his flashlight improperly. He has his flashlight above his right wrist. That puts his left wrist behind the gun. If he were to take a shot, the slide on the gun would slam into his left wrist probably causing a malfunction. It's almost like the person has never shot a gun before. Although, could be argued that the officer was improperly trained. 5. Police issued flashlights usually aren't that weak and have a different beam pattern. Most duty grade flashlights have a very bright center with small bit of spill. The flashlight they're using is just one solid beam of light. Maybe their department is experiencing budget cuts and handing out Walmart brand flashlights to all its officers.
I agree with you that the video is fake to start with, however I do have to say one thing, some departments do have head level cameras, typically mounted on glasses.
There is a large number of tells, John is correct, the officer would be loudly ordering the people come out and calling for his partner, if he's nervous enough to pull his gun he wants backup. A cop also isn't going to hear a large amount of movement like that and not investigate. They are there on a potential intruder, he's not going to turn his back to all that rukus.
The other thing I noticed is that there's next to no radio chatter. And I'm not saying there needs to be a ton but it seems like its a slow night. And also our two police officers don't provide status updates via the radio. "Hey officer B I've got a door opening up on the second floor." "Roger that on my way." No police officer would see that and not alert their partner.
It's weird that I think some of the radio noise sounds really familiar from some of the games I've played, tho that could just be because the audio was taken from a radio. But there's a lot of instances in the original video where it sounds like something was transmitted, but there just isn't anything said. It's just the radio cutting out sound.
John, I am so sorry that after watching so many videos about ghosts and demons you've finally invited one into your home. That closet footage was terrifying, and I hope you stay safe friend. and the fact that you were home alone? They love to strike when we're at our most vulnerable. Also, if the amount of respect I have for your elaborate pranks was up to me, it would be immeasurable.
The negative energy attracts evil spirits😭 I’ve started including John in my nightly prayers and purchased some purity crystals to help battle his demons away🙏 amen and rip Beyoncé
While I do agree that negative energy can attract spirits I see nothing negative in Johns energy. That aside he made that video to prove we could say it fake while in a way saying it was. There's no ghost in his home messing with his closet.
Personally, I think that people feel dumb for believing something was real when given a few reasons to the contrary. They then feel angry towards the person who said it’s not real so that person gets the blame instead of the original person who duped them.
Yeah that's part of it, another thing is that, for most people, when you show them proof of them being wrong this tends to strengthen their belief in that thing. Convincing someone they're wrong is very difficult
I've lost friends here on RUclips for telling them the possible other reasons things have occurred. There's a small horror community with a few channel hosts who believe they have experienced supernatural hauntings. I was on a few chats in their live streams in the past before hand. They seemed like a friendly bunch. But they decided to switch from funny live streams to talking about ghosts. Once I left them my impressions, they first left me a reply telling me that I had no expertise in any kind of psychological aspects whatsoever, which I don't have any kind of credentials. They said that they were very healthy because I mentioned psychosis being a factor. However, that particular live streamer had a few lives streams that were very long. If I remember correctly they last 24 hours some times. Well, sleep deprivation can induce psychosis. But not for them because they are better than that. And I mentioned a few times when things happened to me that anyone else might consider them to be supernatural, which I didn't because I thought logically about it. But they didn't care. They told me not to post on their supernatural episides ever again because they were just having fun and I ruined it. And they completely ignored me in the other chats. They also mentioned that someone in their community was being a jerk there lately and that they decided to stop talking with them. During that stream, I was asking them if they were talking about me in the chat, but no one said a word to me. No one would acknowledge me after that. I left a response after the post explaining my thoughts telling them that I tried to talk with them about it but they didn't reply. Ever since then, I stilled viewed some of their concent. But tried to enter their community again and mentioned a few things and they decided to call me names and I just decided to stay away from them. The few things I mentioned I won't be saying here because they are very taboo and RUclips will automatically delete such things. THe taboo nature of the horror genre is partially why I brought it up, but I also thought maybe they'd connect with me again and they would bring up certain things that they did in the past. But they decided to throw me under the bus again. So, I unsubbed to them all and never went back. If telling your friends how you feel and what you think can do that, they weren't your friends to begin with.
One time, as a small child, me and my mother came home and we found the door unlocked (she forgot to lock it) at the time she had me wait outside as she went through our house with a heavy object and checked every crevice because she didn’t know if anyone was in our home. To add to this, I don’t think my mom would just shine a light and be like “hope there isn’t anyone scary in your closet tonight sweetie” Immeasurably. I am quite a fan of John and all he does.
Im pretty forgetful so sometimes i forget to lock my door and sometimes forget to close it at all, and its a whole event when i get home it drives my girlfriend crazy but i check anywhere a human could conceivably fit ( including laundry machines and cabinets) . i know a lot of that is just paranoia but i could not imagine being so far in the other direction that i just said to my GF that there might be someone in the house and just have us go about our day.
I remember this. I had been inside, hiding, waiting for your mother. I had not expected you to be there as well. I slipped out at my first opportunity.
I can confirm 2 things: 1) People online don’t even know what burden of proof means 2) 100% sure those are either the WORST trained officers or fake. And I’m going with fake/staged based on the lack of tactics.
yeah the guy didn't report to the other officer when the door moved and he didn't yell when he heard movement behind him i don't even think it's a question
It does beg the question whether this means the video is illegal. It feels like people shouldn't be allowed to pose as police officers in a fake video purporting to be genuine.
@@mrdrayson9733 It’s not, there’s nothing inherently wrong with pretending to be of a certain profession in a video that has no immediate bearing on people’s lives. If that’s the case, then movies like Paranormal Activity would’ve never been allowed and the actors would’ve been arrested. Same with “Patty Mayo”. It’s all for “entertainment purposes” protected under the First Amendment. It’s beyond obvious that’s it’s fake.
I came to the comments hoping someone pointed out how mistaken some folks are about the burden of proof and find I am not disappointed. It is incumbent on those trying to demonstrate ghosts, ghoulies, and other supernatural things exist to provide proof, not those who do not believe them. Not believing is the default state and being skeptical about the veracity of fantastical events is a completely natural response.
1. Body cameras don’t glitch like that. 2. Clearing rooms solo is a thing but you’d absolutely be calling for your partner as soon as you saw that door move. You’d also be going over the air letting your dispatcher know to “hold the air” (which means to stop all non emergency radio transmissions). That will also prompt other cars to start heading that way because they know you got something going on. 3. If he heard all that noise coming from behind him, his partner would hear it too and ask if he’s ok. 4. You would absolutely start turning that house over if they heard that much noise.
On top of that, while crossing your arms with flashlight in one hand and firearm in the other is a thing, generally the flashlight arm goes under the weapon to help provide a more stable shooting platform, as opposed to 34:19.3, where if the officer fired his left wrist would probably get tagged by the slide and potentially cause a jam.
Also you don’t actually see a cop car outside just the lights flashing … could have been a fake police light on top of any car … that is a lot to go through though just for a fake ass video.
At the end when both “cops” and headed back outside the police lights are also turned off. They were running when they first went in but you do not see the light at all reflecting in the room, through the curtains on the second level or from looking out the door. Emergency vehicle lights are bright enough that they would be waking up the entire neighborhood let alone being seen inside the house.
Here’s my take as someone who has been apart of something possibly paranormal: When it’s real, the fear grips you like no other. Grabbing your phone to record is the absolute last thing on your mind. You sort of freeze up in terror in the moment. People who are dedicated to studying and documenting paranormal activity have struggled for decades to get indisputable scientific proof. So I do find it a bit ridiculous that suddenly every average joe with a cellphone is getting footage of what I consider “paranormal phenomenon”. Most investigators only manage to record orbs and suspicious noise but yes, average schmucks are filming physical paranormal activity in their homes across the country.
I know that exact feeling- except its not necessarily fear either but just sheer confusion. Remember hearing a door in my old house open, went to take a peek and it just moved left and right on its own for a good amount of time. No, didnt think of getting camera, more akin to "Huh, well that's probably not right." And continued on after the initial confusion left.
Interesting take. i will have to remember that when watching these videos. I had something paranormal happen to me once, not sure if it was actually paranormal or not but i certainly couldnt explain it. I remember thinking about recording it but i never did and it only ever happened 3 times. My parents lived in a haunted house once but i dont think they ever recorded anything, only had stories. They did tell me that you can very well sense the presence of a ghost and that they couldnt sleep well in that house.
In my experience it’s not just the fear/shock/confusion either, it’s how quick shit goes down. I’ve had some wild experiences in my day, and all of them were over before I would have even had time to grab my phone and start recording. If we were seeing more videos of people just barely catching a thud or movement in the background of a birthday video, or kids fucking about with a camera and catching a weird voice it would be one thing. But somehow all these experiences go on for long enough for the person involved to start filming, and then the person immediately becomes prescient enough to have the activity perfectly in the centre of the frame every time? Yeah, alright mate.
You probably didn't experience anything actually paranormal because it's not real. Just because YOU PERSONALLY can't explain something doesn't mean it's magic or whatever. That's the same folly that many fall into. "I can't explain it so it ghosts or demons or aliens or god or alien demon ghosts." I don't care if this sounds mean or harsh or whatever. Get fucked.
I wasn't happy (at first) about the way John's channel had evolved. I miss the old 3 random horror games days, but I'm glad to see John's doing really well with these new reaction videos. Getting millions of views. He deserves it. And these videos are pretty entertaining.
@@areolikajenknips1702 The fact he feels like he has to explain himself and his debunking, sucks hard. He's been genuine since the start, only his real fans would know that tho.
Your segment going back and elaborating on burden of proof is really fantastic. It’s a logical fallacy that applies far beyond ghost clips, and this is one of the better debunks of that mindset that I’ve heard. Keep up the great work, the amount of respect I have for you is even higher than in that one guy’s comment (burden of proof is on him, not me).
I get so much replay value out of John's vids since he started branching into debunking/aita material. I sincerely find them all hilarious and thoughtful and thorough. I've seen all of these and I'm watching this on a playlist of them now on my TV. Just now jumped on my phone so I could leave a comment. I really hope more are on the way! Beautiful work!
honestly we need more stuff like this out there on the platform, john. the reactions of those people trying to put the burden of proof on you (or others) who have no reason to need to prove anything is such an obvious sign of the media literacy problem that exists at large. you demonstrate so well in these videos HOW to become more media literate and how to question things in an effective way.. these people want to believe things just because they /want/ to believe them, not because they're basing anything in logic or critical thinking, and hear what they want to hear because their opinion is all that matters to them. anyways, the respect i have for john wolfe is immeasurable. i've watched your videos for the last ~8 years and you've been one of my favorites, and one who i respect very much. i hope all your viewers really do take your sign off seriously, because critical thinking is important and grossly underused by a huge chunk of society.
@@alkeenan7906 I hate to break it to you, but since ghosts don't exist, no, the burden of proof is still on the people saying something is haunted lol, not the person debunking it.
In the context of this video, John did exactly that. But, I get where you're coming from even if I disagree outside of a scientific context. I just believe people should think for themselves, prove to themselves whether or not something is true with critical thinking, logic, and their own research, not expect someone else to do it for them. The burden of proof should fall on no one, because we should all learn how to analyze things for ourselves.. and analysis isn't watching edited clips on youtube to circlejerk about how "ghosts are real". John's point has always been "think critically" and he showed by a lot of those comments that plenty of people don't. They believe what they want to believe no matter what, no application of logic or reason in their thought process. Given that ghosts cannot be proven real or fake because they are a concept and not an actual, material thing (much like dieties, astrology, or what happens to things when they are not being observed - the only "proof" they don't exist is the use of logic and what is a more likely scientific explanation for certain phenomenon or worldviews), it is unreasonable to expect proof from someone who quite literally cannot give it being that there is no such thing as proof of ghosts since there is no way to scientifically test or quantify the existence of a "ghost". He can provide proof such as "here's signs the video was doctored" or "this was a stock audio sound", but this proof never seems to be "proof" enough.. These people want proof of something unproveable, and just because something is unprovable does not prove it exists. "Prove it's not!" is not a scientifically sound argument, and the proof for such a claim falls on the claimant, not their audience. Any claim can be unproveable if you make it ridiculous enough. No scientist can make an unscientific claim and be seen as anything other than a joke by people doing actual science - proving actual, recordable, repeatably testable theories. If you make an unscientific, untestable claim, it's not on the world to prove your idea is logical, it's on you to prove why your hypothesis holds any water at all.
@@pstmdrn_werewolf so the burden of proof is placed solely on the shoulders of people who believe in it and claim their place is haunted, but that same burden shouldn't be placed on those making claims against it? I would like to ask you to provide proof that ghosts don't exist but, let's face it, you logical people can only ever use the same argument as those to believe in the stuff: you can't prove your own belief is absolutely true.
I can’t believe there are people who attack you in defense of these “ghost” videos lmao. I really hope it doesn’t get to you! Keep these debunking videos coming please!
Debunking a video is sometimes as difficult as it's authentication unless it's freaking obvious, like seeing a photo of food in a menu (used to help with those so I know some are real, some are staged but real and others are gorgeous foam + photoshop). However, the fact that I've experienced some weird stuff in my life doesn't mean I believe every vid is fake, I usually see how the people react in those vids to the "paranormal", the most common reactions in real life I've seen and experienced are disbelief (it's the WTF just happened? which is the most common), the paralizing fear (which is f'd up and instinctive) and the F'k that s**t I'm running.
For the Ding Dong Ditched one, the idea that she's just chatting with her boyfriend on speakerphone outside her front door at night is just insane. Who does that? How is that even a plausible premise? I love how you not only say how easy it is to fake, but then just do it. You're amazing, John.
The conversation is really stupid too, it’s so obvious that it’s acting. Then the door “slams shut and locks” and all she can say it “dude the door just slammed shut… and it’s locked!” And there’s no urgency or concern that maybe someone is in her house? And then she LEAVES THE PHONE DOWN? People are very gullible.
I thought she was letting the dog out honestly so this caught me off guard. Also I remember laughing at the hair pulling clip bc her dog is staring at whoever did it off cam beforehand 😹
@@Nenernener123 YES! I forgot to mention how funny it is that the dog looks over at the person faking the hair pull. It's so funny that they left that in. I like to imagine they did a bunch of takes and eventually said "Screw it. We'll leave it in. Nobody will notice." (Though sad reality is probably they didn't even notice.)
Yeah if that was real then those people are fucking robots with the way their conversation was going down. That guy sounded like he couldn't even take himself seriously
I didn't think about how stupid that was at first lol. The *only* plausible explanation would be that she gets bad cell service inside vs right outside (happens to tons of people I know at least). But then......why call in the middle of the night? And wifi calling exists nowadays. Also if you're going to stand outside in the middle of the night on the phone, why not take your dog out with you lmao?
I've been watching John Wolfe's videos for 8 years (with my husband). The amount of respect I have for him and the direction he's taking his channel is truly immeasurable.
John debunking paranormal clips with the power of critical thinking and objective reason is hurting feelings and crushing dreams like when kids find out about Santa 😭😂
I'd also like to point out that the defenders of Nuke are wrong when they claim "he leaves it up to the viewers to decide," as if it were that simple. He can SAY the words "I'll leave it up for you to decide," but he tries his absolute hardest to paint every clip as if it's real. He doesn't just put scary music and sounds over the videos that weren't originally there, he also consistently describes the events of the video as "absolutely chilling" or "downright terrifying" or whatever. And when he ends the clip by saying "is it real, or is it all just an elaborate hoax?" he's poisoning the well with the phrasing of that question. The use of the word "elaborate" entails that it would all just be so crazy and complicated to fake it, which is an attempt to frame the supernatural explanation as more likely. And it's just a false dichotomy to portray it that way anyway; he makes it sound like the ONLY two possible explanations are that it's 100% real, or some kind of painstakingly planned fraud, and those are certainly not the only options on the table.
I dunno, I think he already knows that they are fake or either explainable. He keeps telling, that the most scary videos are the ones with the one with people involved. He even says that, this video is "too good", in other words easily debunkable.
@@ranibow_sprimkles elaborate hoax means the video recorders were in on this. Is it real means it is plausible as something explainable not necessarily paranormal
@@MrSdsok Oh- well yeah, I meant it more akin to the comment above. Its just entertaining- whether its real or not is indeed ultimately up to whoever is watching. I was mostly just refering to the other comment above with all the 'poisoning the well' stuff.
I have an immeasurable amount of respect for you. Also I gotta say the officer video is clearly someone's prized 'analog horror' editing project. The hidden cuts are well done, but like you said, the police actors are not believable because they're not acting how actual cops would.
Also, the fact that they weren't properly clearing each room. Like yeah, let's not immediately look behind a door that just swung open. It's not like a suspect could be armed and hiding behind it smh
@@thirteenhoursago RIGHT!? Like I get it its supposed to be scary but if you want something to be really scary. At least make it seem as legit as possible.
I'm a med student, not a paramedic. But even a CNA or member of housekeeping staff could tell you that there's no way you'd be able to not only film patients on a personal device, let alone post it to RUclips. When I was a CNA/TMA if I so much as thought about looking at my phone my supervising RN or DON were automatically summoned from their pocket dimension(s) to deliver a lecture.
YES. I glanced at my phone as I was getting off the elevator one day and an RN saw me and I got written up. Like when I say glanced, I mean I literally looked down at it and put it back in my pocket. There's no way someone was recording a patient without getting in trouble.
@@aarondavis8943 Lol... had a rotation with Doc Vader. He's pretty cool outside of work. But he'll use the force on you if mess up during rounds. Just wish he'd target the pharmaceutical reps instead of us. 😢 Edit: Zubin MD, aka ZdoggMD, reference. Doc Vader skits go up on Fridays.
Someone is going to need to explain to me why ghosts only ever wiggle light fixtures and menacingly open cabinets before I'll ever believe these people.
I've always said, if ghosts are humans and intelligent. Why do they just open doors and flicker lights. It's hilarious bringing it up always makes em mad.
I don't believe in it but as a kid I used to watch these shows where people would talk about their paranormal experiences and the show would "explain" what and why the ghost would do that. Apparently ghosts are spiritual beings that haven't made it to the afterlife yet because they have some unfinished business on earth (be it revenge, anger what have you, mostly evil people that don't want to let go). So they stay on earth until they resolve their shit. But these spirits aren't as connected to the physical world anymore which means they have to use alot of strength and power to even influence anything, so that's why it's only small things like gusts of wind or falling objects. The stronger a being is, the more they can influence so that's why poltergeists and demons do so much shit. And of course demons are powered by Satan or something. But that would "explain" why you can't have a normal conversation with a ghost on a ouija board. Only when they have something really important to say.
LOVE this video. One thing that bothers me about Nukes Top 5 and others is they'll describe something as "unexplainable" and then go on to give possible explanations! lol
Ghost believers: “I need facts, concrete proof, and statistics when you’re trying to debunk a viral ghost video.” Also ghost believers: “A thing moved. Definitely a ghost.”
@@GHMYahookaSo, you're going to believe that a thing for which no demonstration has been provided to prove its existence is the BEST candidate explanation, until someone demonstrates otherwise with something besides snark. That's not critical thinking, that's gullibility.
@@GHMYahookayou shouldn't need anything to not believe it. You should need a reason to think that a paranormal event is even a possibility as an answer to why a thing happened. We aren't even to that point yet for ANY of these videos to put "ghost" in the category of possible explanation. You are doing things backwards. The default should be, not real until proven true. Not, real until proven false.
@@midnightmalice4501innocent until proven guilty isnt the method for things like this, this isn’t a dichotomy situation as nothing is in science, it isn’t real or fake, it’s neither until it’s proven to be one. The dichotomy aspect of innocence and guilt only exists because the founding fathers needed to ensure that those under trial wouldn’t be treated as guilty unfairly, and jumping to the conclusion that videos like these are real or fake with 0 evidence is doing just that, treating them unfairly. Not saying these are real, they’re definitely fake, but my belief that they are is not the same as their objective fakeness
I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if John has a few fans that are ghosts, just because they're no longer living doesn't mean that they can't appreciate good content.
I have just come across your channel. Your debunking is great content. I find the paranormal videos rather amusing and you adding your narrative is brilliant
I am very gullible at times, ghosts have always scared me since I was a kid. But you explaining why the video is most likely fake really helps me to analyze the videos further and not just jump to being frightened. Honestly it heals a part of my inner child. I love the videos you make John.
Sweetie, most entities (not ghosts) are not malicious, they can sometimes play mischievous tricks, but that is not malicious! Just treat them with respect, just like the living want to be treated! You really should not fear them, okay? Lots of love from Pinkie
See it this way: with ALL the "evidence" there is no video of a ghost doing anything malicous, besides knocking or open/closing a door. if that is anything "evil" then... damn... Ghosts-believer want it to be real so bad, but there's so much that doesn't make sense. (like how the entities always look different)
@@lavarsch Almost every living person looks different too, is it not so, dear? I'm 64 and I have already experienced and seen a lot. That not everyone believes in it, so be it, I agree to disagree. Lets respect others opinions, okay? I'mnot gonna try to convince others, just give my opinion and others are also free to give theirs, preferably with respect ;-) Like I said, I'm a believer but a sceptical one! I do not believe just everything, but, I'm an openminded old gall. I also know there is so much more between heaven and earth then we all know. Spread love, not hate, stay safe and healthy. Love from Pinkie
What I like the best about your videos is that you are saying what me and alot of other people are saying/thinking infront of the screen. So THANK YOU!! 🙏🏻🧡
John Wolfe is out here taking on the burden of fighting off and educating the idiots/trolls of the internet....and the amount of respect I have for him for doing that?........immeasurable.
The police one also had interesting dialogue: “Is it okay if we search the house?”. If there is a crime being suspected then they wouldn’t even need to ask.
@@jackalexander3973 fortunately no. If you believe someone has broken inside your home and you call the police, you don’t need them to wait to get a warrant to act.
@@jackalexander3973 Nope. If they believe (or can convince a judge afterwards) that there is imminent threat to someone's life or an active crime being committed, police are allowed to enter premises or search premises without permission. It's called probable cause. For example, if a cop pulls you over and suspects you of being intoxicated, they are allowed to search the car without permission to find out if you have drugs or alcohol. If they get a call that a person has or is suspected of going to harm themselves, a cop can just enter your house without permission because they are under the impression they are entering to save your life.
There’s nothing about that clip that leads one to think actual officers are involved. Working for a LEA, the big one for me is you never hear a radio/never hear anyone talking on a radio.
John I need more of these asap! 😅 I've already watched each one twice... I believe in the paranormal and have had my own experiences, but it gets under my skin when obvious fake videos are passed off as real... I like that you put them on blast 😅
John. You have no idea how much respect i have for you. It is unfathomably immeasurable. But im also deeply concerned for your well-being. Your house is so haunted with so many ghosts and demons. That closet door was terrifying, the way it opened and slams all by itself, gives me insane goosebumps. I really hope you're being safe.
Your point about the mother reaction to an intruder in her child's room is what gets me in most of the haunting videos. People have their kids being pulled from their beds or they complain if someone talking to them or getting pinched and the parents don't grab their kids and leave the place immediately?? They hang around for a month while weird things happen with their kids in the house? It's either fake or they should be prosecuted for child endangerment.
I love these videos so much. John has the exact amount of sass and sarcasm needed to make this both entertaining as hell and seriously comfortable to watch. I really hope to see more of these!
"He's not providing evidence to prove it's not really a ghost!" They aren't providing evidence that it IS a ghost. If you're claiming there's a ghost, you need to prove it, not the other way around. It's like saying there are elves living in my shoes, and then telling you to prove that there aren't. And no, you can't look inside my shoes.
What i think is the most ridiculous idea about all these "ghost" stories, is that some immortal entity would waste its time moving little objects, ringing bells like a 6 year old moron or opening doors for no reason.
They do though. I don't believe in any of these ghost videos, they're all fake af, but I've had one real ghost experience in my life and I bet not even John could give a reasonable explanation for it. And in my experience it was just a simple jiggle of the door knob at my grandmothers creepy old house that was already suspected of being haunted. I can give more context if anyone reads this and is interested. And It's not that I want to believe they're real, I'd rather they don't in all honesty. Also, I don't agree with you for several reasons because 1. Everything exerts energy and doing smaller things exerts less energy. 2. You're implying that there's little time to do anything in the afterlife and time can't be wasted there. 3. When children pass, they automatically become mature adults and immature adults don't exist. If you think about it, the more crazier thing makes more sense.
@@OnimeDoobs Your comment isn´t worth a reply. I feel ashamed to live in a modern world and still have adults who believe in such nonsense. But here is some friendly advice. If you actually believe you have real ghosts in your house, go write to the James Randie Foundation, install cameras everywhere in your house, let some scientists come and validate why something is moving or whatever makes you believe that your house is "haunted" and if you are correct and there is something supernatural going on, you will be rewarded with millions of dollars and it will be in all the news worldwide. Till that day, feel ashamed to believe such nonsense.
@@hitman5782 "friendly advice" before telling a person to feel ashamed for not sharing your beliefs. right. what about feeling ashamed for clearly thinking you know how reality works when we can't even leave this one planet and properly explore a universe that has constantly flipped our understanding of things on its head? and I know it may be a little hard for you to understand, but something like a ghost wouldn't really follow our rules. some can physically push, others can just do smaller things and then you've got more infamous actions like possession. moving little things might seem like a waste of time to you, but they're not physical creatures and the weak or average ones likely have to exert a lot of energy just make those small physical interactions to annoy people or try to make them leave. feel ashamed to live in a modern world where adults still believe in these sorts of things all you want, some of us equally abhor a world that is nothing but cold science and no wonder or mystery.
@@Shalltear773 Like i said, nothing worth talking about. We live in a world where everybody has a camera, and we still have no demonstrable evidence for anything supernatural. Can you explain why you don´t invite scientists into your house to confirm your claims? One moving chair that isn´t moved by natural laws and you get a million dollars GUARANTED. Do all of you people who believe in such things simply don´t want the money? Or do you understand deep down that you are just morons? It can only be one of the two, right? Or is there a third option?
Honestly John I think these vids are super valuable, especially in this era of distrust, video editing, etc. Teaching your viewers how to look for cuts or sly editing in videos, logic, etc is really useful. I know you don't do these vids for the ~sociopolitical~ aspect of the world but I just wanted to say that I think you're doing good work, in a funny way :) as a long time fan of the channel (8 years now!) I really appreciate it!!
Fr was even funnier watching the idiots get mad that he debunks all their silly “ghosts” so easily, bc they believe in the paranormal with no evidence. Yet always have the audacity to get mad that skeptics, who use actual logic, have evidence to _disprove_
22:35 I used to have a doorbell that went off when nobody was there all the time. I mentioned it to my neighbor a few doors down and they said theirs did the same. Turned out we both had the same wireless doorbell so whenever someone would ring one of ours, they'd both ring. Or I guess it might've been ghosts.
I saw the same thing happen once with garage door openers... two relatively close together garage door openers just happened to be keyed to the same frequency from the same manufacturer. Because there are only so many that they can use to begin with.
Some older houses have this problem because of the wiring. It will randomly trigger from electrical issues. The only solution is to rewire the whole system so people just leave it as is. My sister’s house has this problem where the doorbell will go off randomly once in a blue moon. Sometimes it’d happen at 2-3am and freaked them out until they spoke with an electrician who explained it all.
Just discovered your channel. Your sarcasm is spot on and truthful as well. I am a Demonologist and I believe in the paranormal, however I can't believe in all the crap on RUclips. You are a breath of fresh air so sorely needed. Keep it up!....:)
I love how Nuke's fans are all like "it's up to you to decide, I'll let you decide, he lets us decide," but the moment you decide that he's full of sh-- um himself all of a sudden your decision is wrong.
As a Retired Patrol Sgt. the "Cop" is 1. holding his flashlight where if he did shoot the slide would hit his hand. Gun hand OVER light is the correct way. 2. He didn't clear the room properly 3. He didn't tell his Partner about any of it, even odd things we talk about and then both of us would go there and look. I could keep going on and on but it is 100 Percent FAKE!!!
Isn't there a bunch of laws against pretending to be real cops? Fiction is fiction, sure. But this was a """real"""" video, so their claims of being cops are equally real.
He watched the door to the room open, then walked in and turned his back immediately to where the person who opened the door would have been! I'm no police officer but even I know that's about the dumbest thing you could do
Pretty sure the flashlight is being held wrong intentionally, probably to hide that the weapon is a toy or something. Like, even a child who has never seen a handgun before knows that the off-hand is used to steady the weapon.
I am so extremely happy for this channel! I have spent too many embarrassing moments dedicated to watching these clips you’re revisiting and saying the things I said to myself while watching. Obviously…not as humorous. More importantly..what are those sweaters called again???? Fantabulous!! Do they make female versions???!!
At my old apartment, the bedroom door would sometimes suddenly open or close on its own. I got scared and thought it was a ghost before I realized that it happened every time the AC turned off. The AC turning off caused a change in air pressure that opened and closed the door.
happens in my room too. but then there was this one time it opened so wide, held for a few seconds, and then closed back. we didn't even turn on/off the ac. scared the hell out of me and my cousin😭
Back when I was a Child, my TV would suddenly turn of by itself, or the "Standby Light" would flicker on and off - it scared the shit out of me.. Turned out the TV Light was just broken and now...with hindsight, maybe I just had the remote in bed or accidentally turned on the TV - or it was a freak technical issue.
I've seen ghosts regularly since I was 2 and I've seen most of them in full daylight. The weirdest place was in the window display of a florists in a busy high street.
when you realize they blurred out the officers "gun" not because of youtube policy (they don't fucking care as long is it's not showing someone getting killed) but because it was probably some $10 Walmart airsoft pistol that was obviously a plastic toy if they didn't censor it
Not a paramedic but I'm an ER nurse, and I can tell you absolutely 100% it is not at all common practice to film transfers/transports/anything in a hospital. Why, you may ask? Because it's freaking illegal as all hell; blatant violation of HIPAA, the federal law that says patient information must be guarded at all times. If that video were legit, that dude would be fired at a minimum and could face 10 years in jail and a $100k fine if the court really wanted to make an example of him.
Also, I think that font is called 'cumic sans'
I dont think there was anyone in the stroller or whatever, they just put pillows and a blanket on it and called that a day. Also, the patient was sick, yet he couldn't even walk?
I lol'd so hard with the font name
Ye, anyone familiar with hippa law would very strongly agree with your statement. Lol
Same in the UK. Filming a patient without their consent will at the very minimum get you instantly fired. And as for then uploading it to the internet? That patient or their family, can sue you into another dimension.
ngl this doesn't look like a top of the line hospital anyway
I like how the defenders say "you're left to make up your own mind!" and yet they get incredibly mad when someone thinks it's fake. "you can have any horse as long as it's the black one" type energy
It's the same with anything, more recently of course the Vaccine. People always say " everyone is entitled to their opinion" but are quick to shut others down when it isn't the same as theirs lol
or like cults say "youre free to leave anytime" and the followers repeat that a bunch. fandoms have gotten culty nowadays!
They think the “interpretation” is supposed to be what kind of ghost you think it is
Them: You get to decide for yourself!
John: I decided it's fake.
Them: How dare you decide that on your own!
It's part of why I don't go near Nuke's unless somebody is ripping it apart for all the problems in it.
I can't believe there's an actual ghost in John's closet. This changes everything
I mean does it?
Hes needs someone to edit all his videos
And the ghost pays rent ahead of time
Explains so much though over the years
Makes sense seeing as I havent seen Guys in a while
lol
Have we ever seen the Ghost and John in the same place at the same time? I think John might actually be the ghost, and he made a clone to act like him to record him being the ghost. That way, nobody would suspect a thing.
I can confirm that I regularly film patients moving around the hospital as a matter of protocol.
I don't work there and the police said that I'll be charged the next time I go but that won't stop me!
You had me in the first half not gonna lie 😅
Hahahaha!
Paramedic here. No, we don't film transfers. Not only is it not common, it's illegal.
You need to show real physical EVIDENCE of the same hallways being filmed at the same time but with no grim reaper in it, or else it's the grim reaper.
-average paranormal believer
Yeah, my HIPPA alarm was going off, something that becomes permanently part of your thought process when working in the medical field. I was hoping that this footage was not submitted by a paramedic but by a family member or non-hospital personnel. Lawsuit bait.
Unless you dedicate the time to copy paste and source all instances of these so called "HIPAA" "laws" the burden of proof is on YOU and the video is completely legally allowed in the global state of United States of America! Some people.
@@smaakjeks I'm a paranormal believer BUT ghosts videos give me the icks. I hate these, they always look fake and urealistic, I just HATE them. And I'm always enjoying debunking them while I watch them. I follow a dude that really wants to film paranormal activies, but whenever something happens, he always dubunks his own stuff, I like that about him and it's more believable than most of the fake shit we find on the internet EVEN THO he doesn't actually find anything. 😂
But why is it illegal
You're not debunking the amount of respect I have for John Wolfe
Haha ok that one made me laugh
Are you saying there's zero way? A total lack of a way to debunk this? Woahh
@@roramoya was gonna say the exact same thing 😂😂😂
I want to steal, copy and paste this comment so bad. For the algorithm. LOL
Yeah? Name 7 of his videos without cheating
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable. He filmed a spooky ghost video home alone all by himself with nobody behind the door, and then debunked himself! What a chadwick.
Sometimes when you stare into the Abyss, John Wolfe stares back.
John Wolfe, the Chuck Norris of ghost debunking lol😂
Chad Wick: 4 is the best one.
You call that Debunking?! He didnt provide any evidence that the video he shot was fake!
Honestly the original video of Ethan's Tiktok video, is scary without adding in a scream. The fact that all the insects, birds, and wind stops, and before the silence, a lone cricket is heard still chirping. That is hella unsettling
Exactly my thoughts. The video is quite unsettling without any edits, why on Earth "improve" it...
People who know enough(basically just anything) about the woods to know why that's unsettling are probably smarter than the target audience.
@@TotallyCluelessGamer there's actually an explanation for why everything suddenly falls silent? what is it?
@@dracu9833 There's a few, the most common is that some animal or insect detected a predator; often either a predatory bird like a hawk or a large ground predator like a bear or mountain lion and are trying to stay silent so they don't become food. The other explanation is a the imminent arrival of a massive storm, birds can plant themselves in any small location in safety of the oncoming weather, and seeing as most birds make noise for either mating or direction purposes, they'll fall silent when they need to stay put.
@@DreemurrTheStreamurr this may be nitpicky or dumb, but what kind of predator would make both birds and insects shut up? or do all animals just realize that a bear is dangerous, even though they're not on its menu?
and I didn't know birds could sense storms like that. makes perfect sense, but I never thought of it
Mate, no matter how much proof you show in your debunks, there will always be ghost-hunting fanboys/fangirls saying you've debunked nothing. I get this ALL THE TIME. You're doing so great. Love your videos
To be fair, as an avid watched of all these ghost channels, I dont think anyone is 100% believing everything, sometimes its just fun to suspend your disbelief and watch the weird stuff. Even the channel creators acknowledge it may be fake
LOVE YOURE VIDEOSSSSSS
it really goes both way
say these were actually real
they're never going to be able to prove that they actually were home alone or that they didn't fake a camera cutting out/dying or something
and if they walked around turning every corner to try, skeptics will always have an excuse to debunk ("they must be REALLY good at editing those cuts" or "okay, but you didn't show inside that one tiny cabinet in the corner that could have a false wall" or something idk)
(not speaking for the ones with stock sounds and clear jump cuts, of course. sometimes fake is just fake lol)
i mean, for the record, i'm skeptical too, but i love watching content from both sides for entertainment
@@ivfeni ta very much 😊
Many believers in the paranormal WANT to believe. Rational explanations be gone!
The amount of John Wolfe I have for immeasurable is respect.
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Immeasurable, frankly, the amount of respect I have for John Wolfe
The proof of burden is on them for their burden of proof
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Most clips are debunked in my mind by the simple fact that "Wow, sure was lucky you had your camera out and ready for SOME reason right before all the spooky stuff started."
Yeah. I’ve seen stuff that I can’t explain a few times in my life but the common factor was always that whatever it was that happened was over before I could really react. People having their cameras perfectly placed to catch all this in frame was always too convenient for me to buy the videos being legit.
@@glitchrr36 I can't even take out the camera fast enough to catch sudden everyday stuff, let alone spooky stuff XD
Yeah I remember seeing a supposedly real spooky video of a ghost peeking through a door. The guy caught it because he was recording the fucking hallway of his house or something and it was like one of those "he didn't notice at the time" type videos... I mean, sure, but why tf would you silently record a hallway in the dark in the first place? Nobody does that lol
@@glitchrr36 I have also had stuff happen that I couldn't explain. However, in those cases I reminded myself of the fact that I may be reasonably intelligent person, but there are many things I do not know or understand. In other words, the fact *I* don't know what happened, doesn't mean it is inexplicable. Maybe some expert or another has a perfectly logical explanation of it.
same. I always sit and wonder why was someone randomly recording their living room or basement or garage for no reason? or just happened to turn on their camera 10 seconds before a demon manifested to be a bit of a nuisance? it's just goofy.
around 46:36 in the "Red Light Scream Light" chapter, you can actually see the camera woman's shadow as she lifts her hand just as the ceiling lamp goes out of frame and comes back swinging
My favorite part of these ghost videos with John isn’t the debunking (which is fun), it’s John openly and passionately advocating for rational thinking.
YES!!!!!🎉
It’s actually a breath of fresh air these days, we need more creators that are based in reality and not trying to scam their subscribers
Me too thanks.
Except for the fact he is wrong about youtubers not letting the viewers decide for themselves if the video is fake. No one is making anyone think that ghosts are real, anyone is welcome to debunk them. Some youtubers like Nuke like to add effects and footage for the creepy factor or as cues to point out the "ghosts", not to trick audiences obviously. Its fun to be spooked by things, even if fake. Its not the youtubers fault if someone takes them too seriously.
@@funnyman8713 I agree with you in the sense that I doubt any of these youtubers have malicious intent; most if not all of them are channels that are only trying to give people a fun scare, and the "investigative" approach helps set a fun mood.
But manipulating the "evidence" by adding effects without informing people you've done that, or using leading language like "X happened *inexplicably*", when there very well could be a simple explanation, ect. lends undeserved credence to a certain conclusion. It's not letting people decide fairly, which I'd argue is John's point.
And yes, it's fun to be spooked by the mysterious. It's also fun (imo more so) to solve that mystery.
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable.
Ammo
The amount of John Wolfe I have for respect is imperceptible
and hes handsome
And he makes my day.
And he has fabulous hair
Wow, I had no idea John has been living in a haunted house this whole time. The amount of respect I have for him is immeasurable.
Normally I'd say "don't waste time on the haters" and all of that, but I have to say, despite the sarcasm, it was refreshing to see you treating the mad commenters as human beings and validating their perspectives and feelings by taking them seriously enough to walk through them and explain the flaws in thinking behind them. Man, I'm trying really hard to be positive but I don't think I quite pulled that off
Funny how they ask for "Irrefutable proof" that the videos are fake, but they don't need "Irrefutable proof" that the videos are real to go around claiming that they are real...
And honestly, John DOES debunk a lot of them.
it's sad...it's the internet...you will always find ppl trolling for no apparent reason...can't make anyone happy...xD
@@koreangokuI think those who troll others on internet are just broken people who don't have any shit to do, they themselves are not happy with their own life so they find pleasure in making a life little harder for somebody else. Those people are just pathetic if they see someone happy or rising to the top so they try to troll for no reason just to fill their own low self esteem.
I've got 5,000 hours into Phasmophobia and therefore I'm an expert on Ghosts and can confirm every video is real 😆
Are there any videos where he's not actually able to debunk them? I've seen tons of nuke and bizarrebub and agree that most of them clips are BS.
Same with people who believe in conspiracies. It's somehow on me to prove that aliens DIDN'T build the pyramids, and all the evidence in the world is never enough.
I was kind of surprised to find out how vicious and defensive fans of ghost hunting videos are. So many of them act like anyone saying “that’s fake” is a personal attack on them. I love your content and how you go about debunking videos. I also think your funny. So take that haters.
I definitely think ghost shit is fake, but I also think that people who don't believe in ghosts (myself included) are much more judgmental of people who do than vice versa, and that the hostile response from believers is just reactionary, them parroting what they've had to deal with.
Granted, I also totally think they are delusional and deserve the ire, so...
I think part of it is that for a lot of ghost shit to be scary, you have to believe it's real. To then be told that it's actually fake means that part of yourself needs to admit you've been fooled. But how could you have been fooled? You're too smart to be fooled so the person debunking is actually the fool. It's the same with politics and information. People just don't like to be wrong.
As an aside I don't think that paranormal events can't happen. Just, it's convenient that almost all caught on camera events seem to be as someone is recording. My experience with unknown events (things randomly flying across the room, lights turning on by themselves...) is that you don't know when it's going to happen. There is no patern. It just happens.
@@michaelmiradezandbandi wouldn't say thats true personally. The people who believe this stuff are more hostile. And on top of that naive AND delusional
@@CallMeMitochondriastuff like this is spiritual in a sense so if they truly believe in it, telling them it's not real feels like a slap to the face to what they believe they've seen or experienced. I'm kinda in the middle tbh where there sometimes are things that can't be explained but I'm also not believing every video I see on the Internet.
Oh yeah, it's actually pretty hilarious. lol Someone said that for one of the videos, and someone got defensive and told them to replicate it. I'm like, we literally don't need to do that. lol
The burden of proof being demanded much higher on the criticism than on the ghost video making the claim is something I so hate, cause I also see it being done elsewhere constantly.
I see that especially in circles that talk about the Firmament
What do you expect? Those clips are being watched by a bunch of 10 year olds.
I hate to tell you this, but there are middle aged people watching them too. My dad is an avid ghost video watcher and he's in his late 50's. Some people just believe what they wanna believe, man. @@OHOHOHCOME
it's done very commonly by religious zealots too and it's super frustrating to me.
I think it's because it's killing people's buzz.
Like, you believe in ghosts and you see a video and it shows a ghost and the comments agree it's a ghost and you can't think of a reason it's not a ghost and oh my god a real ghost video we have a video of ghosts!
And then someone comes up and says 'that looks fake and here's how they did it' and that just ruins your emotional state, so now you get defensive and start to throw up impossible hurdles to prevent that person from ruining your fun because what you REALLY want is to be confirmed in your beliefs, not to critically judge the world around you.
But you don't want to admit it because that would mean you made an emotional call and not a factual one, which means that it could just be fake and someone played with your emotions for a laugh and now you feel like an idiot and we definitely can't have that so it's definitely that asshole's fault who made you think it might not be real.
Like John has mentioned in other videos, it's Confirmation Bias. If you believe in ghosts you're not going to harshly judge a video that confirms what you believe. You're going to let the people that tell you 'it's a ghost' walk into your head with the door open while you're boarding up the windows and closing the gates for anyone who says it's not.
The girl in the first clip has a horror movie character's brain lmao. She heard rummaging sounds downstairs and her first thought was "GHOST" and decided to go down and FILM IT. I'm gonna break into her house and steal everything while making spooky ghost noises lmao. No police would be called.
Exposing the added sound effect from Nuke was a "Ladies and gentlemen, we got him" moment for sure. I love the work you put into these ghost videos.
It would only be a "ladies and gentlemen, we got him" moment if it turned out Nuke _hadn't_ added the sound back in.
@@None-Trick_Ponywhy does he edit all the videos so heavily like adding spooky music
Wait I'm confused, I thought everyone knew the scary sounds were just nuke adding it, I knew and I thought it made fun/entertaining.
@@None-Trick_Ponybut in that specific clip people would think its the scream not the silence...you know...cuz its no longer silent
The amount of John Wolfe I have for respect is immeasurable
respect is immeasurable I have for the amount of John Wolfe!
The measure of amount I have for respect is John Wolfe
Why?
@@DaughterOfTheEve thats the wrong question. U shld b asking:
immeasurable the amount of John Wolfe I have for respect is
@@VincentNajger1 so you have a secret John Wolfe hidden inside you?
John, you could make a 5 hour documentary about toasters and I would watch the whole video in one sitting. It’s not just your content, it’s your energy and what you have to say that makes me love your content so much.
It’s obvious how much time and effort goes into these videos 🙌🏼 the respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable
You say that like toasters aren’t already cool.
He should do a video on the Satanic Toaster
Just watch the magic toaster
agreed!
I wonder how these people feel making fake ghost videos in their house and then have to casually live there at night without at least being freaked out of random noises.
Right?! That's why I'll only ever 99% not believe in ghosts. Because the second I declare for 100% certain they're not real, I'll get got XD
These debunking videos really pick at the heart of the issue in our society, which is media literacy. (or lack there of). People will believe anything without any sort of critical thinking or analysis. With the increase of AI usage, it's getting worse. I love the new direction of this channel and the new gaming channel. Much respect.
People have been unimaginably stupid for a minute, and it's honestly scary to me. To think these people walk and drive next to me every day is.. unnerving
I feel like people are becoming more suspicious thanks to AI. Not enough people, but a bit more.
Yup that's millenial to younger who where taught by their guides on utube
That's zoomers, not millennials.@@DannyBoYfutube
It’s less that they’re stupid and more like they want it to be true. They’ve attached their egos to something being the truth and interpret any information contradicting it as an attack on themselves.
Basically, it’s an emotional problem and not a matter of intelligence.
The other thing that strikes me about the cop footage (along with the thousand things already mentioned) is the fact that the cop doesn't IMMEDIATELY check behind the door as soon as he enters each room. A cop is going to be looking for immediate threats, and in this case that would logically be behind the door since the door MOVED.
Right like searching/securing a room 101 is LOOK behind the door.
Plus if you watch body cam footage, the angle is so weird. Normally if you see a cop aiming it almost takes up the whole screen, but with this its more like an FPS where the hands are super low. It's got the water mark good and the terrible audio, but I've never ever seen glitches even remotely close to that. Plus like John said, can you imagine hearing that behind you and not only ignoring it by only turning around and not yelling....but then continuing not to investigate and go back downstairs like "Were good" when its a god damn burglary you're investigating, and you just heard heavy footsteps upstairs. He's 100% not a cop and if he somehow was he's fired day 2.
THANK YOU I was looking for a comment about this!! If they were looking for a home intruder and just saw the door opening with no one in sight, the first place they'd check would be behind the door! The movements are so slow, truly like some videogames haha
@@DetectiveJones This is exactly what I was gonna say. I've watched a lot of bodycam vid, this is fake af. The camera is perfectly aimed, the flashlight is pointed directly ahead--real bodycam footage doesn't look like this, police would be scanning the entire room, the light would be sweeping all over the place. You're absolutely right, it looks like an FPS haha.
@@DetectiveJones The watermark is the bare minimum. There would be a transparent watermark of the department which would contain the relevent case/report number and release information (IE: Released due to court order no: xx-xxxxxx or request no: xx-xxxxxx for example). These would all be burned into the bodycam footage before it was released. It's severely lacking in information for it to be genuine footage. The only time "clean" bodycam footage is played is generally in court, everything else has all of that information so it's provenance cannot be removed and it's authenticity can be established by cross referencing the report as well as the release information.
Also you can just buy a an Axios 2 or a knockoff that'll put the bare minimum watermark on the footage.
I love the lack of communication between the officers, not calling it in, not requesting backup, not asking the homeowner for a layout of the home, splitting up instead of clearing together methodically room by room.
No officer would just walk quietly into a room where he just saw door movement. He would yell out, ID himself, demand the unidentified person ID himself and get the other officer
Yea, what really gave it away was the fake walkie-talkie sound effect that sounds like it came from a scanner.
Also, why is their gun/hand blurred? Is that so we can't identify a fake gun?
The way the officer is holding his gun and flashlight is a very hollywood posture, too. I'm pretty sure real police would use the flashlight hand to stabilize their sidearm from below, not have it above.
@@sidradYou don't stabilize your gun with your wrist, you aren't stabilizing anything doing that. That's just hollywood thinking it served as a stabilizer or that it looked cool- in reality it's most likely to ensure that, in the case of using a flashlight, the flashlight is shining where the gun is pointing. In the video I'm pretty sure the gun is resting on top of the wrist but the blurr is giving the impression that the wrist is resting on the gun (which would be arguably worse LMAO)
This is the first video of yours that I’ve seen, and I absolutely loved when you took a detour to speak on debunking and the burden of proof. That alone made me hit the subscribe button. Also, you are hilarious! 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼
The one with the police officers has so many tell tale signs:
1. Real Axon body cameras have significant fish eye. All the walls around him would have a concave curve.
2. A body camera is mounted on the chest or on one of the shoulders. If it's on the chest, whenever the officer's arms extend out, they would show up on the upper half of the screen and take up much more of the screen. If it were mounted to one of his shoulders, the footage would not be anywhere near as centered.
3. The camera follows the flashlight as if it's mounted to his forehead. If you want to look around, you tilt your head. You don't move your entire torso around.
4. The "officer" holds his flashlight improperly. He has his flashlight above his right wrist. That puts his left wrist behind the gun. If he were to take a shot, the slide on the gun would slam into his left wrist probably causing a malfunction. It's almost like the person has never shot a gun before. Although, could be argued that the officer was improperly trained.
5. Police issued flashlights usually aren't that weak and have a different beam pattern. Most duty grade flashlights have a very bright center with small bit of spill. The flashlight they're using is just one solid beam of light. Maybe their department is experiencing budget cuts and handing out Walmart brand flashlights to all its officers.
I agree with you that the video is fake to start with, however I do have to say one thing, some departments do have head level cameras, typically mounted on glasses.
There is a large number of tells, John is correct, the officer would be loudly ordering the people come out and calling for his partner, if he's nervous enough to pull his gun he wants backup.
A cop also isn't going to hear a large amount of movement like that and not investigate. They are there on a potential intruder, he's not going to turn his back to all that rukus.
The other thing I noticed is that there's next to no radio chatter. And I'm not saying there needs to be a ton but it seems like its a slow night. And also our two police officers don't provide status updates via the radio. "Hey officer B I've got a door opening up on the second floor." "Roger that on my way." No police officer would see that and not alert their partner.
Axon body cameras also beep every so often and have a lot of information around the edges of the screen, and officers don’t just announce “police!”
It's weird that I think some of the radio noise sounds really familiar from some of the games I've played, tho that could just be because the audio was taken from a radio. But there's a lot of instances in the original video where it sounds like something was transmitted, but there just isn't anything said. It's just the radio cutting out sound.
John, I am so sorry that after watching so many videos about ghosts and demons you've finally invited one into your home. That closet footage was terrifying, and I hope you stay safe friend. and the fact that you were home alone? They love to strike when we're at our most vulnerable. Also, if the amount of respect I have for your elaborate pranks was up to me, it would be immeasurable.
The negative energy attracts evil spirits😭 I’ve started including John in my nightly prayers and purchased some purity crystals to help battle his demons away🙏 amen and rip Beyoncé
@@BiracialGodBaby it'll take a prayer army 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
"those demons should get out of closet" 🌈
While I do agree that negative energy can attract spirits I see nothing negative in Johns energy. That aside he made that video to prove we could say it fake while in a way saying it was. There's no ghost in his home messing with his closet.
@@nikdean4950 yeah, I was being sarcastic lol. I've often been accused of being "Too dry", so I don't balme you for misreading me lol
Personally, I think that people feel dumb for believing something was real when given a few reasons to the contrary. They then feel angry towards the person who said it’s not real so that person gets the blame instead of the original person who duped them.
Yeah that's part of it, another thing is that, for most people, when you show them proof of them being wrong this tends to strengthen their belief in that thing. Convincing someone they're wrong is very difficult
@@deerkaiser9983 true. you need to engage the art of making them think it was their idea to change their mind
You could easily apply this to the current state of our political climate, as well!
I've lost friends here on RUclips for telling them the possible other reasons things have occurred. There's a small horror community with a few channel hosts who believe they have experienced supernatural hauntings. I was on a few chats in their live streams in the past before hand. They seemed like a friendly bunch. But they decided to switch from funny live streams to talking about ghosts. Once I left them my impressions, they first left me a reply telling me that I had no expertise in any kind of psychological aspects whatsoever, which I don't have any kind of credentials. They said that they were very healthy because I mentioned psychosis being a factor. However, that particular live streamer had a few lives streams that were very long. If I remember correctly they last 24 hours some times. Well, sleep deprivation can induce psychosis. But not for them because they are better than that. And I mentioned a few times when things happened to me that anyone else might consider them to be supernatural, which I didn't because I thought logically about it. But they didn't care.
They told me not to post on their supernatural episides ever again because they were just having fun and I ruined it. And they completely ignored me in the other chats. They also mentioned that someone in their community was being a jerk there lately and that they decided to stop talking with them. During that stream, I was asking them if they were talking about me in the chat, but no one said a word to me. No one would acknowledge me after that.
I left a response after the post explaining my thoughts telling them that I tried to talk with them about it but they didn't reply. Ever since then, I stilled viewed some of their concent. But tried to enter their community again and mentioned a few things and they decided to call me names and I just decided to stay away from them. The few things I mentioned I won't be saying here because they are very taboo and RUclips will automatically delete such things. THe taboo nature of the horror genre is partially why I brought it up, but I also thought maybe they'd connect with me again and they would bring up certain things that they did in the past. But they decided to throw me under the bus again. So, I unsubbed to them all and never went back.
If telling your friends how you feel and what you think can do that, they weren't your friends to begin with.
Like the “safe and effective” jab…?
One time, as a small child, me and my mother came home and we found the door unlocked (she forgot to lock it) at the time she had me wait outside as she went through our house with a heavy object and checked every crevice because she didn’t know if anyone was in our home.
To add to this, I don’t think my mom would just shine a light and be like “hope there isn’t anyone scary in your closet tonight sweetie”
Immeasurably. I am quite a fan of John and all he does.
Im pretty forgetful so sometimes i forget to lock my door and sometimes forget to close it at all, and its a whole event when i get home it drives my girlfriend crazy but i check anywhere a human could conceivably fit ( including laundry machines and cabinets) . i know a lot of that is just paranoia but i could not imagine being so far in the other direction that i just said to my GF that there might be someone in the house and just have us go about our day.
I remember this. I had been inside, hiding, waiting for your mother. I had not expected you to be there as well. I slipped out at my first opportunity.
I can confirm 2 things:
1) People online don’t even know what burden of proof means
2) 100% sure those are either the WORST trained officers or fake. And I’m going with fake/staged based on the lack of tactics.
yeah the guy didn't report to the other officer when the door moved and he didn't yell when he heard movement behind him
i don't even think it's a question
Considering recent events, I'd go with just incompetent police.
It does beg the question whether this means the video is illegal. It feels like people shouldn't be allowed to pose as police officers in a fake video purporting to be genuine.
@@mrdrayson9733 It’s not, there’s nothing inherently wrong with pretending to be of a certain profession in a video that has no immediate bearing on people’s lives. If that’s the case, then movies like Paranormal Activity would’ve never been allowed and the actors would’ve been arrested. Same with “Patty Mayo”. It’s all for “entertainment purposes” protected under the First Amendment. It’s beyond obvious that’s it’s fake.
I came to the comments hoping someone pointed out how mistaken some folks are about the burden of proof and find I am not disappointed. It is incumbent on those trying to demonstrate ghosts, ghoulies, and other supernatural things exist to provide proof, not those who do not believe them. Not believing is the default state and being skeptical about the veracity of fantastical events is a completely natural response.
1. Body cameras don’t glitch like that.
2. Clearing rooms solo is a thing but you’d absolutely be calling for your partner as soon as you saw that door move. You’d also be going over the air letting your dispatcher know to “hold the air” (which means to stop all non emergency radio transmissions). That will also prompt other cars to start heading that way because they know you got something going on.
3. If he heard all that noise coming from behind him, his partner would hear it too and ask if he’s ok.
4. You would absolutely start turning that house over if they heard that much noise.
On top of that, while crossing your arms with flashlight in one hand and firearm in the other is a thing, generally the flashlight arm goes under the weapon to help provide a more stable shooting platform, as opposed to 34:19.3, where if the officer fired his left wrist would probably get tagged by the slide and potentially cause a jam.
Also, I'm fairly sure that the radio noise is a sound effect. Definitely sounds like it's from a video game or something.
Also you don’t actually see a cop car outside just the lights flashing … could have been a fake police light on top of any car … that is a lot to go through though just for a fake ass video.
Thank you. All of this!
At the end when both “cops” and headed back outside the police lights are also turned off. They were running when they first went in but you do not see the light at all reflecting in the room, through the curtains on the second level or from looking out the door. Emergency vehicle lights are bright enough that they would be waking up the entire neighborhood let alone being seen inside the house.
Here’s my take as someone who has been apart of something possibly paranormal: When it’s real, the fear grips you like no other. Grabbing your phone to record is the absolute last thing on your mind. You sort of freeze up in terror in the moment.
People who are dedicated to studying and documenting paranormal activity have struggled for decades to get indisputable scientific proof. So I do find it a bit ridiculous that suddenly every average joe with a cellphone is getting footage of what I consider “paranormal phenomenon”. Most investigators only manage to record orbs and suspicious noise but yes, average schmucks are filming physical paranormal activity in their homes across the country.
I know that exact feeling- except its not necessarily fear either but just sheer confusion. Remember hearing a door in my old house open, went to take a peek and it just moved left and right on its own for a good amount of time. No, didnt think of getting camera, more akin to "Huh, well that's probably not right." And continued on after the initial confusion left.
Interesting take. i will have to remember that when watching these videos. I had something paranormal happen to me once, not sure if it was actually paranormal or not but i certainly couldnt explain it. I remember thinking about recording it but i never did and it only ever happened 3 times.
My parents lived in a haunted house once but i dont think they ever recorded anything, only had stories. They did tell me that you can very well sense the presence of a ghost and that they couldnt sleep well in that house.
In my experience it’s not just the fear/shock/confusion either, it’s how quick shit goes down. I’ve had some wild experiences in my day, and all of them were over before I would have even had time to grab my phone and start recording.
If we were seeing more videos of people just barely catching a thud or movement in the background of a birthday video, or kids fucking about with a camera and catching a weird voice it would be one thing. But somehow all these experiences go on for long enough for the person involved to start filming, and then the person immediately becomes prescient enough to have the activity perfectly in the centre of the frame every time? Yeah, alright mate.
You probably didn't experience anything actually paranormal because it's not real. Just because YOU PERSONALLY can't explain something doesn't mean it's magic or whatever. That's the same folly that many fall into. "I can't explain it so it ghosts or demons or aliens or god or alien demon ghosts." I don't care if this sounds mean or harsh or whatever. Get fucked.
The amount of inmeasurable I have for respect is John Wolfe. 🖤
The whole Comment Clapback section from 5:00 - 18:47 is exactly the reason why the amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable.
I wasn't happy (at first) about the way John's channel had evolved. I miss the old 3 random horror games days, but I'm glad to see John's doing really well with these new reaction videos. Getting millions of views. He deserves it. And these videos are pretty entertaining.
3 random was the shit
@@areolikajenknips1702 The fact he feels like he has to explain himself and his debunking, sucks hard. He's been genuine since the start, only his real fans would know that tho.
both are entertaining for me.
he still posts horror letsplays (and more) on his second channel tho
I like his new content and still hope one day 3 short random (bad)horror game would come back
The amount of wolfe i have for john is immeasurable respect
Your segment going back and elaborating on burden of proof is really fantastic. It’s a logical fallacy that applies far beyond ghost clips, and this is one of the better debunks of that mindset that I’ve heard. Keep up the great work, the amount of respect I have for you is even higher than in that one guy’s comment (burden of proof is on him, not me).
It's fucking sad that he had to do that, but here we are.
I don’t know if anyone else has mentioned this but the amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable.
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable. I leave happier after a video from John Wolfe.
I get so much replay value out of John's vids since he started branching into debunking/aita material. I sincerely find them all hilarious and thoughtful and thorough. I've seen all of these and I'm watching this on a playlist of them now on my TV. Just now jumped on my phone so I could leave a comment. I really hope more are on the way! Beautiful work!
honestly we need more stuff like this out there on the platform, john. the reactions of those people trying to put the burden of proof on you (or others) who have no reason to need to prove anything is such an obvious sign of the media literacy problem that exists at large. you demonstrate so well in these videos HOW to become more media literate and how to question things in an effective way.. these people want to believe things just because they /want/ to believe them, not because they're basing anything in logic or critical thinking, and hear what they want to hear because their opinion is all that matters to them. anyways, the respect i have for john wolfe is immeasurable. i've watched your videos for the last ~8 years and you've been one of my favorites, and one who i respect very much. i hope all your viewers really do take your sign off seriously, because critical thinking is important and grossly underused by a huge chunk of society.
When you say you’ve debunked something, then yes, the burden of proof falls on you to provide evidence it is, in fact, debunked.
@@alkeenan7906 I hate to break it to you, but since ghosts don't exist, no, the burden of proof is still on the people saying something is haunted lol, not the person debunking it.
In the context of this video, John did exactly that. But, I get where you're coming from even if I disagree outside of a scientific context. I just believe people should think for themselves, prove to themselves whether or not something is true with critical thinking, logic, and their own research, not expect someone else to do it for them. The burden of proof should fall on no one, because we should all learn how to analyze things for ourselves.. and analysis isn't watching edited clips on youtube to circlejerk about how "ghosts are real". John's point has always been "think critically" and he showed by a lot of those comments that plenty of people don't. They believe what they want to believe no matter what, no application of logic or reason in their thought process.
Given that ghosts cannot be proven real or fake because they are a concept and not an actual, material thing (much like dieties, astrology, or what happens to things when they are not being observed - the only "proof" they don't exist is the use of logic and what is a more likely scientific explanation for certain phenomenon or worldviews), it is unreasonable to expect proof from someone who quite literally cannot give it being that there is no such thing as proof of ghosts since there is no way to scientifically test or quantify the existence of a "ghost". He can provide proof such as "here's signs the video was doctored" or "this was a stock audio sound", but this proof never seems to be "proof" enough.. These people want proof of something unproveable, and just because something is unprovable does not prove it exists. "Prove it's not!" is not a scientifically sound argument, and the proof for such a claim falls on the claimant, not their audience. Any claim can be unproveable if you make it ridiculous enough. No scientist can make an unscientific claim and be seen as anything other than a joke by people doing actual science - proving actual, recordable, repeatably testable theories. If you make an unscientific, untestable claim, it's not on the world to prove your idea is logical, it's on you to prove why your hypothesis holds any water at all.
@@pstmdrn_werewolf so the burden of proof is placed solely on the shoulders of people who believe in it and claim their place is haunted, but that same burden shouldn't be placed on those making claims against it? I would like to ask you to provide proof that ghosts don't exist but, let's face it, you logical people can only ever use the same argument as those to believe in the stuff: you can't prove your own belief is absolutely true.
the amount of ghosts john wolfe has is immeasurably respectful
Wow, powerful stuff, we should all be commenting like this!
Yo, are you still stompin' around Tokyo city like a big playground?
That guy with the bear picture getting burned XD
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable!!!!
If I was at a party and someone started filming and saying "Tonight is going to go well." I am immediately exiting the nearest door/window
I can’t believe there are people who attack you in defense of these “ghost” videos lmao. I really hope it doesn’t get to you! Keep these debunking videos coming please!
These are the people who burn old ladies 'for being witches' - to get their stuff.
Debunking a video is sometimes as difficult as it's authentication unless it's freaking obvious, like seeing a photo of food in a menu (used to help with those so I know some are real, some are staged but real and others are gorgeous foam + photoshop).
However, the fact that I've experienced some weird stuff in my life doesn't mean I believe every vid is fake, I usually see how the people react in those vids to the "paranormal", the most common reactions in real life I've seen and experienced are disbelief (it's the WTF just happened? which is the most common), the paralizing fear (which is f'd up and instinctive) and the F'k that s**t I'm running.
For the Ding Dong Ditched one, the idea that she's just chatting with her boyfriend on speakerphone outside her front door at night is just insane. Who does that? How is that even a plausible premise?
I love how you not only say how easy it is to fake, but then just do it. You're amazing, John.
The conversation is really stupid too, it’s so obvious that it’s acting. Then the door “slams shut and locks” and all she can say it “dude the door just slammed shut… and it’s locked!” And there’s no urgency or concern that maybe someone is in her house? And then she LEAVES THE PHONE DOWN? People are very gullible.
I thought she was letting the dog out honestly so this caught me off guard. Also I remember laughing at the hair pulling clip bc her dog is staring at whoever did it off cam beforehand 😹
@@Nenernener123 YES! I forgot to mention how funny it is that the dog looks over at the person faking the hair pull. It's so funny that they left that in. I like to imagine they did a bunch of takes and eventually said "Screw it. We'll leave it in. Nobody will notice." (Though sad reality is probably they didn't even notice.)
Yeah if that was real then those people are fucking robots with the way their conversation was going down. That guy sounded like he couldn't even take himself seriously
I didn't think about how stupid that was at first lol. The *only* plausible explanation would be that she gets bad cell service inside vs right outside (happens to tons of people I know at least).
But then......why call in the middle of the night? And wifi calling exists nowadays. Also if you're going to stand outside in the middle of the night on the phone, why not take your dog out with you lmao?
I've been watching John Wolfe's videos for 8 years (with my husband). The amount of respect I have for him and the direction he's taking his channel is truly immeasurable.
Oh... Because if you were watching them WITHOUT your husband.... Oh we couldn't have that! We live in a society, harlot!!!
@@ExSpoonman what is bro yapping about
I have no idea...At least the person has a handful of people who agree, so they're not shouting into a void :D @@arospec2712
@@arospec2712 he jealous but to be fair kinda rude to rub ur happiness in other face bhaa
@ExSpoonman this right here is comedy gold.
This is amazing! Loved how you showcase editing techniques yourself. Love your work in general
John debunking paranormal clips with the power of critical thinking and objective reason is hurting feelings and crushing dreams like when kids find out about Santa 😭😂
Right. Thats why the paranormal believers are REALLY mad. He is changing everything they thought they knew
Wait, what about Santa?
@@johntucker6252 sorry but…. He’s not real :[
Santa's...not real? 😢
Lol for real. But also, I'd bet money that most people who cried about it were actual kids. I mean... hey, I loved ghost shows when I was a kid too 😂
I'd also like to point out that the defenders of Nuke are wrong when they claim "he leaves it up to the viewers to decide," as if it were that simple. He can SAY the words "I'll leave it up for you to decide," but he tries his absolute hardest to paint every clip as if it's real. He doesn't just put scary music and sounds over the videos that weren't originally there, he also consistently describes the events of the video as "absolutely chilling" or "downright terrifying" or whatever. And when he ends the clip by saying "is it real, or is it all just an elaborate hoax?" he's poisoning the well with the phrasing of that question. The use of the word "elaborate" entails that it would all just be so crazy and complicated to fake it, which is an attempt to frame the supernatural explanation as more likely. And it's just a false dichotomy to portray it that way anyway; he makes it sound like the ONLY two possible explanations are that it's 100% real, or some kind of painstakingly planned fraud, and those are certainly not the only options on the table.
I dunno, I think he already knows that they are fake or either explainable. He keeps telling, that the most scary videos are the ones with the one with people involved. He even says that, this video is "too good", in other words easily debunkable.
Its part of the entertainment I suppose. Probably shouldn't look this deeply into it lol.
@@ranibow_sprimkles elaborate hoax means the video recorders were in on this. Is it real means it is plausible as something explainable not necessarily paranormal
@@MrSdsok Oh- well yeah, I meant it more akin to the comment above. Its just entertaining- whether its real or not is indeed ultimately up to whoever is watching.
I was mostly just refering to the other comment above with all the 'poisoning the well' stuff.
@@MrSdsokObviously Nuke knows it's fake, but as John said, it benefits him to make it seem real.
I have an immeasurable amount of respect for you.
Also I gotta say the officer video is clearly someone's prized 'analog horror' editing project. The hidden cuts are well done, but like you said, the police actors are not believable because they're not acting how actual cops would.
Yeah, the cops they looked half decent right before using some police callouts but pulling the guns, for no reason is completely against code
also to add to this they were holding their flashlight and gun all wrong.
Also, the fact that they weren't properly clearing each room. Like yeah, let's not immediately look behind a door that just swung open. It's not like a suspect could be armed and hiding behind it smh
@@thirteenhoursago RIGHT!? Like I get it its supposed to be scary but if you want something to be really scary. At least make it seem as legit as possible.
When will there be more of these? I could watch these all day, but you're the only one who does them well.
I'm a med student, not a paramedic. But even a CNA or member of housekeeping staff could tell you that there's no way you'd be able to not only film patients on a personal device, let alone post it to RUclips. When I was a CNA/TMA if I so much as thought about looking at my phone my supervising RN or DON were automatically summoned from their pocket dimension(s) to deliver a lecture.
YES. I glanced at my phone as I was getting off the elevator one day and an RN saw me and I got written up. Like when I say glanced, I mean I literally looked down at it and put it back in my pocket. There's no way someone was recording a patient without getting in trouble.
Am LPN can confirm
But when Darth Vader visits the hospital, exceptions are made. It's a special occasion.
@@aarondavis8943 Lol... had a rotation with Doc Vader. He's pretty cool outside of work. But he'll use the force on you if mess up during rounds. Just wish he'd target the pharmaceutical reps instead of us. 😢
Edit: Zubin MD, aka ZdoggMD, reference. Doc Vader skits go up on Fridays.
The respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable.
(Please let me go)
No
Bismillah! No, we will not let you go!
@@johntucker6252Let him go!
I don't care what anyone says, whether John is streaming games, debunking ghost or critiquing home decor, he's still amazing! ☺️
I always feel better when watching spooky stuff with John Wolfe. Thank you for your undeniable, masterfully broken down debunks
The amount of immeasurability I have for Wolf Johne is respectable.
That really says a lot lol
😅😅
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immesurable.
(I want to see my family again)
-Blink twice if he's holding a gun to your head-
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable for not allowing you to see your family again.
Someone is going to need to explain to me why ghosts only ever wiggle light fixtures and menacingly open cabinets before I'll ever believe these people.
And they don't ever do it around people who don't believe in ghosts. They know their audience
for the lulz
I've always said, if ghosts are humans and intelligent. Why do they just open doors and flicker lights. It's hilarious bringing it up always makes em mad.
I don't believe in it but as a kid I used to watch these shows where people would talk about their paranormal experiences and the show would "explain" what and why the ghost would do that. Apparently ghosts are spiritual beings that haven't made it to the afterlife yet because they have some unfinished business on earth (be it revenge, anger what have you, mostly evil people that don't want to let go). So they stay on earth until they resolve their shit. But these spirits aren't as connected to the physical world anymore which means they have to use alot of strength and power to even influence anything, so that's why it's only small things like gusts of wind or falling objects. The stronger a being is, the more they can influence so that's why poltergeists and demons do so much shit. And of course demons are powered by Satan or something. But that would "explain" why you can't have a normal conversation with a ghost on a ouija board. Only when they have something really important to say.
It's because ghosts are notorious pranksters.
LOVE this video. One thing that bothers me about Nukes Top 5 and others is they'll describe something as "unexplainable" and then go on to give possible explanations! lol
Ghost believers: “I need facts, concrete proof, and statistics when you’re trying to debunk a viral ghost video.”
Also ghost believers: “A thing moved. Definitely a ghost.”
well one thing is for sure, i need more than snark to debunk a video.
@@GHMYahookaSo, you're going to believe that a thing for which no demonstration has been provided to prove its existence is the BEST candidate explanation, until someone demonstrates otherwise with something besides snark. That's not critical thinking, that's gullibility.
@@GHMYahookayou shouldn't need anything to not believe it. You should need a reason to think that a paranormal event is even a possibility as an answer to why a thing happened. We aren't even to that point yet for ANY of these videos to put "ghost" in the category of possible explanation. You are doing things backwards. The default should be, not real until proven true. Not, real until proven false.
They will trip over a dozen logical explanations on the way to saying it's ghosts.
@@midnightmalice4501innocent until proven guilty isnt the method for things like this, this isn’t a dichotomy situation as nothing is in science, it isn’t real or fake, it’s neither until it’s proven to be one. The dichotomy aspect of innocence and guilt only exists because the founding fathers needed to ensure that those under trial wouldn’t be treated as guilty unfairly, and jumping to the conclusion that videos like these are real or fake with 0 evidence is doing just that, treating them unfairly. Not saying these are real, they’re definitely fake, but my belief that they are is not the same as their objective fakeness
John has joined the "youtuber holding a microphone" club - The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable.
Ukulele just around the corner
@@Steve-YT383 OH GOD NO
the real question is how did u manage to get a ghost in ur closet that easily? normally it takes years to make contact
He did recently have a child. Demon baby.
Keeping Ghosts in your Closet is Ghost Abuse. It's not a proper habitat with adequate space, and they need enrichment, too!
At least 28 days.
I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if John has a few fans that are ghosts, just because they're no longer living doesn't mean that they can't appreciate good content.
I have just come across your channel. Your debunking is great content. I find the paranormal videos rather amusing and you adding your narrative is brilliant
The respect of amount I have for Wolfe is immeasurable John. I can't believe he had been living in a haunted house all this time!
I am very gullible at times, ghosts have always scared me since I was a kid. But you explaining why the video is most likely fake really helps me to analyze the videos further and not just jump to being frightened. Honestly it heals a part of my inner child. I love the videos you make John.
Sweetie, most entities (not ghosts) are not malicious, they can sometimes play mischievous tricks, but that is not malicious! Just treat them with respect, just like the living want to be treated! You really should not fear them, okay? Lots of love from Pinkie
See it this way: with ALL the "evidence" there is no video of a ghost doing anything malicous, besides knocking or open/closing a door.
if that is anything "evil" then... damn... Ghosts-believer want it to be real so bad, but there's so much that doesn't make sense. (like how the entities always look different)
@@lavarsch Almost every living person looks different too, is it not so, dear?
I'm 64 and I have already experienced and seen a lot. That not everyone believes in it, so be it, I agree to disagree. Lets respect others opinions, okay? I'mnot gonna try to convince others, just give my opinion and others are also free to give theirs, preferably with respect ;-)
Like I said, I'm a believer but a sceptical one! I do not believe just everything, but, I'm an openminded old gall. I also know there is so much more between heaven and earth then we all know. Spread love, not hate, stay safe and healthy. Love from Pinkie
@@jozefbols4386 idc.
you can be 500 years old. Ghosts are still not real.
are you mentally stunted?@@jozefbols4386
What I like the best about your videos is that you are saying what me and alot of other people are saying/thinking infront of the screen. So THANK YOU!! 🙏🏻🧡
John Wolfe is out here taking on the burden of fighting off and educating the idiots/trolls of the internet....and the amount of respect I have for him for doing that?........immeasurable.
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is immeasurable.🙏
The police one also had interesting dialogue: “Is it okay if we search the house?”. If there is a crime being suspected then they wouldn’t even need to ask.
No sir
I think they still need a warrant/ need to ask for permission.
@@jackalexander3973 fortunately no. If you believe someone has broken inside your home and you call the police, you don’t need them to wait to get a warrant to act.
@@jackalexander3973 Nope. If they believe (or can convince a judge afterwards) that there is imminent threat to someone's life or an active crime being committed, police are allowed to enter premises or search premises without permission. It's called probable cause.
For example, if a cop pulls you over and suspects you of being intoxicated, they are allowed to search the car without permission to find out if you have drugs or alcohol. If they get a call that a person has or is suspected of going to harm themselves, a cop can just enter your house without permission because they are under the impression they are entering to save your life.
There’s nothing about that clip that leads one to think actual officers are involved. Working for a LEA, the big one for me is you never hear a radio/never hear anyone talking on a radio.
John I need more of these asap! 😅 I've already watched each one twice... I believe in the paranormal and have had my own experiences, but it gets under my skin when obvious fake videos are passed off as real... I like that you put them on blast 😅
The immeasurable respect I have for the amount of John Wolfe in this video is immeasurable.
John. You have no idea how much respect i have for you. It is unfathomably immeasurable.
But im also deeply concerned for your well-being. Your house is so haunted with so many ghosts and demons. That closet door was terrifying, the way it opened and slams all by itself, gives me insane goosebumps. I really hope you're being safe.
The ghost even gave him Goosebumps
If it opens a kitchen cupboard or touches his hair, then he really really should move out and find a new home :( :(
The amount of respect I have for John Wolfe is nigh immeasurable.
Your point about the mother reaction to an intruder in her child's room is what gets me in most of the haunting videos. People have their kids being pulled from their beds or they complain if someone talking to them or getting pinched and the parents don't grab their kids and leave the place immediately?? They hang around for a month while weird things happen with their kids in the house? It's either fake or they should be prosecuted for child endangerment.
I love these videos so much. John has the exact amount of sass and sarcasm needed to make this both entertaining as hell and seriously comfortable to watch. I really hope to see more of these!
Just wanted to let you know, I adore these videos. They are very comfy, fun and relaxing for me.
"He's not providing evidence to prove it's not really a ghost!" They aren't providing evidence that it IS a ghost. If you're claiming there's a ghost, you need to prove it, not the other way around.
It's like saying there are elves living in my shoes, and then telling you to prove that there aren't. And no, you can't look inside my shoes.
What i think is the most ridiculous idea about all these "ghost" stories, is that some immortal entity would waste its time moving little objects, ringing bells like a 6 year old moron or opening doors for no reason.
They do though. I don't believe in any of these ghost videos, they're all fake af, but I've had one real ghost experience in my life and I bet not even John could give a reasonable explanation for it. And in my experience it was just a simple jiggle of the door knob at my grandmothers creepy old house that was already suspected of being haunted. I can give more context if anyone reads this and is interested. And It's not that I want to believe they're real, I'd rather they don't in all honesty. Also, I don't agree with you for several reasons because 1. Everything exerts energy and doing smaller things exerts less energy. 2. You're implying that there's little time to do anything in the afterlife and time can't be wasted there. 3. When children pass, they automatically become mature adults and immature adults don't exist. If you think about it, the more crazier thing makes more sense.
@@OnimeDoobs Your comment isn´t worth a reply. I feel ashamed to live in a modern world and still have adults who believe in such nonsense.
But here is some friendly advice. If you actually believe you have real ghosts in your house, go write to the James Randie Foundation, install cameras everywhere in your house, let some scientists come and validate why something is moving or whatever makes you believe that your house is "haunted" and if you are correct and there is something supernatural going on, you will be rewarded with millions of dollars and it will be in all the news worldwide.
Till that day, feel ashamed to believe such nonsense.
@@hitman5782 "friendly advice" before telling a person to feel ashamed for not sharing your beliefs. right. what about feeling ashamed for clearly thinking you know how reality works when we can't even leave this one planet and properly explore a universe that has constantly flipped our understanding of things on its head? and I know it may be a little hard for you to understand, but something like a ghost wouldn't really follow our rules. some can physically push, others can just do smaller things and then you've got more infamous actions like possession. moving little things might seem like a waste of time to you, but they're not physical creatures and the weak or average ones likely have to exert a lot of energy just make those small physical interactions to annoy people or try to make them leave. feel ashamed to live in a modern world where adults still believe in these sorts of things all you want, some of us equally abhor a world that is nothing but cold science and no wonder or mystery.
@@Shalltear773 Like i said, nothing worth talking about. We live in a world where everybody has a camera, and we still have no demonstrable evidence for anything supernatural.
Can you explain why you don´t invite scientists into your house to confirm your claims? One moving chair that isn´t moved by natural laws and you get a million dollars GUARANTED. Do all of you people who believe in such things simply don´t want the money? Or do you understand deep down that you are just morons? It can only be one of the two, right? Or is there a third option?
Honestly John I think these vids are super valuable, especially in this era of distrust, video editing, etc. Teaching your viewers how to look for cuts or sly editing in videos, logic, etc is really useful. I know you don't do these vids for the ~sociopolitical~ aspect of the world but I just wanted to say that I think you're doing good work, in a funny way :) as a long time fan of the channel (8 years now!) I really appreciate it!!
I absolutely love these videos. It's so fun watching John just roll his eyes and make some sassy remarks.
John and The Side Eye Guy are my absolute favorites!
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was even funnier watching the idiots get mad that he debunks all their silly “ghosts” so easily, bc they believe in the paranormal with no evidence.
Yet always have the audacity to get mad that skeptics, who use actual logic, have evidence to _disprove_
Reading troll comments.
22:35 I used to have a doorbell that went off when nobody was there all the time. I mentioned it to my neighbor a few doors down and they said theirs did the same. Turned out we both had the same wireless doorbell so whenever someone would ring one of ours, they'd both ring. Or I guess it might've been ghosts.
I saw the same thing happen once with garage door openers... two relatively close together garage door openers just happened to be keyed to the same frequency from the same manufacturer. Because there are only so many that they can use to begin with.
Some older houses have this problem because of the wiring. It will randomly trigger from electrical issues. The only solution is to rewire the whole system so people just leave it as is. My sister’s house has this problem where the doorbell will go off randomly once in a blue moon. Sometimes it’d happen at 2-3am and freaked them out until they spoke with an electrician who explained it all.
Just discovered your channel. Your sarcasm is spot on and truthful as well. I am a Demonologist and I believe in the paranormal, however I can't believe in all the crap on RUclips. You are a breath of fresh air so sorely needed. Keep it up!....:)
50:25 you can actually see her arm going up in shadow on the wall on right side of screen..to move the thing on ceiling.
I love how Nuke's fans are all like "it's up to you to decide, I'll let you decide, he lets us decide," but the moment you decide that he's full of sh-- um himself all of a sudden your decision is wrong.
29:56 I like that the camera only slows down at the door way where something scary and spooky and totally oblivious to the cameraman happened
The amount of immeasurable John Wolfe is immeasurable. Respect. Your videos make the fake ghost videos even better to watch
As a Retired Patrol Sgt. the "Cop" is 1. holding his flashlight where if he did shoot the slide would hit his hand. Gun hand OVER light is the correct way. 2. He didn't clear the room properly 3. He didn't tell his Partner about any of it, even odd things we talk about and then both of us would go there and look. I could keep going on and on but it is 100 Percent FAKE!!!
Isn't there a bunch of laws against pretending to be real cops?
Fiction is fiction, sure. But this was a """real"""" video, so their claims of being cops are equally real.
Thank you!!! Lol his flashlight hand being directly behind the slide of his gun was bugging me so much!!
He watched the door to the room open, then walked in and turned his back immediately to where the person who opened the door would have been! I'm no police officer but even I know that's about the dumbest thing you could do
Pretty sure the flashlight is being held wrong intentionally, probably to hide that the weapon is a toy or something. Like, even a child who has never seen a handgun before knows that the off-hand is used to steady the weapon.
I thought the same thing. Came looking for the comment, but added my own before I found yours.
I am so extremely happy for this channel! I have spent too many embarrassing moments dedicated to watching these clips you’re revisiting and saying the things I said to myself while watching. Obviously…not as humorous. More importantly..what are those sweaters called again???? Fantabulous!! Do they make female versions???!!
At my old apartment, the bedroom door would sometimes suddenly open or close on its own. I got scared and thought it was a ghost before I realized that it happened every time the AC turned off. The AC turning off caused a change in air pressure that opened and closed the door.
happens at my place too. i'll know when its about to happen because I can hear the ac turn off and on.
happens in my room too. but then there was this one time it opened so wide, held for a few seconds, and then closed back. we didn't even turn on/off the ac. scared the hell out of me and my cousin😭
Back when I was a Child, my TV would suddenly turn of by itself, or the "Standby Light" would flicker on and off - it scared the shit out of me..
Turned out the TV Light was just broken and now...with hindsight, maybe I just had the remote in bed or accidentally turned on the TV - or it was a freak technical issue.
That happens in my apartment as well.
Haunted AC unit 😂
The amount of respect the ghosts have of John Wolfe is truly immeasurable
Turning off the light in a ghost video is like telling the audience to close their eyes when you're performing a magic trick 😂
Only the Amazing Johnathan could get away with that.
It’s the same with the camera suddenly moving, like pointing down, up or to the side for a second. That’s plenty of time for someone to hide or move.
It’s almost like practice girls don’t have the ability to think critically
I've seen ghosts regularly since I was 2 and I've seen most of them in full daylight. The weirdest place was in the window display of a florists in a busy high street.
@@pheart2381 not to be a dick, but that sounds like you have hallucinations, possibly schizophrenia.
I'd be more scared of a panicky police officer than any ghost. Imagine the misfires they could do
I have immeasurable respect for the amount of John.
The "police" body cam one that was just a lazy effort, thank you for tearing it apart John 😂 love these!
when you realize they blurred out the officers "gun" not because of youtube policy (they don't fucking care as long is it's not showing someone getting killed) but because it was probably some $10 Walmart airsoft pistol that was obviously a plastic toy if they didn't censor it
I just asked my paramedic friend about recording patients being transferred on a gurney and he replied with, “no wtf?” 21:48
okay but where did you get the whataburger christmas sweater because i need it