tbh i'd just scream "attention seeker!" to her if i were on that plane just so she could call me fake... then i'd say... "bUt nOt As fAkE aS yoUr bOdY" while silently laughing to myself before getting sued and having my entire life destroyed. After that I would move to a secret location to sharpen my defenestrations-skills to later get my revenge on her the next time I meet her at a plane. She would yet again say; "You can sit on this plane and you can fucking die with him or not, I'm not going to". Then I'd take off my cap and reveal my face out of my old black hoodie to say "Remember me?" moments before I honor her foolish, moronic, half-witted, simpleminded, ludicrous wish and defenestrates her the fak outta that plane rigjt into the deep bottomless abyss. (edit: what am i even writing ;-;)
I've suffered psychotic breaks and this is a perfect representation of one, the emotion the fear the absolute surity in what you're experiencing, hope the lady is doing OK.
I’ve experienced delusions in the past, it’s terrible to deal with and it controls every aspect of your life. I hope that she gets the help she needs and gets better.
there’s seriously no way people have come to the conclusion she is seeing fake people instead of the more likelihood of her just being clinically insane
@@itsNioh_...she ACTUALLY would be seeing someone who doesn't exist if she's mentally ill. You're saying the same thing two separate ways. If you are having a psychotic episode, you're actually seeing things that are not in reality.
The craziest part is that now even if this woman comes forward and confirms she was just having a mental health crisis, these people won’t believe her and will assume she was actually disappeared and cloned by the government. They are genuinely unwell.
The woman likely hasn't addressed this because she's receiving help for a psychotic or manic episode, and it's an awful idea to go online in that state when a plethora of people are looking for you and many others are encouraging your delusion. These episodes can be absolutely terrifying on their own, I can't imagine what would happen if I had people encouraging me instead of calming me down.
Why is it that she gets the excuse of “mental health problems” but other people get called a Karen or a loser for having freak outs and disturbing the public? She was causing a scene and making it worse for the people around her. Also, she allegedly assaulted someone and all the passengers had to deplane so stop giving her the excuse of needing help when she did disturb others
@@thegoat8827 idk how it's difficult to understand that someone being entitled is different than someone having a defect in their brain that makes them think they're in danger and therefore lash out. Also, I never said it was an excuse, I answered the question of why she hasn't come online to respond to the situation.
@@dragonsrule20201 yea but you don’t know fs if this woman has a defect in her brain that makes her think like this or if the others being “entitled” have a defect in their brain either, you’re rly just assuming. And I don’t think she thought she was in danger, according to reports she was just upset at someone (apparently a relative) cuz she thought they stole her AirPods. Regardless of whether she’s entitled or having a psychotic episode, that shouldn’t excuse assault and disturbance of others. And mby you weren’t excusing it, but it’s odd that you’re not calling out her bad behavior and instead saying it’s cuz she hasn’t received help yet
I’m glad to see most of the people in the comments aren’t making fun of this lady. She seems like she’s having a genuine mental health crisis. I hope she gets the help she needs.
@@interstate80. how is this different? She was causing a scene and making it worse for the people around her. Also, she allegedly assaulted someone and all the passengers had to deplane
@thegoat8827 fym “what’s the difference?? The difference is someone who is causing commotion for no reason and someone who is obviously experiencing some kind of episode or is on drugs making a commotion while believing they are in a horrifying situation.
@@selfproclaimedcowboy8587 i guess you just didn’t research anything about it? Apparently she was upset at someone cuz she thought they stole her AirPods so she started yelling and disturbing others to the point where they had to deplane. Even if she had mental health issues, it doesn’t excuse assaulting someone and disturbing others
If there was a man that knew the truth and only the truth not even a god just the truth boogy man that looks like a 4th wall all black comic book character that knew the truth and your first question to him was “are aliens and the Big Bang theory real?” He responds with , “the Big Bang yes. The aliens no, dark magic no.” My mind will be BOGGLED
I'm honestly impressed with how quick people are with that record button. The second some of you hear someone's voice go up an octave you whip your phone out so fast it ionizes the air around it
Here we go, another video of showing how much of a scummy hypocrite Charlie is shaming people who are trying to capitalize on this video and situation, while at the same time he is trying to capitalize off of this video and situation.
The fact she hasn’t spoken out since tells me she’s mentally ill and has just realized she had a mental break and is avoiding the public eye out of shame
Seriously. And how the internet is handling it is just awful. People don't understand that studying the occult can literally make you crazy. It's like there is a mass phycosis going on right now. I believe in alot of the shit, but at the same time understand that not every single conspiracy theory is real. People just need to ground themselves, learn to meditate, and understand not everything in the occult is 100% fact
She's clearly having a mentally unwell breakdown and probably due to some last trauma which is sad but what's sadder is the fact that people genuinely believe her...😢
I’ve seen people try to put weight to her argument because she seemed absolutely TERRIFIED. But as someone who’s experienced psychotic episodes, believe me when I tell you that it all feels VERY real, and it is TERRIFYING. Assuming it’s that type of situation.
@@4kdanny385just cause someone’s mentally ill doesn’t make them a psycho. She’s probably just having an episode which doesn’t make someone crazy, just ill
@@alessandraboo7176 I mean do y’all know this woman personally or are y’all just sold truly that she definitely has mental health problems because of a freak out she had on a plane? I believe we should hear from the person before we are positive she is having psychotic episode because some internet body experts said so.
at least shes not the random dude who she freaked out on, who is not being called a reptilian demon across the internet. i hope she gets shit for this.
i had a panic attack on a plane because i was so scared of flying and also got my eardrums hurt from the pressure from the descending and some girl was recording me and laughing. i hate people❤
@@fatfeline7164 yes, when the mentally ill begin to torment everyone else is when I lose sympathy for them. the fact that it may or may not be beyond their control is irrelevant. I will always have more sympathy for the people around them that are being negatively impacted by their behavior.
@@ethanhoward8506”hi, my name is ethan howard, and I want the whole internet to know that I have no empathy for the mentally ill, and that I endorse cyberbullying.”
This really does seem like a psychotic break; she’s clearly terrified and convinced of whatever her mind is telling her. I hope she’s getting some help.
When I was in the psych ward a few years ago, you wouldn't believe the number of normal looking people in that place (including myself). There was maybe one person who looked like a straight-up crackhead.
Or maybe people just are quick to right something off as mental health crisis or psychotic episode anymore , maybe we wanna actually make sure we learn about this woman before we say she’s crazy right?
@@4kdanny385 Sigh. How many fucking times do I have to look into these things and find out it's exactly what it appeared to be? There's not enough time in the day to use the scientific method in every circumstance. I've seen mental illness up close and that is what this appears to be. That's all the consideration it deserves. In any case, it's the task of the people making fantastical claims to provide the evidence for those claims. Do so.
Ironically these people were worried for the “government” brainwashing or misinforming them constantly but we do it to ourselves , through social media
When I saw this video, the first thing I did was replay it to see if she was wearing medical bracelets. It looks like she has multiple which makes me certain that this is diabetic psychosis. She needs insulin fast. I think this poor lady was having a serious medical emergency and was doing her best to tell everyone that she is hallucinating and needed help.
The fact the hole plane turns to look when she screams “he is not real” just made my day, like the entire plane was turning around expecting to see a not real dude lol 😂
True but imo at the same time we would've done the same in the heat of the moment being kinda startled trying to grasp the situation. I mean, most of us would, while some are actually able to think about filming the ordeal
I doubt she gives a crap. If she's really crazy.. they don't care about views or fame or embarrassment. Their wiring isn't like normal people. And the thing is.. I'm seeing just about everyone this way. They don't give a crap!
@@MM-ig1ivf she was trully that bad, she shouldn't be outside let alone on a plane. What she's going trough looks more like an episode of mania or psychosis which are scarry as fuck and do not deserve the humiliation that person will get when it's over. No it does not give them the excuse to act like jackasses but with so many people online pointing and laughing how can one come out and apologize in peace
@@MM-ig1iv lol most if them who are "crazy" can be "normal" people if someone has temporary period or episode from bipolar or schitzofrenia (most people arent crazy constantly if they can go on meds they most likely recover) it would be so awful to not remember the incident or what on earth you were thinking but seeing it posted everywhere online and just wanting people to stop talking sharing and talking about it. if your make a statement on it then if will be more shared and talked about again
As a person who suffers from schizoaffective disorder bipolar type. This is what I fear will happen to me being like this in public. This poor woman is unaware she is suffering an episode. I pity her and all that are involved in this. I hope she got the help she needs. It’s truly a terrifying thing to witness.
Sadly, psychotic breaks can happen to seemingly normal people at the best of times. The most straight laced, dedicated person I knew when I was 18 suddenly snapped and started claiming that a guy and his girlfriend in our group were the same person and then he went on an all night vandalism spree that made no sense. Its not lizard people, its your brain chemistry... I hope this woman gets the help she needs.
@@krissuyx it's not normal to people who don't experience it. Also i was talking about them saying "seemingly normal people" not a psychotic break. Saying this can also happen to seemingly normal people is ableist because it implies that people with disabilities or mental illnesses are not normal people. Which is very dehumanizing. I know when people say that words can hurt people it can be annoying but its so true, and thinking like this is why many people who have disabilities or mental illnesses get hurt.
@@Moopiewoocause society sees people who arent mentally ill/disabled or "visibly" so (in terms of mental illness) as abnormal. if the majority of people dont have illnesses or disabilities then theyre considered normal and the minority is considered abnormal, so its abnormal compared to *most* people
It's sad seeing people dive head first into the delusion by supporting it or making fun of it. If you witness someone having a psychotic episode, it can be very scary not only for the person watching it but for the person experiencing it themselves. You both feel helpless in such a situation. I hope she was able to get calmed down and the help she needed since then.
I honestly feel bad for her. Imagine having an uncontrollable mental health crisis in public, which is already humiliating enough, only for it to be recorded and seen by the entire internet for mockery and ridicule :(
It's really sad how people react to incidents like this, recording and laughing at someone acting "crazy" without realizing there is probably a significant mental health event happening.
@hodge12009 I'm diagnosed bipolar going on 3 years since my last psychotic episode, and I 100% can say from my perspective that it was single handedly the most terrifying and embarassing time in my life. Just from what my family told me that they were around to see before I was hospitalized is genuinely so embarassing to listen to, and I couldn't even imagine having people whip out their phones if my episode happened in public. In my eyes everyone that whipped out their phone to record on that plane are pieces of shit, and the person that uploaded the video to TikTok that went viral is a huge piece of shit in my opinion.
@@CannedSpaghettios Deal with it the person was being an ass so they made fun of them on tiktok say all you want about it but its not like people don't expect it these days
This is what I'm thinking. If she has schizophrenia this is actually really sad to see. Imagine going in your meds and seeing your a no fly risk. A mockery
My mom had drug induced psychosis and was 200% sure there was a man under the cars backseat. We went to the hospital and had to get security to com ‘check’the car before she would go in, and when she did they went in the vents. This is absolutely an episode and she needed a calm quiet space with a care provider, not treated like she’s an asshole trying to start something
Finally a video with a comment section that points out that this had to be some sort of episode. Everyone else just laughs and doesn’t seem to understand that a psychotic episode is ten times more likely than some supernatural explanation…
My high school art teacher had schizophrenia. When he felt an episode coming he would just let us off and lock himself in his classroom. He was a really nice person.
This reminds me of a video where a guy spends over an hour in hyperanalysing two Garfield comic panels...and that guy who analysed Call Me Maybe as being a secret message about the Antichrist taking over the world. Yes, both of those are real on RUclips. Lemme fetch them. UPDATE: So here they are. NAh9oLs67Cw is the video ID for the Garfield stuff. Puf2_ecpKHs is for that crazy Call Me Maybe guy.
She's clearly having a mentally unwell breakdown and probably due to some last trauma which is sad but what's sadder is the fact that people genuinely believe her...😢😢
I feel sorry for her and I hope she's getting the help that she needs, but holy shit seeing those people turn around in confused unison made me laugh so damn hard
As someone who has bipolar type 2, I've been in some pretty intense delusional type moments before being on meds. From thinking I was in some spiritual war living in the end times, to thinking I could conjure spirits and telepathically communicate with people. Mental illness doesn't fuck around
Yeah I personally find it heartless to be making fun of a woman who is either bipolar or schizophrenic. The person who uploaded this video to humiliate her is evil, and while I usually respect Charlie, this was in bad taste. I've suffered with delusions as well, although I don't have bipolar, I have OCD. Mental breaks usually had to do with thinking everybody could hear my thoughts. I hope this woman could get the help she needed.
My girlfriend is a flight attendant and she has plenty of wild stories of people just being crazy. When you stuff 100+ people in a tight space for hours... sometimes they freak out.
@@SweetWompumshe's having a psychotic episode, which isn't something she can figure out on her own like a person could with the common cold. These things sadly just happen and what makes it really suck nowadays is how fast people whip out their phones to try to make a viral video off of a person's mental illness.
The most concerning part of all of this to me is how willing people are to record and ridicule people having serious mental health crisis'... i hope she can find healing in all the places she needs it without having to constantly have that video held over her head
She deserves to at least be recorded because, in her mania, she called some regular ass dude all sorts of things ruining his day with her own and people on the internet making all sorts of conspiracy theories about him. Like, if she's that unwell she should go see a doctor instead of going vacations and ruining people's days. Plus her insanity also caused the flight to be delayed.
I remember watching my mother hallucinating and if for some reason it was filmed I absolutely would not want people fueling her delusions and telling her that what she saw is real. I dunno man, I get that the video is funny haha but I remember the genuine terror of watching a loved one talk to things in the room that literally did not exist. I wish we didn't fuel this shit.
I know exactly how you feel. My mother has had mental illness my entire life. A few summers ago it was really bad. She thought there were solders in our home and was screaming at us all to hide under the kitchen table. Later that same day she thought zombies were banging at our windows trying to get in. It was heartbreaking. luckily she was able to get help and is better now. I feel like unless you've personally seen a loved one in this kind of episode you really cant understand how terrifying it is. Its a shame people treat it like a joke.
@@evakarin21glad she got help, but her being lucid enough to, to her, save her children first and herself second tells me how much she loves you, even in her hallucinations
Honestly, when I was an RA there was a guy who when he 'drank' (or did whatever else). He would go full hallucination wow zone and when sober would be like 'nah that's BS I'm totally chill blah blah blah' So one friday night I just recorded while I was providing him first aid 'after the tree attacked him' and then showed him the video the next morning before deleting it after he came by asking why his face was all bandaged up. Afterwards he was like ah, I think I'm gonna stay sober for awhile. Never had another issue with him again, but he legit refused to believe 'alcohol' hit him that way. The tree thing was like genuinely madness also involved him setting a fire allegedly off grounds so I can't attest to that other than his admission about burning the mf'er off him. If the buddy who dragged him back in to see me was to believed there was never a fire and he did not put it out and if the cops were looking he has no idea what happened.
I had contracted MRSA from the hospital after a surgery and subsequently ended up having an extremely high fever, 107.8 at the time of my hospitalization. With that said, for a week I refused to accept that anything was wrong and had a full week of delusional insane episodes, where I was seeing and talking to people who weren’t there. I even got out of my bed and slept on the couch because I gave my bed to my hallucinated friends wife. I still remember everything that happened as if it was all real. It was crazy and has had me question what reality am I actually experiencing, because both are very real when an episode occurs.
That doesn’t mean it was good at all, look at the people who believed it. These are the same people who think the government are planting Satanist Reptilians on airplanes for…some reason? Half of them think the Earth is flat and a quarter think it’s a ball, but hollow and the one world government’s hiding goodies in it from everyone like we live on a giant Easter egg. You don’t need to go that hard to convince them of anything lol. A confident tweet alone would’ve done the same thing.
My mom was a paranoid schizophrenic. She would do shit like this all the time. There was always someone watching her through the lights in our living room, the lights had cameras and microphones. People/the FBI were always breaking into our house. This airplane lady very much gave me schizophrenic/psychosis vibes lol.
As someone who works in a state psych hospital, this whole video really looks like she is having psychosis. It’s not funny when people react this way, she needs help and stability.
i havent really seen anyone being like, oooo hehe what a bitch, what a karen. like yeah she called a dude on a plane fake, the fact she needs help is pretty obvious, what people are laughing at are the completely healthy reasonable people that believe her out of boredom
Well. She needs to be the one to do that. I’m just going to laugh at her because I don’t have the capacity to give a shit about “demon hunters” except for entertainment.
@@nrran6835 the whole thing about psychosis is that the person experiencing it thinks its real. nobody gets help for a problem they don't know they have.
Scopalamine is a fairly commonly prescribed medication for motion sickness on airplanes, but it also causes delirious hallucinations. It is possible that she could've been prescibed that and took too much. Edit- The replies saying scopalamine is rarely prescribed for this are true, but if the lady took something over the counter for her motion sickness, such as dramamine, her reactions make some sense
@@LuluTheCorgi It is true. Another, more commonly used med in the same class (dramamine) has a similar side effect of hallucinations. You can get this over the counter and use it for motion sickness. Either one could very likely be the cause of this lady's paranoia. Scopalamine is mostly used for preventing nausea from other medications during surgical procedures. Source- College courses on medications, uses, dosing, and side effects. Look it up for yourself if you don't believe me.
The crazy thing is she genuinely sounded terrified. She was really scared of whatever she saw, and maybe she hallucinated it but the fear in her voice was insane.
She's clearly either schizophrenic or overwhelmingly paranoid to the point of psychosis, so yes she's terrified of the fake person on the plane she has created.
She was terrified, she is delusional. I've had several people I know go through very similar behavior. Mental illness is a terrible monster that's difficult to conquer.
I saw people in comments on tiktok saying they believe her because of how serious she seems and sure of herself. It's impossible to explain to these people that when you're having a psychosis episode you full believe what you see
this is so sad. she's clearly having a psychotic episode, and people are either fueling her delusions or making fun of her. i really hope she gets the help she needs. i hope she never sees the video people took of her at one of her worst moments. schizospec disorders are no joke.
The same people who think the government created reptiles, anti vax, the earth is flat, 9/11 was an inside job etc are all RELIGIOUS/NON-SECULAR people. There is a huge correlation between people with judeo-christian values and conspiracy theorists. Not to be radical, but the sooner we teach people science and not magical fantasy bullshittery, the sooner less of this conspiracy nonsense will happen.
exactly. ive done lsd before and hallucinated a man in a dark suit with a glass terrarium for a head and all the small plants inside were laughing while bleeding. there were also strange clouds and turtle skeleton moving through my ceiling.
I knew a girl once many years ago that seriously thought that manikins in department stores were once real people that got turned into wax, and it's all a big government cover up. I laughed a bit when she told me and she got mad. Sadly, she suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.
When my partner is off her meds sometimes she has mental breaks and thinks people have been replaced by clones or had their skin stolen, including me. The thought of someone filming her and making a viral video in her most vulnerable and scared state is fucking despicable.
You are an amazing partner for supporting her!! My husband is like you- he is my protector when I have episodes like this poor lady. Thank you for being you!!
The saddest part of all of this is how completely normalized it has become to video, upload, and mock people who are clearly having a mental health crisis. Possibly the lowest and most embarrassing moment of her life and everyone wants to point and laugh
What are you going to do about it then? Voice it out she needs help? And then she gets offended and suddenly your jobless living on the streets? There's a reason why people will sit and watch someone getting raped in a public transport nowadays. But hey at least you can twerk in front of children with a tail plug up your ass so we can call it a victory no?
people have always been disgusting like that. Mentally ill people were made fun of throughout all of recorded history. Nothing new, which is something i'm not sure how to feel about
As someone who a manic mental health condition I’m so scared that one day I’ll forget my medication have a huge mental breakdown and it’ll be recorded and shared around for me to be made fun of.
As the stratosphere the plane was about to traverse through, I had a first-hand view of this guy, and let me tell you, he was a complete farce. I would go as far as to say that this motherfucker was borderline imaginary.
what makes me so uncomfortable is growing up, my mom has always been very mentally... unwell, and spent a lot of time drinking. the woman having that episode on the plane sounded EXACTLY like my mom and moved exactly like she would. How people are digging so deep into this is beyond me, people want so badly to feel special that they'll grasp at anything to give them that feeling.
Worse are the people that make fun of her calling her crazy Karen. If I were her son I would be more pissed about those people making fun of a mental episode and embarassing her for life than the crazy people that actually believe her delusion.
@@TheDwight12 That's absolutely right. Like I don't get along with my mom anymore because of it- but it's still not something someone deserves to be harassed and made fun of for. it's a real, actual problem they are going through and though they may pass it with time growth, having that mark perminantly plastered and talked about so much can make it that much harder for them to get the help and they'll ultimately just get more hurt over time. I really hope she gets the help she needs despite all this.
@@wonkybeans Schizophrenia isn't something that passes or goes away. This person is having a psychotic episode, experiencing hallucinations, and is likely schizophrenic. With how you describe this I hope you're not mistaking the mannerisms of your mother in themselves for schizophrenia.
@@bottlecap6169 You don't know if it's just schizophrenia. Mania can manifest itself in the same exact way this woman is acting. I appreciate your words, but don't jump to comclusions on what condition she may have lol
Psychosis sucks man. It is some of the most terrifying shit and you can feel stripped of like all control suddenly and rapidly. I hope she can get better.
The fact that this went viral is disturbing. This woman is clearly in a psychotic state of mind. We shouldn’t be pointing and laughing, even if it’s nuts. She needs help…
It’s a serious mental health issue to do with a brain dysfunction, often as a result of injury. Like body dysphoria, the brain can give you bizarre signals, like the guy who was convinced his own mother was an imposter, but believed in her when she spoke to him on the phone. Something to do with damage to the way the brain processes the visual information it receives.
As someone who experiences psychotic episodes and psychosis, I can’t imagine how scary it feels on a PLANE. Its crazy how people are fueling those delusions
it’s genuinely very upsetting to me that so many people are fueling her delusions. one of the worst things you can do to someone in that state is egg them on :/ i hope that woman is dealing with whatever shit was going on - drugs, psychosis, whatever - and is able to move on with her life.
I was in a college class once where one student having a psychotic break. Every week you could see the deterioration. Towards the end I realized when he looked at me I was less real to him than the invisible people he was talking to. It was unsettling - he was never violent but his reality was so different from mine, I just hoped he never saw me as some sort of threat to his life. I’m going to assume that these people who think the woman was seeing a “real” nonhuman have never seen someone who is genuinely psychotic.
My dad had a psychotic episode around me and thought that the colors people would wear would reflect how they felt about him and became obsessed with colors. He thought I was in on it and gaslighting him, scary experience. Goes to show people will believe anything.
As someone related to another person that has psychotic episodes, as goofy and outlandish as these may be, it’s important to remember that what she was experiencing was very real to her in that moment. Imagine you were in a situation where you realized someone wasn’t a real person. It’s scary. This probably isn’t the first time she’s freaked out like this and people didn’t believe her either. And I’m willing to bet that people reacting that way didn’t make her realize she was just imagining things. Mental health problems are still very stigmatized and we need to exercise compassion when these stories pop up. Unfortunately, facts and logic won’t always help much in these situations. Psychosis really is no joke.
"Imagine you were in a situation where you realized someone wasn’t a real person. It’s scary." not really. I mean what does that even mean? they are made from clay? like wtf. but even given empathy, this lady is a danger to the public. in her psychosis she could do more than just yell.
@@khaoscero Seems like you don't understand much about these kinds of mental illnesses. I'm not preaching that I have the best understanding because I don't really know that much about it at all. But I know enough to realise it's a serious issue that shouldn't be stigmatised. Psychosis is a real thing that can happen to people, that doesn't make them a criminal. That's just fear talking because of ignorance. And I do admit I'm a little ignorant and should educate myself a little more on the topic, but any confusion or ignorance I have I would never take out on the people that are suffering with it. You're poking fun and remaining ignorant. I kinda hate to say it but you're part of the problem.
I like to use a different example. Imagine that there's a waterfall around the corner and you know it because you've looked it up before and you know it's coming unless you get those people to turn the boat around in five minutes. That's a much better example IMO since it's more concrete. The terror will be just about equal.
+@@khaoscero read my above comment ^ all she is is scared. She's scared and truly believes that she's doing what's best for everyone. To link it back to my analogy, in her mind, she's saying "The waterfall is just five minutes away. If these people do not turn this boat around, we will all die. They aren't going to listen to me, but I'll try to explain it to them as quickly as possible, then I'm leaving. I hope they listen to me." THAT is the level of fear and the level of concreteness and the level of realness that she likely was experiencing. It doesn't matter that you, another person, don't think fake people are a thing; she does. She knows they're real, and because of that, it's extremely real to her, just as a waterfall would be to you.
on god, those mfs ask me “so where are you from??” and stg id rather shift into my natural lizard form than tell her about my facility of origin buried deep in the earth beneath the denver airport 😭
i love how a woman having a psychotic episode and her thinking some guy isnt real leads to internet believing in “fake people” i hope the woman is in the right hands if professional help and is recovering from the incident
I have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, ptsd, panic attack disorder for mental stuff and this is so possible after really heavy anxiety i have had delerium/psychosis where i thought the world wasn't real, forgotten who i was/where i was, while i was driving i thought i stole my own car, etc. So i could imagine a woman with some thing mental going on maybe plane fear? Idk could experince that same kind of delerium/psychosis
My mom was mentally ill and she said she saw demons..she acted like a totally different person. The brain is capable of incredible things....and yes....."It's all in your head". She is back to normal...come to find out she had a UTI that spread to her brain. She spent 3 months recovering in a mental ward until the infection left her brain.
I just want to know the woman ended up safe and got treatment comfortably. Psychosis is terrifying. If they didn't arrest her she had to have been experiencing a mental health crisis
I'm sure she is fine now. She's clearly a diabetic whose blood sugar is going out of control. She's wearing medical bracelets and is clearly letting everyone know that she is hallucinating. The staff should have immediately noticed what was happening and started looking for her emergency injection pen. For a type I, things get out of control real quick. They start seeing things, panic, and loose all sense of reason. It like going from normal to having dementia in a matter of minutes. This woman is in fight or flight mode at the moment. She could start having a diabetic seizure at any moment and die. I think she is trying to let everyone know the best she can.
Thanks for covering this it was on TikTok and I couldn’t believe the majority of comments were about how they believe her, they’d follow her. That’s more believable than thinking she has psychosis? Which is very common and everyone’s aware of mental health now but not this? Idk if it’s an issue with gen z but insane world lol
Mental health is important guys. This lady seems convinced that she is right and I'm sure, to HER, it is. She needs help. It's honestly more sad than anything
We have no idea the context of this video. There could have been an argument before hand and she is saying the other person is not "real" like they're a two faced person or something.
@@iBullyDemons with the level of INTENSE fear that she’s talking with, I don’t think that’s what she could mean. She’s clearly distressed and thinks that something is threatening her safety
@@spiderdude2099she could be high, she could be mentally ill, she could be drunk, she could have a third eye, at the end of the day you and everyone else don't know this and have equal information about this lady until she speaks up.
@@iBullyDemonswhy would she have the need to leave her seat and try to get off the plane just because he’s being “two-faced”? She was acting like she was in legitimate danger, why would she get up and report someone just for being two-faced to the attendants/pilot? Your argument makes no sense
@@tacobanana6538 I think we can definitely say FOR CERTAIN that she is distressed beyond just "that guy was rude". You have ears and eyes and so do I. Some conclusions CAN be reasonably assumed. I'm not gonna tolerate this "there's no way to infer or know anything about the situation". Yes. Yes there is. Observation and deduction skills exist for a reason and should be believed to a certain extent bro..
She’s only slightly more crazy than some of the things people say in serious discourse. If she found a way to make this racist and own the libs she’d get a prime time show on Fox.
I just keep thinking of The Twilight Zone episode with William Shatner where only he can see the guy on the wing of the plane from his window. Then the ending where he is strapped to a stretcher being taken to the hospital 😂
Me, too. It was entitled, "Nightmare at 20,000 feet," although I have also heard it referred to as the "Witch on the Wing" episode (although actually a gremlin, not a witch). It was based on a short story by Richard Matheson. What is happening now sounds like the plot being played out in real life - except of course, gremlins are not real.
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Imagine being a regular dude on a plane and someone calls you fake. Then you look at social media and everyone is calling you satan’s little reptilian
only viable option left is to profit and start a cult
@supermegaultahypercoolguy4327 ya but a fun spooky satanic cult not a boring scientology cult
tbh i'd just scream "attention seeker!" to her if i were on that plane just so she could call me fake... then i'd say...
"bUt nOt As fAkE aS yoUr bOdY" while silently laughing to myself before getting sued and having my entire life destroyed. After that I would move to a secret location to sharpen my defenestrations-skills to later get my revenge on her the next time I meet her at a plane. She would yet again say; "You can sit on this plane and you can fucking die with him or not, I'm not going to".
Then I'd take off my cap and reveal my face out of my old black hoodie to say "Remember me?" moments before I honor her foolish, moronic, half-witted, simpleminded, ludicrous wish and defenestrates her the fak outta that plane rigjt into the deep bottomless abyss.
(edit: what am i even writing ;-;)
Sounds fun ngl
@@supermegaultahypercoolguy4327ma man i had the same idea wanna start a cult? we will call it the fakenati faketology nahhh freefakens
I have no idea how people have decided that a psychotic episode is less believable than fake people
lol i make better content then Penguinz0 on my playlist
Don't translate 😤
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Charlie inspires me. my parents said if I get 15k followers They'd buy me a better camera for recording..begging u guys, literally begging.
womp womp
Comment section is botted hard af true though my dude
I've suffered psychotic breaks and this is a perfect representation of one, the emotion the fear the absolute surity in what you're experiencing, hope the lady is doing OK.
Yeah she's bad she can get it
I'm bipolar and I've had a couple of episodes. Basically my head was spinning, I couldn't stop screaming and I was freaking out.
@@feraltaco4783yeah manic episodes are the WORST. I get super bad psychosis and start talking to imaginary people due to sleep deprivation. No bueno
I feel for the guy, he must have felt so uncomfortable, I hope he's doing okay...
I’ve experienced delusions in the past, it’s terrible to deal with and it controls every aspect of your life. I hope that she gets the help she needs and gets better.
Delusions and psychosis is literally the worst 🤦♂️
there’s seriously no way people have come to the conclusion she is seeing fake people instead of the more likelihood of her just being clinically insane
Those are the same thing? If she sees fake people she is insane
@@galador8089 I mean yeah but im talking about the people who believe she is actually seeing a fake person lmao
@@itsNioh_...she ACTUALLY would be seeing someone who doesn't exist if she's mentally ill.
You're saying the same thing two separate ways. If you are having a psychotic episode, you're actually seeing things that are not in reality.
People are saying she disappeared💀💀
@@itsNioh_But she did see a fake person 😂. You mean she didn’t see government planted fake people. But she still saw a fake person in her head.
The craziest part is that now even if this woman comes forward and confirms she was just having a mental health crisis, these people won’t believe her and will assume she was actually disappeared and cloned by the government. They are genuinely unwell.
no, this is a reality you choose not to accept
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@@ethrboyokay I’ll bite. why would a lizard person be flying coach?
Nah, that's just regular PMS. Most women have that for at least 6 days straight, like when nobody mows the yard or the phone bill doubles.
@@KB-ke3fiik youre joking but some people might take you seriously so yeah imma be a fact checker. ur wrong
The woman likely hasn't addressed this because she's receiving help for a psychotic or manic episode, and it's an awful idea to go online in that state when a plethora of people are looking for you and many others are encouraging your delusion. These episodes can be absolutely terrifying on their own, I can't imagine what would happen if I had people encouraging me instead of calming me down.
@beaverofthepola2071had a hallucination from valium 😂 what are you on about
Why is it that she gets the excuse of “mental health problems” but other people get called a Karen or a loser for having freak outs and disturbing the public? She was causing a scene and making it worse for the people around her. Also, she allegedly assaulted someone and all the passengers had to deplane so stop giving her the excuse of needing help when she did disturb others
@@thegoat8827 idk how it's difficult to understand that someone being entitled is different than someone having a defect in their brain that makes them think they're in danger and therefore lash out. Also, I never said it was an excuse, I answered the question of why she hasn't come online to respond to the situation.
@@dragonsrule20201 yea but you don’t know fs if this woman has a defect in her brain that makes her think like this or if the others being “entitled” have a defect in their brain either, you’re rly just assuming.
And I don’t think she thought she was in danger, according to reports she was just upset at someone (apparently a relative) cuz she thought they stole her AirPods. Regardless of whether she’s entitled or having a psychotic episode, that shouldn’t excuse assault and disturbance of others. And mby you weren’t excusing it, but it’s odd that you’re not calling out her bad behavior and instead saying it’s cuz she hasn’t received help yet
I’m glad to see most of the people in the comments aren’t making fun of this lady. She seems like she’s having a genuine mental health crisis. I hope she gets the help she needs.
Yeah there’s a difference between a Karen having a freak out and a person going through a mental health episode
@@interstate80. how is this different? She was causing a scene and making it worse for the people around her. Also, she allegedly assaulted someone and all the passengers had to deplane
@thegoat8827 fym “what’s the difference?? The difference is someone who is causing commotion for no reason and someone who is obviously experiencing some kind of episode or is on drugs making a commotion while believing they are in a horrifying situation.
@@selfproclaimedcowboy8587 i guess you just didn’t research anything about it? Apparently she was upset at someone cuz she thought they stole her AirPods so she started yelling and disturbing others to the point where they had to deplane. Even if she had mental health issues, it doesn’t excuse assaulting someone and disturbing others
@@thegoat8827 They weren't excusing it, but making fun of her for this isn't okay.
Can we just accept, as a society, that mental issues are real and need to be treated appropriately?
I wish we could. But I’m seeing a lot of hateful comments.
no profit in treating it sadly so its not gonna get done.
If there was a man that knew the truth and only the truth not even a god just the truth boogy man that looks like a 4th wall all black comic book character that knew the truth and your first question to him was “are aliens and the Big Bang theory real?” He responds with , “the Big Bang yes. The aliens no, dark magic no.” My mind will be BOGGLED
No
That was thrown out the window with the trans movement
I'm honestly impressed with how quick people are with that record button. The second some of you hear someone's voice go up an octave you whip your phone out so fast it ionizes the air around it
Charlie’s burner
Underrated comment
You’re hilarious
Here we go, another video of showing how much of a scummy hypocrite Charlie is shaming people who are trying to capitalize on this video and situation, while at the same time he is trying to capitalize off of this video and situation.
It’s the law of America, the U S of mfkn A 🫡🫡 🇺🇸
AMERICA 🇺🇸
(I’m a American Canadian Mexican European Brazilian Russian fellow)
The fact she hasn’t spoken out since tells me she’s mentally ill and has just realized she had a mental break and is avoiding the public eye out of shame
I don’t blame here, the trolls can be relentless
As a mental health counselor, just hope this lady is getting the help she needs and is doing alright
Seriously. And how the internet is handling it is just awful. People don't understand that studying the occult can literally make you crazy. It's like there is a mass phycosis going on right now. I believe in alot of the shit, but at the same time understand that not every single conspiracy theory is real. People just need to ground themselves, learn to meditate, and understand not everything in the occult is 100% fact
wholesome
No health care in America so probably not.
Or she spotted an actual reptilian 😮
She does the baphomet symbol
Imagine being the guy she called fake, and just hearing as this woman calls you a reptilian, and have everyone believe it
😂😂 what a way to ruin that person's day isn't?
"Everyone" is the biggest overstatement of the century.
hope he doesn’t care what a bunch of 14 year olds who think their funny call him
"and have everyone believe it"
I must've missed this part.
She's clearly having a mentally unwell breakdown and probably due to some last trauma which is sad but what's sadder is the fact that people genuinely believe her...😢
I’ve seen people try to put weight to her argument because she seemed absolutely TERRIFIED. But as someone who’s experienced psychotic episodes, believe me when I tell you that it all feels VERY real, and it is TERRIFYING. Assuming it’s that type of situation.
This girl doesn’t automatically have to be psycho like you simply because she thought she saw something on a plane
@@4kdanny385 She's having a mental break. It's clear to people who know what mental illness looks like.
Yeah, it can't be mental illness because she's really afraid. lol
@@4kdanny385just cause someone’s mentally ill doesn’t make them a psycho. She’s probably just having an episode which doesn’t make someone crazy, just ill
@@alessandraboo7176 I mean do y’all know this woman personally or are y’all just sold truly that she definitely has mental health problems because of a freak out she had on a plane? I believe we should hear from the person before we are positive she is having psychotic episode because some internet body experts said so.
I feel so bad for people who have public freakouts. Most of them are obviously unwell. I hope she gets the help she needs. Bummin.
at least shes not the random dude who she freaked out on, who is not being called a reptilian demon across the internet. i hope she gets shit for this.
i had a panic attack on a plane because i was so scared of flying and also got my eardrums hurt from the pressure from the descending and some girl was recording me and laughing. i hate people❤
"hi, my name is ethan howard, and I want the whole internet to know that I have no empathy for the mentally ill, and that I endorse cyberbullying."
@@fatfeline7164 yes, when the mentally ill begin to torment everyone else is when I lose sympathy for them. the fact that it may or may not be beyond their control is irrelevant. I will always have more sympathy for the people around them that are being negatively impacted by their behavior.
@@ethanhoward8506”hi, my name is ethan howard, and I want the whole internet to know that I have no empathy for the mentally ill, and that I endorse cyberbullying.”
This really does seem like a psychotic break; she’s clearly terrified and convinced of whatever her mind is telling her. I hope she’s getting some help.
It’s because she looks like a normal person that people can’t believe it was a mental health crisis/psychotic episode.
“normal” looking people suffer the most from mental illness, and they rarely know, they think they are normal
When I was in the psych ward a few years ago, you wouldn't believe the number of normal looking people in that place (including myself). There was maybe one person who looked like a straight-up crackhead.
Or maybe people just are quick to right something off as mental health crisis or psychotic episode anymore , maybe we wanna actually make sure we learn about this woman before we say she’s crazy right?
@@4kdanny385 Sigh. How many fucking times do I have to look into these things and find out it's exactly what it appeared to be? There's not enough time in the day to use the scientific method in every circumstance.
I've seen mental illness up close and that is what this appears to be. That's all the consideration it deserves. In any case, it's the task of the people making fantastical claims to provide the evidence for those claims. Do so.
BINGO!
Imagine being a lizard person and flying on an economy flight. They deserve no less than business class, show some respect
As funny as this is, it's also a good point. Why would a reptilian be on a commercial flight? Lol
As a lizard person, I only fly first class.
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There are creatures. I see them all the time at esporta gym. Alot of them wear hats and do weird satanist rituals.
Stuff like this truly makes me wonder what the impact of social media is on our society.
It's much worse than you think.
Ironically these people were worried for the “government” brainwashing or misinforming them constantly but we do it to ourselves , through social media
See fig. 1 Clussy Fever.
Because of social media and clout, instances like this are perceived extremely differently than they would have been 8 years ago.
When I saw this video, the first thing I did was replay it to see if she was wearing medical bracelets. It looks like she has multiple which makes me certain that this is diabetic psychosis. She needs insulin fast. I think this poor lady was having a serious medical emergency and was doing her best to tell everyone that she is hallucinating and needed help.
The way the people turn their heads to check absolutely kills me lmao
ha i make better content then Penguinz0 on my playlist
@@Laughisty ha that's a good joke (not really no one likes you)
I'm better than penguinz0
They should have said "What person? There's no one sitting there."
That'd _really_ freak her out!
God that would’ve been funny as fuck
The fact the hole plane turns to look when she screams “he is not real” just made my day, like the entire plane was turning around expecting to see a not real dude lol 😂
True but imo at the same time we would've done the same in the heat of the moment being kinda startled trying to grasp the situation. I mean, most of us would, while some are actually able to think about filming the ordeal
Hole 💀
Lol who wouldn’t look back if someone is yelling about someone not being real…who knows what you might see
Dude what if the looked back and she was sitting next to a mannequin or something 😂
@@lord.have.myrcene even better if it was someone with a mannequin spouse and the person just ''yeah i know'' LMAO
She probably hasn't come out and said anything because she had an extremely public freakout that went viral and she's mortified
I doubt she gives a crap. If she's really crazy.. they don't care about views or fame or embarrassment. Their wiring isn't like normal people. And the thing is.. I'm seeing just about everyone this way. They don't give a crap!
@@MM-ig1ivf she was trully that bad, she shouldn't be outside let alone on a plane. What she's going trough looks more like an episode of mania or psychosis which are scarry as fuck and do not deserve the humiliation that person will get when it's over. No it does not give them the excuse to act like jackasses but with so many people online pointing and laughing how can one come out and apologize in peace
It’d be better if she kept quiet so her bullies can look like jerks.
@@MM-ig1iv lol most if them who are "crazy" can be "normal" people if someone has temporary period or episode from bipolar or schitzofrenia (most people arent crazy constantly if they can go on meds they most likely recover) it would be so awful to not remember the incident or what on earth you were thinking but seeing it posted everywhere online and just wanting people to stop talking sharing and talking about it. if your make a statement on it then if will be more shared and talked about again
@@helixxia9320schitzofrenia???
As a person who suffers from schizoaffective disorder bipolar type. This is what I fear will happen to me being like this in public. This poor woman is unaware she is suffering an episode. I pity her and all that are involved in this. I hope she got the help she needs. It’s truly a terrifying thing to witness.
I'll always love "you can't explain this!" people where you DO explain it and they just don't accept the 100% factual explanation.
It's never actually "you can't explain this", it's always "you can't explain this so simply that I can understand it without confusing myself"
Just like "you can't disprove my "god" somehow is justification for belief in a childhood fairy tale "god" of some kind. It's all so absurd.
@@ross-carlsoneasy there tiger
@@ross-carlson bro not the same thing, chill out r/ atheist
@ManiacX1999 it's literally the exact same thing
Sadly, psychotic breaks can happen to seemingly normal people at the best of times. The most straight laced, dedicated person I knew when I was 18 suddenly snapped and started claiming that a guy and his girlfriend in our group were the same person and then he went on an all night vandalism spree that made no sense. Its not lizard people, its your brain chemistry... I hope this woman gets the help she needs.
I can tell that your comment is coming from the right place and that you mean no harm but saying "seemingly normal people" is incredibly ableist.
@@Moopiewoo Well, psychotic breaks are not normal, so...
@@krissuyx it's not normal to people who don't experience it. Also i was talking about them saying "seemingly normal people" not a psychotic break.
Saying this can also happen to seemingly normal people is ableist because it implies that people with disabilities or mental illnesses are not normal people. Which is very dehumanizing. I know when people say that words can hurt people it can be annoying but its so true, and thinking like this is why many people who have disabilities or mental illnesses get hurt.
@@Moopiewoothe whole point of a disorder is unnatural and not normal they aren’t wrong in saying that
@@Moopiewoocause society sees people who arent mentally ill/disabled or "visibly" so (in terms of mental illness) as abnormal. if the majority of people dont have illnesses or disabilities then theyre considered normal and the minority is considered abnormal, so its abnormal compared to *most* people
It's sad seeing people dive head first into the delusion by supporting it or making fun of it. If you witness someone having a psychotic episode, it can be very scary not only for the person watching it but for the person experiencing it themselves. You both feel helpless in such a situation.
I hope she was able to get calmed down and the help she needed since then.
how could anyone watch that clip and not think "poor woman, she is having a psychotic episode"
I honestly feel bad for her. Imagine having an uncontrollable mental health crisis in public, which is already humiliating enough, only for it to be recorded and seen by the entire internet for mockery and ridicule :(
It's really sad how people react to incidents like this, recording and laughing at someone acting "crazy" without realizing there is probably a significant mental health event happening.
@hodge12009 I'm diagnosed bipolar going on 3 years since my last psychotic episode, and I 100% can say from my perspective that it was single handedly the most terrifying and embarassing time in my life. Just from what my family told me that they were around to see before I was hospitalized is genuinely so embarassing to listen to, and I couldn't even imagine having people whip out their phones if my episode happened in public. In my eyes everyone that whipped out their phone to record on that plane are pieces of shit, and the person that uploaded the video to TikTok that went viral is a huge piece of shit in my opinion.
@@CannedSpaghettios Deal with it the person was being an ass so they made fun of them on tiktok say all you want about it but its not like people don't expect it these days
This is what I'm thinking. If she has schizophrenia this is actually really sad to see. Imagine going in your meds and seeing your a no fly risk. A mockery
Facts. I would hate to be recorded If I had a mental breakdown
My mom had drug induced psychosis and was 200% sure there was a man under the cars backseat. We went to the hospital and had to get security to com ‘check’the car before she would go in, and when she did they went in the vents.
This is absolutely an episode and she needed a calm quiet space with a care provider, not treated like she’s an asshole trying to start something
Majority of society has to move forward, and does not want to deal with mental missfires that slow down progression.
@superdaveozy7863 I just know Superdave is solving the quantum question as we speak, must not slow progression 🤓
dude I catch people trying to climb in my vents all the time, I think your just cutting corners by not checking the vents.
@@superdaveozy7863transformer pfp out here progressing society by curing cancer 🤓
What quiet calm space is there on an airplane
Finally a video with a comment section that points out that this had to be some sort of episode. Everyone else just laughs and doesn’t seem to understand that a psychotic episode is ten times more likely than some supernatural explanation…
Yeah she bad, she can get it. Waiting on that crazy gawk gawk 3000
@@jonyboyblackpaisa😐😑😐
My high school art teacher had schizophrenia. When he felt an episode coming he would just let us off and lock himself in his classroom. He was a really nice person.
The fact that people are finding this insane symbolism in regular hand movements is actually equally as schizophrenic seeing someone who isn’t there
This reminds me of a video where a guy spends over an hour in hyperanalysing two Garfield comic panels...and that guy who analysed Call Me Maybe as being a secret message about the Antichrist taking over the world. Yes, both of those are real on RUclips. Lemme fetch them. UPDATE: So here they are. NAh9oLs67Cw is the video ID for the Garfield stuff. Puf2_ecpKHs is for that crazy Call Me Maybe guy.
I was going to say the same exact thing. Absolute lunacy…
This reminds me of those old illuminati confirmed videos where someone would draw a triangle on a still frame of something
She's clearly having a mentally unwell breakdown and probably due to some last trauma which is sad but what's sadder is the fact that people genuinely believe her...😢😢
Nah bro she was about to use a jutsu. You can see her doing the handsigns
While this is all insane, mad respect to those two passengers on the last clip Charlie showed for jumping in to stop a potentially horrible situation
Because it was Brits and not a New York subway
He would not have been able to get the doors open anyway. The doors on planes are sealed for safety and passengers can't open it.
I have to imagine those dudes were air marshals
@@IamNeptunusDon't know why people won't let them have at it.
@Forestgravy90 it’s because it was an airplane and not a subway. Britains self defense laws don’t leave much room for self defense.
I feel sorry for her and I hope she's getting the help that she needs, but holy shit seeing those people turn around in confused unison made me laugh so damn hard
Just imagine the hit to that poor guy's self esteem when he found out that so many people online are trying to tell him he doesn't even exist
As someone who has bipolar type 2, I've been in some pretty intense delusional type moments before being on meds. From thinking I was in some spiritual war living in the end times, to thinking I could conjure spirits and telepathically communicate with people. Mental illness doesn't fuck around
Born in the wrong time we could’ve been respected shamans
Yeah I personally find it heartless to be making fun of a woman who is either bipolar or schizophrenic. The person who uploaded this video to humiliate her is evil, and while I usually respect Charlie, this was in bad taste. I've suffered with delusions as well, although I don't have bipolar, I have OCD. Mental breaks usually had to do with thinking everybody could hear my thoughts. I hope this woman could get the help she needed.
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Or they just put you on meds to keep your consciousness low. All of those things are true.
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My girlfriend is a flight attendant and she has plenty of wild stories of people just being crazy. When you stuff 100+ people in a tight space for hours... sometimes they freak out.
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@@SweetWompumshe's having a psychotic episode, which isn't something she can figure out on her own like a person could with the common cold. These things sadly just happen and what makes it really suck nowadays is how fast people whip out their phones to try to make a viral video off of a person's mental illness.
@@SweetWompum I highly doubt whatever it is this woman suffers from runs on a strict calendar my man
The most concerning part of all of this to me is how willing people are to record and ridicule people having serious mental health crisis'... i hope she can find healing in all the places she needs it without having to constantly have that video held over her head
She deserves to at least be recorded because, in her mania, she called some regular ass dude all sorts of things ruining his day with her own and people on the internet making all sorts of conspiracy theories about him.
Like, if she's that unwell she should go see a doctor instead of going vacations and ruining people's days. Plus her insanity also caused the flight to be delayed.
@@zippyparakeet1074 well, well, well, looks like someone doesn't actually have any idea what it's like to have a mental disorder
@@zippyparakeet1074 We don't know anything! Maybe she already HAS seen a doctor! What, can a lady not go on vacation?
It's always the victimization angle when charlie make a video about a woman but y'all ready to grab your popcorn when charlie go at a man😂
Very sad. Also scary for both her and the other passengers. People, please take your meds. This world punishes
I remember watching my mother hallucinating and if for some reason it was filmed I absolutely would not want people fueling her delusions and telling her that what she saw is real.
I dunno man, I get that the video is funny haha but I remember the genuine terror of watching a loved one talk to things in the room that literally did not exist. I wish we didn't fuel this shit.
I know exactly how you feel. My mother has had mental illness my entire life. A few summers ago it was really bad. She thought there were solders in our home and was screaming at us all to hide under the kitchen table. Later that same day she thought zombies were banging at our windows trying to get in. It was heartbreaking. luckily she was able to get help and is better now. I feel like unless you've personally seen a loved one in this kind of episode you really cant understand how terrifying it is. Its a shame people treat it like a joke.
@@evakarin21glad she got help, but her being lucid enough to, to her, save her children first and herself second tells me how much she loves you, even in her hallucinations
Honestly, when I was an RA there was a guy who when he 'drank' (or did whatever else). He would go full hallucination wow zone and when sober would be like 'nah that's BS I'm totally chill blah blah blah' So one friday night I just recorded while I was providing him first aid 'after the tree attacked him' and then showed him the video the next morning before deleting it after he came by asking why his face was all bandaged up. Afterwards he was like ah, I think I'm gonna stay sober for awhile. Never had another issue with him again, but he legit refused to believe 'alcohol' hit him that way. The tree thing was like genuinely madness also involved him setting a fire allegedly off grounds so I can't attest to that other than his admission about burning the mf'er off him. If the buddy who dragged him back in to see me was to believed there was never a fire and he did not put it out and if the cops were looking he has no idea what happened.
@@axolotllan "the tree attacked him" those skyrim spriggons don't mess around
I had contracted MRSA from the hospital after a surgery and subsequently ended up having an extremely high fever, 107.8 at the time of my hospitalization. With that said, for a week I refused to accept that anything was wrong and had a full week of delusional insane episodes, where I was seeing and talking to people who weren’t there. I even got out of my bed and slept on the couch because I gave my bed to my hallucinated friends wife. I still remember everything that happened as if it was all real. It was crazy and has had me question what reality am I actually experiencing, because both are very real when an episode occurs.
As a writer, knowing that fan fiction was so good people thought it was real is prob the highest honor
Scientology is based off an author's novel that's gotta feel pretty great for sure
@sleeplesshollow4216 so is every religious text...
It could be terrible and people would believe it, because they want to
That doesn’t mean it was good at all, look at the people who believed it. These are the same people who think the government are planting Satanist Reptilians on airplanes for…some reason? Half of them think the Earth is flat and a quarter think it’s a ball, but hollow and the one world government’s hiding goodies in it from everyone like we live on a giant Easter egg. You don’t need to go that hard to convince them of anything lol. A confident tweet alone would’ve done the same thing.
I mean, conspiracy nuts will look at anything that confirms their delusions and believe it's real. The bar is pretty low tbh
this was very scary for her and it’s kinda gross everyone’s just making fun of her. in the moment, it feels real and it’s terrifying
9 months later, still think it's funny how everyone simultaneously turns their heads to look at him
My mom was a paranoid schizophrenic. She would do shit like this all the time. There was always someone watching her through the lights in our living room, the lights had cameras and microphones. People/the FBI were always breaking into our house.
This airplane lady very much gave me schizophrenic/psychosis vibes lol.
As someone who works in a state psych hospital, this whole video really looks like she is having psychosis. It’s not funny when people react this way, she needs help and stability.
i havent really seen anyone being like, oooo hehe what a bitch, what a karen. like yeah she called a dude on a plane fake, the fact she needs help is pretty obvious, what people are laughing at are the completely healthy reasonable people that believe her out of boredom
Well. She needs to be the one to do that. I’m just going to laugh at her because I don’t have the capacity to give a shit about “demon hunters” except for entertainment.
@@nrran6835pray tell, how does one get themselves help whilst experiencing a psychotic break...?
I was thinking she may have been drunk or high, but now it looks like she does need help
@@nrran6835 the whole thing about psychosis is that the person experiencing it thinks its real. nobody gets help for a problem they don't know they have.
Now, imagine that guy had just fallen asleep and missed everything happened in that time period.
Maybe the fake people were the friends we made along the way
Scopalamine is a fairly commonly prescribed medication for motion sickness on airplanes, but it also causes delirious hallucinations. It is possible that she could've been prescibed that and took too much.
Edit- The replies saying scopalamine is rarely prescribed for this are true, but if the lady took something over the counter for her motion sickness, such as dramamine, her reactions make some sense
You’re right, this is most likely what happened
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@@tr5392 because it's not true
@@LuluTheCorgi It is true. Another, more commonly used med in the same class (dramamine) has a similar side effect of hallucinations. You can get this over the counter and use it for motion sickness.
Either one could very likely be the cause of this lady's paranoia. Scopalamine is mostly used for preventing nausea from other medications during surgical procedures.
Source- College courses on medications, uses, dosing, and side effects. Look it up for yourself if you don't believe me.
Is this just in the USA? All the anti nausea pills ive had over my life have never had that ingredient in them.
The crazy thing is she genuinely sounded terrified. She was really scared of whatever she saw, and maybe she hallucinated it but the fear in her voice was insane.
but i make better content then Penguinz0 on my playlist
Don't translate 😤
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Charlie inspires me. my parents said if I get 15k followers They'd buy me a better camera for recording..begging u guys, literally begging.
She's clearly either schizophrenic or overwhelmingly paranoid to the point of psychosis, so yes she's terrified of the fake person on the plane she has created.
She was terrified, she is delusional. I've had several people I know go through very similar behavior. Mental illness is a terrible monster that's difficult to conquer.
To call someone crazy is dismissive.
- Dave Chapelle
“Life isn’t very simple”. Some are crazy like this lady and some aren’t lying
She’s in her own action horror movie like Final Destination where no one believes that a demon is actually on the plane until it’s too late.
Love it
I saw people in comments on tiktok saying they believe her because of how serious she seems and sure of herself. It's impossible to explain to these people that when you're having a psychosis episode you full believe what you see
This
As a weird airplane, I can confirm this was the craziest freak out I’ve ever seen
i make better content then Penguinz0 on my playlist
LOL MY VIDZ ARE WAY BETTER THAN PENGUINZ0
Assuming this will get lot of likes so hi
Thanks for sharing this traumatic experience airplane man
IM BETTER THAN CHARLIE
I found it hilarious that they gave her the benefit of the doubt for a second and turned around to see for themselves
That's people instincts!
i feel so terrible that her breakdown is going this viral
this is so sad. she's clearly having a psychotic episode, and people are either fueling her delusions or making fun of her. i really hope she gets the help she needs. i hope she never sees the video people took of her at one of her worst moments. schizospec disorders are no joke.
THEY´RE IN THE WALLS!
The same people who think the government created reptiles, anti vax, the earth is flat, 9/11 was an inside job etc are all RELIGIOUS/NON-SECULAR people.
There is a huge correlation between people with judeo-christian values and conspiracy theorists. Not to be radical, but the sooner we teach people science and not magical fantasy bullshittery, the sooner less of this conspiracy nonsense will happen.
@@frederikvaterbooooo
exactly. ive done lsd before and hallucinated a man in a dark suit with a glass terrarium for a head and all the small plants inside were laughing while bleeding. there were also strange clouds and turtle skeleton moving through my ceiling.
point is: drugs are fine to use, but just make sure not to do it in public places. if authorities find out, you can get into a lot of trouble
I knew a girl once many years ago that seriously thought that manikins in department stores were once real people that got turned into wax, and it's all a big government cover up. I laughed a bit when she told me and she got mad. Sadly, she suffered from paranoid schizophrenia.
Hope they never watched house of wax...
I hope she never played any horror game at all.
@@fluidcultist2591first thing I thought about
Ever heard of Elmer McCurdy?
@@RobotnikPlngaswhy
The weirdest part is the people claiming to be the guy and look nothing like the guy.
There are people and things that put symbolism in everything
When my partner is off her meds sometimes she has mental breaks and thinks people have been replaced by clones or had their skin stolen, including me. The thought of someone filming her and making a viral video in her most vulnerable and scared state is fucking despicable.
You are an amazing partner for supporting her!! My husband is like you- he is my protector when I have episodes like this poor lady. Thank you for being you!!
We love you!
The saddest part of all of this is how completely normalized it has become to video, upload, and mock people who are clearly having a mental health crisis. Possibly the lowest and most embarrassing moment of her life and everyone wants to point and laugh
Yeah, reminds me of that angry trumpet guy.
I mean, it's just the nature of the beast.
Man she's not crazy. She's a Christian lady sitting next to a creepy guy saying his name is lucifer
What are you going to do about it then? Voice it out she needs help? And then she gets offended and suddenly your jobless living on the streets? There's a reason why people will sit and watch someone getting raped in a public transport nowadays. But hey at least you can twerk in front of children with a tail plug up your ass so we can call it a victory no?
people have always been disgusting like that. Mentally ill people were made fun of throughout all of recorded history. Nothing new, which is something i'm not sure how to feel about
Few days later another guy also in a plane freaked out over someone shapeshifting by his side...
As someone who a manic mental health condition I’m so scared that one day I’ll forget my medication have a huge mental breakdown and it’ll be recorded and shared around for me to be made fun of.
As the plane I can safely say that the unreal person phased out of existence after he was found out
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so the plane's name is crazyt_
As the plane's seat, I can safely say that the guy sitting on me wasn't real
As the stratosphere the plane was about to traverse through, I had a first-hand view of this guy, and let me tell you, he was a complete farce. I would go as far as to say that this motherfucker was borderline imaginary.
Shoutout airplane freakouts and waffle house fights gotta be one of my favorite genders 👏🏼
what makes me so uncomfortable is growing up, my mom has always been very mentally... unwell, and spent a lot of time drinking. the woman having that episode on the plane sounded EXACTLY like my mom and moved exactly like she would. How people are digging so deep into this is beyond me, people want so badly to feel special that they'll grasp at anything to give them that feeling.
Worse are the people that make fun of her calling her crazy Karen. If I were her son I would be more pissed about those people making fun of a mental episode and embarassing her for life than the crazy people that actually believe her delusion.
@@TheDwight12Plus now her mental health crisis is online forever. I’m hoping she’s doing better.
@@TheDwight12 That's absolutely right. Like I don't get along with my mom anymore because of it- but it's still not something someone deserves to be harassed and made fun of for. it's a real, actual problem they are going through and though they may pass it with time growth, having that mark perminantly plastered and talked about so much can make it that much harder for them to get the help and they'll ultimately just get more hurt over time. I really hope she gets the help she needs despite all this.
@@wonkybeans Schizophrenia isn't something that passes or goes away. This person is having a psychotic episode, experiencing hallucinations, and is likely schizophrenic. With how you describe this I hope you're not mistaking the mannerisms of your mother in themselves for schizophrenia.
@@bottlecap6169 You don't know if it's just schizophrenia. Mania can manifest itself in the same exact way this woman is acting. I appreciate your words, but don't jump to comclusions on what condition she may have lol
imagine she saw someone smiling like in the movie, thinking of it in that context gives me nothing short of chills
I just feel bad for this lady, clearly she needs some help dealing with her own issues. I hope she gets that help
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Psychosis sucks man. It is some of the most terrifying shit and you can feel stripped of like all control suddenly and rapidly. I hope she can get better.
God I love this dudes videos he's so funny and calls out the bs I luv it definitely a fan !
If that lady called me not real, I would just say "beep boop beep" and do a little robot dance
The fact that this went viral is disturbing. This woman is clearly in a psychotic state of mind. We shouldn’t be pointing and laughing, even if it’s nuts. She needs help…
Charlie inspires me. my parents said if I get 15k followers here They'd buy me a better camera for recording..begging u guys, plesse
Bro it's the internet what do you expect lol
Jesus christ thank you lmao. Clearly she's not ok, and I hope she's doing better now if that truly is the case.
i have hallucinations and they are no laughing matter, it’s terrifying and i hope she gets the help she needs
and that's why i'm pointing and laughing
Legend has it that Charlie never freaks out on airplanes. This is because no matter where he sits, he always has leg room.
As a fellow short king at 5’6” this is real 😂😂
Ik thats a joke but im pretty sure hes got a fear of airplanes lmaoo
I think Charlie would freak the hell out on airplanes he said he has a fear of flying lol
He would have to be willing to get on one first lmao
Charlie never freaks out on airplanes because he never goes on airplanes lol
“Crazy people” are often more receptive to energies that most people shrug off.
Lol what☠️
She probably had a psychotic breakdown, and someone decided to film it
I hope she's doing okay. It sounds like a psychosis episode
I kinda hate that this video was even shared at all. I hope the lady gets the help that she needs and can recover from all this.
thanks for covering this! i hate to see people go on thinking demons are on planes without thinking for a second
It’s a serious mental health issue to do with a brain dysfunction, often as a result of injury. Like body dysphoria, the brain can give you bizarre signals, like the guy who was convinced his own mother was an imposter, but believed in her when she spoke to him on the phone. Something to do with damage to the way the brain processes the visual information it receives.
As someone who experiences psychotic episodes and psychosis, I can’t imagine how scary it feels on a PLANE. Its crazy how people are fueling those delusions
it’s genuinely very upsetting to me that so many people are fueling her delusions. one of the worst things you can do to someone in that state is egg them on :/ i hope that woman is dealing with whatever shit was going on - drugs, psychosis, whatever - and is able to move on with her life.
I also have psychotic episodes and I'm terrified of planes so this is literally my worst fear ...
Shoutout airplane freakouts and waffle house fights gotta be one of my favorite genders 👏🏼
I was in a college class once where one student having a psychotic break. Every week you could see the deterioration. Towards the end I realized when he looked at me I was less real to him than the invisible people he was talking to. It was unsettling - he was never violent but his reality was so different from mine, I just hoped he never saw me as some sort of threat to his life.
I’m going to assume that these people who think the woman was seeing a “real” nonhuman have never seen someone who is genuinely psychotic.
When your mental health crisis is recorded and monetized for profit….this poor lady must be beyond humiliated.
When you drop the 3rd edible gummy because you haven't felt anything and suddenly unlock your power to sense demonic presences.
My dad had a psychotic episode around me and thought that the colors people would wear would reflect how they felt about him and became obsessed with colors. He thought I was in on it and gaslighting him, scary experience. Goes to show people will believe anything.
Delusions of paranoia are a fucking bitch
As someone related to another person that has psychotic episodes, as goofy and outlandish as these may be, it’s important to remember that what she was experiencing was very real to her in that moment. Imagine you were in a situation where you realized someone wasn’t a real person. It’s scary. This probably isn’t the first time she’s freaked out like this and people didn’t believe her either. And I’m willing to bet that people reacting that way didn’t make her realize she was just imagining things. Mental health problems are still very stigmatized and we need to exercise compassion when these stories pop up. Unfortunately, facts and logic won’t always help much in these situations. Psychosis really is no joke.
"Imagine you were in a situation where you realized someone wasn’t a real person. It’s scary." not really. I mean what does that even mean? they are made from clay? like wtf.
but even given empathy, this lady is a danger to the public. in her psychosis she could do more than just yell.
@@khaoscero Seems like you don't understand much about these kinds of mental illnesses. I'm not preaching that I have the best understanding because I don't really know that much about it at all. But I know enough to realise it's a serious issue that shouldn't be stigmatised. Psychosis is a real thing that can happen to people, that doesn't make them a criminal. That's just fear talking because of ignorance. And I do admit I'm a little ignorant and should educate myself a little more on the topic, but any confusion or ignorance I have I would never take out on the people that are suffering with it. You're poking fun and remaining ignorant. I kinda hate to say it but you're part of the problem.
@yeatclipsreally? That's heavy. Your channel is the Jesus Channel? PM and let me introduce you to our sweet Lord....
I like to use a different example. Imagine that there's a waterfall around the corner and you know it because you've looked it up before and you know it's coming unless you get those people to turn the boat around in five minutes. That's a much better example IMO since it's more concrete. The terror will be just about equal.
+@@khaoscero read my above comment ^ all she is is scared. She's scared and truly believes that she's doing what's best for everyone. To link it back to my analogy, in her mind, she's saying "The waterfall is just five minutes away. If these people do not turn this boat around, we will all die. They aren't going to listen to me, but I'll try to explain it to them as quickly as possible, then I'm leaving. I hope they listen to me."
THAT is the level of fear and the level of concreteness and the level of realness that she likely was experiencing. It doesn't matter that you, another person, don't think fake people are a thing; she does. She knows they're real, and because of that, it's extremely real to her, just as a waterfall would be to you.
a lot of people in conspiracy theory community don't distinguish stuff they see from stuff they want to see, this is the clearest example of that...
I'm from NYC and on the subway here this is actually considered normal behavior
As someone who owns a green hoodie, I can confirm that we don’t like talking to strangers on the plane
It's the Liberal Hivemind guy, surely.
Green hoodie wearers unite
As someone who is not real, same. Must be why she got us confused.
on god, those mfs ask me “so where are you from??” and stg id rather shift into my natural lizard form than tell her about my facility of origin buried deep in the earth beneath the denver airport 😭
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I’ve been through psychosis and it’s very scary .. this seems like that to me
i love how a woman having a psychotic episode and her thinking some guy isnt real leads to internet believing in “fake people”
i hope the woman is in the right hands if professional help and is recovering from the incident
which is exactly wat one of those exact fake people would say. stay away from my planet you scaley bastard
i hope they just lock her up and dont let her have children who will grow up to be just as unhinged or crazy as her idiot self
Reptussy- I mean reptilian propaganda .
Maybe they are too. Also, how do you know she's having a psychotic episode?
@@kindauncool Because there aren't "satantic demon reptiles" flying to Orlando to trick you.
She probably touched a sheet of paper laying around from a death note and immediately saw a Shinigami, I would freak out too.
Definitely what happened 😅😅😅
Obviously 😂
I have been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, ptsd, panic attack disorder for mental stuff and this is so possible after really heavy anxiety i have had delerium/psychosis where i thought the world wasn't real, forgotten who i was/where i was, while i was driving i thought i stole my own car, etc. So i could imagine a woman with some thing mental going on maybe plane fear? Idk could experince that same kind of delerium/psychosis
My mom was mentally ill and she said she saw demons..she acted like a totally different person. The brain is capable of incredible things....and yes....."It's all in your head". She is back to normal...come to find out she had a UTI that spread to her brain. She spent 3 months recovering in a mental ward until the infection left her brain.
The ol syphilis. Glad she’s ok
@@michaela6073probably not syphilis. Doesn't present as a UTI
I just want to know the woman ended up safe and got treatment comfortably. Psychosis is terrifying. If they didn't arrest her she had to have been experiencing a mental health crisis
I'm sure she is fine now. She's clearly a diabetic whose blood sugar is going out of control. She's wearing medical bracelets and is clearly letting everyone know that she is hallucinating. The staff should have immediately noticed what was happening and started looking for her emergency injection pen. For a type I, things get out of control real quick. They start seeing things, panic, and loose all sense of reason. It like going from normal to having dementia in a matter of minutes. This woman is in fight or flight mode at the moment. She could start having a diabetic seizure at any moment and die. I think she is trying to let everyone know the best she can.
@@mr_smith69 I'm a diabetic that is just straight up false, stop lying on the internet you clown
Thanks for covering this it was on TikTok and I couldn’t believe the majority of comments were about how they believe her, they’d follow her. That’s more believable than thinking she has psychosis? Which is very common and everyone’s aware of mental health now but not this? Idk if it’s an issue with gen z but insane world lol
You only see them with direct sunlight shining in their eyes
Mental health is important guys. This lady seems convinced that she is right and I'm sure, to HER, it is. She needs help. It's honestly more sad than anything
We have no idea the context of this video. There could have been an argument before hand and she is saying the other person is not "real" like they're a two faced person or something.
@@iBullyDemons with the level of INTENSE fear that she’s talking with, I don’t think that’s what she could mean. She’s clearly distressed and thinks that something is threatening her safety
@@spiderdude2099she could be high, she could be mentally ill, she could be drunk, she could have a third eye, at the end of the day you and everyone else don't know this and have equal information about this lady until she speaks up.
@@iBullyDemonswhy would she have the need to leave her seat and try to get off the plane just because he’s being “two-faced”? She was acting like she was in legitimate danger, why would she get up and report someone just for being two-faced to the attendants/pilot? Your argument makes no sense
@@tacobanana6538 I think we can definitely say FOR CERTAIN that she is distressed beyond just "that guy was rude". You have ears and eyes and so do I. Some conclusions CAN be reasonably assumed. I'm not gonna tolerate this "there's no way to infer or know anything about the situation". Yes. Yes there is. Observation and deduction skills exist for a reason and should be believed to a certain extent bro..
I dunno man, I think treating mental health episodes as entertainment is much weirder than having one
She’s only slightly more crazy than some of the things people say in serious discourse. If she found a way to make this racist and own the libs she’d get a prime time show on Fox.
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seeing people that arent there is much worse than a mental health episode, and people are getting tired of crazies getting excuses.
@@mr0mimeit's not really, fairly common
@@mr0mimeEither drugs or schizophrenia
The whole demonic hand gestures freak me out.
I just keep thinking of The Twilight Zone episode with William Shatner where only he can see the guy on the wing of the plane from his window. Then the ending where he is strapped to a stretcher being taken to the hospital 😂
Me, too. It was entitled, "Nightmare at 20,000 feet," although I have also heard it referred to as the "Witch on the Wing" episode (although actually a gremlin, not a witch). It was based on a short story by Richard Matheson. What is happening now sounds like the plot being played out in real life - except of course, gremlins are not real.