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Your cat has no idea that you are talking to your mic/camera on your pc it thinks you are just standing up rattling off noises and it senses your anxiety and is trying to calm you down by rubbing on your legs. How awesome are pets! Awesome how they try to comfort their owners.
I used to get ultra frequent nightmares until my cat started accompanying me to bed. She would purr on my chest until I fell asleep every night of my life. If I had a nightmare anyway, she'd come back and comfort me a second time. I havent had one in 6 months or more. 🥰
It’s so sweet! My cat will sense a panic spiral and signal for me to sit down immediately so she can lay across my lap like a fuzzy lil weighted blanket. She’ll circle and yell until I snap out of it. Animals are dope.
I’ve dealt with chronic nightmares all my life, and had sleep paralysis a handful of times. Two dreams I remember the most are both about bees?? One was just a 2 second dream that was nothing but utter darkness but a bee stung my arm so hard I woke up??? The other was a dream where I worked at a lab but all of us had no idea what any of the buttons in this sealed off room did, so someone randomly pressed one, and the room FILLED with bees until we all suffocated and died. And each time we died, we’d magically reappear in the exact same situation, and the person always felt compelled to press the button and couldn’t physically stop himself. I think we died like at least 10 times in a row before I woke up 💀 I’ve also been lucid dreaming for the first time in my whole life the last couple months, which is weird as hell. I’m not great at controlling things, but I’m aware I’m dreaming, and I frequently have dreams now where I “wake up” into another dream, several times. Always aware I’m still dreaming. 🤔
So the Scandinavian story of the night hag who visits you in your sleep is interesting, she causes sleep paralysis, and if you have the wrong thoughts, she flatlines you - Mara, the night hag… Night Mara… Nightmare
In Danish (and other Scandinavian languages) a nightmare is a "mareridt" - literally "mare-ridden" - as in the Mare mounts and rides you. Not sure why we couldn't just have a cool god like the Greeks.
I saw this one sleep ASMR video that was “you’re sleeping close to the frontlines in a trench while it’s raining” or something similar. And it’s just gunfire and artillery off in the distance with a gentle rain; shit made me die laughing
I swear ASMR has progressively gone off the rails since it became cool like 8 years ago. Like so many people started making it and everyone collectively ran out of ideas so now we get this shit. That is so funny.
Okay, here's the reason I think that that works. Obviously, war is horrible (and all my hopes go towards war being only in pop-culture from now, and not in real life, even though that's never going to happen), BUT when you realise that all the fighting is happening over THERE, and not close to you, it gives you a sense of comfort. It's like you're very much aware of the danger, but also know that you're far enough away that you won't have to experience it. It's a weird thing. That's why people (like me) love rain and winter and snow. The whole coziness thing is because outside, out there, is miserable, but inside your homes, you're safe and secure. And cozy, away from it all.
11:20 as a truck driver, that noise when I'm laying down for the night will put me to sleep easily. Especially in the real thing, and it's gently rocking you to sleep. Not everyones main choice, but if you drive a sleeper, you probably know what I mean.
@Cobalon not gas but diesel, yes, but depending on how old the truck is, it takes up maybe 0.6 gallons an hour when ideal. In the grand scheme of things, that ain't much when you have usual at minimum a 145gal tank. The thing with trucks is that there are some times you have to keep the truck running, not just for comfort but for the trucks' well-being. When it gets below freezing the risk of diesel freezing or turing into gel is major and yes they have anti gel stuff you can put in thr tank but sometimes it's better to not risk it and keep it warm plus when it's really hot or cold you would much rather be comfortable and get a good night sleep than worry about a few bucks in fuel especially if you are company driver like me and don't pay for it anyway lol.
When I was a baby/kid I used to cry until my dad or mom would drive me around the block for 30 mins lol Still being in a moving vehicle is the only thing that puts me to sleep besides drugs (like sleeping pills im a clinical insomniac)
Hey, I'm narcoleptic. What you've described is actually cataplexy, another condition that most narcoleptics also have. But to be specific, the primary symptom of narcolepsy is a FUBAR sleep cycle where your phases go in random orders and timings. The tell-tale sign is that we often go straight into REM sleep, which IIRC is Phase 4, and is supposed to happen like an hour later. It makes for shitty sleep, and therefore lots of sleep deprivation. So yeah, most narcoleptics do become paralyzed (and often unconscious) in exciting/stressful situations as you described, AND sleep like shit. Cataplexy+Narcolepsy.
When I was in high school and stage managed for plays, one of the actors who was a senior when I was a freshman had narcolepsy. It was very normal for me or one of his friends to have to wake him up right before he went on stage 😅 he was a great guy, miss you Shane! Hope you're doing well 💕
I'm confused. Isn't it normal for people to be in a dream sleep while drifting off? Not every night, but I've had several times where my dreams start when I'm in that still not-quite-asleep-yet state.
@@missarose6159I think that’s semi normal and not what’s being described. That’s you starting to dream as you drift asleep, I think they’re describing like instantly being knocked out as soon as you go to bed, no drifting to sleep at all
I only have a few odd dreams that are uncomplicated/not just horrifying. This is my favorite simple dream: We were at an outdoor party, at my grandmother's house (which was really just a shack, with a garden, in a rotating field), and I remember people milling about in nice clothes while I was looking for my brother. When I found him, I knew it was him, but in the dream, he was a human-shaped pile of lint in a fancy suit. He didn't say anything, he just lifted a corncob pipe and gestured a greeting in my general direction. Made total sense at the time.
I definitely listen to semi truck idling long before I saw this video cause it reminds me of going on long haul drives with my dad. Very nostalgic and makes me sleep better.
In my high school psychology class, we had an entire unit on dreams, and we were even given dream packets(I still have mine) to fill out ourselves. Long story short, what we had been taught was that dreams are there to help us solve problems in our current/previous day-to-day lives, give our conscious selves an easier-to-digest storyline about the things we're dealing with, and our nightmares are suspected to help keep us vigilant and alive for the possibility of us needing to use our fight-or-flight reflexes(nightmares are essentially personalized, survival scenario simulators that your brain develops and plays for your conscious to see how well you'd react to said scenarios).
I learned something very similar in high school but the new consensus is that there are just random bundles of neurons firing for the use it or lose it hypothesis. Dreams don’t make sense and are difficult to remember bc they don’t represent conscious brain function.
@@MentalBloopers (Not an argument here) I, personally, disagree with the 'use it or lose it' hypothesis; why would our brains make up a bunch of stuff that we've never seen, done, or had to deal with, then put a level of our consciousness through it, be it random or not? Then just shuffle through it all and delete/keep whatever it can(in essence, why would our brains make something, for seemingly no reason, then getting rid of it)? Also, I agree, dreaming is, very obviously, not a part of conscious decisions and rationales; that is what makes it so elusive to our conscious selves. Dreaming only makes sense to the parts of our brains that participate in it. We need to look there for our answers about the dreaming worlds our minds exist in.
I still would like to know what dreaming of riding an escalator with WW2 Japanese soldiers prepares me for. Though, since I am from one of the countries occupied by Japan during that time, guess there's some correlation there
I've heard from a psychology based video that dreams are potentially for emotional processing. They said that even though the dream isn't real, your emotions are.
Unironically, something that helped my insomnia was getting an alarm clock and plugging my phone in across the room. Turns out that shining light into your face at 2am fucks up you sleep.
8:08 One time at a sleep over I saw my friend's uncle grab a slice of pumpkin pie, heat it up, and eat it then go back to bed. While fully asleep. Now for the weird part, he is deathly allergic to pumpkin. He had 0 side effects from eating it. Nothing happened.
I’m case anyone is interested, one reason that the immune system of the brain (the glymphatic system) works more at night is because it uses synchronous firing, which obviously can’t happen when you’re conscious. (I am finishing up a bachelors in neuro so we talk about this stuff a lot). Iconic video as always Tugg
@@theSpel well, it would be like turning a car on and off or disassemble it on the highway. You want to do the brainwork while systems are offline or otherwise engaged, especially the prefrontal cortex (concious bit), or the monkey gets scared. Our sense of self is based on continuity of conciousness, if this happens when youre concious, it breaks it. But while youre asleep, you have relinquished 'primary driving', and are entertained by dreams at the drive through while the mechanic is working on your car.
0:35 yeah, my favorite myth is how Hades had a huge crush on Persephone so he took her to the underworld and her mom Demeter got so sad that she stoped every plant fron growing and almost killed everyone on earth till she came back and thats why we have winter
Great show Tugg.I had a traumatic experience in 2016.For some reason I didn't dream for over a year,nothing!When I started dreaming again,I was having lucid dreams.I could walk down streets,walk into doors I seen.I can't control how the dream goes and it's not every dream,but I can definitely flow with them.
8:50 I have exploding head syndrome, it's bizarre as hell but it's not uncomfortable or anything. It's actually a reassuring indicator that I'm starting to doze off.
How is it reassuring? I can't think of anything worse when I want to sleep and then suddenly BOOM And nothing happened actually, my mind just wanted to scare the living light out of me
@@patriciapat2106 because you're someone who has never experienced it, it sounds horrific for sure. But when it's something you've lived with forever/ for a while, it's something completely different. You either learn to live with it or just deal with it, and maybe make it bearable/ a positive. I'm only speculating as I don't have it, but I think this is the case
One thing that trips me about about my dreams is that my sleeping imagination is a lot more creative than I would think. It's hard to remember examples, but it's like I come up with the backstory or explanation for things that I have no idea how I could have come up with.
your subconscious mind is millions of times more powerful than your conscious mind, why do you think you know the answer to 1+1 instantly while something like 342+575 takes some time?
the weirdest dream i have ever had (get prepared for an entire english essay) was going to the toilet in my new house upstairs; the toilet I used was in the bath (I'm not making this up) but for some reason this toilet gave me the runs. So, I went to the top of the shower (as you do) and went to the toilet up there and did my business. at this point I was certain that my dreams were telling me something about my bowels when I looked down and, I had a mermaid tail? There was then a cut and I was standing in a warehouse filled with plastic toys and I started shrinking, fast. The toys came to life and stomped me to death. I woke up and the real nightmare begun; Monday morning.
I had a dream where I woke up to go to the bathroom, but while I was sitting on the toilet, people kept telling me to get off the pot, and eventually the toilet just swallowed me whole, and I was falling down an alice in wonderland-like hole filled with giant rolls of toilet paper and geckos.
As a psychology student who has studied dreams, this is actually a great summary and I will be sharing this with anyone who asks what I've learned in undergrad.
Side effect of my SSRI is incredibly vivid dreams. It's gotten to a point where there's a continuity. I'll think about previous dreams while in my dream. Situations persist night after night. There are amalgamations of real places, smashed together, but every night they're the same. Also a lot of the dreams involve time skipping. Being rushed, then realizing you're late and don't have a ride. That's fun. Oh! Also used to have Exploding Head Syndrome. That's the fun shit. Love thinking someone banged on my door or that something fell down right as I fall asleep.
Oh that makes so much sense! I was on meds and I had nightmares every single night and still remember all the dreams in the morning. I still remember some parts of them even if it's been a while
You should look up "persistent realms". Basically a fancy way of saying continued dreams. It's sometimes talked about within the lucid dreaming community
The Monster At The End Of This Book was one of my all time favourites as a kid, Apple Books has a copy available that has a read along feature with a voice actor
So I keep a dream journal (it's just a Google doc) of all the absolutely unhinged dreams I have and this is one from from a couple years ago that always makes me laugh when I read it: I had this dream where was I was home alone and heard some really weird voices and noises. I went to the bathroom and saw written in red on the mirror: "this message will soon be written in Jamie's blood" and then a racoon came wadling into the room and I was like "oh shit waddup?" And he said "not much just chillin" and then the dream ended. WTF BRAIN?! WHAT WAS THAT?!
I dunno why but i dreamed of baking cookies in my garage using an air fryer while playing basketball??? 😭😭 And i also dreamt of spilling my caprisun and then cry over spilled caprisun. Then i dreamt about going fishing with my dad and suddenly was chased by a giant asparagus. And uhh i had a weird dream of the germany flag, didnt remember the details just 🇩🇪 and the words “REVOLTE” for whvr reasons
My dream is not as unhinged as yours but it's still funny: I used to play League of legends and once I dreamed to make pasta for an Italian Lol streamer (I'm Italian too) but then I realized that the pasta wasn't as good as I expected so I decided to run away before the streamer could taste the disgusting pasta I made 😂
Fun fact! there is a form of "sleep walking" called somnambulism, and a dude who suffered from it killed his in-laws and didn't know he did. It is usually also what causes things like sleep eating. I suffered from it when I was younger, and I still do though not as extreme, and my mom had to sleep in the Livingroom for years because I would try to cook or leave the house. I wouldn't eat anything I cooked, I would just cook.
the semi truck sound is for long haul truckers. they’ve spent countless nights with their truck engines on to keep the heat in the cab so the engine sounds fills the void they’re missing out on when they’re not in a truck
The range of ASMR is wild. You have simple repetitive rain videos to people eating stuff all the way to no-joke roleplay vids made by people so talented you CAN'T sleep because you're just in awe of how well-done the video is.
Dude my favorite videos to fall asleep to are hours long science or math videos. It's interesting enough to watch/listen to but also super monotone and long enough to just drift away
I had a dream where I was being chased by a really understanding serial killer, and I just asked him questions before he killed me and I would respawn in the same place kind of like a time loop game
The Monster at the end of this Book, book. Grover tries to prevent you from getting to the end of the book because there is a monster, but then finds out it is him.
And is also freaking hilarious considering what it is your brain thinks makes it into 'possible future events' that you need to rehearse. I was still having dreams about going to school in my birthday suit 15 years after graduating. That's not going to happen, brain. stop it.
@MinaOmega Omg. Yes. I'm 31, and my brain has a reoccurring theme of "but you have to go back to pick up some classes". Which of course, has to be done at the high school in my nightmare of a home town. Yuck. Inevitably, no amount of protest about being too old, or that I have to go to work, or that I'd rather chew my own arm off, is sufficient excuse to get out of it. Naturally I almost always see people from high school there, and I'm like "well that tracks, this is when you guys peaked, and tbh I'm impressed you figured out how to feed yourself long enough to get this far".
As a person who's father was a semi driver for all my life, it is an acquired "taste" for the semi sound. It reminds me of my father who passed during COVID, and just like lying in the truck watching transformers with my dad and he falls asleep before the movie is over.
We can explain the time skipping dream by the fact that you can't track time while sleeping. It's actually a trick to trigger Lucid Dreaming. You look at a clock or watch (anything that tracks time) and it'll start to (essentially) "glitch out".
paradoxical intention helped me a lot. i have horrific sleep issues and paradoxical intention has actually made my sleep issues invert. so. it works, if anyone is wondering.
I have horrible insomnia, and hallucinations are something I dealt with before my insomnia, but for some reason insomnia induced hallucinations are different. I found success in Valerian root, which I prefer over melatonin. Benadryl is good (at a regular dose) but similar to melatonin, I built a tolerance quickly. Valerian root really helps out before I get to day 4 of no sleep.
My daughter and I both had to undergo sleep studies ( with our heads hooked up to a plethora of electrodes). Interesting experience. I have left temporal lobe brain damage... like the film 50 First Dates. I also sleepwalk and have mild sleep apnea. I once baked a potato and avocado pie in my sleep (that was just last summer. I'm a retired Pastry Chef).
New follower here, I swear I’m saying this as a compliment, I’m grateful to have stumbled into your channel and when I arrive you have already pumped out several hours of solid B+ to A- tier content that I can just consume at my leisure I am so grateful for this content that I am letting the algorithm know by leaving a comment on it, and that counts as engagement! There you go RUclips algorithm, please stop showing me garbage content farms and please show fun original content creators
The semi engine one almost put me to sleep the moment he played it because my dad used to drive them for a living and he would take me on those trips sometimes and he's even taught me how to drive and (somewhat) fix them, i miss him and that sound just hit different since i haven't really been near enough to a semi truck to hear it's engine since a few years before he passed. Thank you for the memory blast Tugg, i think imma sleep a little better tonight :)
As someone who drove semi trucks, youd be surprised how comforting the sound of the engine running and the little rattle it gives the bed is. It was actually hard to sleep without it
I had no idea there was an actual thing called exploding head syndrome! Thankfully, I've only experienced this once. Usually when it happens it's something from a dream that's so loud it wakes me up and I swear I hear it in real life, but one time I woke up to the loudest bang and a really bright light and I was in my apartment. I actually called emergency services it scared me so bad. The lady was super nice, and once she realized I wasn't on drugs and had just woken up, she kinda explained what happened. Apparently it's not entirely uncommon for people to call for that.
The craziest thing to me is that people will dream about the same specific things like falling from a great height or not running at optimal speed to get away from a monster. I’ve never once thought about my teeth falling out yet somehow a lot of people have had that specific dream. Idk if it’s the power of suggestion seeping into our unconscious from someone telling us about a crazy dream they had but it’s super weird and wtf why.
As someone who low key really enjoys the clatter of a diesel engine (big or small), I can see myself falling asleep to the sound of a semi engine, if the volume is low enough (or any monotonous white noise like sound, really), Also, I`ve been falling asleep with some background noise for years now, and I guess a result of stress of adulting (and a result of both family and career related problems) is that I would find myself obsessing over problems or just having my mind wander instead of blanking out so that I could sleep, and through trial and error in an attempt to get the bad thoughts to stop, I found that some kind of white noise in the background worked really well at giving that part of my brain that would wander and be really loud a thing to focus on (instead of bad thoughts), so that the rest of my brain can disconnect and I eventually fall asleep. My go to is RUclips videos (usually something low key, like LGR or Technology connections, though other similer channels work too, so long as there aren`t too many loud noises), but I find the most effective thing by far for me is rain or fireplace background noise, I think in part because of cozy memories in those conditions, and I feel myself relaxing like melting butter when I hear rain...
I live on the 7th floor of an apartment building, and one time I had a dream where I looked out the window and there were green hills(like the windows wallpapers) and even though it still felt like I was 7 floors above groun, the ground just looked like it was there. and on the ground were giraffes, giraffes eating grass, but oh boy these weren't just regular giraffes, they had paper masks on them and the paper had a profile picture of one of my facebook friends. And then i woke up screaming and scared. so while nothing scary actually happened I'd say that qualifies as a nightmare lol
When I was growing up, I barely slept. I woke up hallucinating that something was sitting on my couch across my room. Every time I focused my eyes on it, it would look at me and my vision would blur again.
I had a dream when I was little that there was an invasion of abnormally large zombie furbies. It was strangely kind of enjoyable, more like an action movie than a nightmare.
offtopic but guys i dreamt of a giant asparagus chasing me while i’m going fishing with my dad (yes weird dreams i know i even dreamt of crying over spilled caprisun and the german flag)
*You* actually showed up in a dream not too long ago. It was a fairly weird dream about cacti and airplanes, and you were just in the background yelling and running into people who got in the way while one of the cacti chased you. I don't know what that says about you or me, but in hindsight that seems fairly appropriate.
Holy shit, there's an actual name for the random blast of static I get every now and then when trying to go to sleep??? Thank you, Mr. Tugg. Top-tier educational RUclipsr right here.
I’ve had multiple weird reoccurring dreams that I have like a luxury school that has multiple cafeterias, one inside and one outside on the patio with an excellent view, and lockers in the library. Like in the bookshelves which is pretty weird. Also for some reason some of my favorite members of my favorite bands are there, like last week I was at my luxury school and my best friends were Fat Mike from NOFX and Dimebag Darrell from Pantera. Then I wake up and go to my average American middle school.
I've had night terrors since I was in high school (40 now) and they're awesome. Sometimes I can just start screaming in the middle of the night or swinging my arms around. My roommates love it.
back in high school i used to get migraines. the easiest way to deal with one is often to just go to sleep so nothing can make it worse. the downside to this is apparently an increased chance of sleep paralysis. I remember one time i hallucinated my mother coming into the room (i know because i asked her and she wasn't home at the time) as well as a few weird memories being distorted into waking dreams. It doesn't sound particularly terrifying, but just having to lie there while things happened around me and I had zero way of interacting was terrifying. Sleep is downright weird, incredibly subjective, strangely inconsistent, yet very necessary. It always surprises me when I hear that scientists in the field barely know what's going on and why we sleep. Sure, we know a lot of stuff that Tugg didn't bring up, like how sleeping will seemingly "clean" our brain of a buildup of chemicals throughout the day, but relative to other subjects, the scientific consensus is anything but concrete. great video, you tugged on a lot of my memories
I had a dream recently that my best friend died (and I don’t have many friends at all for context) but I would keep hallucinating that she was still there with me and I would be like “oh my gosh I’m so glad she exists and is my best friend I don’t know what I would do without…” then I would dawn on my dream self that it was all in my head and all of our good memories would flash through my mind and I would just be feeling pure agony. Never have I ever in my life felt as utterly destroyed and devastated as I felt in that dream and it was so realistic that it took me a few seconds when I woke up to process it was just a dream… my brain needs to stop
i have dreamt in the same dream world for about 8 years. it changes but its like an entire life i live seperate from reality. nobody knows why except for it being possibly induced by trauma.. so thats great.
When I was a kid (between like 7ish to like 12) I had a recurring nightmare about the hallway balcony on the second floor of my house. My bedroom was at the end of the hall upstairs so to get to my room I had to walk across the hallway that had a railing that looked over the first floor. I've always been terrified of heights so getting to my room was always very scary to me as a child. I would hug the wall, crawl, run, or beg my mom to carry me in order to get to my room cuz I couldn't handle how scary it was to me and due to the constant fear I started dreaming about it every night for years. There were I think four versions of the dream, but the most common one was the railing would be missing and as I tried to get to my room I'd somehow slip and fall off the balcony and right before I hit the floor I'd wake up. The worst part was I always woke up in a violent jolt causing me to either hit the wall next to my bed or fall off my bed. Nowadays I can't stand to sleep in normal beds cuz I'm afraid of falling off.
Hey buddy, I have been insomniac for ages. I recently started taking apigenin, l-theanine and magnesium l-threonate, with occasional intake of myo-inositol and Montmorency cherry. While none of them on their own is miraculous (well apigenin being quite a noticeable improvement on its own), all together it's really pretty much fixed my insomnia. Good luck!
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Jokes on you I live in Europe
I'm scared
This feels distopian for a world where everyone is sueing everything and everyone....
Your cat has no idea that you are talking to your mic/camera on your pc it thinks you are just standing up rattling off noises and it senses your anxiety and is trying to calm you down by rubbing on your legs. How awesome are pets! Awesome how they try to comfort their owners.
and that lean back at the very end...trying for a head bump :)
It’s basically instinct for them which warms my heart.
I used to get ultra frequent nightmares until my cat started accompanying me to bed. She would purr on my chest until I fell asleep every night of my life. If I had a nightmare anyway, she'd come back and comfort me a second time. I havent had one in 6 months or more. 🥰
@@7indieCake7that’s so cute
It’s so sweet! My cat will sense a panic spiral and signal for me to sit down immediately so she can lay across my lap like a fuzzy lil weighted blanket. She’ll circle and yell until I snap out of it. Animals are dope.
"What are you, Socrates with all these questions? Shut the fuck up." Had me dead😂
Tugg is genuinely hilarious 😂 not many RUclipsrs make me laugh like this guy
THAT SHIRT. "The Monster At The End Of This Book" was my all time favorite book as a kid... LOVE IT..
I probably reat that book 100,000 times as a little kid, and i completely forgot about it until I started watching this guy
That sentence sounded so familiar. Think i was read it as a kid
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what is that
YOU TURNED THE PAGE ARENT YOU TERRAFIED OF THAT MONSTER?????/
Abby’s tail randomly appearing on the green screen throughout this video brought me joy. Thanks Abby 🐈⬛🐾🖤
Ikr? I was going to say that, lol. The fact that he didn't edit it out also brought me joy.
It was something I didn’t know I needed. So cute!!! ❤
I saw this comment immediately after seeing it
YESSS! I'm not the only one!!
Can I get a timestamp. I’m the subject of this video I can’t find it 😭
I’ve dealt with chronic nightmares all my life, and had sleep paralysis a handful of times.
Two dreams I remember the most are both about bees?? One was just a 2 second dream that was nothing but utter darkness but a bee stung my arm so hard I woke up???
The other was a dream where I worked at a lab but all of us had no idea what any of the buttons in this sealed off room did, so someone randomly pressed one, and the room FILLED with bees until we all suffocated and died. And each time we died, we’d magically reappear in the exact same situation, and the person always felt compelled to press the button and couldn’t physically stop himself. I think we died like at least 10 times in a row before I woke up 💀
I’ve also been lucid dreaming for the first time in my whole life the last couple months, which is weird as hell. I’m not great at controlling things, but I’m aware I’m dreaming, and I frequently have dreams now where I “wake up” into another dream, several times. Always aware I’m still dreaming. 🤔
Congrats BT a whole video w ur fly shut the whole time. Truly an achievement
But his floofy püssy was showing the whole video, so two steps forward and all that...
I'm concerned about the fact that you were staring at his crotch this entire video
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My comment about the sweet little singularity got deleted. 😔
13 minutes staring at a man's zipper is crazy
4:58 I love watching your cat just intrude on every single video possible
9:11 Lmao
HAHAHA
Dude.❤
“Monster at the End of the Book.”
Excellent story even cooler shirt.
You are my favorite human on the internet.
Authenticity rules.
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So the Scandinavian story of the night hag who visits you in your sleep is interesting, she causes sleep paralysis, and if you have the wrong thoughts, she flatlines you - Mara, the night hag… Night Mara… Nightmare
cool
yeah there is a german story where that ccreature makes an aperance. its really cool.
why the hell did I read this before going to sleep 💀
I’ve had this sort of sleep paralysis fucking terrifying
In Danish (and other Scandinavian languages) a nightmare is a "mareridt" - literally "mare-ridden" - as in the Mare mounts and rides you. Not sure why we couldn't just have a cool god like the Greeks.
I saw this one sleep ASMR video that was “you’re sleeping close to the frontlines in a trench while it’s raining” or something similar. And it’s just gunfire and artillery off in the distance with a gentle rain; shit made me die laughing
I swear ASMR has progressively gone off the rails since it became cool like 8 years ago.
Like so many people started making it and everyone collectively ran out of ideas so now we get this shit. That is so funny.
there is no sleep quite like death.
Nothing beats “Beating you with a frying pan ASMR” tho
I don't know about this one,it seems cozy.
Okay, here's the reason I think that that works. Obviously, war is horrible (and all my hopes go towards war being only in pop-culture from now, and not in real life, even though that's never going to happen), BUT when you realise that all the fighting is happening over THERE, and not close to you, it gives you a sense of comfort.
It's like you're very much aware of the danger, but also know that you're far enough away that you won't have to experience it. It's a weird thing. That's why people (like me) love rain and winter and snow. The whole coziness thing is because outside, out there, is miserable, but inside your homes, you're safe and secure. And cozy, away from it all.
11:20 as a truck driver, that noise when I'm laying down for the night will put me to sleep easily. Especially in the real thing, and it's gently rocking you to sleep. Not everyones main choice, but if you drive a sleeper, you probably know what I mean.
genuine question as someone who does not do trucking, does that not take up gas?
I fall asleep in vehicles a lot too
@Cobalon not gas but diesel, yes, but depending on how old the truck is, it takes up maybe 0.6 gallons an hour when ideal. In the grand scheme of things, that ain't much when you have usual at minimum a 145gal tank. The thing with trucks is that there are some times you have to keep the truck running, not just for comfort but for the trucks' well-being. When it gets below freezing the risk of diesel freezing or turing into gel is major and yes they have anti gel stuff you can put in thr tank but sometimes it's better to not risk it and keep it warm plus when it's really hot or cold you would much rather be comfortable and get a good night sleep than worry about a few bucks in fuel especially if you are company driver like me and don't pay for it anyway lol.
Same. Drove big trucks in the army. Noise just soothes me
When I was a baby/kid I used to cry until my dad or mom would drive me around the block for 30 mins lol Still being in a moving vehicle is the only thing that puts me to sleep besides drugs (like sleeping pills im a clinical insomniac)
i love how eating shredded cheese at 3 am is a universal experience
Hey, I'm narcoleptic.
What you've described is actually cataplexy, another condition that most narcoleptics also have. But to be specific, the primary symptom of narcolepsy is a FUBAR sleep cycle where your phases go in random orders and timings. The tell-tale sign is that we often go straight into REM sleep, which IIRC is Phase 4, and is supposed to happen like an hour later. It makes for shitty sleep, and therefore lots of sleep deprivation.
So yeah, most narcoleptics do become paralyzed (and often unconscious) in exciting/stressful situations as you described, AND sleep like shit. Cataplexy+Narcolepsy.
Thank you for sharing the knowledge.
When I was in high school and stage managed for plays, one of the actors who was a senior when I was a freshman had narcolepsy. It was very normal for me or one of his friends to have to wake him up right before he went on stage 😅 he was a great guy, miss you Shane! Hope you're doing well 💕
I'm confused. Isn't it normal for people to be in a dream sleep while drifting off? Not every night, but I've had several times where my dreams start when I'm in that still not-quite-asleep-yet state.
@@missarose6159Same,i slowly drift away into dream created by my thoughts then i wake up in another dream in the morning,is this not normal?
@@missarose6159I think that’s semi normal and not what’s being described. That’s you starting to dream as you drift asleep, I think they’re describing like instantly being knocked out as soon as you go to bed, no drifting to sleep at all
I only have a few odd dreams that are uncomplicated/not just horrifying.
This is my favorite simple dream:
We were at an outdoor party, at my grandmother's house (which was really just a shack, with a garden, in a rotating field), and I remember people milling about in nice clothes while I was looking for my brother. When I found him, I knew it was him, but in the dream, he was a human-shaped pile of lint in a fancy suit. He didn't say anything, he just lifted a corncob pipe and gestured a greeting in my general direction. Made total sense at the time.
''Brother! I see you have come out from under the couch!''
Pfft-
gatsby, but on all the drugs
I definitely listen to semi truck idling long before I saw this video cause it reminds me of going on long haul drives with my dad. Very nostalgic and makes me sleep better.
The cat tail breaking though the green screen effect is everything.
This guy is slowly turning into VSauce. We need something to fill the void left by long form Michael.
I thought literally the exact same thing when I saw the title🤣 I was like bruh this is literally a VSauce title🤣
He's more casual vsauce lol
"This guy is slowly turning into VSauce... Or is he???"
“I’m alone”
he's Vsauce if michael was an anxious 20-something year old mess
last night I had a dream that I called my best friend on snap chat, but she said she couldn't talk. That was literally the whole dream.
That is my whole lofe-
Fake. You can’t have dreams that could logically occur in real life
@@Jwellsuhhuh bro what
@@Jwellsuhhuh That's what de-ja-vu is though, for me at least. People have realistic dreams all the time.
@Jwellsuhhuh I thought that to at one point and even though it only happened to me once it is possible.
if you were joking I like it.
Sleep is the Human version of "Did You Turn it Off and Back on Again " 🤣😂
"Oh no*yawn*I am malfunctioning."
"Have you remembered to turn on and off again?"
"..."
@@box-kit f it I'm telling someone to turn of and back on again if they yawn
As a CS student and someone who studied neuroscience you have no idea how accurate this is lol
OH MY GOSH THE GROVER “YOU TURNED THE PAGE” SHIRT BRINGS BACK SO MANY MEMORIES
ME TOO!!! One of my favorites ever 🥹
My 7th grade English teacher had that same shirt
What’s that book called is it like there’s a monster at the end of this book? I loved that book when I was a kid
The nostalgia just flooded in when I saw it lol
Absolutely magnificent content
Big Tugg rivals Shaggy and Dipper Pines in terms of confident yet extremely nervous energy
exactly
Bangin' on the bathroom floor...🎶
gravity falls was the shit
@@Norp-i7mMrs shadow!
Funnily enough I watch your playlist to go to sleep, idk why but hearing you rant about shit makes me sleep like a rock
fr fr 😂
SAME
same. maybe that's why Big Tugg has insomnia...his brain acts like a sponge for all of our stress and worrisome thoughts🥲😜
Same
2:55 when my future child asks me why they have to go to bed, my response will be, “if you don’t, your brain will literally explode!” 😂
In my high school psychology class, we had an entire unit on dreams, and we were even given dream packets(I still have mine) to fill out ourselves. Long story short, what we had been taught was that dreams are there to help us solve problems in our current/previous day-to-day lives, give our conscious selves an easier-to-digest storyline about the things we're dealing with, and our nightmares are suspected to help keep us vigilant and alive for the possibility of us needing to use our fight-or-flight reflexes(nightmares are essentially personalized, survival scenario simulators that your brain develops and plays for your conscious to see how well you'd react to said scenarios).
I learned something very similar in high school but the new consensus is that there are just random bundles of neurons firing for the use it or lose it hypothesis. Dreams don’t make sense and are difficult to remember bc they don’t represent conscious brain function.
@@MentalBloopers (Not an argument here) I, personally, disagree with the 'use it or lose it' hypothesis; why would our brains make up a bunch of stuff that we've never seen, done, or had to deal with, then put a level of our consciousness through it, be it random or not? Then just shuffle through it all and delete/keep whatever it can(in essence, why would our brains make something, for seemingly no reason, then getting rid of it)? Also, I agree, dreaming is, very obviously, not a part of conscious decisions and rationales; that is what makes it so elusive to our conscious selves. Dreaming only makes sense to the parts of our brains that participate in it. We need to look there for our answers about the dreaming worlds our minds exist in.
I still would like to know what dreaming of riding an escalator with WW2 Japanese soldiers prepares me for.
Though, since I am from one of the countries occupied by Japan during that time, guess there's some correlation there
I've heard from a psychology based video that dreams are potentially for emotional processing. They said that even though the dream isn't real, your emotions are.
@@Sh1rian Yes, absolutely! I 100% agree with the stud(y/ies)/hypotheses that deal with that specifically.
Unironically, something that helped my insomnia was getting an alarm clock and plugging my phone in across the room.
Turns out that shining light into your face at 2am fucks up you sleep.
Theres a reason why sleep hygiene is the first, and important, step in treating insomnia though Id argue that self inflicted issues hardy count
8:08 One time at a sleep over I saw my friend's uncle grab a slice of pumpkin pie, heat it up, and eat it then go back to bed. While fully asleep. Now for the weird part, he is deathly allergic to pumpkin. He had 0 side effects from eating it. Nothing happened.
"What are you Socrates with all these questions, shut the fuck up" 😂
😂😂😂
I'm gonna start using this 😂
I’m case anyone is interested, one reason that the immune system of the brain (the glymphatic system) works more at night is because it uses synchronous firing, which obviously can’t happen when you’re conscious. (I am finishing up a bachelors in neuro so we talk about this stuff a lot). Iconic video as always Tugg
have you tried turning it off and on 😂😂😂
Why can't it happen when you're conscious? Sorry if this is way too big a question for a RUclips comment lol
@@theSpel well, it would be like turning a car on and off or disassemble it on the highway. You want to do the brainwork while systems are offline or otherwise engaged, especially the prefrontal cortex (concious bit), or the monkey gets scared. Our sense of self is based on continuity of conciousness, if this happens when youre concious, it breaks it. But while youre asleep, you have relinquished 'primary driving', and are entertained by dreams at the drive through while the mechanic is working on your car.
@@Apostate_ofmind fascinating, thanks!
@@theSpel my pleasure! biology is so cool!
I had an apocalyptic rick and morty and spongebob cross-over dream once
the kicker is that I've never even seen rick and morty
0:35 yeah, my favorite myth is how Hades had a huge crush on Persephone so he took her to the underworld and her mom Demeter got so sad that she stoped every plant fron growing and almost killed everyone on earth till she came back and thats why we have winter
@@The_Galaxy_Knight you want the short or long version of the story?
@@theodoredexter6540 Sorry, I didn't mean to reply on this comment.
@@The_Galaxy_Knight oh
@@theodoredexter6540 Sorry.
@@The_Galaxy_Knight it's fine
Great show Tugg.I had a traumatic experience in 2016.For some reason I didn't dream for over a year,nothing!When I started dreaming again,I was having lucid dreams.I could walk down streets,walk into doors I seen.I can't control how the dream goes and it's not every dream,but I can definitely flow with them.
Your shirt brought back a memory that I had long forgotten. Thank you
5:58 the cat is a paid actor.
"Why do we sleep?"
"So we can learn to wake ourselves up."
8:50 I have exploding head syndrome, it's bizarre as hell but it's not uncomfortable or anything. It's actually a reassuring indicator that I'm starting to doze off.
How is it reassuring? I can't think of anything worse when I want to sleep and then suddenly BOOM
And nothing happened actually, my mind just wanted to scare the living light out of me
@@patriciapat2106 because you're someone who has never experienced it, it sounds horrific for sure. But when it's something you've lived with forever/ for a while, it's something completely different. You either learn to live with it or just deal with it, and maybe make it bearable/ a positive. I'm only speculating as I don't have it, but I think this is the case
One thing that trips me about about my dreams is that my sleeping imagination is a lot more creative than I would think.
It's hard to remember examples, but it's like I come up with the backstory or explanation for things that I have no idea how I could have come up with.
It's your subconscious mind. The subconscious is very powerful and deep
your subconscious mind is millions of times more powerful than your conscious mind, why do you think you know the answer to 1+1 instantly while something like 342+575 takes some time?
Anyone else love the random cat tail at 9:10 ? Lol
the weirdest dream i have ever had (get prepared for an entire english essay) was going to the toilet in my new house upstairs; the toilet I used was in the bath (I'm not making this up) but for some reason this toilet gave me the runs. So, I went to the top of the shower (as you do) and went to the toilet up there and did my business. at this point I was certain that my dreams were telling me something about my bowels when I looked down and, I had a mermaid tail? There was then a cut and I was standing in a warehouse filled with plastic toys and I started shrinking, fast. The toys came to life and stomped me to death. I woke up and the real nightmare begun; Monday morning.
I had a dream where I woke up to go to the bathroom, but while I was sitting on the toilet, people kept telling me to get off the pot, and eventually the toilet just swallowed me whole, and I was falling down an alice in wonderland-like hole filled with giant rolls of toilet paper and geckos.
As a psychology student who has studied dreams, this is actually a great summary and I will be sharing this with anyone who asks what I've learned in undergrad.
Side effect of my SSRI is incredibly vivid dreams. It's gotten to a point where there's a continuity. I'll think about previous dreams while in my dream. Situations persist night after night. There are amalgamations of real places, smashed together, but every night they're the same.
Also a lot of the dreams involve time skipping. Being rushed, then realizing you're late and don't have a ride. That's fun.
Oh! Also used to have Exploding Head Syndrome. That's the fun shit. Love thinking someone banged on my door or that something fell down right as I fall asleep.
Oh that makes so much sense! I was on meds and I had nightmares every single night and still remember all the dreams in the morning. I still remember some parts of them even if it's been a while
You should look up "persistent realms". Basically a fancy way of saying continued dreams. It's sometimes talked about within the lucid dreaming community
@@shadw4701 I think I will! It's eerily consistent, every single night that I manage to sleep.
The Monster At The End Of This Book was one of my all time favourites as a kid, Apple Books has a copy available that has a read along feature with a voice actor
Top 5 times “sorry, that was for my therapist” moments
So I keep a dream journal (it's just a Google doc) of all the absolutely unhinged dreams I have and this is one from from a couple years ago that always makes me laugh when I read it:
I had this dream where was I was home alone and heard some really weird voices and noises. I went to the bathroom and saw written in red on the mirror:
"this message will soon be written in Jamie's blood"
and then a racoon came wadling into the room and I was like "oh shit waddup?" And he said "not much just chillin" and then the dream ended. WTF BRAIN?! WHAT WAS THAT?!
I dunno why but i dreamed of baking cookies in my garage using an air fryer while playing basketball??? 😭😭 And i also dreamt of spilling my caprisun and then cry over spilled caprisun. Then i dreamt about going fishing with my dad and suddenly was chased by a giant asparagus. And uhh i had a weird dream of the germany flag, didnt remember the details just 🇩🇪 and the words “REVOLTE” for whvr reasons
My dream is not as unhinged as yours but it's still funny: I used to play League of legends and once I dreamed to make pasta for an Italian Lol streamer (I'm Italian too) but then I realized that the pasta wasn't as good as I expected so I decided to run away before the streamer could taste the disgusting pasta I made 😂
@@absolutely1nothingI’m going to be honest, you might be a sleeper agent from WW2…
everytime tugg posts its like i invited a friend over and we just talk abt random shit, i love it
Fun fact! there is a form of "sleep walking" called somnambulism, and a dude who suffered from it killed his in-laws and didn't know he did. It is usually also what causes things like sleep eating. I suffered from it when I was younger, and I still do though not as extreme, and my mom had to sleep in the Livingroom for years because I would try to cook or leave the house. I wouldn't eat anything I cooked, I would just cook.
Reminds me of an old German called the cabinet of Dr.Caligari.
Is Big Tugger getting in better shape? Looking good brother.
“Tugger? Well I don’t see any!” 👴🏻
Frr, compare him to him like 1 year ago he looks better in shape
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Yeah def, he’s looking great ^^
Looking like a small tugg 🥺
the semi truck sound is for long haul truckers. they’ve spent countless nights with their truck engines on to keep the heat in the cab so the engine sounds fills the void they’re missing out on when they’re not in a truck
I've never been a trucker, but I find the sound of a diesel engine idling to be very soothing. Idk why though.
The range of ASMR is wild. You have simple repetitive rain videos to people eating stuff all the way to no-joke roleplay vids made by people so talented you CAN'T sleep because you're just in awe of how well-done the video is.
Dude my favorite videos to fall asleep to are hours long science or math videos. It's interesting enough to watch/listen to but also super monotone and long enough to just drift away
I love this video even though I haven’t finished it yet
I had a dream where I was being chased by a really understanding serial killer, and I just asked him questions before he killed me and I would respawn in the same place kind of like a time loop game
was this a dream or nightmare, then?
@@hammburgerman4633 idk just kinda felt like a vr game so I wasn't really scared.
Also at the end mia khalifa appeared for some reason
I had a similar dream but I would just be killed over and over again by a dragon. At the end, all of my dead bodys froze.
@@Mrtm_ I once had a dream where my friend hugged Shaq in a highschool that looked a lot like the Detroit airport
“Hopefully you don’t wake up halfway down something’s throat” is gonna stick with me in my head for the rest of the week
That Grover shirt rules. Thanks for the laughs!!
The Monster at the end of this Book, book. Grover tries to prevent you from getting to the end of the book because there is a monster, but then finds out it is him.
@@cristlejohnson4900 SPOILERS!! LOL!! I loved that book as a kid, it was so cute.
The fact that their's a theory about that the brain is rehearsing about possible futures makes my dreams make a lot more sense.
And is also freaking hilarious considering what it is your brain thinks makes it into 'possible future events' that you need to rehearse. I was still having dreams about going to school in my birthday suit 15 years after graduating. That's not going to happen, brain. stop it.
Ah, so the whole trying and failing to type out a message for hours thing- just my dyslexia manifesting it's best life.
Gotcha.
@MinaOmega
Omg. Yes. I'm 31, and my brain has a reoccurring theme of "but you have to go back to pick up some classes". Which of course, has to be done at the high school in my nightmare of a home town. Yuck.
Inevitably, no amount of protest about being too old, or that I have to go to work, or that I'd rather chew my own arm off, is sufficient excuse to get out of it.
Naturally I almost always see people from high school there, and I'm like "well that tracks, this is when you guys peaked, and tbh I'm impressed you figured out how to feed yourself long enough to get this far".
As a person who's father was a semi driver for all my life, it is an acquired "taste" for the semi sound. It reminds me of my father who passed during COVID, and just like lying in the truck watching transformers with my dad and he falls asleep before the movie is over.
We can explain the time skipping dream by the fact that you can't track time while sleeping. It's actually a trick to trigger Lucid Dreaming. You look at a clock or watch (anything that tracks time) and it'll start to (essentially) "glitch out".
paradoxical intention helped me a lot. i have horrific sleep issues and paradoxical intention has actually made my sleep issues invert. so. it works, if anyone is wondering.
Love the Grover shirt, I used to read that as a kid and read it to my kid now!
Tugg’s cat randomly popping up throughout the video is the best part of these 😂😂😂
Love ya Tugg.
Could we let it be known that tugg’s cat made a guest appearance at 9:10😊😊
I have horrible insomnia, and hallucinations are something I dealt with before my insomnia, but for some reason insomnia induced hallucinations are different. I found success in Valerian root, which I prefer over melatonin. Benadryl is good (at a regular dose) but similar to melatonin, I built a tolerance quickly. Valerian root really helps out before I get to day 4 of no sleep.
9:12 lol i love you can see his cats tail in the corner
My daughter and I both had to undergo sleep studies ( with our heads hooked up to a plethora of electrodes). Interesting experience.
I have left temporal lobe brain damage... like the film 50 First Dates. I also sleepwalk and have mild sleep apnea.
I once baked a potato and avocado pie in my sleep (that was just last summer. I'm a retired Pastry Chef).
I love your shirt. My dad used to read that book to me when I was little. One of my favorites.
New follower here, I swear I’m saying this as a compliment, I’m grateful to have stumbled into your channel and when I arrive you have already pumped out several hours of solid B+ to A- tier content that I can just consume at my leisure
I am so grateful for this content that I am letting the algorithm know by leaving a comment on it, and that counts as engagement!
There you go RUclips algorithm, please stop showing me garbage content farms and please show fun original content creators
Likewise, on the whole, fellow engagement commenter ❤😁
@@MegaKhelditia and if we keep responding it just counts as more engagement for the algorithm
@@EKimatH XDDD
YES
The semi engine one almost put me to sleep the moment he played it because my dad used to drive them for a living and he would take me on those trips sometimes and he's even taught me how to drive and (somewhat) fix them, i miss him and that sound just hit different since i haven't really been near enough to a semi truck to hear it's engine since a few years before he passed. Thank you for the memory blast Tugg, i think imma sleep a little better tonight :)
As someone who drove semi trucks, youd be surprised how comforting the sound of the engine running and the little rattle it gives the bed is. It was actually hard to sleep without it
Love that I’m watching this when it was posted 8 hours ago, currently it’s also about 1am and I have work tomorrow
4:58 paw attacc!!
oh its a tail lol
I had no idea there was an actual thing called exploding head syndrome! Thankfully, I've only experienced this once. Usually when it happens it's something from a dream that's so loud it wakes me up and I swear I hear it in real life, but one time I woke up to the loudest bang and a really bright light and I was in my apartment. I actually called emergency services it scared me so bad. The lady was super nice, and once she realized I wasn't on drugs and had just woken up, she kinda explained what happened. Apparently it's not entirely uncommon for people to call for that.
The craziest thing to me is that people will dream about the same specific things like falling from a great height or not running at optimal speed to get away from a monster. I’ve never once thought about my teeth falling out yet somehow a lot of people have had that specific dream. Idk if it’s the power of suggestion seeping into our unconscious from someone telling us about a crazy dream they had but it’s super weird and wtf why.
I have Delayed Sleep Phase Syndrome and that basically means that my circadian rhythm is completely fucked and there is no cure😆👍
Just means youre genetic night owl. My sleep schedule is just fucked and doesnt follow the 24h in any way
Dude I watched this guy during a long ass airplane ride and I genuinely can't stop laughing. Your videos are hilarious man keep it up!
As someone who low key really enjoys the clatter of a diesel engine (big or small), I can see myself falling asleep to the sound of a semi engine, if the volume is low enough (or any monotonous white noise like sound, really),
Also, I`ve been falling asleep with some background noise for years now, and I guess a result of stress of adulting (and a result of both family and career related problems) is that I would find myself obsessing over problems or just having my mind wander instead of blanking out so that I could sleep, and through trial and error in an attempt to get the bad thoughts to stop, I found that some kind of white noise in the background worked really well at giving that part of my brain that would wander and be really loud a thing to focus on (instead of bad thoughts), so that the rest of my brain can disconnect and I eventually fall asleep. My go to is RUclips videos (usually something low key, like LGR or Technology connections, though other similer channels work too, so long as there aren`t too many loud noises), but I find the most effective thing by far for me is rain or fireplace background noise, I think in part because of cozy memories in those conditions, and I feel myself relaxing like melting butter when I hear rain...
I live on the 7th floor of an apartment building, and one time I had a dream where I looked out the window and there were green hills(like the windows wallpapers) and even though it still felt like I was 7 floors above groun, the ground just looked like it was there. and on the ground were giraffes, giraffes eating grass, but oh boy these weren't just regular giraffes, they had paper masks on them and the paper had a profile picture of one of my facebook friends.
And then i woke up screaming and scared. so while nothing scary actually happened I'd say that qualifies as a nightmare lol
When I was growing up, I barely slept. I woke up hallucinating that something was sitting on my couch across my room. Every time I focused my eyes on it, it would look at me and my vision would blur again.
11:21 as a person who grew up on a farm, this is the most soothing sound I’ve ever experienced
I had a dream when I was little that there was an invasion of abnormally large zombie furbies. It was strangely kind of enjoyable, more like an action movie than a nightmare.
@matrose
I had a similar one about zombie Spiderman breaking into my house when I was like 5 years old and I did not know about marvel zombies
offtopic but guys i dreamt of a giant asparagus chasing me while i’m going fishing with my dad
(yes weird dreams i know i even dreamt of crying over spilled caprisun and the german flag)
*You* actually showed up in a dream not too long ago. It was a fairly weird dream about cacti and airplanes, and you were just in the background yelling and running into people who got in the way while one of the cacti chased you.
I don't know what that says about you or me, but in hindsight that seems fairly appropriate.
Holy shit, there's an actual name for the random blast of static I get every now and then when trying to go to sleep???
Thank you, Mr. Tugg. Top-tier educational RUclipsr right here.
Just commenting to say I love Tugg’s shirt today. That’s one of my favorite childhood books.
I’ve had multiple weird reoccurring dreams that I have like a luxury school that has multiple cafeterias, one inside and one outside on the patio with an excellent view, and lockers in the library. Like in the bookshelves which is pretty weird. Also for some reason some of my favorite members of my favorite bands are there, like last week I was at my luxury school and my best friends were Fat Mike from NOFX and Dimebag Darrell from Pantera. Then I wake up and go to my average American middle school.
Tugg saying “wee littil boots” 😂
Big Tugg motivates me to do things I shouldn’t have done ❤
That running engine one is great for us landscapers who used to sleep off their hangovers by the work truck
i sleep because it’s death without the commitment
also best way to go to sleep is “caramelldasan from another room” 10 hour version
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Same
😂I feel like we should be more concerned about this comment.....
Oop
6:07 WEE LIT'UL BOOTS! nice shrek 2 quote
I've had night terrors since I was in high school (40 now) and they're awesome. Sometimes I can just start screaming in the middle of the night or swinging my arms around.
My roommates love it.
back in high school i used to get migraines. the easiest way to deal with one is often to just go to sleep so nothing can make it worse. the downside to this is apparently an increased chance of sleep paralysis. I remember one time i hallucinated my mother coming into the room (i know because i asked her and she wasn't home at the time) as well as a few weird memories being distorted into waking dreams. It doesn't sound particularly terrifying, but just having to lie there while things happened around me and I had zero way of interacting was terrifying. Sleep is downright weird, incredibly subjective, strangely inconsistent, yet very necessary. It always surprises me when I hear that scientists in the field barely know what's going on and why we sleep. Sure, we know a lot of stuff that Tugg didn't bring up, like how sleeping will seemingly "clean" our brain of a buildup of chemicals throughout the day, but relative to other subjects, the scientific consensus is anything but concrete. great video, you tugged on a lot of my memories
I had a dream recently that my best friend died (and I don’t have many friends at all for context) but I would keep hallucinating that she was still there with me and I would be like “oh my gosh I’m so glad she exists and is my best friend I don’t know what I would do without…” then I would dawn on my dream self that it was all in my head and all of our good memories would flash through my mind and I would just be feeling pure agony. Never have I ever in my life felt as utterly destroyed and devastated as I felt in that dream and it was so realistic that it took me a few seconds when I woke up to process it was just a dream… my brain needs to stop
i have dreamt in the same dream world for about 8 years. it changes but its like an entire life i live seperate from reality. nobody knows why except for it being possibly induced by trauma.. so thats great.
I love it when our big tuckering father Big Tugg sleeps with his little tugglets ❤
no pls no
When I was a kid (between like 7ish to like 12) I had a recurring nightmare about the hallway balcony on the second floor of my house. My bedroom was at the end of the hall upstairs so to get to my room I had to walk across the hallway that had a railing that looked over the first floor. I've always been terrified of heights so getting to my room was always very scary to me as a child. I would hug the wall, crawl, run, or beg my mom to carry me in order to get to my room cuz I couldn't handle how scary it was to me and due to the constant fear I started dreaming about it every night for years. There were I think four versions of the dream, but the most common one was the railing would be missing and as I tried to get to my room I'd somehow slip and fall off the balcony and right before I hit the floor I'd wake up. The worst part was I always woke up in a violent jolt causing me to either hit the wall next to my bed or fall off my bed. Nowadays I can't stand to sleep in normal beds cuz I'm afraid of falling off.
ive only had sleep paralisis like 3 or 4 times in my life, but i remember this one time i felt scorpions crawling all over my body, so that was FUN
Omg I love your shirt. That book was my childhood 😂
same!!!
Oh finally, Tugg these are my equivalent to Saturday morning cartoons. Need that dopamine hit man, 4:30pm post is pushing it 😂
Hey buddy, I have been insomniac for ages. I recently started taking apigenin, l-theanine and magnesium l-threonate, with occasional intake of myo-inositol and Montmorency cherry.
While none of them on their own is miraculous (well apigenin being quite a noticeable improvement on its own), all together it's really pretty much fixed my insomnia.
Good luck!
I have a constant recurring nightmare that flesh eating gummy bears are chasing me through out my town trying to eat me
me too!
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