I've seen people do things like this, and they are amazing this guy was running from the police on his skateboard and the driver crashed his car over the sidewalk and into a house fence to stop the guy from getting away. On a side not though, I've never seen one case were they didn't just catch a criminal but actually saved somebodys life, this person was an absolute hero, I look up to people like this and hope to do that in my daily life.
Lenny from story #1, you are exactly what I wish most of humanity was like: smart enough not to risk yourself unduly, but brave enough to still do the right thing.
@@Lawrence_Talbot well some people don't have balls and are too selfish to think about other ppl congrats 👏 your a no balls type of person 👍 not sure why you would of wanted to put that out there like it is something your proud of lol
That guy in the first story was super brave for his actions, I’m not sure what other person would’ve been able to do that to match someone’s speed while being on the phone with the police and in a panic mode, well done
When he said “It’s usually not a person’s first instinct to assume something sinister is going on”. I felt that it was so accurate, because literally every serious/dangerous situation I have ever witnessed or been in, I can remember vividly thinking that it was a joke at the beginning!
I sorta agree the last thing anyone wants is to be in a bad situation therefore you kinda deny that that's what you're about to be in. Then again everyone is different maybe some skip that denial step if so good for them hopefully it helps for them to react quicker than most
It's illegal to do that, the good Samaritan law makes it illegal to ignore a crime that you see or hear. You don't have to physically get involved, but at least a phone call to the police will do.
Once I witnessed a guy assaulting his girlfriend (caught her cheating) late night on the street, he tries to attack me, he couldn’t (I pushed him back), the girl didn’t try to escape, instead she continues to yells at him 🤦🏻♂️ Always do everything you can without to put yourself in danger
@@ShadowEnvixity True but if he didn't have the LP(or it was false ones) then that woman would most likely have been dead. Plus you know that most people do not know that law and if there are no cops around then no one will notice until it is too late. That is why he is a hero because he took it upon himself to do something and he knew the possible outcomes and most of them were bad. But he did it anyway because it was the right thing and after he saw that woman fighting in the back he knew he had a choice and he made the right one as far as I'm concern.
@@Di.Iv.555 Sometimes being a hero doesn't always get you praised for it or even liked. Being a hero is a hard choice to live by and I for one think that those who make that choice deserves respect because they were doing the right thing.
1) NEVER stop for someone on the side of a road. Especially when it’s usually empty. Already suspicious 2) NEVER give away your phone. Ever. If they need to make a call, put it on speaker and never let it leave your hand 3) don’t get in the vehicle!!!!
@@TheGoldenDuckies not true The bad guy can also have a gun Or worse multiple bad guys with guns We aren't soap mctavish and can't gun down like 30 people But yes having a gun would help
This first story happened to my brother. Luckily he's an army vet and an all around great guy. A man was driving erratically swirving across lanes. My brother noticed a little girl in the back and she looked scared it just didn't feel right to him so he drove in the middle lane of the highway so no one else could drive next to him again since he's all over the place. My brother stayed on the phone with 911 and followed him all the way til the cops took over. We never found out what happened. Whether it be innocent or not im happy my brother was there!!
@@aquaduarte3544 On what basis do you say that? With no actual knowledge of the poster or anyone involved, the story could either be made up or true. Regardless if it is or isn't, it's good to call in erratic driving. Such a person can be a hazard to anyone. And if you're trained to handle dangers, go ahead. Personally, though, I don't recommend staying *beside* an erratic driver. Best to stay at a distance and to follow if giving directions to the cops.
These people where brave. I’d never stop to help someone on a highway, especially at night. I’d go by and call the police and explain where the person is and let them handle it. And that guy in the last story was crazy to put himself in a vulnerable situation like that.
Your a b***h if you wouldn’t save a women or anybody’s life. I would follow them or use my gun if they tried anything, your crazy to just let people go like that!
@@supdude5194 Why would you say that as if the two things are mutually exclusive? A person can care for others without being so stupid as to get out of their vehicle. People can get shot to death by lunatics on roads at night. The smart thing to do is call the police and tell them where you saw the stranded person. You might save not only your own life and property, but someone else's if the police catch someone with nefarious intentions like in story #4.
My great grandpa was murdered on the side of the road, and my grandma has been paranoid about long road trips alone since then. She doesn't want me driving alone for long periods of time because of it, and after hearing these stories, I'm starting to understand why.
Since Im a girl I ALWAYS have a knife in the drivers side door pocket and a screwdriver incase God forbid I ever plunge into a river and need to break a window (knock on air wood burns) but you can never be to careful. The only time I thought I needed to use it I wasn’t even alone I had driven my boyfriend at the time and his friend out of town to look at a car so I parked across the street and stayed in the car with doors locked of course, no more then five minutes after they left there was a man (mid twenties im guessing) starts staring at me ( I looked away after a moment cause it was of course uncomfortable) I eventually see him walk towards my car to my window and start to stare into my car at me then my back seat, it was only when I went for the knife, he had to of noticed it, did he start to walk briskly away. I think he was checking to see if I had kids or not. My boyfriend and his friend were only gone about 10/15 mins tops but that just goes to show how fast something can happen. I know I could defend myself but I can defend myself a lot better with a kife ( also im 5’2” 120 lbs so I don’t look intimidating) but with a knife at least I have a better chance, that guy was smart to walk away I wouldn’t of hesitated stabbing his hand if he tried to reach down through my window it was cracked a little. Sorry for the rant lol.
Life lesson: if someone is signaling you while you’re driving, don’t pull over. Don’t stop. Even if they’re telling you something is wrong with your vehicle. Find a well lit place to stop in and check your car far from the person(s) . Stay safe.
It feels SO GOOD having a happy ending like in the first story. Most stories people just get out of dodge as soon as possible. Its refreshing to hear someone was saved
@Witty Witty Why are you reversing the roles? That has no correlation right now. "Had the gender roles reversed, woman would've never helped a strange man like that" why is that relevant to a kidnapping? Gender roles have absolutely nothing to do with having a kind hearted soul. What that man did could be done even with gender being flipped. He knew it wasn't his problem, but out of humanity he did help her.
In regards to that last story. Don't assume that a person is done with you just because you haven't noticed them in a long time. My family had a stalker that had followed us to our house, but took off like a maniac when I shouted at him. It was a guy that I recognized from a traffic stop, a few months prior, that had occurred because my mom had forgotten to get new tags for her car. The officer asked us if we knew the guy that pulled in after us and we said we didn't even know we were being followed, but as we left I got a good look at the driver. Anyways, every once in a while I would see him again for two years. It was scary because my mom is not very observant, but every time I saw him I would let my family know. Well one night the guy was following my brother, who was driving our mom's car, so he started taking a bunch of turns to lose the guy. He parked in the driveway of a random house and waited for the guy to come looking, flicked the lights back on and ran the guy off the road and started threatening him. My brother is massive at 6'5", so I think the guy took the hint because I haven't seen him since, but I still keep my head on a swivel just incase.
Why didn’t the cop go question the guy? That seems VERY suspicious pulling up behind a car that was pulled over for a ticket. The officer should have at least ( after you said you don’t know him) have gone over and asked him what he was doing!
To the guy from story 1: You, sir, are a hero. You saved that young lady's life, & got another sick PoS behind bars. You deserve all the praises, my friend. God bless you & the woman.
@Witty Witty So essentially what you're saying is don't help a person who's in a very dangerous situation? To so much assume that the man would have never been saved if the gender rolls were reversed is an insult, frankly. Even if I was in a situation where they wouldn't help me, I would still do everything in my power from letting someone get hurt, violated, killed, or even worse.
#1 rule if you're in any situation alone or around strangers like this. BE WEIRD. BE RUDE. STAY ALIVE. You don't owe anyone politeness, or your time. Don't feel guilty for being suspicious. If something in the back of your head is telling you something is wrong, get out of there as quickly as you can. Don't hesitate to call the police. Your life is worth more than being polite. It might sound harsh but it's important. You get that gut feeling for a reason. Crime Junkies know what I'm talking about.
You’re 10000% right. That gut feeling is REAL! I don’t care if I’m about to step inside McDonald’s. if something feels off, I turn around and get away. Most ppl have said I’m too paranoid. If so, paranoia seems to keep me alive
Stories like this is why people who really need help on the highway can’t get it cuz it’s so many weirdos around. I actually needed help on the highway not to long ago but nobody stopped to help and I couldn’t even blame them
Right? They ruin it for the ones who actually need help🙄 We had a hiker in the mountains hitch hiking in daylight & I immediately thought unsafe bec of stories like these but who knows, he might've actually needed help.
Buddy, who hurt you? I mean, obviously it was a girl, but like....are you ok? Do you need someone to talk to? You're awfully salty. Did you get kidnapped and thrown into the back of a car and a woman saw it happen and didn't help you? Is that why you're mad? I'm sorry you got kidnapped and all, but this isn't the right response.
wouldn't it make it awkward to think of something sinister? To urself though, I mostly think stuff like that, To the point where i cant even look at the said person.
@Matts Towel Actually most major crime has been on a downward trend for some time now, and it really peaked in the 80's, and some runoff in the 90's. Looting, protests, and crazy lone gunmen attacks sadly have increased nationally though.
@@gudztrip3642 Keeping in mind what shithole of a world we live in compared to decades ago crime really increased all across the world. Doubting others keeps you alive in today's world.
Bruh what you talking about? You really think the past were peaceful? 😆 I rather live today where a 12 year can call 911, surveillance camera everywhere, and dna identification has a whole database. Way better than some decade ago.
@@michaelstephenvargas8821 not really peaceful but more naive to the point of ignorance. People didn't yet have the internet to shock and scare them into total paranoia, true crime shows were mostly hidden on cable and outside the interest of general public, and news on TV and papers seemed pretty removed from typical day-to-day of an average Joe.
That last guy man. That's why I'd never stop for anyone after dark. That possible incident at home could've been anything really but knowing that he basically had your phone, i could see them staking it out and seeing if you lived alone.
That last story is a sad example about how scummy people have made everyone too afraid to help each other, which in the end, keeps people from trying to help those that genuinely need it.
As soon as I heard "battery died when I pulled over" I realized it's a trap. The battery is only used to start the vehicle so unless the car was shut off, battery wouldn't be an issue.
@@scottbrixey6284 the battery cannot die while engine is idle, the alternator is providing current to it. Now maybe if the alternator died yes. Easiest way to tell. 1 click when trying to start is your starter not working, 2 clicks means your battery is dead. No click/actual engine start up sounds thats the alternator. An engine can’t start up or create spark/ignition coils cannot conduct without a battery or starter. That’s why you hear clicks instead of a dying engine sound. It’s something everyone should know for basic Maintenance and maybe for creepy folk alike. Good points though.
Not if the alternator was bad then technically it could have died as he was pulling over or driving but I get what you’re saying. I only say this because it’s happened to me twice.
Moral of the story, never stop and help someone on the highway. Just call the cops to be sure. I used to work a graveyard, and it is creepy on the roads in the middle of the night. Especially in metro areas. Where I live, that is when the most highway shootings tend to take place.
Zeta....laughs in the face of the dozens of times I've pulled over and done various repairs, pulled people out of ditches, jump started cars, given rides, all for strangers. If I don't stop, I almost always call highway patrol to respond to that location.
@@gregblackburn4280 I sincerely hope that none of your good deeds ever get punished. Like I clearly stated, I call the cops when I see something like that, but never stop for safety reasons. If they are legit, they get helped. If not, I'm rooting for the cop.
@@ZetaReticuli_ I appreciate that, thanks. I do have a metric I go by for when to stop and when not to......but if it looks safe and I think I can help, I generally stop. Now if it's a serious accident, I will stop but otherwise, try to survey and make a judgment call best I can. Being armed helps for sure! I try to stay out of states that deny that right to the citizen. Glad you call for help, I do that if I don't stop.
@@ZetaReticuli_ Worked outside 7 hours today, didn't leave till night. Spotted car pulled over, flasher on. Pulled in front, backed up to check on them. Since I was unarmed today, took the time to put weapon back into holster, grab spare mag and phone. Walked back towards car. Used flashlight. Could see at least 3 people in car. That was "warning" for me. I am less trusting of a car load of people. Used flashlight to search around side of car for anyone hiding. As soon as I saw how they were dressed and were a family, wasn't worried they might mean me harm. You have to learn how to "size up people" when it comes to offering help. Guy had hit a deer and his car was TRASHED. I looked over the damage, offered to "get him going if he wanted." I carry the tools needed to do that. He said his car would no longer run....some sort of "safety feature." He'd already called a wrecker. Based on car model and how they were dressed, money was not an issue for them. I wished them well and they thanked me. Glad you call when you see someone in trouble, I do the same. Thanks for the well wishes.
story 1: wow. he was the perfect person to see this happen. every decision he made literally saved her life. i don’t think i could’ve pulled off driving that fast, thinking about how to escape the situation and talk to 999 at the same time before work. amazing.
I recently started listening to these stories and they have been interestingly opening my eyes to dangers lurking even when trying to render assistance so I will be extra careful especially at nights. Thank you
To the second guy, and anyone thinking of doing what he's doing, a bit of advice: If you're about an hour or so away from Boston and you're struggling to stay awake, just find somewhere to sleep. It takes like an hour to find a place to legally park, and most of the Car Garages shut down their entrances after about 7-10PM or so.
It’s not a real story. He claimed to be driving from the west coast to Boston in 15 hours. It’s a several day trip. Even if you never stopped once it’s two days+ Even longer on the older highway routes he said he was taking.
@@joearnold6881 Honestly I assumed that was one of those "I want to sound cool" exaggerations people give, like when the 20 year old in college shouts at a party: "Dude, I'm ALREADY drunk, and I ONLY had twenty six beers!" When it's like "Shut up dude, you've had like seven and you're impressing no one!"
The first guy definitely saved that girl's life. He's truly a good person. I hope the poor girl has recovered mentally and is dating decent people now. It's sad that the kindness of others is often taken advantage of by desperate, mentally unstable people.
@@SorrowAvenue Terribly sorry if that has been your experience. It hasn't been mine, though. Yes, people have taken advantage of my kindness and I paid the price. But I've had a ton of positive experiences with good people. I used to be cynical like you in my teens and twenties about the human race. Yes, overall, we've done terrible things and we're willingly destroying our planet. But ultimately, what I've learned is that focusing entirely on the negative side will make me miserable, bitter, and angry. I hate living like that. I already have enough health issues to deal with. Adding on to that pile isn't good for me. I'm not naive to it all, mind you. I've just learned to focus more on what I can control in my own life. In essence, stop associating with people that bring you down and take advantage of you. If that's not an option for whatever reason, at least emotionally detach from them. I had to do that with my mother. Surround yourself with people that bring you up in any way. And, please, for your sake, get some help. Trust me, it's worth it.
@@MidnightSonnet You speak as if I sit in a room and hyper focus on this all day. I have my own issues to take care of as well. You cannot "stop associating" with people that take advantage of you when EVERYONE takes advantage of you, including you. You've probably ditched someone. I'm already detached from the world around me. I avoid human interaction at all times except when it's necessary. I don't need "help". There is nothing I need help with. Just so my mind can be poisoned or sterlised? Fuck that. Nobody actually cares about anyone's wellbeing except to be a "good" little goosestepping citizen.
To the guy in the first story: thank you for being a good dude. We need more men in the world like you and you’re a hero 💕💕 be proud of yourself, you did what many others would not do.
@wittywitty635298% true ab the gender reverse thing, but he still should have helped her, as a man that’s the type of stuff u are supposed to do, ofc as long as ur not being threatened
@@sirennexus1675hes still right, people would not of cared as much if the person being kidnapped was a man. They ignore crimes against men (especially perpetrated by women) As if they don’t even exist.
This bro^^ is so MAD she got away, he keeps copy and pasting that paragraph. I'm literally sure he's the guy who kidnapped the lady. Or, a kidnapper in general
@@Gratefully- lmao.. I’m always out driving from 1AM to 5AM for training sessions and nothing has happened 💯 that being said.. you have to stay alert and not be so nice to people
That last story... You're driving late at night and gave your phone to a stranger? Hell no, I'd call the police and tell them there's a car broken down.
@@Black_Knight767 That guy was stupid beyond belief. He's lucky he got out alive but now his whole family could be in danger because those thugs who stole his phone knows where he lives.
He almost won a Darwin award. No way and hell I'm pulling over to help anyone, especially in the middle of the night, or handing my phone over to a stranger.
That first story may have been a terrifying scenario, but it was more thrilling than anything. The dude literally just saved a lady from a kidnapping! Hats off to him!
Man Mr Nightmare is prolly the only RUclipsr that I have rewatched ALL of his videos atleast 2-3 times cuz there ain’t no one else that just sounds like him 🫡🫡👌
You gotta be a SICK PERSON to pull over and pretend to be in distress, and when someone comes to help you out of the goodness of their heart… attack them and rob them or whatever. That’s so cold. There’s a special place for those kind of animals!! Disgusting!
The first story gave me shivers. Both of happiness that the girl was saved, and the scariness of that whole situation. I hope I'll do the same thing in that guys situation.
I had a very similar incident to the second story. I was followed for 2 hours on the freeway like this. He kept waving me down, getting in front of my car and stopping, trying to get me to follow him off of the freeway...Most of it was out in the middle of nowhere. When I reached a city I let my stalker go ahead of me in the left lane. I slammed on my brakes behind a semi in the right lane, using him for cover and snuck off of an off ramp. I inspected my car at a gas station to make sure this hadn't been the reason for the strange behavior but there was nothing wrong with my car.
My best friend told me when hearing a story similar to story #2 "You drive a honda, depending on when they gassed up and where you are just keep driving because an old truck will run out of gas a lot faster than you." Granted, there is no way to know how much they have in their tank but if drive a car that gets good gas mileage and someone in a truck, especially an older one, is following you then there is a really good chance that you're easily going to outlast them. Of course his second part of advice was "Or you could shoot at their car, that works as well."
Since I live in Europe, I got his notification at 3.30 AM, so as I was asleep. It's such a pleasure to see he's uploaded a new video as you wake up in the morning. It sets the tone for the day and cheers you up, knowing you'll have something entertaining to listen to while having breakfast.
Wanna know why i love this content creator he gets right to the point doesn’t draw out his intro and forcing likes and subs he a genuine guy. Mr nightmare keep it up man.
Those were some scary, but entertaining stories. Thanks for posting! That's why I prefer plane rides over road trips when it comes to traveling out of town. So far I never drove somewhere an hour away or more. I'm more worried about getting stranded by a flat tire or getting stuck in a traffic jam.
#1 is a freaking hero ♥ Story 4 scares the hell out of me, because my husband is one of those good guys that will stop and help you if he sees you stranded on the side of the road. It's horrifying to think that there are such evil people in the world that you have to second guess helping someone.
I’ve been watching your videos for about 5-6 years. I still remember finding your channel and binge watching all your videos, everyone in my house used to come and sit with me and watch them lmaooo I used to cook, fall asleep, relax etc to your videos(still do) Your uploads make my week 😌 5-6 years later I still get so happy to see a new upload
*_Love it how Mr Nightmare get straight to the story, everything are so the best!_* *_Scarily good video with your calming voice as always. They're awesome to have watching it right before I go to bed. Tbh it’s scary to hear a true story like this, but the way Mr Nightmare read it make me obsessed to keep watched him_* *_Thank you Mr.Nightmare!_*
The first story, the person was so brave to chase a sicko down the highway to save a poor girl I mean the fact that he was close to him and not knowing that he was armed was just amazing, I can’t imagine the relief he got when he saw the a hole get lit up by the trooper
Mr.Mightmares videos have RAISED me throughout my childhood, whenever life got hard or I was sad I would just put on Mr.nightmare videos, his videos have helped me through sm. I hope you know how big of an impact you have made on many of our lives including mine, thank you so much Mr.nightmare ❤️🙏🏼
Just finished my 5-page essay, and let me tell you.. Seeing Mr. Nightmare posted absolutely brought my anxiety down completely. Thank you for your posts! 🤍
Story #4 is interesting because other than a few details, you could also interpret it that the guy thought the storyteller was stealing his car that had someone in it. No one grabbed him until the car started, and the guy who borrowed the phone didn't respond until the car started either.
The first story guy is an actual hero. He went above and beyond to help someone. Props to that guy.
Yea seriously.
Best part? It’s true. I can’t find the video but there’s a guy in a Toyota MR2 (with an awesome sounding turbo) basically doing what the story says
I've seen people do things like this, and they are amazing
this guy was running from the police on his skateboard and the driver crashed his car over the sidewalk and into a house fence to stop the guy from getting away.
On a side not though, I've never seen one case were they didn't just catch a criminal but actually saved somebodys life, this person was an absolute hero, I look up to people like this and hope to do that in my daily life.
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@@nathanbrooks4546 is going on on et birthday lol
Lenny from story #1, you are exactly what I wish most of humanity was like: smart enough not to risk yourself unduly, but brave enough to still do the right thing.
We exist. But we are often punished or ignored.
Define „right thing“.
@@SorrowAvenue define: define
He's still made it to work on time. He is awesome guy.
That was risky tho if the other guy had a gun it could have been over for him
Just having a gunshot fired at that speed could cause a crash
"I was driving down the road at 4 am on a Saturday, and I was already running late"
This guy's job already seems like enough of a horror story
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For real
could have been a pizza boy ig
4am? Was he selling coke?😂
Story #1 saved that women's life everything he did was exactly what needed to be done what a hero
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@@Lawrence_Talbot well some people don't have balls and are too selfish to think about other ppl congrats 👏 your a no balls type of person 👍 not sure why you would of wanted to put that out there like it is something your proud of lol
Applause to the dude
That guy in the first story was super brave for his actions, I’m not sure what other person would’ve been able to do that to match someone’s speed while being on the phone with the police and in a panic mode, well done
I was half expecting him to pull a mission impossible and say he crashed into the other person's car so they couldn't get away
There’s a video from nexpo where someone did just that on camera
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i would with my car cause it goes upto 130 so id be ahead of the guy a bit and would slow down a bit on and off
He could have put it on sneaker.
When he said “It’s usually not a person’s first instinct to assume something sinister is going on”. I felt that it was so accurate, because literally every serious/dangerous situation I have ever witnessed or been in, I can remember vividly thinking that it was a joke at the beginning!
Yea but I'm sure deep down your instincts sensed something didn't seem right.
@@lionelhutz5137 It takes awhile to feel it though
I feel like I'm the opposite lol
Nah, I can't relate to this lol.
I sorta agree the last thing anyone wants is to be in a bad situation therefore you kinda deny that that's what you're about to be in. Then again everyone is different maybe some skip that denial step if so good for them hopefully it helps for them to react quicker than most
The first story. That guy is a hero. Most people would've just ignored it or pretend that they didn't see it.
It's illegal to do that, the good Samaritan law makes it illegal to ignore a crime that you see or hear. You don't have to physically get involved, but at least a phone call to the police will do.
he even put himself at risk of crashing his car or getting shot, some people are real heroes.
Once I witnessed a guy assaulting his girlfriend (caught her cheating) late night on the street, he tries to attack me, he couldn’t (I pushed him back), the girl didn’t try to escape, instead she continues to yells at him 🤦🏻♂️
Always do everything you can without to put yourself in danger
@@ShadowEnvixity True but if he didn't have the LP(or it was false ones) then that woman would most likely have been dead. Plus you know that most people do not know that law and if there are no cops around then no one will notice until it is too late. That is why he is a hero because he took it upon himself to do something and he knew the possible outcomes and most of them were bad. But he did it anyway because it was the right thing and after he saw that woman fighting in the back he knew he had a choice and he made the right one as far as I'm concern.
@@Di.Iv.555 Sometimes being a hero doesn't always get you praised for it or even liked. Being a hero is a hard choice to live by and I for one think that those who make that choice deserves respect because they were doing the right thing.
1) NEVER stop for someone on the side of a road. Especially when it’s usually empty. Already suspicious
2) NEVER give away your phone. Ever. If they need to make a call, put it on speaker and never let it leave your hand
3) don’t get in the vehicle!!!!
4) always have a gun. all these stories woulda been nothing if the person had a gun
@@TheGoldenDuckies def is not always the case
@@pizzaslut888 nah. carry ur gun with u at all times. itll save ur life especially if ur a weak target or female
@@TheGoldenDuckies not true
The bad guy can also have a gun
Or worse multiple bad guys with guns
We aren't soap mctavish and can't gun down like 30 people
But yes having a gun would help
@@TheGoldenDuckies 😂😂😂
This first story happened to my brother. Luckily he's an army vet and an all around great guy. A man was driving erratically swirving across lanes. My brother noticed a little girl in the back and she looked scared it just didn't feel right to him so he drove in the middle lane of the highway so no one else could drive next to him again since he's all over the place. My brother stayed on the phone with 911 and followed him all the way til the cops took over. We never found out what happened. Whether it be innocent or not im happy my brother was there!!
liar
If I know the person I will pick them
@@aquaduarte3544 On what basis do you say that? With no actual knowledge of the poster or anyone involved, the story could either be made up or true. Regardless if it is or isn't, it's good to call in erratic driving. Such a person can be a hazard to anyone. And if you're trained to handle dangers, go ahead. Personally, though, I don't recommend staying *beside* an erratic driver. Best to stay at a distance and to follow if giving directions to the cops.
He was you father actually
Hes actually your brother?
These people where brave. I’d never stop to help someone on a highway, especially at night. I’d go by and call the police and explain where the person is and let them handle it. And that guy in the last story was crazy to put himself in a vulnerable situation like that.
Your a b***h if you wouldn’t save a women or anybody’s life. I would follow them or use my gun if they tried anything, your crazy to just let people go like that!
@I am me or walk over with a tool on u. Stay strapped or get clapped
@I am me Hope you find it in your heart to care for others
That's the smart strategy--just call the police and let them handle it. You can be a good Samaritan without risking your life.
@@supdude5194 Why would you say that as if the two things are mutually exclusive? A person can care for others without being so stupid as to get out of their vehicle. People can get shot to death by lunatics on roads at night. The smart thing to do is call the police and tell them where you saw the stranded person. You might save not only your own life and property, but someone else's if the police catch someone with nefarious intentions like in story #4.
My great grandpa was murdered on the side of the road, and my grandma has been paranoid about long road trips alone since then. She doesn't want me driving alone for long periods of time because of it, and after hearing these stories, I'm starting to understand why.
So sorry for you loss. I don’t blame her I would be too
I am sorry to hear that happened to your family.
So sorry sending you and your family love
Since Im a girl I ALWAYS have a knife in the drivers side door pocket and a screwdriver incase God forbid I ever plunge into a river and need to break a window (knock on air wood burns) but you can never be to careful. The only time I thought I needed to use it I wasn’t even alone I had driven my boyfriend at the time and his friend out of town to look at a car so I parked across the street and stayed in the car with doors locked of course, no more then five minutes after they left there was a man (mid twenties im guessing) starts staring at me ( I looked away after a moment cause it was of course uncomfortable) I eventually see him walk towards my car to my window and start to stare into my car at me then my back seat, it was only when I went for the knife, he had to of noticed it, did he start to walk briskly away. I think he was checking to see if I had kids or not. My boyfriend and his friend were only gone about 10/15 mins tops but that just goes to show how fast something can happen. I know I could defend myself but I can defend myself a lot better with a kife ( also im 5’2” 120 lbs so I don’t look intimidating) but with a knife at least I have a better chance, that guy was smart to walk away I wouldn’t of hesitated stabbing his hand if he tried to reach down through my window it was cracked a little. Sorry for the rant lol.
@@RochelleLong924 learn martial arts and never ignore your gut instinct.
Life lesson: if someone is signaling you while you’re driving, don’t pull over. Don’t stop. Even if they’re telling you something is wrong with your vehicle. Find a well lit place to stop in and check your car far from the person(s) .
Stay safe.
What if someone is in legit trouble?
@@WideAwake-bl7gw Never pull over in a dark spot, go to where people are
It feels SO GOOD having a happy ending like in the first story. Most stories people just get out of dodge as soon as possible. Its refreshing to hear someone was saved
So true
@wittywitty6352And people like you are what’s wrong with today’s society
@Witty Witty Why are you reversing the roles? That has no correlation right now. "Had the gender roles reversed, woman would've never helped a strange man like that" why is that relevant to a kidnapping? Gender roles have absolutely nothing to do with having a kind hearted soul. What that man did could be done even with gender being flipped. He knew it wasn't his problem, but out of humanity he did help her.
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Wasn’t expecting the unthinkable… 4 stories in a 3 story video like YES
That's what I was thinking. If only other things in life were like that.
I found that peculiar….
Lol fr nobody els talkin abt dat
It actually a story 3 but is story 4 I never knew that
Yeah, he probably was like, "Sike! Its actually 4 horror stories cuz it's a bonus"
In regards to that last story. Don't assume that a person is done with you just because you haven't noticed them in a long time. My family had a stalker that had followed us to our house, but took off like a maniac when I shouted at him. It was a guy that I recognized from a traffic stop, a few months prior, that had occurred because my mom had forgotten to get new tags for her car. The officer asked us if we knew the guy that pulled in after us and we said we didn't even know we were being followed, but as we left I got a good look at the driver. Anyways, every once in a while I would see him again for two years. It was scary because my mom is not very observant, but every time I saw him I would let my family know. Well one night the guy was following my brother, who was driving our mom's car, so he started taking a bunch of turns to lose the guy. He parked in the driveway of a random house and waited for the guy to come looking, flicked the lights back on and ran the guy off the road and started threatening him. My brother is massive at 6'5", so I think the guy took the hint because I haven't seen him since, but I still keep my head on a swivel just incase.
Why didn’t the cop go question the guy? That seems VERY suspicious pulling up behind a car that was pulled over for a ticket. The officer should have at least ( after you said you don’t know him) have gone over and asked him what he was doing!
@@Mrsjam96 That would make sense, but maybe the guy took off when I got a look at him. Hard to say, because we didn't stick around to find out.
It was two years.
Always be situationally aware. I've had to learn this and need to listen to my gut more. 🤔
lol last story was just screaming red flags, I'd have booked it
Highway stories are great to listen to when you’re on a highway tbh. Hits different
@THIS bro can u fuckin stop spamming
Sleep paralysis demon stories hit different as your going to bed
not as much as home alone stories while home alone
or at least when you think you're alone
@@sensational.spider8589 You're technically never alone.
@@RoxannahWolf sure you are
To the guy from story 1: You, sir, are a hero. You saved that young lady's life, & got another sick PoS behind bars. You deserve all the praises, my friend. God bless you & the woman.
@Witty Witty So essentially what you're saying is don't help a person who's in a very dangerous situation? To so much assume that the man would have never been saved if the gender rolls were reversed is an insult, frankly. Even if I was in a situation where they wouldn't help me, I would still do everything in my power from letting someone get hurt, violated, killed, or even worse.
Yes, yes, we know, you kidnap women nightly, and you like to not be bothered whilst you murder, we get it.
@@dwarvenmoray I agree, but I’m curious: What is “even worse” than everything you just mentioned?
I'm curious for how long he'll stick to those bars...
#1 rule if you're in any situation alone or around strangers like this. BE WEIRD. BE RUDE. STAY ALIVE. You don't owe anyone politeness, or your time. Don't feel guilty for being suspicious. If something in the back of your head is telling you something is wrong, get out of there as quickly as you can. Don't hesitate to call the police. Your life is worth more than being polite. It might sound harsh but it's important. You get that gut feeling for a reason. Crime Junkies know what I'm talking about.
I totally agree.
Yep. Always listen to your instincts.
Criminals and scammers love to prey on the politeness of others. Don't straight up be mean, that can escalate, but stay distant and on guard
That why I say Use your Head before using your heart in situations like this
You’re 10000% right. That gut feeling is REAL! I don’t care if I’m about to step inside McDonald’s. if something feels off, I turn around and get away. Most ppl have said I’m too paranoid. If so, paranoia seems to keep me alive
I’ve been watching Mr. Nightmare for 2 years now. He’s the absolute highlight of my week and is so consistent
ikr i love his vids
@THIS Gross
Mr ballen is better
@@stomper2888 no mr nightmare is
I been here since 2016, time sure does fly
Stories like this is why people who really need help on the highway can’t get it cuz it’s so many weirdos around. I actually needed help on the highway not to long ago but nobody stopped to help and I couldn’t even blame them
Right? They ruin it for the ones who actually need help🙄 We had a hiker in the mountains hitch hiking in daylight & I immediately thought unsafe bec of stories like these but who knows, he might've actually needed help.
Buddy, who hurt you? I mean, obviously it was a girl, but like....are you ok? Do you need someone to talk to? You're awfully salty. Did you get kidnapped and thrown into the back of a car and a woman saw it happen and didn't help you? Is that why you're mad? I'm sorry you got kidnapped and all, but this isn't the right response.
The moment when you wish someone would help but you realize how suspicious you look, happened to me once
Always a good night when Mr. Nightmare posts!
So then you don’t feel lonely
exactly 😩😩
Ikr
@THIS Smoothie rolled
no💀
“Its usually not someone’s first instinct to think something sinister is going on” clearly this story didn’t happen within this decade.
wouldn't it make it awkward to think of something sinister? To urself though, I mostly think stuff like that, To the point where i cant even look at the said person.
@Matts Towel Actually most major crime has been on a downward trend for some time now, and it really peaked in the 80's, and some runoff in the 90's.
Looting, protests, and crazy lone gunmen attacks sadly have increased nationally though.
@@gudztrip3642 Keeping in mind what shithole of a world we live in compared to decades ago crime really increased all across the world. Doubting others keeps you alive in today's world.
Bruh what you talking about? You really think the past were peaceful? 😆 I rather live today where a 12 year can call 911, surveillance camera everywhere, and dna identification has a whole database. Way better than some decade ago.
@@michaelstephenvargas8821 not really peaceful but more naive to the point of ignorance. People didn't yet have the internet to shock and scare them into total paranoia, true crime shows were mostly hidden on cable and outside the interest of general public, and news on TV and papers seemed pretty removed from typical day-to-day of an average Joe.
That last guy man. That's why I'd never stop for anyone after dark. That possible incident at home could've been anything really but knowing that he basically had your phone, i could see them staking it out and seeing if you lived alone.
Look at Mr nightmare, making everyone's night (or day) better
@yes didn't ask+nobody care
@@greatYTaddanothergoofyfeature Its a bot report it for spam
@yes the link the bot sent isn’t actually the RUclips link as far as I know so make sure to not click it.Its probably some sort of scam website.
@@stas6851 done
WHO ELSE GETS HAPPY WHEN THEY SEE MR NIGHTMARE HAS POSTED???
Who doesn’t?
Me!
Yessss
me i always save it for the night.
That last story is a sad example about how scummy people have made everyone too afraid to help each other, which in the end, keeps people from trying to help those that genuinely need it.
I’ve had a rough week. This exactly what I need. Thank you so much xo
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Same
@@Depressedwarriorsfan6238 hope the rest of your week gets better :)
hope your week gets better!!
@@VanGTO49 thank you 😊 that’s very nice of you!
As soon as I heard "battery died when I pulled over" I realized it's a trap. The battery is only used to start the vehicle so unless the car was shut off, battery wouldn't be an issue.
yeah. I thought that too.
He said it died after he stayed pulled over for too long…
@@scottbrixey6284 the battery cannot die while engine is idle, the alternator is providing current to it. Now maybe if the alternator died yes. Easiest way to tell. 1 click when trying to start is your starter not working, 2 clicks means your battery is dead. No click/actual engine start up sounds thats the alternator. An engine can’t start up or create spark/ignition coils cannot conduct without a battery or starter. That’s why you hear clicks instead of a dying engine sound. It’s something everyone should know for basic Maintenance and maybe for creepy folk alike. Good points though.
@@Allinone_MMA Always good things to know especially in a situation like what was described.
Not if the alternator was bad then technically it could have died as he was pulling over or driving but I get what you’re saying. I only say this because it’s happened to me twice.
What a hero that first guy is. Thank you for bringing us these stories, as always, Mr. Nightmare.
Moral of the story, never stop and help someone on the highway. Just call the cops to be sure.
I used to work a graveyard, and it is creepy on the roads in the middle of the night. Especially in metro areas. Where I live, that is when the most highway shootings tend to take place.
No thanks. Nobody wants cops on their ass…
Zeta....laughs in the face of the dozens of times I've pulled over and done various repairs, pulled people out of ditches, jump started cars, given rides, all for strangers. If I don't stop, I almost always call highway patrol to respond to that location.
@@gregblackburn4280 I sincerely hope that none of your good deeds ever get punished.
Like I clearly stated, I call the cops when I see something like that, but never stop for safety reasons.
If they are legit, they get helped. If not, I'm rooting for the cop.
@@ZetaReticuli_ I appreciate that, thanks. I do have a metric I go by for when to stop and when not to......but if it looks safe and I think I can help, I generally stop. Now if it's a serious accident, I will stop but otherwise, try to survey and make a judgment call best I can. Being armed helps for sure! I try to stay out of states that deny that right to the citizen.
Glad you call for help, I do that if I don't stop.
@@ZetaReticuli_ Worked outside 7 hours today, didn't leave till night. Spotted car pulled over, flasher on. Pulled in front, backed up to check on them. Since I was unarmed today, took the time to put weapon back into holster, grab spare mag and phone. Walked back towards car. Used flashlight. Could see at least 3 people in car. That was "warning" for me. I am less trusting of a car load of people. Used flashlight to search around side of car for anyone hiding. As soon as I saw how they were dressed and were a family, wasn't worried they might mean me harm. You have to learn how to "size up people" when it comes to offering help. Guy had hit a deer and his car was TRASHED. I looked over the damage, offered to "get him going if he wanted." I carry the tools needed to do that. He said his car would no longer run....some sort of "safety feature." He'd already called a wrecker. Based on car model and how they were dressed, money was not an issue for them. I wished them well and they thanked me.
Glad you call when you see someone in trouble, I do the same. Thanks for the well wishes.
When you’re a RUclipsr and most of your comments are “These videos make my day/week better” you know you’re doing something right.
@Alyssa Ravenheart *YEAH annoying bots!*
I never road trip without my gun. Never.
Exactly what I needed to lift my spirits. Thank you sir!
@THIS NO WAY REALLY!?!?! THIS IS THE BEST DAY OF MY LIFE!!!!!!!!!
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@@ellocochuy4996 HELP ME 😭😭
Cling, clang, clung
story 1: wow. he was the perfect person to see this happen. every decision he made literally saved her life. i don’t think i could’ve pulled off driving that fast, thinking about how to escape the situation and talk to 999 at the same time before work. amazing.
I know I could never have done it.
@Witty Witty bruh
^^Found the ex bf
@Witty Witty Well, not all the fingers are same.
I recently started listening to these stories and they have been interestingly opening my eyes to dangers lurking even when trying to render assistance so I will be extra careful especially at nights. Thank you
To the second guy, and anyone thinking of doing what he's doing, a bit of advice: If you're about an hour or so away from Boston and you're struggling to stay awake, just find somewhere to sleep. It takes like an hour to find a place to legally park, and most of the Car Garages shut down their entrances after about 7-10PM or so.
It’s not a real story.
He claimed to be driving from the west coast to Boston in 15 hours.
It’s a several day trip. Even if you never stopped once it’s two days+
Even longer on the older highway routes he said he was taking.
@@joearnold6881 Honestly I assumed that was one of those "I want to sound cool" exaggerations people give, like when the 20 year old in college shouts at a party: "Dude, I'm ALREADY drunk, and I ONLY had twenty six beers!" When it's like "Shut up dude, you've had like seven and you're impressing no one!"
@@joearnold6881 He was driving from Chicago which is definitely not on the west coast.
@@joearnold6881 You missed the part where he said he was driving from Chicago to Boston, not all the way from the West coast.
@@joearnold6881 it’s possible if you’re flooring it
The first guy definitely saved that girl's life. He's truly a good person. I hope the poor girl has recovered mentally and is dating decent people now.
It's sad that the kindness of others is often taken advantage of by desperate, mentally unstable people.
Kindness is taken advantage of by everyone. Everyone will take advantage of you.
@@SorrowAvenue Terribly sorry if that has been your experience. It hasn't been mine, though. Yes, people have taken advantage of my kindness and I paid the price. But I've had a ton of positive experiences with good people. I used to be cynical like you in my teens and twenties about the human race. Yes, overall, we've done terrible things and we're willingly destroying our planet. But ultimately, what I've learned is that focusing entirely on the negative side will make me miserable, bitter, and angry. I hate living like that. I already have enough health issues to deal with. Adding on to that pile isn't good for me. I'm not naive to it all, mind you. I've just learned to focus more on what I can control in my own life.
In essence, stop associating with people that bring you down and take advantage of you. If that's not an option for whatever reason, at least emotionally detach from them. I had to do that with my mother. Surround yourself with people that bring you up in any way. And, please, for your sake, get some help. Trust me, it's worth it.
@@MidnightSonnet You speak as if I sit in a room and hyper focus on this all day. I have my own issues to take care of as well.
You cannot "stop associating" with people that take advantage of you when EVERYONE takes advantage of you, including you. You've probably ditched someone. I'm already detached from the world around me. I avoid human interaction at all times except when it's necessary.
I don't need "help". There is nothing I need help with. Just so my mind can be poisoned or sterlised? Fuck that. Nobody actually cares about anyone's wellbeing except to be a "good" little goosestepping citizen.
Yh especially in that last story
Midnight....I agree, guy did a great job. I never would have passed the suspect vehicle though. My training is to stay behind them, never in front.
To the guy in the first story: thank you for being a good dude. We need more men in the world like you and you’re a hero 💕💕 be proud of yourself, you did what many others would not do.
@Witty Witty L!
@wittywitty635298% true ab the gender reverse thing, but he still should have helped her, as a man that’s the type of stuff u are supposed to do, ofc as long as ur not being threatened
@@nash_salvaggio5923 “98%” is a completely random BS number. Look, I can to it too: 50%, 72%, 0%, see? It really isn’t that impressive.
@@sirennexus1675 it was an estimate? u never heard that word?
@@sirennexus1675hes still right, people would not of cared as much if the person being kidnapped was a man. They ignore crimes against men (especially perpetrated by women) As if they don’t even exist.
Damn, dude in story #1 deserves a medal. What a legend. 🙌
100%!
@Witty Witty L
This bro^^ is so MAD she got away, he keeps copy and pasting that paragraph. I'm literally sure he's the guy who kidnapped the lady. Or, a kidnapper in general
The Highway. One of the most convenient parts of our daily lives, yet the graveyard of even more. Goes to show, anywhere can be a horror setting.
Yep!
Just like my bathroom...
after Taco Bell!!! ☠️
It can get a long distance quickly; yet idiots cause accidents. Now, watch me say that and then go wreck….
Lots of people go missing on highways at night
@@ZION73082 sick!!!!! Lmao!!!!
@@Gratefully- lmao.. I’m always out driving from 1AM to 5AM for training sessions and nothing has happened 💯 that being said.. you have to stay alert and not be so nice to people
Story 1: You’re running LATE to work and it’s 4 AM? That’s unfortunate
That last story... You're driving late at night and gave your phone to a stranger? Hell no, I'd call the police and tell them there's a car broken down.
They're into crypto, so probably not the sharpest tool in the shed
Stephan J she was lookin’ kind of dumb with a finger and a thumb in the shape of an L on her forehead.
@@Black_Knight767 That guy was stupid beyond belief. He's lucky he got out alive but now his whole family could be in danger because those thugs who stole his phone knows where he lives.
He almost won a Darwin award. No way and hell I'm pulling over to help anyone, especially in the middle of the night, or handing my phone over to a stranger.
@@mendingwall3823 Me either. If someone looks like they need help, I'd just call the police for them.
"It's usually not a person's first instinct to assume something sinister is going on" - That shit had me rolling. It's always my first instinct love.
usually of course, but me too
Same lol
Plot twist. His tail lights were out and they were trying to tell him
right? i don’t always think the worst but it doesn’t hurt to be cautious regardless
Well good for you! Do you want a pat on the head?
That first story may have been a terrifying scenario, but it was more thrilling than anything. The dude literally just saved a lady from a kidnapping! Hats off to him!
Just what I needed! Thank you soo much Mr. Nightmare for all of your hard work!! 🖤
Man Mr Nightmare is prolly the only RUclipsr that I have rewatched ALL of his videos atleast 2-3 times cuz there ain’t no one else that just sounds like him 🫡🫡👌
@𝓖𝓲𝓭𝓮𝓸𝓷 yah I already do man but thanks 🙏….I only watch Mr Nightmare,Chilling Scares and every now and then Chills
@@josemendoza5515 old lazy Masquerade videos are so good
You gotta be a SICK PERSON to pull over and pretend to be in distress, and when someone comes to help you out of the goodness of their heart… attack them and rob them or whatever. That’s so cold. There’s a special place for those kind of animals!! Disgusting!
The amount of videos Mr Nightmare has uploaded is crazy. Keep at it man!
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Yeah these videos are sooooo addicting!
True I can't stop watching it
I am driving from California to Minnesota atm and I'm getting chills listening to these highway horror stories 👻
hope you reach safely!
Be safe
why are you coming here to minnesota? it's fuckin 40 degrees in april right now
Thanks for the kind words ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Driving and texting. Not a good idea.
Drive safely further !!
The first story gave me shivers. Both of happiness that the girl was saved, and the scariness of that whole situation. I hope I'll do the same thing in that guys situation.
I had a very similar incident to the second story. I was followed for 2 hours on the freeway like this. He kept waving me down, getting in front of my car and stopping, trying to get me to follow him off of the freeway...Most of it was out in the middle of nowhere. When I reached a city I let my stalker go ahead of me in the left lane. I slammed on my brakes behind a semi in the right lane, using him for cover and snuck off of an off ramp. I inspected my car at a gas station to make sure this hadn't been the reason for the strange behavior but there was nothing wrong with my car.
Freaky.
Why didn’t you just call the police
Wow
My best friend told me when hearing a story similar to story #2 "You drive a honda, depending on when they gassed up and where you are just keep driving because an old truck will run out of gas a lot faster than you." Granted, there is no way to know how much they have in their tank but if drive a car that gets good gas mileage and someone in a truck, especially an older one, is following you then there is a really good chance that you're easily going to outlast them. Of course his second part of advice was "Or you could shoot at their car, that works as well."
You know it's good when he put 4 stories in a 3 story video
A happy surprise for sure.
4 stories???? That's an awesome surprise after a long day of school! You never disappoint me Mr. Nightmare! 11/10 job!
😂🎉
Y’all I needed this. Today has been rough and this cheered me up!
After only 3 hours of sleep, this is greatly appreciated
Go to bed !!! Sleep is important my friend :)
@THIS well, even though you’re spamming this, it does look pretty dang good
Same
I agree. Never stop to help anyone.
Since I live in Europe, I got his notification at 3.30 AM, so as I was asleep. It's such a pleasure to see he's uploaded a new video as you wake up in the morning. It sets the tone for the day and cheers you up, knowing you'll have something entertaining to listen to while having breakfast.
Wanna know why i love this content creator he gets right to the point doesn’t draw out his intro and forcing likes and subs he a genuine guy. Mr nightmare keep it up man.
Ur stories are the best I listen to scary stories all over RUclips, urs r the only ones that do it for me
i’ve been watching your videos since i was 10, im 16 now and i’ve loved every single one of your narrations, keep up the good work man!!!
Me too mate
i love these. thank you for all the content lately, Mr Nightmare!
It's truly sickening how these people take advantage of a stranger trying to help them before doing what they're going to do.
Title says 3 Scary true highway horror stories, I love how Mr. Nightmare low-key slipped in 4 stories. Thank you so much. I love this channel.
He didn't slip anything in. He said he's used to doing 3 stories so much he messed up the title.
Exactly what I needed mid week to make me relax! Thanks Mr. Nightmare
That first dude was an angel who flew too close to the ground. Bless his heart, he saved someone’s life
Yay!!! Mr. Nightmare. Favorite storyteller ever. Fan for life. Dropped everything to listen to this video.
Those were some scary, but entertaining stories. Thanks for posting! That's why I prefer plane rides over road trips when it comes to traveling out of town. So far I never drove somewhere an hour away or more. I'm more worried about getting stranded by a flat tire or getting stuck in a traffic jam.
Mr Nightmare's videos never fail to educate people about safety.
@wittywitty6352why are You copy pasting this everywhere? You one of those incels I been hearing about?
Mr. Nightmare your videos always cheers me up whenever I'm having such rough days!
Wow Mr. Nightmare is on a roll with consistent uploads, nice!
Right? I'm loving it!
#1 is a freaking hero ♥ Story 4 scares the hell out of me, because my husband is one of those good guys that will stop and help you if he sees you stranded on the side of the road. It's horrifying to think that there are such evil people in the world that you have to second guess helping someone.
I’ve been watching your videos for about 5-6 years.
I still remember finding your channel and binge watching all your videos, everyone in my house used to come and sit with me and watch them lmaooo I used to cook, fall asleep, relax etc to your videos(still do)
Your uploads make my week 😌 5-6 years later I still get so happy to see a new upload
your narrations are somehow the most absolute perfect narrations out there for this genre of storytelling, thanks i love you
*_Love it how Mr Nightmare get straight to the story, everything are so the best!_*
*_Scarily good video with your calming voice as always. They're awesome to have watching it right before I go to bed. Tbh it’s scary to hear a true story like this, but the way Mr Nightmare read it make me obsessed to keep watched him_* *_Thank you Mr.Nightmare!_*
Yay another highway stories 💯😁. When Mr.Nightmare uploads a scary video at night is such a great vibe.
First man was a hero, its not everyday we hear something like this
The guy in the first story worked well under pressure and was a hero👏🏻
Ur the best story teller ever! Keep up the great work!
it’s crazy u have over 500 videos all different stories and they still gimme chills u are literally goated
I have been watching mr. Nightmare for 5 years now and he has never disappointed. Keep up the Great work !
👍
It's like Christmas when Mr. Nightmare posts
This guy is honestly amazing he is so therapeutic anytime im sad I watch him and it makes me feel better
Perfect way too end the evening!! Payday tomorrow and I know I am going to get a good night's rest!! Thank you Mr. Nightmare
This was cute hope you’re doing good
Highway and road trip themed stories always hit different. I don’t know. I just have this very specific aesthetic for anything road-related.
Love these stories at bed time his voice helps me sleep trying to watch at 4.50pm I can't concentrate, saving for bed
am i the only one who finds his stories oddly relaxing 💀
Other peoples problems / stories are an escape because its not you but still grips you even though you dont care.
Only by day but at night it's different...
The first story, the person was so brave to chase a sicko down the highway to save a poor girl I mean the fact that he was close to him and not knowing that he was armed was just amazing, I can’t imagine the relief he got when he saw the a hole get lit up by the trooper
@Witty Witty so your encouraging people to not be a Good Samaritan?
You’re always there when I need you Mr. Nightmare :)
@yes G! F! Y!!!!!!!
Highway, roadtrip, and gas station stories are all my favorites. ❤️ ♥️
hands down the craziest stories youve narrated! looking forward to more like this!
bless this channel for the content it uploads.
Cannot get enough of Mr. Nightmare!!! Makes my day when I see a new upload. It's all I can think about til I get to watch it. Keep them coming!!!!
Mr.Mightmares videos have RAISED me throughout my childhood, whenever life got hard or I was sad I would just put on Mr.nightmare videos, his videos have helped me through sm. I hope you know how big of an impact you have made on many of our lives including mine, thank you so much Mr.nightmare ❤️🙏🏼
Just finished my 5-page essay, and let me tell you.. Seeing Mr. Nightmare posted absolutely brought my anxiety down completely. Thank you for your posts! 🤍
Das tuff, I had to do a project
Oof felt that, currently catching up on work rn too
Same here, these final be anxious feeling
@ThisIsGoingToBeFiftyCharactersLongForNoReasonAtAll lmao right?
@@Vorprid what would I have to be anxious about?? I love watching his videos. Essays are more anxiety/stress inducing than a spooky video 😅
Story #4 is interesting because other than a few details, you could also interpret it that the guy thought the storyteller was stealing his car that had someone in it. No one grabbed him until the car started, and the guy who borrowed the phone didn't respond until the car started either.
Yeah but the guy pretended to make a phone call. The car was operational. And they stole his Bitcoin and never returned his phone. Total setup.
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These stories give me a sense of calm in the midst of darkness.
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Same :)
Nah I don't think so
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A truly frightening batch of tales! Thank you!