6:53 I actually just learned, that’s probably the safer ice to walk on. The clarity means it’s thick like Solid Glass, while whiter or foggy ice is more brittle because of the each individual crystals not being connected and solidifying
@GregBroDudeMan black bottom pools where you can’t see through the water are equally as terrifying as the ocean. It’s a pool, so you know nothing’s in there…but you can’t see through it ….so how can you be sure ….
Same here. I can go diving in light water, look at a big shipwreck, and be fine. But if I dive into a swimming pool and it’s so deep the water is dark at the bottom? No way am I swimming in the deep end lol.
I feel like the more I watch these kind of videos, I develop the fear bc now I absolutely CRINGE at the idea of swimming in an open body of water. Thank you GregBro.
Sorry your views have been low Greg. Just wanted to say that you’re one of 2 RUclipsrs that I watch every video put out. Hope the low views don’t discourage and you can get back on track! Love your channel man!
I swear, your channel has genuinely gotten me through some hard times by just being able to switch my brain off and watch your vids. You may be at an all time low in views but I'm always here to support you man. I love all your content no matter what type of video you upload. Just remember to make the content you are happy with making and no matter what you make I'll be here for it. Love ya man, keep up the great work! ❤
YES I absolutely second this sentiment, at this point I've seen all his videos and will continue to watch. No matter what the video's about, his personality always makes it top tier content.
4:07 I actually know this house. I don’t remember the name of it, but it’s in Maryland. The backstory as to why there is a random house in the water is that there used to be this whole island in the Chesapeake with a small town on it. As the water rose, it slowly consumed the island and took every house with it, except that one. I don’t know if it is still standing today, but, if it is it’s probably just a collapsed roof.
Personally don’t have thalassophobia, but I recently started a role-play with some friends and decided to make him have it. It’s Percy Jackson themed and he’s the son of Hephaestus (god of blacksmithing and fire) so making him be afraid of water makes sense. These thalassophobia videos you make have really helped me get a better understanding of how people like you react and how I should have him react. So thank you! Also, love your vids
I can trace where my thalassophobia must have began with when my family got taken out onto the boat of my dad's friend out into the Gulf of Mexico. It was going to be a day trip of fishing, swimming and fun, and the first time I was out on the water. Little things kept happening all day, such as us catching a baby hammerhead shark which let my 4-5 year old brain know these were shark infested waters, and being that young, I had sharks as something I was majorly scared of. Because it's always things like sharks and quicksand and whirlpools that we all are convinced are bigger problems than we are thanks to cartoons and movies. Next, while swimming, both of my parents got horribly stung by jellyfish. They'd swam right into a group of them. That was the first time I saw my parents in excruciating pain, both of them. I now knew even more so that the water was dangerous and I didn't want to be anywhere in it. The next thing to happen was I fell in the water. I'd been not listening to my dad about not sitting on the side of the boat, and that came to bite me when I slid off and head first into the water. Upside down and staring into this endless blue for what couldn't have even been more than a second with how fast by dad snatched me back up, but it was enough. I kept myself tucked into a corner of the boat and didn't move. And then, after all that, about the time we were going to head back to shore, the boat's engine stopped working. We couldn't move. I don't know what my dad's friend decides to finally call the coastguard, but we were out there for hours. So long it started to get dark. And then got pitch black. In a boat without its lights. You couldn't hardly tell the sky from the water. We were just suspended in this eternal back void. And there I was, sitting in that black void I knew to be filled with sharks and jellyfish that had hurt my parents and was so endless. And we started to hear this splashing. Far away at fiesta just one big splash. And it kept getting nearer. Maybe a minute would pass and we'd hear it again, closer now. By this point, no one was talking, and we were sitting in silence, only broken up by this large splash, getting closer still. Trying to see what it was would be useless - you looked out and saw nothing. But you heard it. The last splash we heard couldn't have been more than 10 feet from the boat, and even with my overactive imagination at the time, I couldn't have imagined what it was. And it was then that, finally, the coastguard has arrived. I don't know if I should have seen it's lights coming before then. I don't remember them coming upon us or seeing them from a distance. All I can remember is that splashing, and suddenly they were there. And we were safe. These days, I suffer from intense thalassophobia. Specifically, I'm afraid of deep dark water. I won't even get into a pool if it's in the shade. The thought makes me feel sick and dizzy and like my heart is in my throat. And I can trace it back to this incident in my childhood. An incident I'll bring up with my mother when I ask if she remembers the splashing too or if that was something I'd imagined. But she heard it too. It's never left me. And what's so odd is that my thalassophobia didn't manifest in my childhood - I was fine swimming even after that. It's only been in my adult years that this fear has began. It's like I couldn't fully process that situation until now.
10:10 I have Thallasophobia, couldn't watch that video without getting shivers down my spine and thinking of the creepiest things like some random fish, shark or monster grabbing him or just him looking up not seeing the light anymore, ugh and the feeling of descending into darkness without ever touching the ground after a while...
The view from the front of the ship video got me. When the underwater part of the bow broke the surface I wasn't expecting it and I felt my jaw, fists, and bummerhole all clench shut at the same time
Have had some really bad luck lately and been going through terrible debt and stuff, your videos really cheered me up and made me laugh for the first time in a while, thank you for that 👍 keep up the excellent work and super chill content man. Very inspiring to me and many others
ever since I found your videos, I've wondered why you don't have more subscribers. it just doesn't make sense to me. anyways, I love your content! they're comfort videos for me at this point. keep it up, man!
I have thalassophobia, but I'm not afraid of things, I'm afraid of water, depth, darkness and also the feeling of falling and not being able to rise to the surface again
Hey! Every time you upload, I watch! Your personality and humour are great, and I love watching you watch freaky videos! Even the ones that are more philosophical! 🌻
I have thalassophobia but I also find a huge interest into stuff that's found in the ocean, along with ships that sunk like the titanic, I don't know why but it's so cool yet scary at the same time for me.
I have agoraphobia and for some reason watching your videos actually helps me and its like a type of exposure therapy for me. Maybe because of the aspect of like being trapped, cant escape type vibes in most of these images/videos. Thank you for what you do!
I have submechanophobia and it's so weird because otherwise I LOVE the ocean. Played Subnautica and loved it, except for the ship parts. That was panic inducing. And in real life? I could swim in the ocean, dive and stuff. But put me on an oil rig or near a submarine or something just eerily in the water I'mma have a not so great time
You’re channeling made me realize about my phobia. About a month ago my friends and I jumped into open water than was GREEN. I flipped my shit I wont lie.
Youre right though, I live right by Lake Ponchatrain and every time i pass over im amazed by those big power line things. Also I used to be so scared going over the bridge but now im not so terrified. I just listen to my music and keep driving haha.
The pics of the sunken ships and the part with the beeping sounds with the wind turbines got my whole body feeling cold omg. That stuff is literal nightmare fuel.
Mr. GregBroDudeMan 1000% agree with you on the suffering for camaraderie! I share the same phobia, and I'll happily suffer through with you to boost your views! The man you refer to as a "goober" is a very kind word to use. I would use stronger words to describe that individual. Especially since he has a dog with him! As for generated volcano explosion. I'd definitely be panicking, I'd be making my way to the bridge desperately trying to outrun the wave. For my last words it would either be: #1: Just like the old gypsy lady said! #2: Well...poop. #3: I've had a good run. Hope you are doing well, keep up the great work!
Jokes aside, I hope you know that even if you stop making thalassophobia videos, im pretty sure your core fanbase would stick around. Thats how I found your channel but its not the reason I continue to watch it. However, I do enjoy them :)
11:33 reminds me of the short film Curve (which I highly recommend). At first, I thought the girl was stuck on some sort of structure like this-- I won't spoil it, but I was _way_ more freaked out when I thought that was the case. The idea of waking up stuck on the edge of one of these things, with no one around for miles on end- fuck man, no thank you
Watch you on Playstation YT app where I can't comment but just so you know, it's a thing that view counts take a dive in January/February. Not sure why, but other people I watch say they were told about it and have found it to be true. So don't think about it too much, your content is good and I like whatever you post.
I hope your housing situation is working out ok! I think you’d like the game Dredge, I watched Gab Smolders play the demo (the full game comes out March 30th, but the demo’s a good chunk) and thought of you :)
I love your videos they are always so entertaining, I may not have this phobia but honestly with enough exposure to scary stuff i end up not wanting to near whatever that scary thing is lmao
Will you do a fear of gravity next? my biggest/scariest phobia is falling off the face of the earth. I can barely stand looking up at the stars at night- or even in the day time because I think I will lose gravity and fall into space. I have nightmares on it once in a while
@@silverhand5335 omggg right?? my nightmare was me clinging on to the grass desperately in an open field because I was so scared- then I had another where I was clinging on to a tree
I only look at r/thallasophobia through you because I once went there myself and got triggered by something so you're like a light-hearted comedic barrier to the absolute terror I face from the ocean. 😄Thank for the great videos Greg👌
4:36 Lake Ponchartrain that's the northern border of New Orleans. It has the largest continuous water bridge in the world at 24 miles; it's very few lanes and not a fun drive if you don't like wind/water. It's also the same lake that flooded New Orleans when the levees broke during Katrina.
Yeah swimming in the ocean and seeing the dark depths and shadows is what freaked me out, I always remember my dream being in a huge covered stadium dark with lights shining into the endless deep pool.
I'm an Australian Navy sailor and I will never forgot the first first swim ex (jumping off the ship in the open ocean) I did in the Pacific Ocean. It wasn't too bad at first. Then a mate gave me his snorkel mask to have a look under water. Just looking straight down wasn't too bad. Then I looked at the underside of the ship and followed it down until I saw the keel. With that point of reference, looking down into the abyss. It suddenly became a little more daunting, bearing in mind I serve on a destroyer, which is a pretty big ship. My mates and I passed the mask around a little bit, then not long after all of us felt like we'd had enough swimming for the day 😅
As for the plane on 14:00, you can't use any part of it after that, because most of it's parts are either damaged from impact (even smallest crack can become a reson of a catastrophe, since every part of plane is under constant pressure all the time) But mostly because metal parts probably started coroding from water, which is obviously very bad
8:51 See I am deathly afraid of being on large bodies of water without a very sturdy boat. Most I will go on is the shore (100ft out max) of Lake Superior. I have never capsized but I am literally petrified of it happening. Thats why I will never allow anyoje in my family to go on a cruise. I understand those boats rarely capsize but Its never zero and I wouldn't be able to handle losing them.
so, i went to the bay of bengal recently for the first time. i opted for snorkelling, to see corals n wat not (i know swimming n all but never in open waters) i was over confident. just before entering the water, i heard greg's voice...... and let me just tell you, i paniced big time as soon as i got in the water, almost drowed and took the instructor with me.
a phobia is an irrational fear, it is not irrational to fear being in water where everything wants to kill or eat you, and if you fall In it and you can't swim you're done for
I dont know whether I really have thalassophobia since I still enjoy swimming at the beaches. But one thing for sure, I hate it if I ever be in the situation where I floating in the middle of the ocean and the sky looks like this 1:14, and to make it worse, it starts raining and thunderstorms start to hit the water. Also, I hate the idea of being lost in the middle of the ocean in pitch black night. Oh not to mention that I sometimes got some dreams (or maybe can be considered as nightmares) where I fall into the rivers/lakes
7:48 saying you've never seen one of these before made me jealous. In Australia we see these types of jellyfish so often. I've had one get wrapped around my leg. Not pleasant.
Whenever I go scuba diving in the middle of the ocean I feel a little spooked. I think everyone naturally has this to some degree. But for most people probably disappears with repitition.
I was stuck on mess duty on a ship in the South China Sea with 3.5 miles of water underneath and a category 3 typhoon barrelling towards us. Inside the naval ship, there's no windows. The waves were so huge that when the ship was going down one it felt like the ship had gone underwater and kept going. I lost my stomach contents a few times on that one.
Apparently I enjoy torturing myself watching these thalassophobia videos too much 'cos I actually waited anxiously when you're gonna release a new video. 🤣
I feel like I have thalassophobia, I have to cover my eyes when I see maybe a super deep dark hole or cliff in the middle of the ocean, I also get scared when I see big sunken objects like ships or maybe weird statues. And animals in the ocean, sharks are fine but whales, despite how much I like whales(not my favourite animal, not even close) they can actually scare me even though I don’t have the fear of *huge* objects but I still hate how big they are. I especially hate it when people make it so it seems like a *real* video with a huge weird alien fish rising from the depths of the ocean, even though it’s not real and was either made CGI or everything is just 3D animated. And despite *ALL* of this I *LOVE* Subnautica, by far one of my favourite games of all time.
Greg, thank you for letting me know that I have megalohydrothalassophobia. I didnt know that until I started watching your videos. I started watching your videos and only certain clips get me. Primarily when there is something large in the water. Like a cliff face, submarine, whale, or oil rig. especially when the video is above water and then submerges... I want to die.. I hate it lol
Hey Greg here's a little of sickening perspective for a comparison the ISS is only 253 or so miles over our heads so the 1000 mile oceans is a MASSIVE HELL NAW.
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6:53 I actually just learned, that’s probably the safer ice to walk on. The clarity means it’s thick like Solid Glass, while whiter or foggy ice is more brittle because of the each individual crystals not being connected and solidifying
Fascinating
Yup! Makes total sense, actually.
The editing is so good dude! Jokes catching me off guard. Most underrated RUclipsr
Thank you my friend! It always makes me feel good when someone shouts out the editing :)
I second that, incredibly underrated. I don't even have Thalassophobia but Greg has such a great personality that everything he makes is enjoyable.
What the heck is your profile pic bro🗿
@GregBroDudeMan black bottom pools where you can’t see through the water are equally as terrifying as the ocean. It’s a pool, so you know nothing’s in there…but you can’t see through it ….so how can you be sure ….
I have always thought that, too!! Give it time!!🙂🙂❤️
Aww I felt really bad for the dog being thrown around by the water.
Right? Completely preventable but the guy has to be an idiot
The dog is smarter than the dude
Dog having the time of its life.
I absolutely do have thalassophobia.
Same
Me too Man
I totally do, but Subnautica says to me I dont
@@Littleeblue2010 dude Subnautica enhances my fear of water
Me too bro
I'm a great swimmer in clear pools. I have an EXTREME fear of dark water and my legs dangling. Oceans, lakes, etc.. it's all a no for me.
Same here. I can go diving in light water, look at a big shipwreck, and be fine. But if I dive into a swimming pool and it’s so deep the water is dark at the bottom? No way am I swimming in the deep end lol.
Yeah I have the same thing
Fear of ocean
These videos have made me more afraid of water. You INDOCTRINATED me into your thalassophobic CULT! XD
I feel like the more I watch these kind of videos, I develop the fear bc now I absolutely CRINGE at the idea of swimming in an open body of water. Thank you GregBro.
Me to 😅
I have Gregaphobia, the fear of missing an upload by our boy GregBroDudeMan
Sorry your views have been low Greg. Just wanted to say that you’re one of 2 RUclipsrs that I watch every video put out. Hope the low views don’t discourage and you can get back on track! Love your channel man!
I swear, your channel has genuinely gotten me through some hard times by just being able to switch my brain off and watch your vids. You may be at an all time low in views but I'm always here to support you man. I love all your content no matter what type of video you upload. Just remember to make the content you are happy with making and no matter what you make I'll be here for it. Love ya man, keep up the great work! ❤
YES I absolutely second this sentiment, at this point I've seen all his videos and will continue to watch. No matter what the video's about, his personality always makes it top tier content.
THIS
The Pitbull jump scare 😅
4:07 I actually know this house. I don’t remember the name of it, but it’s in Maryland. The backstory as to why there is a random house in the water is that there used to be this whole island in the Chesapeake with a small town on it. As the water rose, it slowly consumed the island and took every house with it, except that one. I don’t know if it is still standing today, but, if it is it’s probably just a collapsed roof.
Always fun to confront the existential dread of the deep ocean.... Thank you for diving in with us, Greg
Personally don’t have thalassophobia, but I recently started a role-play with some friends and decided to make him have it. It’s Percy Jackson themed and he’s the son of Hephaestus (god of blacksmithing and fire) so making him be afraid of water makes sense. These thalassophobia videos you make have really helped me get a better understanding of how people like you react and how I should have him react. So thank you!
Also, love your vids
I can trace where my thalassophobia must have began with when my family got taken out onto the boat of my dad's friend out into the Gulf of Mexico. It was going to be a day trip of fishing, swimming and fun, and the first time I was out on the water.
Little things kept happening all day, such as us catching a baby hammerhead shark which let my 4-5 year old brain know these were shark infested waters, and being that young, I had sharks as something I was majorly scared of. Because it's always things like sharks and quicksand and whirlpools that we all are convinced are bigger problems than we are thanks to cartoons and movies.
Next, while swimming, both of my parents got horribly stung by jellyfish. They'd swam right into a group of them. That was the first time I saw my parents in excruciating pain, both of them. I now knew even more so that the water was dangerous and I didn't want to be anywhere in it.
The next thing to happen was I fell in the water. I'd been not listening to my dad about not sitting on the side of the boat, and that came to bite me when I slid off and head first into the water. Upside down and staring into this endless blue for what couldn't have even been more than a second with how fast by dad snatched me back up, but it was enough. I kept myself tucked into a corner of the boat and didn't move.
And then, after all that, about the time we were going to head back to shore, the boat's engine stopped working. We couldn't move. I don't know what my dad's friend decides to finally call the coastguard, but we were out there for hours. So long it started to get dark. And then got pitch black. In a boat without its lights.
You couldn't hardly tell the sky from the water. We were just suspended in this eternal back void. And there I was, sitting in that black void I knew to be filled with sharks and jellyfish that had hurt my parents and was so endless.
And we started to hear this splashing. Far away at fiesta just one big splash. And it kept getting nearer. Maybe a minute would pass and we'd hear it again, closer now. By this point, no one was talking, and we were sitting in silence, only broken up by this large splash, getting closer still. Trying to see what it was would be useless - you looked out and saw nothing. But you heard it.
The last splash we heard couldn't have been more than 10 feet from the boat, and even with my overactive imagination at the time, I couldn't have imagined what it was.
And it was then that, finally, the coastguard has arrived. I don't know if I should have seen it's lights coming before then. I don't remember them coming upon us or seeing them from a distance. All I can remember is that splashing, and suddenly they were there. And we were safe.
These days, I suffer from intense thalassophobia. Specifically, I'm afraid of deep dark water. I won't even get into a pool if it's in the shade. The thought makes me feel sick and dizzy and like my heart is in my throat. And I can trace it back to this incident in my childhood. An incident I'll bring up with my mother when I ask if she remembers the splashing too or if that was something I'd imagined. But she heard it too. It's never left me.
And what's so odd is that my thalassophobia didn't manifest in my childhood - I was fine swimming even after that. It's only been in my adult years that this fear has began. It's like I couldn't fully process that situation until now.
10:10 I have Thallasophobia, couldn't watch that video without getting shivers down my spine and thinking of the creepiest things like some random fish, shark or monster grabbing him or just him looking up not seeing the light anymore, ugh and the feeling of descending into darkness without ever touching the ground after a while...
The view from the front of the ship video got me. When the underwater part of the bow broke the surface I wasn't expecting it and I felt my jaw, fists, and bummerhole all clench shut at the same time
💀💀💀
Have had some really bad luck lately and been going through terrible debt and stuff, your videos really cheered me up and made me laugh for the first time in a while, thank you for that 👍 keep up the excellent work and super chill content man. Very inspiring to me and many others
I was more worried the dog would drown, that man definitely was a goober
Frfr
Get therapy
i hope things even out for you, your videos are always interesting and entertaining!
I’m glad you still do these videos, too! At least I know I’m not alone curling my toes with these freaky water clips
ever since I found your videos, I've wondered why you don't have more subscribers. it just doesn't make sense to me. anyways, I love your content! they're comfort videos for me at this point. keep it up, man!
My thalassophobia is so strong I cry sometimes during these videos and laugh at the jokes at the same time, I love this channel so much lol
10:06 got me good. honestly couldnt breathe for a minute after too, this was terrifying, i love it. (What's wrong with us?)
I have thalassophobia, but I'm not afraid of things, I'm afraid of water, depth, darkness and also the feeling of falling and not being able to rise to the surface again
Hey! Every time you upload, I watch! Your personality and humour are great, and I love watching you watch freaky videos! Even the ones that are more philosophical! 🌻
The pain on your face at 10:27 lol Great video as always!
thalassophobia and mr. world wide phobia in one video, yessir
Mr Worldwide phobia video coming up next
5:20 actually made me kinda mad. its one thing to be stupid and put urself in danger, but that poor dog was probably freaking out too
Yea it looks like he tried to kill the dog on purpose 💯😭😭🤦🏾♂️
I have thalassophobia but I also find a huge interest into stuff that's found in the ocean, along with ships that sunk like the titanic, I don't know why but it's so cool yet scary at the same time for me.
idk how often you do claustrophobia, but i would love one!!! great video as always
I have agoraphobia and for some reason watching your videos actually helps me and its like a type of exposure therapy for me. Maybe because of the aspect of like being trapped, cant escape type vibes in most of these images/videos. Thank you for what you do!
I have submechanophobia and it's so weird because otherwise I LOVE the ocean. Played Subnautica and loved it, except for the ship parts. That was panic inducing. And in real life? I could swim in the ocean, dive and stuff. But put me on an oil rig or near a submarine or something just eerily in the water I'mma have a not so great time
Commenting to boost the algorithm, gotta get that view count up! That ice shelf one was big yikes, wouldn't want to be in that situation.
You’re channeling made me realize about my phobia. About a month ago my friends and I jumped into open water than was GREEN. I flipped my shit I wont lie.
Yes, I used to scream and cry, and sometimes still do, when I even thought about the ocean :D
i love having your reactions as a buffer to the creepy, that one with the girl was the one that got me this time
These never fail to make me feel queasy, please never stop dude
My Thalassophobia is so out of control it makes me sick watching these. And yet, I keep watching. I’m sick. You are too funny dude 😅
Youre right though, I live right by Lake Ponchatrain and every time i pass over im amazed by those big power line things. Also I used to be so scared going over the bridge but now im not so terrified. I just listen to my music and keep driving haha.
Good to see an upload again from you. I couldn’t have played the video any faster as soon as I saw it
please keep up all the content and different ideas! i will literally watch anything you put out haha
I don't even consider myself someone with thalassophobia but that one where the guy just jumps into the abyss really got me bad too..
dude! you are so funny and entertaining! And I completely agree with your reactions to those videos. Confirmed, I have thalassophobia too lol
its so nice to watch your channel grow especially sense being here in the beginning
The pics of the sunken ships and the part with the beeping sounds with the wind turbines got my whole body feeling cold omg. That stuff is literal nightmare fuel.
Mr. GregBroDudeMan 1000% agree with you on the suffering for camaraderie! I share the same phobia, and I'll happily suffer through with you to boost your views!
The man you refer to as a "goober" is a very kind word to use. I would use stronger words to describe that individual. Especially since he has a dog with him!
As for generated volcano explosion. I'd definitely be panicking, I'd be making my way to the bridge desperately trying to outrun the wave. For my last words it would either be: #1: Just like the old gypsy lady said! #2: Well...poop. #3: I've had a good run.
Hope you are doing well, keep up the great work!
Jokes aside, I hope you know that even if you stop making thalassophobia videos, im pretty sure your core fanbase would stick around. Thats how I found your channel but its not the reason I continue to watch it. However, I do enjoy them :)
I have thalassophobia and this made my anxiety go crazy! Love the videos! I can’t wait for the next one!
Just got into bed, perfect timing my man 👌
Lol same- I love watching his vids while safe and warm in bed far away from the ocean 🤣
11:33 reminds me of the short film Curve (which I highly recommend). At first, I thought the girl was stuck on some sort of structure like this-- I won't spoil it, but I was _way_ more freaked out when I thought that was the case. The idea of waking up stuck on the edge of one of these things, with no one around for miles on end- fuck man, no thank you
Watch you on Playstation YT app where I can't comment but just so you know, it's a thing that view counts take a dive in January/February. Not sure why, but other people I watch say they were told about it and have found it to be true. So don't think about it too much, your content is good and I like whatever you post.
Love the content and your character/charisma. Greg! That last plane photo looked like a toy to me.
I hope your housing situation is working out ok! I think you’d like the game Dredge, I watched Gab Smolders play the demo (the full game comes out March 30th, but the demo’s a good chunk) and thought of you :)
Even though your views are low, I still enjoy everything you put out and I’m glad you haven’t made drastic changes to appeal to the algorithm
I love your videos they are always so entertaining, I may not have this phobia but honestly with enough exposure to scary stuff i end up not wanting to near whatever that scary thing is lmao
That plane looks in such remarkable condition because thats US Airways flight 1549. The one where the pilot landed it in the Hudson river.
In the thousand miles deep ocean if you drown you will never sink all the way to the bottom because its too dense.
Could you do a Bigfoot/cryptid vid? That would be cool
Will you do a fear of gravity next? my biggest/scariest phobia is falling off the face of the earth. I can barely stand looking up at the stars at night- or even in the day time because I think I will lose gravity and fall into space. I have nightmares on it once in a while
The earth isn’t flat dude you’re chilling
@@Jeromebunchyz 😑
I have that too. I've had nightmares where I'm stuck on a flat roof of a skyscraper and it is the worst feeling
@@silverhand5335 omggg right?? my nightmare was me clinging on to the grass desperately in an open field because I was so scared- then I had another where I was clinging on to a tree
Whenever i go to a Bridge It Triggers my Thalassophobia And then like i go back😭
Hey man been watching you ever since the early subnatica days keep it up 👍
Yea looking out for miles and seeing nothing but ocean like absolutely no sign of land is a terrifying thought
Man you know your thing and i love it, good shit
I only look at r/thallasophobia through you because I once went there myself and got triggered by something so you're like a light-hearted comedic barrier to the absolute terror I face from the ocean. 😄Thank for the great videos Greg👌
I’m so happy I stuck around till the very end to hear that outro ❤️
The underwater ships and man-made stuff freaks me out really bad
4:36 Lake Ponchartrain that's the northern border of New Orleans. It has the largest continuous water bridge in the world at 24 miles; it's very few lanes and not a fun drive if you don't like wind/water. It's also the same lake that flooded New Orleans when the levees broke during Katrina.
6:16 - Thats strangely creepy and cool at the same time.
Yeah swimming in the ocean and seeing the dark depths and shadows is what freaked me out, I always remember my dream being in a huge covered stadium dark with lights shining into the endless deep pool.
I'm an Australian Navy sailor and I will never forgot the first first swim ex (jumping off the ship in the open ocean) I did in the Pacific Ocean. It wasn't too bad at first. Then a mate gave me his snorkel mask to have a look under water. Just looking straight down wasn't too bad. Then I looked at the underside of the ship and followed it down until I saw the keel. With that point of reference, looking down into the abyss. It suddenly became a little more daunting, bearing in mind I serve on a destroyer, which is a pretty big ship. My mates and I passed the mask around a little bit, then not long after all of us felt like we'd had enough swimming for the day 😅
Just found your channel, really enjoy the Thalassophobia videos. I would love seeing you react to some Claustrofobia videos :)
Thats the reason I'm scared of the ocean
We scared of what inside of it
Love the vids man, perfect mix of comedy , and i just noticed bro really has the runescape music at the outtro XD
Someone asked me where I got that “beautiful music in the outro” and I was like “bruh that’s RuneScape music from 2003 😂
Thalassophobia videos in CCTV camera quality is what I'm here for
Never change Greg!! Never change!
1000 miles deep ocean? Imagine the creatures that must live there, that's crazy
At first falling 1000 miles into dark ocean sounded scary, till I remembered the pressure would squash you long before even falling a few miles 😀
As for the plane on 14:00, you can't use any part of it after that, because most of it's parts are either damaged from impact (even smallest crack can become a reson of a catastrophe, since every part of plane is under constant pressure all the time)
But mostly because metal parts probably started coroding from water, which is obviously very bad
8:51 See I am deathly afraid of being on large bodies of water without a very sturdy boat. Most I will go on is the shore (100ft out max) of Lake Superior. I have never capsized but I am literally petrified of it happening. Thats why I will never allow anyoje in my family to go on a cruise. I understand those boats rarely capsize but Its never zero and I wouldn't be able to handle losing them.
so, i went to the bay of bengal recently for the first time. i opted for snorkelling, to see corals n wat not (i know swimming n all but never in open waters) i was over confident. just before entering the water, i heard greg's voice......
and let me just tell you, i paniced big time as soon as i got in the water, almost drowed and took the instructor with me.
I have this phobia but it only occurs when im actually there
a phobia is an irrational fear, it is not irrational to fear being in water where everything wants to kill or eat you, and if you fall In it and you can't swim you're done for
I dont know whether I really have thalassophobia since I still enjoy swimming at the beaches. But one thing for sure, I hate it if I ever be in the situation where I floating in the middle of the ocean and the sky looks like this 1:14, and to make it worse, it starts raining and thunderstorms start to hit the water. Also, I hate the idea of being lost in the middle of the ocean in pitch black night.
Oh not to mention that I sometimes got some dreams (or maybe can be considered as nightmares) where I fall into the rivers/lakes
7:48 saying you've never seen one of these before made me jealous. In Australia we see these types of jellyfish so often. I've had one get wrapped around my leg. Not pleasant.
The video at 11:30 reminds me of the short film, Curve. It's a super freaky film about a girl stuck on a slope like that thing.
Whenever I go scuba diving in the middle of the ocean I feel a little spooked. I think everyone naturally has this to some degree. But for most people probably disappears with repitition.
I was stuck on mess duty on a ship in the South China Sea with 3.5 miles of water underneath and a category 3 typhoon barrelling towards us. Inside the naval ship, there's no windows. The waves were so huge that when the ship was going down one it felt like the ship had gone underwater and kept going. I lost my stomach contents a few times on that one.
Not even a minute in but I subscribed for the Stargate Atlantis reference
*And since I also have thalassophobia & have suffered through Subnautica 😢
The eeriest thing about Lake Erie is how gross and polluted it is. Even our lake monster has hepatitis.
I love, underwater mines, that creepily hover in the middle of the water held by old chains coming up from the depths of the unknown.
Very interesting & entertaining!! (My ADD didn’t flare up like does on a lot of other channels’ videos!!!)🙂
Always looking forward to watching your videos!
Apparently I enjoy torturing myself watching these thalassophobia videos too much 'cos I actually waited anxiously when you're gonna release a new video. 🤣
10:02 looks like something you'd see in an old PlayStation magazine ad
I feel like I have thalassophobia, I have to cover my eyes when I see maybe a super deep dark hole or cliff in the middle of the ocean, I also get scared when I see big sunken objects like ships or maybe weird statues. And animals in the ocean, sharks are fine but whales, despite how much I like whales(not my favourite animal, not even close) they can actually scare me even though I don’t have the fear of *huge* objects but I still hate how big they are. I especially hate it when people make it so it seems like a *real* video with a huge weird alien fish rising from the depths of the ocean, even though it’s not real and was either made CGI or everything is just 3D animated. And despite *ALL* of this I *LOVE* Subnautica, by far one of my favourite games of all time.
If u watch jaws u get thalassophobia.
I just had the best manscaped ad , i really need the 360* nasenhaartrimmer with double blades
Greg, thank you for letting me know that I have megalohydrothalassophobia. I didnt know that until I started watching your videos. I started watching your videos and only certain clips get me. Primarily when there is something large in the water. Like a cliff face, submarine, whale, or oil rig. especially when the video is above water and then submerges... I want to die.. I hate it lol
Hey Greg here's a little of sickening perspective for a comparison the ISS is only 253 or so miles over our heads so the 1000 mile oceans is a MASSIVE HELL NAW.