i thought this was gonna be about the creepy nicktoons logo at the end. Especially back to back with the old Klasky Csupo logo. Personally the spongebob end credits never did scare me or even creep me at all. But as a European, SpongeBob came up during the day anyway so maybe that's why
The spongebob credit theme for me captured the same feeling you'd get when your friend went home after a playdate, it just feels like the fun is over and everything is winding down ig
The part of opal sitting outside until she is forced to go inside is so relateable. I use to go home after school and just sit in front of my door to enjoy a moment of peace. This was one of the most exciting things I dreamt about, being allowed to sit there for a bit longer instead of having to go home.
I think it used to creep me out because of how simple it is. It goes from comedic and hyper to no animation and just one instrument playing. It reminds me of the future episode when Squidward gets trapped in the white void alone, it gets unsettling quite fast.
I wouldnt say that the end credits traumatized me, but it always felt so empty, like it was missing some sort of energy that the episode had. Almost made it feel like i was in a liminal space when it starts playing
I didnt watch spongebob but i got a similar feeling from Ed, Edd and Eddy. We had season 2 on dvd and I remember watching it, but after the final credits roll, the special featire menu comes on and a somewhat eerie them plays on loop. And it wiuld typically play in the middle of the night until i or my brother wiukd get up and shut it off.
My brother passed away when I was 11, & my sister was 10. My mom was obviously severely traumatized & depressed which unfortunately led to all of us grieving in our own rooms, alone. We couldn’t say his name without her breaking down & then I started trying to be out as much as possible. I wish I handled it differently & spent more time with my sister. It was like we never talked about what happened properly. We all suffered in silence
Bud your over thinking it. I am huge fan of spongebob. I dont remember the intro making others feel like this. Also have you heard the Japanese ending of spongebob song?
I think the real reason is the same reason people think the backrooms is scary. its liminal. its a transition in between either when the next show starts or when the next episode starts. there is only really 2 instruments playing in the spongebob ending and the background is completely stationary. Im a firm believer that this just made us uncomfortable the same way an empty mall would. its liminal. plus we just went from watching a chaotic show to just instant nothingness as we wait for whats up next. if the background was an animated beach coupled with the sound of waves I guarantee it wouldnt instill the same feeling.
seeing this analysis makes me realize how much i do this in my own home, and i didn't even realize it. i thought that the short was hauntingly beautiful, but this analysis is really well done and made me see the true meanings behind every action. i see this girl in behaivors i showed when i was young, and i didn't realize until now that it wasnt normal
As a people mover fan, you made me PANIC bc I am a Floridian who goes to Disney World often but hasn't been in years bc of ✨️poverty✨️, so I had to RUN to google. 😂 Thank fuck we still have ours. 🥲 I love that thing like crazy. Espec when it goes fast. The breeze is so nice. And the a/c while inside is the best. I hate that I'm only a millennial & can say I have been on/in most of the "old" rides. 😂 It seems the years for things were way different in Disney World than in Disney Land. I have been craving chicken tenders from a specific restaurant in Tomorrowland for almost a year now & it is KILLING ME that I can't just get disney food delivered via uber/lyft/whatever. Like. Can we make that a thing? Can ubereats have a special pass to go get food for us from inside the parks? I need these nuggs damnit. 😭
Traumatized? No. Unsettled? Yeah. There's specific reasons for this though, and you would've needed the experience of binge watching spongebob at night when your parents end up going to sleep. I used to do this in the basement with the TV on, and then when those credits rolled off, you knew damn well it was dark. And for me, I was terrified of the dark and the thought of a ghost popping up to scare the shit outta me.
This was beautifully made and made me feel seen in a weird way. I appreciate you for making this art even if it’s just an analysis of another’s. I hope you are getting better from your past as we all are trying, love ❤️
Growing up my mom was a druggie and my dad was a raging alcoholic and was and still is locked up for 2 charges of r*pe, amoung a few other things. I had spent many, many nights alone and hungry because my mom was always out of the house doing god knows what, and would rather get her next fix before thinking about buying food. Currently 16 and with my grandma, i struggle to eat, currently 5,10 at 110 lb.
I watched the vid of the dude who dove off the cliff and I’m pretty desensitized so it wasn’t to scary but it did make me really sad I hope his family is okay
It’s nostalgic for me and Im happy Im one of the few who thinks it’s a great childhood memory. I’ll give you a song that traumatized me as a kid. On the game “Robots” there was this one sewer level on there that literally stopped me from beating the game until I was an adult. It’s call the Old Sewer Hub. Definitely not suitable for a child to have to endure. The funny part is, that was just a hub which only lasted probably a minute at the most, maybe a longer segment used the song but I remember crying with fear when hearing it.
1. Mystery Incorporated is my favorite Scooby-Doo series because it actually has a story and character development. 2. I get why people don't like Scrappy... but I personally never noticed. I think he deserves better... but this is the internet, no one cares what I think. 3. Hearing Fred swear is *WEIRD* . 4. 10:20 _...Jinkies!_
21:05 THANK YOU OMFG THANK YOU. i used to watch this video when i was a kid and found it again i think last year, it was on a playlist where i had all the videos i watched as a kid but one day it wasnt there anymore. i think it got deleted or privated and i couldnt remember the name UNTIL NOW. im so glad i stumbled across your video bcs or else i wouldnt have remembered the name of the video that traumatized me
I had a narcissistic father, cigarette mother and instead of my grandparents with us, I had an older brother who did cannabis and marijuana a lot and my older sister always had boys over and me and her stayed in the same room.. most will understand how that goes.. but she was the only person kinda nice to me. She took care of me... I'm so thankful for her too..
When I was really young I used to listen to ruruchans suiside show, I didn’t know what it ment, I just thought it was a silly little anime songs, I just found out what it ment, :P
I remember when I was 12 I was sent to a naughty boys school. And one of the teacher put her hand on my shoulder to ask if I’ll be ok in new school and I started crying. I cried because she showed me affection lol 😂 I wasn’t neglected but I sure wasn’t loved at home. I grew up that day and now I don’t even like people touching me unless it’s my kids.
Y'all remember sirena beach from super Mario Sunshine? The music from both Inside and outside the hotel gave me the same vibes as the SpongeBob outro like that of a white void or a quiet, lazy and uneventful summer Wednesday afternoon between 1:45pm and 2:15pm when nobody is home
Yeah idk what the hell it was about that ending, but no matter how i was feeling, and when the episode finally ended i just did not like to listen to the ending id just feel paranoid until i ran up to skip to the next episode and im just now realizing this
