As someone who works in hospitality, that's entirely within the realm of possibility. There's a lot of shenanigans that goes on behind the scenes lmao. I've pranked my coworkers so many times, and been pranked myself SO MANY TIMES.
Yeah I work at a touring place except we tour caves which are almost as spooky as haunted houses sometimes. We love pranking each other all the time by hiding spooky stuff around the workplace and just messing around in general.
I worked at one of the hotels used in filming of the Shining, and all the employees live in dorms on the property. There were definitely a lot of shenanigans happening behind the scenes
I can say for sure that Danny *did* indeed have a visit from the haberdashery ghost, as at 25:10 you can see Danny convincing himself to buy that gift shop shirt... And then later one of the hotel's hats. A+ work, haberdashery ghost
The reason the housekeeper stays there because ghosts haunt the places where they were happiest. They really enjoyed blowing up the building so much that they decided to stay around to remind people.
This is by far the best "ghost hunting" video I've ever seen. No overly dramatic acting, no added in sound effects for flare, and no blatant idiots screaming at every sound they make. Bravo guy
I love expressions like ‘it’s believed’ ‘it’s thought that’ ‘it’s said that’, basically non communal phrases which allow people to say whatever they want to sell their story whether a ghost story, a sports transfer rumour etc
It is so funny to me how paranormal people always name every ghost based on their job like, imagine working a 9-5 job that you absolutely hate then dying and only being remembered as ''The accountant''. I mean I would definitely be pissed.
Dude stop what if that's actually hell! Omg I have so many jobs I've quit because I can't take b.s(yes like everyone else does or should) that would be hell with certain ex coworkers
"This room contains the spirit of Jim the hotel manager. He actually worked at a Marriott in Georgia, but he was here for a divorce hearing, smacked his forehead getting into the Uber in our parking lot and then died 37 years later from a heart attack while living in Costa Rica"
Hell is working the job you did when you died (or before you retired) burning the busiest time of year and everyone called out and the shift never ends.
Seeing footage of Danny’s face from that above shot was high key the one thing that got me EVERY TIME. Him sniffing the floor with that camera angle threw me 😂
Danny, I just wanna say thank you😭😭 I have a horrible fear of the paranormal and whenever I’m home alone at night I get rlly scared and I always watch this video whenever I’m scared and it’s so comforting to me. Ive Seen this video at least 60 times by now (I’m not even kidding) and I always feel a lot safer for some reason, u rlly saved me man😭
The part where Danny tells his past self to stop touching and smelling the wet part on the carpet made me feel better about myself and reminded me that I’m not the only person to make unusual decisions that I later regret/question. I would definitely smell the carpet.
i would 100%, living with pets kind of drills that instinct into you. like did i spill something on the bed and forget or did my cat miss me a little too much while i was gone? i have to smell, i have to
I stayed in the Stanley Hotel last month, the burgers were fucking amazing. The chefs were possessed by an old eldritch god that had about 37500 years of experience, and it was really just a delight. 10/10, would recommend. Edit: I don’t personally get all the ghost talk, I’ve lived by the Stanley hotel and ones like it for over 1200+ years, and I haven’t seen a thing! That just goes to show how much personal opinions differ from popular opinions.
I think that’s what made Buzzfeed Unsolved so successful. Their show was more based around the two host’s banter as a believer and a skeptic rather than the evidence itself. So even if they didn’t find anything, the episodes were still fun and interesting to watch. They’re also respectful of the places they go to, and they treat their audience like adults instead of children, letting us create our own opinion on whether or not ghosts are real. (Edit: the replies reminded me to promote their new show “Ghost Files” on Watcher, if anyone is interested.) The only thing that made Shane Dawson’s ghost hunting content tolerable for a little while was when Drew and Garett were there, because it brought in that fun banter. It didn’t feel so serious and campy, more like friends just goofing off.
The Buzzfeed Unsolved guys are still going on "ghost hunting" adventures over at Watcher. Ghost Files (their new show) feels like they're giving the audience a voice with their opinions/experiences more than Buzzfeed Unsolved.
Yeah, I talked about it in my own comment. I honestly don't know for a 100% sure fact that Ryan even believes in ghosts and such, and if he does, he plays it up 1000%. Personally, I can tell you that the *entire* draw is Shane making fun of him kkkkkkk
I stayed at a "haunted" hotel in Scotland once and from the conversation at check in I got the distinct impression that they were trying to gently feel out whether we'd be disappointed if we left without some creepy noises during the night. I'm sure they have the means make sure people don't leave disappointed.
As a skeptic, I absolutely love watching ghost investigation simply under the assumption that they're making everything up. But what you can't make up is sticking your face on a mysteriously wet floor. Thank you for this in-depth investigation Danny
@@kenzeefrenzee I could easily argue that believing in something that has no logistical proof is childish. There's no need to create an argument out of it, I don't have anything against people who believe in ghosts, I just don't
@@kenzeefrenzee proof that can be coincidence or personal stories that may have been misinterpreted, as another skeptic, why do you want us to know ghosts are real? If you never encountered a ghost or any paranormal story would you feel… goofy?
@@kenzeefrenzee @mack All I said was I don't believe ghosts shows and investigations. I don't think anything could 'happen to me' that would change my mind. Pretty much everything I've seen as proof can be justified from my point of view. As I said, you're 100% entitled to your opinion, I won't try to change it. We can exist without agreeing on everything
Danny makes such a happy medium between Shane and Ryan, doesn’t believe in ghosts but is still scared lol. I very much need him to guest star on ghost files
The camera angle just pointing down Danny’s nose is the best part, he is giving serious Flint Lockwood vibes, this is my new favorite video of his. I’m crying.
You are without a doubt THE most REFRESHING youtuber, who dials down the frenzy on "ghost hunters" ! I thoroughly enjoyed this exposè on the subject. You are witty, funny and down to earth. WELL DONE! You bring sanity back to ghost hunters' runaway horse teams!
I feel like as someone who routinely has auditory and visual hallucinations I could be haunted as fuck and honestly have no idea because I’m so used to seeing ridiculous horror nonsense lmao
So-the whole Dennis story got me thinking: If you're in a haunted room or whatever, and there's a ghost, if you just don't open your eyes does the ghost not haunt you?
"watching shane dawson investigate the paranormal is like watching a wounded deer try to investigate a theme park. it doesnt matter what happens, he's going to be terrified" best thing ive heard all week
I'm really glad you decided to call out Ghost Adventures. In a recent season, they came to my town and "investigated" the death of a woman without asking permission from her family. Her daughter had to make a yt video saying that her mother did not die because of demonic possession, she was on drugs and fell over a concrete slab into a creek. They also talked to an elderly man about our town's "demons" and this man has dementia. They exploited him for their story. I used to watch them with my family all the time but now our whole town despises the GA team. Edit: how the fuck did someone make this into a vegan propaganda message. Also, the video is now private but if you look up "Biggs Ghost Adventures Daughter", the first article recites and refers to the video I've mentioned here. Links usually make comments disappear so I can't post it on here :/
Ouija board works on ideomotor effect -The ideomotor phenomenon is a psychological phenomenon wherein a subject makes motions unconsciously. Also called ideomotor response (or ideomotor reflex) emf in a room where there r transmitters (phone,wifi,cell tower signal,laptop) will interfere with emf in a random pattern. the infrared scales r also very unreliable in uncontrolled environment as when u touch or step on the wall,floor respectively ,the temperature changes bc of human body's heat,its also works on the chair,one which has been sat for few minutes. also ghost r not real ,if they were then every non human animals u have paid to kill for ur temporary taste pleasure would have came and haunted u everyday. Edit- thanks 😎 for making me in to a some of kind of propagandist. I personally just wrote the last sentence not even consciously thinking about veganism ,i was thinking of a easy rebuttal of existence of ghost that's it But some people feel guilty inside for something they do ,they know what they do is wrong but can't bring themselves to stop doing it ,they can think of that particular topic where the topic was not even mentioned nor there was any intention to,having some proximity to that topic is enough to trigger those people's minds. Its like having a hammer 🔨 , then everything looks like a nail .
@@shushunk00Maybe make your own comment spreading your vegan shit and not the one talking about a major television show using my town's tragedies for money :|
I like how ghost stories leave out the part that the ghosts were boring normal people before they'd died. You would never hear how the person was actually pretty lame, how he spent all his mortal hours on Star Wars discourses
Finding a wet spot on the hotel carpet and then smelling it without hesitation is dedicated ghost hunting and the strongest effort in pursuit of the truth that I’ve ever seen. Bravo, Danny!
The hotel's workers seem like genuinely fun people to be around, like them trying to prank you while others are feeding you ghost stories is just so funny to think about.
@@alieffauzanrizky7202 Quality content, but just because of the crew. My favorite part about that is that when the show left buzzfeed blue, thar channel lost a TON of subscribers, and now the same is true about the unsolved channel. Literally nobody likes buzzfeed lmao.
Oh my gosh. Thank you so much for this video. It's so comedic watching these ghost hunters acting in their shows. And that Zac guy is intolerable to watch and listen to. Can't believe someone is calling these fakes out for what they are! 👏
For me I used to watch Ghost adventures when I was 12 a few yrs ago at night and even though I knew the videos were always fake, I still liked the scary factor they gave me that horror movies didn't. Now I still like watching them but also Buzzfeed unsolved.
Check out Ghost Files from Watcher! It's exactly what you want! Shane and Ryan are so fucking funny and their investigations are more of them goofing around than anything
if i was owner of that hotel you KNOW i'd be crawling through the vents everynight and blaming it on ghosts. any evidence of ghosts in a tourist's eyes would just me money to me. you know the hotel plays into it on purpose
“Watching Shane Dawson investigate the paranormal is like watching a wounded deer try to investigate a theme park. It doesn’t matter what happens, he’s going to be terrified.” When I say I LOST it.
I think the instinct to sniff wet carpet comes from owning pets lol. It’s the “do I need to deal with this, or did somebody just spill some water?” question
pets or small children in the house 😂😂 i've never had a 'free range' pet (only insects and rodents) but i've definitely smelled the carpet before to make sure there was no unreported accident
@@rosa_stars349 yea, we could see for ourselves 😂 don’t need anyone telling us how many likes and replies a comment has lmao I apologize if you’re trying to cater to the blind people, but if you’re not, then you sir win the award for *_most useless RU-vid comment_* 🏆 CONGRATS 🎉
Sometimes I workout while I watch/listen to your videos and I was mid deadlift when you started talking about the wet spot in the hotel, I failed the deadlift because i couldn’t stop laughing
Danny dressing as the cowboy to appeal to the ghost pulled the memory from my brain of Shane and Ryan dressing as cats to try to contact the ghost dog on a buzzfeed unsolved video. Does anyone else remember that 😅😂😂😂😂😂
I am so glad that I found this channel because I have often wondered the exact same thing about some of those ghost shows. I know that Ghost Adventures is way over the top, and they try to make things seem like there is activity when in actually there is nothing there. I get it though, we watch these shows because we want to see something, and when there is no activity, then someone might say that the show is fake (GA is very low on the credibility scale) I have a couple of places here in Los Angeles that I want to check out, like the Heritage Museum, but I'm waiting until after the 1st of the year. Great video!!!👻
Danny sniffing the ground while wearing the GoPro on his head made me laugh so hard. It's like one of those videos where they attach a GoPro to a dog to see what he does when he's home alone.
Oh boy; you just cracked me up as you nonchalantly walked down the corridor pulling your trolley behind you saying you were going to stay in this haunted room as if it was like a day .out! LOL
As an electronics engineer, the "hunting devices" are hilarious to me. EM frequencies are going to vary any time someone's cellphone tries to get reception. The other gadgets are also probably messing with it. A radio that's flipping through a bunch of stations is going to pick up little clips of stations and if it picks up talking stations (more likely to happen if it's using AM also) it's going to put together some words, and our brains desperately try to make anything that sounds like words make sense.
@@EmilyChill22 That's exactly why I've always found walking around at night fascinating. Things just shape shift in front of your eyes while your brain tries to figure out what you're looking at and it's so interesting to me.
My sister and her friends stayed there for her birthday when she was like 12 and they had a terrifying experience. In the middle of the night they heard the sound of something at their window and a bunch of scratching. A raccoon broke into their room and scared the shit out of all of them. So if like 15 years ago you heard a bunch of screaming kids in the middle of the night at the Stanley you now have an explanation.
My dad stayed at the Stanley once. He got one of the "haunted" rooms. Said he heard voices and realized the door wasn't shut all the way and there was a staff outside talking... So he scratched the door and they stopped talking and walked away fast. I wonder how many times that's happened with other staff?
CAN YOU MAKE THIS A SERIES? You can make these into your version of “Spooktober” content. Unless it’s a little too late for that now… But, come on Danny - give it to the people!
I still laugh at that time Shane got scared and ran down that weird hallway shoot thingy when he saw or heard something behind him and the camera man 💀
@@Bear_9870 if it's the body chute at the sanitarium, i think he said at some point he thought it was a frog and honestly if i got that right, that makes it even more hilarious 😂
I like you Danny. You don’t go in with preconceived notions. The tour guides are supposed to create fear. Keep up the good work, I like your cavalier attitude…
It’s dramatic because all stuff about paranormal activity is fake, what else are they gonna do for entertainment if there not dramatic? “Guys I heard the floor crack it could be a ghost but most likely in actuality it was probably a rat or the fact that this house is 200 years old😳”
@@cheddarsunchipsyes8144 Haha why don't they do that? Way more interesting if something abnormal actually happened. Otherwise it feels a bit like a hysteria pantomime
Can you imagine going to this hotel after Danny dies and suddenly hearing "What's up Greg, welcome to another episode of making tourist's lives miserable" at midnight
Seeing the clip from TAPS brought me nostalgia, lol. I used to watch that show religiously. Also, I’m pretty sure your “spirit box” just picked up some nearby radio stations lol
As someone who have watched Ghost Hunters, Ghost Adventure, and Buzzfeed Unsolved, I must say the perspective of watching Danny's eyes and larger-than-life nose is a indeed a breath of fresh air in ghost hunting documentaries.
