@hesoyam i think it’s both that and the contents of the picture/lighting, some of these are exceedingly normal places to be but bc of the lighting or somethin or other thats slightly out of place it doesn’t look like anyone’s supposed to be there
@@lafe6183 it’s not the same as repressed memories, but there are a lot of things people don’t consciously remember (especially from childhood), and a lot of those memories are still in your brain, you just can’t access them.
@@malory1444 thats like saying there are certain things that arent on your mind at the moment. Yes, people forget things and memories are replaced by others over time, but to repress a memory is an entirely different thing
The EXACT words I was looking for. When you walk in a room and the lighting is ever so slightly off and the air is so stale, I swear your body goes on high alert and is like these pics .
If y'all want a rabbithole to jump down on this, it's what's called a "liminal space" and there are several fascinating explanations for why they feel the way they do. Half of it says that structures built for use by people, in the absence of those people, creates dissonance and gives the impression we should leave. The other half says that transitional spaces (the "liminal" part of the phrase) where we pass through but do not linger, do not get mapped by our minds and thus photos of very similar locations can give the impression of having been there before despite knowing full well we have never been there. The latter is much more common in north america, where mass-produced prefabricated buildings are much more common than the rest of the world.
It's the combination of the lack of people and the fact that they are familiar places that look different than you would normally experience them. Makes you feel like you shouldnt be there. It's something I normally experience in dreams
Yeah, human memory is extremely faulty, and most of our memories are pretty much made up on the spot by our brains when we think back on them. Not to say they're 100% false, some are but usually it's the details that get changed rather than the entire memory.
this has frequently happened to me. i find myself faking memories and later on forgetting if they were real or fake. i’m not sure what the feeling is called, but it’s messed with my life and relationships with people a lot
All of these images feel like they were taken by some force beyond understanding, like not necessarily unhuman but like there just too pristine. It's terrifying in a deja vu or dreamy nostalgia way
The grocery store pic made me feel like I should run away. I’ve never seen a grocery store with all of its lights turned off. Even after closing the lights normally stay on 24/7. It felt so unnatural and I also got the feeling that something hiding in the darkest part of the image was staring at me
some of these are/remind me of: • things i’ve seen in dreams • warped versions of how i remember places i haven’t been to in forever • neighborhoods in 90s/early 2000s movies • making me feel like i’ve somehow trespassed and i wanna get out before i get caught • my brain trying to remember paintings/scenery that i haven’t actually seen
Omg I’m glad I’m not the only one who has felt the “feel like I’ve somehow trespassed and I wanna get out before I get caught” before!! I feel that way after certain dreams and it totally messes with me
If anyone is reading this i'm just saying THERE ARE NO JUMP SCARES, Idk why I felt the need to share this but for some reason my paranoid ass was worried the whole time.
Every single picture feels like it was created by itself, just to... Exist. Alone, whit no living creatures, and its only purpose is to last forever in loneliness.
As an introvert, I feel so uncomfortable on the energy we created in the studio today. These images feels like the FBI took out my brain just to make me want to leave in my own dreams
It's the emotion of recognising a place but not fully. So it's the uncanny valley of places. You probably had this feeling as a kid because you didn't recognize a lot of places. Everything was new, strange, and unfamiliar.
Definitely felt this way growing up. There wasn’t anything to reference or look back to growing up, just whatever you discovered as you discovered it. Everything was adventure.
these pictures feel as if they have been in an archive in everyone's mind, almost like we experience these moments and "forget'" them but not the feelings and maybe that's why they feel strange/creepy?
i just think that this is a combination of some not very comfortable feelings, like in 1:30 combination of unnatural red lights outside, nostalgic interior with seemingly old furniture and this unatural dim lights insid just feels like if you had to meet armageddon in your grandma's house
0:00 - Neutral/Cold 0:06 - Freedom when you began a roadtrip early in the morning 0:11 - Adulthood&responsibilities 0:18 - Tranquil&Peaceful 0:23 - That’s gonna be a no from me 0:31 - A bit lonely 0:38 - Wtf is that 0:43 - Relaxing&warm 0:49 - Freedom 0:56 - Comfortable&Airy 1:03 - Annoying 1:07 - Early morning walk around neighborhood 1:12 - how you imagine as a child a dentists office would be 1:19 - fresh out of detention on a Friday evening 1:25 - a cozy place out of a fairytale 1:30 - you’re chilling @ home during SoCal wildfire 1:37 - Creepy/you *think* you’re alone 1:43 - You chase your dreams but have a long way to go 1:48 - Pointless 1:55 - Cold&Noisy 2:01 - “50.000 people used to live here” 2:06 - You&friends are the last ones out of a late night matinee
Okay, I'm not even joking. I dreamt of being in that exact school at 1:18. I've never seen a school hallway like that ever except my dream. Same exact wall design and color, down the the red stripe with a corner having a diagonal wall instead of a regular corner. I dreamt of being in this exact hallway years ago. I couldn't figure out how to get out. Every path I took looked different but never had an exit door anywhere, either another hallway or stairs leading or down. That's some creepy stuff right there EDIT: After reading other comments, no, I never watched Twin Peaks. I've heard the name, but I know so little about it, I don't even know if it's a show or a movie.
I had a dream where I couldn't find my way out of a building, and it felt like something was chasing me. I knew no one was behind me, I stopped and looked. No one behind me. But I kept running, and I couldn't find my way out. I heard footsteps, but I couldn't see anyone. I hid under a glass table with a cloth on it. The cloth flew off, and I heard screaming. That scared the hell out of me. I remember having a dream of watching horror films that were beyond horror. It was weird because it took place in places like these, and it didn't feel like I was watching it, it felt like I was in it. I got up and looked in the mirror after the movie and my face was contorted. I tried to scream but I couldn't. I was grabbing on to stuff and trying to scream for help, but my reflection just stayed there staring at me, like it wasn't actually my reflection.
Please tell me why I have the EXACT same memory of this dream. To read that someone else also has dreamt of this place makes me feel extreme anxiety for some reason.
I was coming into the comments to ask if anyone has ever had a dream in one of these places because I've dreamt about this school too!!!! And a couple of other pics in this video because it felt like I had actually been there before. It wasn't ominous or anything like yours, but I remember being in there for a long time. For some reason I was popular so I'd walk through these exact halls and people would flag me down and ask if I could help them with something and so I would and then I remember going into a classroom and another group of students asked me to do something with them too. I was getting more Saved By The Bell vibes but I've never been in a school like this or seen this hallway so I remember being slightly weirded out that my dream-school looked like this. I mean exactly like this. What the fuuuuuck.
The same feeling you get when you’re walking through a hotel hallway at night. Nobody around, all just the same dull-colored walls, rug floor and lighting that just feels... off. Artificial.
I agree. I've gone wandering around hotels, like a hotel large enough for events, not a motel 6 - and I'd wonder what was around the next corner, or stumble into an unoccupied banquet hall, and just get the heebie-jeebies. Usually one light is on, and there's a sense of general unease.
That feeling feels " life i could've live", "The memories before losing the memories", "The reality doesn't looks real sometimes", "I've borned too late", "Is this actually a dream?".
As a 24 year old, I feel like a lot of these photos are tapping into my earliest experiences as a human from ages 2-6. A lot of these photos look like they were taken around that time (late 90s early 2000s) and most feel familiar. Although I have next to no conscious memories of being that age there must be a part of my brain that remembers being in places like these.
This feels like your parents taking you somewhere for a surprise but it’s not as cool as you imagined it in your head and you end up feeling really uncomfortable for no reason.
Feels like those distorted places in my dreams where some place mixed up with others and it’s completely weird when you wake up but feels normal while dreaming
It’s the lack of people, the lack of people causes the brain to feel discomfort within the image If there was people in these photos they’d be... for a lack of better words... normal
It reminded of documentaries about a desolate world after humans have vanished Buildings, useless vestiges of past human traces Electronic devices that seem to hold the world are now mere structures of refined metals and plastic, abandonaded of purpose Useless cable for communications and exchanges to be hung like banners of a dead world So many things that we find precious and important are so so empty and useless without us to give thema a context, a story, a meaning
These images combined with the music only gives me "waking up at 5am and breathing in the dry air" vibes. Makes me energetic at times. The moment where you are the only one awake and you just explore around while no one is watching you.
This feels like going to a little mall that used to be full of stores and life, and now it only has one store and almost no one goes there and it's super dark. It's kind of a nostalgia and an eery feeling at the same time.
your comment reminded me of the feeling of leaving the mall when it was almost closing after staying there all day and looking at dark store windows...
There's an (almost) abandoned mall where i live and it was dead even when i was a child, and i have a memory of walking through it at night seeing all the closed shops while sweet dreams by the eurythmics played on broken speakers and this takes me back to there.
i dont know why, but this video makes me so eerily sad. it almost like i've been killed and the very definition of what i think "life" is is being slowly distorted, like these are flashes of lives that i have never had, feelings that i have never felt. places i could have sworn i've been but could never recall
I totally see what you mean! I also get a strange feeling of being dead when I look at these. It's like they're all a part of one universe that I'm stuck in after I died and I revisit them again and again. I think the emptiness of it all makes me feel this way. Sometimes when I think about the possibility of afterlife I always think I would be alone, nobody would be there with me
It's like the dream I had today. I knew I was in a game within reality but I chose to be in the game because I felt the happiest there with my beau. It felt tranquil albeit it wasn't what we consider to be real life but I felt feelings experienced things I couldn't have while actually living. It felt more real than our actual reality. The more I think about it death doesn't sound scary at all. It's just a transition. Your comment reminded me of it all
The second picture is hitting like a flow of weird emotions running through my body. I actually had a couple of those moments that felt the same. One day for instance I went alone in the countryside at midnight, it was chillingly raining no car was there no human being, only me and the road, and the horizon paints the sky in purple. So chill.
As someone who was in band in high school I felt this on a personal level. In fact the first thing I thought of was when you sneak out of the gym for a quick breather when you’re not playing pep band songs and you look into the dark, empty hallways that are so familiar, yet so alien. Dark and empty, when you’re used to them being lit and usually having at least one or two other people nearby.
This is exactly how it feels like in my dreams, the feeling of uncertainty and loneliness wandering around the depths of the mind you’re not familiar with, but still having that otherworldly instinct to keep on exploring. Because why would you want to stop if you’re uncomfortable?
They all give me such a scared, curious, nostalgic, with a tinge of happiness feeling. Its sooo weird and kind of unsettling. The one pic of the stop sign and desert made me actually feel a little terrified.
@@shleepingpowder2715 yes I’ve never seen a grocery store with its lights turned off and it felt so unnatural. Plus I got this eerie feeling that something was hiding in the darkness
I love this types of vids especially bc they make me feel like someone else lives the sensations and emotions i live,i like to spend a lot of time concentrating on a scenery
you know that feeling where you’re walking away from the crowd and you find yourself in a really silent area and just feel some sort of serenity and fear? yeah, that’s this.
0:06 this image reminds me of my grandparents. They lived on a coastal town in Oregon, it was always foggy and stormy. Each morning we would walk up the gravelly road in the mist to the local cafe for breakfast. They had a small cottage right on the cliff over the water. Me and my brother would always sleep in the living room, with the windows looking out over a gray sea and sky, and fall asleep to the rain, waves, and ambient humming of the kitchen. This perfectly reminds me of those foggy days in Oregon.
Does anyone else not feel uncomfortable when looking at these, just a nostalgic happy/sad feeling that makes you want to go in to these pictures and never come out?
It's a childlike feeling because these pictures don't involve a lot of detail, and I think as a kid we only pay attention to 'the big picture' or the most prominent things in an area. I think as an adult, we pay more attention to details. A perfect example is how these pictures have no people -- as a kid, I mostly remember the places I was and the gist of what they looked like. I never paid attention to the people. As an adult, I focus on the people I see and what they're doing, instead of maybe enjoying wherever I am. It almost feels like it wants to rewire my brain back to that thinking.
i have very vivid dreams each night and these photos are incredibly reminiscent of them.. there's always a beautiful and/or haunting aspect behind each dream ♡
I love pictures like these, i dont know but the quiet, tense air with the tinge of nostalgia and emptiness is so comforting, like everything is frozen in place and theres nothing much you can do but to be in peace with the absurdity
Ohh that odd feeling when you walk to the bathroom during a movie at the theater and it's totally empty- I always felt like I was doing something wrong!
00:40 feels like the perfect bathtime to me, especially if I imagine that those aren't razor sharp crystals but more like organic filaments and that the water is warm.
Something about the second picture just feels so comfortable, like being at a grocery story early in the morning and walking back to the car holding your mums hand
You probably have some forgotten memory that has the same mood. Maybe you should ask your parents about it or something. Hopefully, they're still there and actually happy to answer.
For me the one inside the dark supermarket was the most unsettling. It almost made me want to leave the room I'm in right now, such was the sense of "I shouldnt be here" that I had.
1:26 it actually looks really beautiful! It looked like a scene from a video clip of a song and there was a beautiful woman in a white dress coming out of the curtain.
Yes! I thought the same too, that behind the curtain was a comfortable, round bed on a round platform that the stairs lead you to, surrounding the whole platform. You can sleep there, living as a god or a goddess. And watching the beautiful sky. I just wish that place was real, but I don't know.... Is that place real? I hope someone can tell me.
That feeling when you entered a mysterious space as a child, knowing not what danced behind those shadows, what sleeps beyond the pools from which your vision can only reach..
0:19 man...i love pictures like these. gives me that 7pm summer vibe when you're skating around outside and you just stop and listen to the wind for a sec...
This feels like one memory I have of when I was a kid and I looked out the windows and, for whatever reason, everything just looked a weird hue- like not the normal ones that you’d see throughout the day, or night, or even around sunset or sunrise- and I couldn’t describe how it made me feel I just knew I felt weird.
These images bring back childhood memories. A lot of them. They are touching and terrifying in a way because it’s like seeing the world through the eyes of a very small child, which is the former because it brings back the lost innocence, but the latter because children don’t understand everything.
@@sirbread621 reminds me of the “club house” at my childhood neighborhood. My mom would run a consignment sale in a large open room there. Looks almost identical to the room in the video.
