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The NSFL Iceberg Explained ❤️ (PART 4) 

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@meghan2680
@meghan2680 Год назад
You are so genuine and articulate. It's a refreshing take in comparison to other RU-vidrs who try to get into creepy, morbid, macabre RU-vid. With love, from a fucking seraphim.
@venuss9534
@venuss9534 Год назад
I'm Mexican, and sometimes watching content similar to this makes me uncomfortable especially when people discuss cartel videos. I've seen what is done over there and it's horrible but it always rubs me the wrong way how it's discussed by those who aren't from there. You truly never know how people end up tortured in those videos, how people think it's easy to avoid a fate like that and say shit like "well they got involved so they got what was coming". I know cartels are genuinely horrible, and I know family members who've been threatened by them, but I just want to urge people to educate themselves on the situation so that they don't end up sounding ignorant and xenophobic. Thank you for the great video May 💓!!
@meganvincent5381
@meganvincent5381 Год назад
I love that you try to add nuance and make a conversation about this stuff. You're not just explaining the content but being like "Hey, why does this exist? Feels like its some racist shit, watch for racist shit"
@gemini1005
@gemini1005 Год назад
Mos definitely
@ladygrey4113
@ladygrey4113 Год назад
There’s that one Uber racist “documentary” by some far right dipshits to justify invading post 9/11
@OctopusOwl
@OctopusOwl Год назад
It's inspiring honestly. Watching all this horror and chosing to help us not forget about why it exists and who's using it for their agendas.
@mateuspedrosadasilva884
@mateuspedrosadasilva884 Год назад
I'm brazilian and I'm just like used to my country being shat on constantly for all sorts of reasons but "They decapitate referees all the there and that's just a normal thing" is so absurdly xenophobic I can't even believe it's not a joke so it's kinda funny. Anyways your videos have improved my mood so much every time you upload and the amount of thought you put into all of these is so amazing
@endspeaker
@endspeaker Год назад
i'm also brazilian and i'm ngl i had no idea that thing with the referee happened at all. i feel like this says something about how like, american media for example, will try to push a xenophobic agenda. it's always people gawking at us for ~senseless brutality~ or whatever but these things happen literally everywhere. i cannot emphasize this enough. we ain't special
@tayb.6525
@tayb.6525 Год назад
another brazilian here haha. now that may's talking about it I have the faint feeling I've heard about this on the news at the time, but yeah, the way it was extrapolated into "anyway that's how they solve all their problems" is simply absurd
@dellybird5394
@dellybird5394 Год назад
Yeah it's so weird. So much brutal stuff happens in English speaking countries too, guess people are just scared of the unknown. For what it's worth I think Brazil is a beautiful place! Discovering Brazilian music online (mainly 60s/70s samba and Novos Baianos since I tend to like US and UK "dad rock" lol) really sparked my interest in other culture's music There is a whole world of creativity out there that will never break through in America just because it's not sung in English. Kind of inspiring to think of how much there is out there to discover
@C03-T3
@C03-T3 Год назад
Also Brazilian, also never heard about it. I do hear about violence during soccer matches, but it's mostly a few idiots fighting outside with fans of the opposite team. The last one I heard where someone got seriously hurt was a shock to everybody. We have our issues as a country, but it's just like every other place and the idea that we are all violent primitive people is xenophobic garbage.
@DebbieGarciaa
@DebbieGarciaa Год назад
Yeah, I never heard about it either until today. It's not that football matches can't get violent, but violence in football matches here usually isn't so different from, say, what hooligans do in the UK...
@tsunsharks
@tsunsharks Год назад
So proud that I found Nyx Fears a lot, because bruh even with how dark the content is, we still got her telling us to continue living and such. It's nice for a 17 year old like me who rarely gets told good things. Plus May is just super cool, sorry if I got the wrong pronouns or preferred name, I don't know them too well and I'm sorry.
@nyxfears
@nyxfears Год назад
may leitz: she/her thank you for the kindness
@tsunsharks
@tsunsharks Год назад
@@nyxfears Thank you for correcting me!
@thornor85
@thornor85 Год назад
The faceless guy torture has been something that’s been haunting my nightmares, thanks for mentioning it. Not sure why hearing it covered brings a bit of closure to my mind, maybe it brings back humanity.
@biggestastiest
@biggestastiest Год назад
paraphrasing may, trauma is something that forms when something terrible happens to you that your mind can't comprehend. i think there's a lot of little traumas like this one that are alleviated with an explanation or understanding from others.
@danielaxc2900
@danielaxc2900 Год назад
I appreciate your refreshing and respectful take on the cartel violence over the border. I remember the vehemently xenophobic community on sites like Bestgore and the like, so this is a very appropriate callout. Stay based queen.
@skunkyfoxx
@skunkyfoxx Год назад
i stepped away from plagued moth's content for stupid reasons like the editing and forgetting to cut a lot of waiting and reading out. i'm really lucky that leaving that long ago saved me from being exposed to that content with zero warning. may's content is so so so much more healthy and happy to consume anyway. in another way, seeing a trans creator so open about her life is incredibly comforting as someone who usually only hears from trans creators about transition (not that that doesn't help as well). from a trans man, thank you for everything may. i also bought fluids on my kobo and can't wait to read it!
@jadewelling3459
@jadewelling3459 Год назад
I used to watch his old stuff, but the new stuff shows him reacting to the videos with a blur over it with sound its too much imo, yeah its shocking and my morbid curiosity makes me tempted at times, the audio of the woman being attacked with a machete and the brick video particularly affected me, I do appreciated the more well educated analysis and discussion of these things on this channel
@qotice
@qotice Год назад
Your commentary will be the crucial fork in the road of somebody’s life, who is spiraling into an abyss of fear and darkness, but when they hear what you have to say, they will choose the path of life over fear because of your words.
@OctopusOwl
@OctopusOwl Год назад
Legitimately this tier list has helped immensely. I used to seek out this media to better understand why people are the way they are. And these videos are like getting all the context I needed without retraumatizing myself.
@lukefenig5029
@lukefenig5029 Год назад
You put an astounding amount of respect into what you talk about, and how you care to persuade us to think 3 dimensionally into even the most horrible unspeakable things it's absolutely rare. Never stop
@CoCoComet
@CoCoComet Год назад
And she has a way of plainly say things in a way that feels right for the people who need to hear it the most, I think. It woud be very easy to fall into exploitation or pearl-clutching with this topics.
@darkninjafirefox
@darkninjafirefox Год назад
The subject matter is awful but I love how your poster sometimes makes it look like you have cat ears
@cremeuxkraft9019
@cremeuxkraft9019 Год назад
I was about to say! I was gonna go with horns. But yes. Lol
@alipie02
@alipie02 Год назад
I was thinking May looks like Maleficent.
@ShootingStarNeo
@ShootingStarNeo Год назад
Well now I’m seeing it! Not a half bad image imo
@mek0626
@mek0626 Год назад
I was thinking this too lol
@bradharrah3339
@bradharrah3339 Год назад
I was going to say the same...reminded me of the cat ear videos.
@ErikaByrd
@ErikaByrd Год назад
My thoughts on Plagued Moth have been changing a lot. I used to watch his videos to learn about these things so I wouldn’t have to watch them. However, I began to really hate when he would include the audio or some photos. My final straw was when he made a video about the Uvalde shooting and showed clips from inside the school. As a teacher, this is my worst nightmare, and it sucked that I was exposed to those clips without any warning or permission. I truly don’t understand why people brag about watching these videos. Im sure Plagued Moth is a great guy, but the whole “hurter of feelings” brand he is taking on now just rubs me the wrong way.
@kohhna
@kohhna Год назад
I didn't like when he started trying to make Micheal Curtiz scary. That shit was an urban legend, could be easily proven if true yet to date hasn't been.
@vitaminwater9662
@vitaminwater9662 Год назад
Yeah he's a pretentious clown
@lainefarris8762
@lainefarris8762 Год назад
It's funny to me how I've heard him talk about how immature people can be about gore and then do all that and call himself the "hurter of feelings" like... sir, that's you
@sluggo3938
@sluggo3938 Год назад
haven't watched him in a while but when i hear that his latest brand/whatever you want to call it is "hurter of feelings" im confused because its contradictory to what i said on one of may's other videos because originally i liked that PlaguedMoth would say things like "i don't care if you guys want to call me a pussy, this is horrible" and at the time i liked the honesty he put in there but it doesn't really make sense if now hurting feelings is a non-issue to him. and im sure some of his fans will probably be concerned that people critiquing him here want to cancel him but that's not really it. im generally just confused about what his intentions are
@gray9606
@gray9606 Год назад
@@lainefarris8762 He has a lot of contradictory signals being thrown around, and it makes him look like a hypocrite.
@dinosaysrawr
@dinosaysrawr Год назад
I respect and am in awe of your ability to make me chuckle about the darkest stuff without making me feel like you're callous, privileged, or lacking in empathy or awareness.
@fishiest3539
@fishiest3539 Год назад
the bit about going outside and riding a bike and feeling the breeze in your hair like, GOT me. I haven't been in a bad place mentally, but I've definitely felt a little stuck, and the happiest feelings I can think of are warm summer nights, going on walks with my girlfriend, and the smell of fir needles. Small joys compounded are the antidote to misery. Thanks, May
@ajollayoldgal
@ajollayoldgal Год назад
I have fallen so in love with your videos. Your personality is everything and I appreciate you not traumatizing us. You make it real enough to want to cause change, without forcing us to live it. Your advocacy does not go unnoticed. Much love thank you for your work angel ❤️
@OctopusOwl
@OctopusOwl Год назад
Legitimate Seraphin behavior 💗
@Superficialgallery
@Superficialgallery Год назад
Lady, this bit I took out of your transcript and cleaned up is fucking art. All by itself. It is genuine and clear and caring and while it is about NSFL content you can take the second half of it and tell it to anyone who is down a fucking hole. It is beautiful. Thank you for it. "Shit like this can color your existence. you watch it and you think that the world is a scary horrible place filled with horrible violence and gore and murder and Mayhem You know what? You're not wrong. You're not wrong. Those things are true. It is objectively true that murder and torture and pedophilia and shit like this exist. They exist and people do it and it's wrong and bad and we hate it. But as I said earlier get on your bike. Go feel the breeze in your hair. Walk past a fucking grocery store when it's really hot and the door is open and the AC comes out and it hits you in the face just right and you're like 'wow Life is Beautiful' Go hang out with your fucking girlfriend, dude. Go hold hands with someone. Go for a walk in a park. Go wear an oversized hoodie and smoke a cigarette. Fucking go live your life because this kind of shit is NOT gonna live your life. This is not your life. Your life is a beautiful life that you were given to do with whatever you want and you've chosen to sit here with me and learn about this. And I'm not necessarily saying you shouldn't sit here with me but I'm pleading with you, begging you even, NOT...not to stop living because of this. This is not worth it."
@dellybird5394
@dellybird5394 Год назад
Damn she wasn't lying when she said she was gonna be a bloomer Get out there and blooooooom! 🌺
@SarahChan15
@SarahChan15 Год назад
“Massage our fears” I’m a massage therapist and I try to massage fear away all the time lol Fucking EXCELLENT video May
@savannah2179
@savannah2179 Год назад
I didn't expect to hear something like your speech at the end of this video, but I'm very glad you gave it. Sometimes I get caught up in my own morbid curiosity when I occasionally watch these videos, and by the end I'm left with all these emotions I'm not sure what to do with, so I just ignore them. But your speech was like an emotional release I've sorely needed. So thank you for sating that morbid curiosity itch we all sometimes get, for the little lesson in media literacy, and for your passionate love of life. It was a reminder we all need sometimes. Take care dude
@TedTickHectic
@TedTickHectic Год назад
I could listen to May talk about her favorite wacky animals that she happens to know about just as much as her talking about dark gruesome shit. Listening to May address it just makes me feel like I’m able to live a normal life with trauma and that it doesn’t get to control me, and that I can in fact control my life, once I recognize what the trauma is and how to move past it. So thank you May, your videos keep me going.
@idrisa7909
@idrisa7909 Год назад
'Brazil scary because soccer riot' its wild to me that Americans never discuss European soccer riots or incidences of violence surrounding them- though that'd have to make them acknowledge a lot of the violence there is white Europeans being racist in response to nonwhite athletes either winning or loosing instead of blaming it on an inferior mind.
@crimsonwolf6866
@crimsonwolf6866 Год назад
You know, when I first heard bits of this story, I don't think Brazil was mentioned, so I just assumed it happened in the UK.
@paulbowman2340
@paulbowman2340 Год назад
It's definitely utilitarian doing this. I'm 46 and have never watched these types of video but I like others feel almost compelled to know this info but it breaks my heart when I hear millennials and gen z who hate themselves and think theirs something wrong with themselves because they want to understand this content. You take one for the team while always being a beautiful sweet good leftwinger. Stay cool sis
@bean1543
@bean1543 Год назад
There are just people in this world that I could listen to them talk about anything for hours. I am just so moved and engaged by her passion and insistence that we live and love and understand the world rather than fear it. I’m bad at wording it, but I feel less alone
@Szanth
@Szanth Год назад
"Anybody fucking with anybody kinda sucks" Unironically dropping philosophical bangers
@nospmohtracso
@nospmohtracso Год назад
I literally got so much value out of these 4 videos. Thanks May for a) doing the fucking hard mental labour of actually intellectually engaging with these videos that apparently no one else is willing to do, and b) giving me a safe way to do so vicariously without having to actually traumatise myself in the process of watching them. I feel so empowered now like, I feel like I will never accidentally click on any of those videos, I know what's in them so I wont ever be tempted by morbid curiosity, and if I ever did see them I now have a homemade heuristic to make sense of the experience in a way that allows me to acknowledge the horror and still continue to live my life afterwards Bravo, just bravo
@nospmohtracso
@nospmohtracso Год назад
I think in the first one you said something along the lines of 'we were all traumatised by watching this sort of content as kids and most of us never worked through that trauma' - this was said kinda jokingly but it is literally true, and I didn't even realise until watching this. This series was the therapy I didn't even know I needed.
@intern_dana
@intern_dana Год назад
its kinda hard to describe how i feel after watching this, just that i feel...lighter. maybe even a little better than i was 40 minutes ago. which is not what i was expecting going into this series. thank you may, for everything
@zaldrizez
@zaldrizez Год назад
Being Brazilian I just can´t help but feel extremely sad when people outside think we´re savages and violent, as a matter of fact I can´t put into words how polite, welcoming and shameless (in the best possible sense) we can be, particularly when we´re dealing with foreigners. You won´t find ANY country in Europe that treats foreigners and other races as wholesomely as we do, even tho we're not saints or whatever.
@gooreum2023
@gooreum2023 Год назад
as a viewer from Chile, i truly appreciate your effort into understanding latin america's context. it's something not many people (even people from latam) take the time to do.
@1917yee
@1917yee Год назад
Okay as a Brazilian like.....I wasn't expecting that. I keep forgetting just how much people hate us sometimes
@biggestastiest
@biggestastiest Год назад
as a texan, im really sorry. some if not most americans are dumb assholes without even realizing it
@obrunolegal4340
@obrunolegal4340 6 месяцев назад
a gente tem que aprender a odiar de volta
@lorilikesllamas
@lorilikesllamas Год назад
This is incredibly eye opening video. I don’t (and never really plan to) seek out gore/NSFL videos. But I appreciate your willingness to add context to this. I think these videos decontextualized (much like true crime) honestly create hostility and distrust towards people that makes people think their own neighbour is out to get them. It really makes sense that 4chan is a hot bed for the alt right. This is the first time I’ve seen someone talk about this in a way that brings more context and I really appreciate that. Thank u!
@Thatll_Do_Pig_
@Thatll_Do_Pig_ Год назад
I appreciate you so much for doing this fucking Hunter S Thompson shit, but dear lord I've had weeks ruined by chance encounters with even tier 3-5. There's really not anyone else like you that is providing such reasonable, contextualized, and well researched takes on the horrible shit on this list. Be safe be well, May.
@mariareugicnad
@mariareugicnad Год назад
"brazilian people are savage primitives" is so funny to hear while i, a brazilian, am in bed in a very uncomfortable position watching nyx fears and eating chocoballs cereal with yogurt 😭 btw yeah, there's a whole history of violence between soccer team supporters here but i'm not that well educated in it to talk about it.
@nattmazzoni
@nattmazzoni Год назад
I was ready to react to a 'brazilians live in a jungle and have monkeys' kind of thing but to football violence I have no response, cause yeah, people do lose their minds about football, but that comment was very out of context xenophobia tbh
@blipboigilgamesh7865
@blipboigilgamesh7865 Год назад
I remember about these cases. It's more of a "The cartel" thing. Most things you'd call NSFL that happen in the crime dens of Rio's favelas are actually taken directly from torture practices ensued by police officers to criminals while in imprisonment. The institute of the western hemisphere (the current iteration of the school of the americas) is still active and brazil still has not officially withdrawn involvement in enlisting military officers into the school. In fact mass torture is quite the thing in brazilian prisons. Brazilian military police officers learn to torture prisoners from american officers, and those prisoners learn to torture their enemies from that. So while ppl do have the fame of getting aggressive because of soccer, it has a lot more context than just we being barbaric compared to caucasians, the people FAMOUSLY KNOWN FOR RESPECTING HUMAN DIGNITY THROUGHOUT HISTORY
@lauraneubert6128
@lauraneubert6128 Год назад
Wow...holy shit. Ummm...been dealing with a dark day, and...I don't understand my own compulsion towards dark content. And while I've never gone through the NSFL tier this far....you kind of helped me hard. I have had profound anxiety all my life, I grew up Catholic, child of parents who taught me the world was unsafe and unkind, and while I've never seen these videos, a lot of this messaging was introduced to me without me knowing it. And like, look, my anxiety isn't going to fucking dissapear...but...this made me feel comforted to hear. Makes me want to just pet my cat, and let her know I love her, and make food for friends. So...thanks. Thanks a lot. I appreciate that you did the research just so you can kind of shine a light on some stuff I knew felt wrong, but couldn't pinpoint precisely.
@HenryKathman
@HenryKathman Год назад
Lowkey that ending was one of the more beautiful things I’ve heard in these past few weeks, thanks for that
@mathilde1396
@mathilde1396 Год назад
Stumbled across your first NSFL video a few days ago, and your takes and opinions are SO new and has made me think of a lot about how different cultures are portrayed in NSFL videos and stuff like that. You don't try to downplay anything, and content like this is super refreshing and new for me! You've got yourself a new subscriber.
@gemini1005
@gemini1005 Год назад
That was quick 🙌🏾 Edit- 31:39 this why I love watching you, information given, backgrounds to stories, tryna open people's minds more and also having appreciation 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤
@lostythevoid
@lostythevoid Год назад
I stumbled into the "other video" of this iceberg and some of the entry's still haunt me... I appreciate being able to see it again from your light with less glamorizing and "look at how messed up this is" comments... the last bit did make me tear up a bit :')
@renwhit100
@renwhit100 Год назад
this content is so refreshing, i really appreciate the balance of "you're curious about these things and that is completely normal so here's what's up" with "be cognizant of how the lack of context means shitheads can exploit it to be racist and also please do other things with your life now that you know what's up with this because there is a whole lot more out there." the acknowledgement and acceptance of the fact that so often people want to understand this sort of thing without letting it sit in a vacuum or indulging curiosity to the point of disrespect, self-harm, and in many cases pure xenophobia it so often leads to is so nice to have. it must be really taxing to make these so bless you for your service you are braver than any us marine
@josiahvasey6672
@josiahvasey6672 Год назад
I did not expect that speech at the end to be so insightful. Amazing work on this iceberg, look forward to your awesome content in the future.
@cyggygremiln
@cyggygremiln Год назад
I've been feeling pretty pessimistic about the world and other people lately, like everything is pointless and horrible. That speech at the end really moved me. I needed to hear it. Thank you May. I love you too. ❤️
@pavera_
@pavera_ Год назад
this series is easily the best iceberg I have ever watched. I really appreciate your commentary on the subject matter, it's just really nice to see one of these that doesn't exist purely for shock value. Who knew talking about tier 6 NSFL could be an opening for genuine social commentary and reflection on the nature of our own society? great work all around, cheers.
@Scolipendra
@Scolipendra Год назад
I really appreciate both Moth's and your take on the NSFL Iceberg. While Moth's videos do satisfy my morbid curiosity, your take on the Iceberg has been very eye-opening with the political background of these videos, especially the narco stuff. And thanks for calling out the xenophobia in the gore community. Even when I was an edgelord teenager lurking Ogrish and Bestgore I thought it was a bit much.
@kkuudandere
@kkuudandere Год назад
i finished the video and now i'm a hot soccer mom, life's great and yeah, thank you for the reminder that there's way more to life than endlessly consuming bleak material with no context other than to make you feel bad. growing up with the internet ofc i've seen some messed up mess, but seeing (often super young!) people regularly view this stuff and then casually claim they're "desensitized" to it.... I genuinely worry about them in a few years time (why do ppl think "not screaming and crying from looking at gore" = "not traumatized", and brag about it? detaching your feelings from Bad Events so you feel nothing can also be a trauma response🤨)
@JesseBakerH
@JesseBakerH Год назад
Really liked the note you left this video on. Taking something positive out of some of the darkest content in the world is beautiful.
@beefromashroom
@beefromashroom Год назад
I am *so* glad I found your channel some months ago. I genuinely think you're the best youtube creator in the disturbing media community or whatever you wanna call it. I watch a bunch of others, but I had to stop watching some other creators because they just made me uncomfortable *cough cough plagued moth cough*. Not with the content itself, I mean it's supposed to be uncomfortable, but with the way they talk about it. And honestly even if they don't do anything in particular, I'm still always on edge, worried they might just say something racist or homophobic or misogynistic, because they're mostly white straight men interested in gore and all that nasty shit. It's just nice to see a queer lady talk about this things so I can watch you and idk, trust you more with this stuff, I feel safe in this lil corner of the internet. And the way you approach all these topics is so respectful and educated, I feel like I'm taking so much more away from your videos because of how well researched they are. Also you're very pretty and funny and your music fucks and I wish I could buy and read your book but I'm broke rn
@rat_bat
@rat_bat Год назад
I clicked on this video expecting it to partially ruin my day, but your speech at the end was so beautiful and something that I really needed to hear. Thank u ❤️
@puppable
@puppable Год назад
If the bear attack mentioned here is the same as the one I'm (unfortunately?) familiar with: that one actually kind of has a relatively positive ending, compared to everything else. They did a pretty bang-up job on the facial reconstruction, given _The Circumstances_, and at least from one article I've seen, he's been quoted as pretty happy with his life afterwards and actively working towards his recovery since. So, like, good for that dude
@sadielappin8862
@sadielappin8862 Год назад
The human ability to just keep on going and adjust to unbelievably awful things happening is so impressive, and the fact that we live in a world where there are doctors capable of preventing a man from dying of bear attack injuries, and he can recover enough to enjoy life afterward. People are amazing.
@yagurl_
@yagurl_ Год назад
Number one you don't make us watch the content number two you're just super super chill and number three I appreciate that you are educating people about xenophobia and racism because both are still huge issues. I am American but I work at a call center that also staffs outsourced agents and the amount of xenophobic b******* I hear from customers who get mad that they think someone who doesn't speak English as a first language doesn't know what they're talking about.. literally unbelievable. These people know two or more languages and I still hear stupid Americans call them dumb before they have even given them a chance to help or understand
@lilalulaberry
@lilalulaberry Год назад
i love your videos so much... i enjoy horror and scary disturbing things, but i have anxiety and ocd so just consuming stuff like that can take a big toll on me, but your videos always end up sitting right with me. i really appreciate the way you talk about these topics in such a kind way, and how you always end with plenty of "aftercare". it makes me feel really safe :)
@mulch4697
@mulch4697 Год назад
Never thought this would be a video to inspire me. Ive been depressed a lot lately, and I havent shared my feelings to literally anyone in the past few weeks. I feel like I just burdened other people so much so I didnt. Im afraid that I havent lived life at all, too worried about what other people think. Id be made fun of for trying to fit in, standing out, doing anything. I feel theres religious standards for me that I will never meet and I will let my only in-person circle down. I dont like that my mom treats me like a child at 19 but I have to live with it. Ive spent a lot of my free time just wasting it on youtube. My anxiety condition is really bad and I have trouble with it. I have a lot of self standards like that I should have started college already and I should already be living on my own, ect. Im just put through a lot of stress lately and I needed that motivation to try to live life. Not be scared of the world outside of my house. Loved the message, thank you
@ChrisMeadows1992
@ChrisMeadows1992 Год назад
Another NSFL episode just a day or two after the last one? Queen, I don't deserve you
@vidaswain7962
@vidaswain7962 Год назад
I got into true crime after a really traumatic experience, I think as a way to underhand cope and be prepared. I’ve stumbled upon so many things that just say it’ll happen again. You’ve been a breath of fresh air in the disturbing media offerings. Much love.
@bonestheclown9995
@bonestheclown9995 Год назад
Woah part 4 already! Just finished part one, my god that was weirdly beautiful your handling and ending all around the American reality of shitty things happening around us. Just crazy and now I get to start part 4!
@vacuousvulpes
@vacuousvulpes Год назад
Thank you for constantly keeping empathy in mind as you take us through some of humanity's worst sides. You are a treasure. Also, I love the rain during the Fall. The way dark clouds make everything calm and grey, and the mist make all the dying leaves' bright embers blaze even brighter making everything light up and hide all the world away behind the last gasp before winter.
@robinsmith9024
@robinsmith9024 Год назад
Thank you for being the tank in the way of miserable content queen. I’ve never seen you more dead behind the eyes and im so sorry. Sending you so much love.
@canislupusrex
@canislupusrex Год назад
I don't usually comment on these types of videos but I wanted to thank you for telling these stories in such a humanizing manner. I'm Venezuelan so I'm, sadly, very used to violence. I had to forcibly leave my country, because if I hadn't, that could've been me on one of those vids. People think it can't happen to you, but it can (And that's why people don't believe me when I tell them the exact reasons I left). That can be you, or someone you love. Even if you don't get exactly funkytowned, evil exists everywhere and it can reach you. Again, thank you so so so much for having such a genuine and respectful focus. Also, I love your music
@FoxMangy666
@FoxMangy666 Год назад
I think more people should watch your iceberg videos, it genuinely makes me think, and be more kind towards other people. And helps me to kill some xenophobic thoughts. Cheers from brazil
@docfrancis5882
@docfrancis5882 Год назад
I’m so glad that I found this channel like 2 years ago, because I was in a super dark place 5 years ago and wanted to see how many dark and fucky wucky things in the world I could find. It’s so nice to have someone who has seen all these videos and educates their audience in this way, because now, I have essentially zero interest in looking into any of this. So thank you, May! I hope that you know how much I value your work and videos. They literally saved my mental health and probably life. I spend more time with my family and like to go outside and talk to people. Again, thank you so very much May! 🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕
@bluchismoon
@bluchismoon Год назад
I think it's really nice that you bring to light that a lot of the human violence perpetrated in these vids are more than just "humans in this part of the world are violent and horrible" and that it often is aimed at a specific audience for whatever ulterior motives.
@kushkitten
@kushkitten Год назад
Something about the way you express and explain things really hooks my brain in. You don't just read and watch things, you try to really SEE things and encourage others to try to do the same.
@chomechometime
@chomechometime Год назад
May, i really admire you and as a fellow survivor of some real bad stuff, i deeply appreciate the way you approach dark and fucked-up content with such intelligence, nuance, sensitivity, and thoughtfulness. your messages at the end of each video in this series (as well as the disturbing movie iceberg videos) are so important and i really hope they reach the people who need that reminder that if you spend all your time with your head in the toilet of the internet, of course life is gonna look like shit.
@wedprez
@wedprez Год назад
Your best videos ever. I don’t see this kind of stuff ever, but your educational angle is refreshing and powerful.
@theolguins2843
@theolguins2843 Год назад
These last two videos have been absolutely incredible, the amount of thoughtfulness you've put in, the way that you're making me rethink all the reactionary shit we all see everyday, amazing job. The ending part, about enjoying our lives, it really resonated with me. It's so interesting to me that one of the most insightful videos in years, with messages that I think everyone should hear and internalize, is in a NSFL video. Legit though - watching these has helped a lot with my own personal anxiety. Hearing someone just say; yeah, this does happen, death does happen and it does suck, is so refreshing to hear. I feel like generally we are so gaslit into pretending like it's not real, it's never going to happen to us, and if it does, it just means we get to go to some unguaranteed afterlife - to just get down to the brass tacks of it and hear someone say; it happens and it DOES suck, helps so much. Sorry for the huge wall of text but man your videos just keep getting better and better through the years and I can't wait to see what you put out next!
@jamesgordon1406
@jamesgordon1406 Год назад
Fun fact: The guy from 'surviving a bear attack' ended up getting reconstructive surgery and fully recovered (minus being blind in one eye). OG video is still a total horrorshow, but it's nice that at least one of these instances had a positive outcome
@satellitesahara6248
@satellitesahara6248 Год назад
May your speech at the end is WORLD CLASS aftercare. You bring us all back from the brink so beautifully. It's so important to have perspectives and voices like yours in the dark/horror/spooky/fucked up corner of the internet.
@LucySharrott
@LucySharrott Год назад
i really appreciate how you've handled these topics across the 4 videos with intelligence, respect and nuance. it not only makes the information easier to digest but enhances the discourse around nsfl content. the speech at the end was extremely important too, incredibly grounding and helpful for those of us who tend to get caught up with anxieties. thanks may!
@stoicstrawberries
@stoicstrawberries Год назад
You defending Brasil when your grandparents were being xenophobic made me feel very weirdly represented. Even my mother (who is Brasilian) literally falls for Fox xenophobia towards Brasilians, and even follows grifters from Brasil! It’s so frustrating, but I appreciate you speaking out on this. I’ve never known how to explain it in my own words.
@remz4087
@remz4087 Год назад
Hi May. Watching you explain and correct the xenophobic content you encounter while making these videos has been a huge relief. South America is a big continent, and judging a whole region based on these very specific videos and without any context is obviously going to lead to extreme conclusions. Anyway, much love from Brazil.
@CatsandDragons7
@CatsandDragons7 Год назад
That rant about love and life at the end was amazing. Thank you.
@punchincorporated
@punchincorporated Год назад
teared up at your lil speech at the end there, thank you for your service to the online community. i love you too!! 💖
@DethFan1
@DethFan1 Год назад
Your words at the end genuinely inspired me. I've been falling into the Big Sad again and I default to looking at terrible things I guess to make me feel like I don't have it as bad, but I end up, obviously, coming away scared. What you said really made me stop and say "Hey. Maybe let's not look at a gore website. Let's play Sims and have fun instead." Thanks May. 💕
@axogothl
@axogothl Год назад
The end of this video was so profound and really touched my heart. Thank you
@kenwu369
@kenwu369 Год назад
The message in the end is really touching and wholesome, almost brought me to tears ngl Never thought I'd need to hear something so sincere and caring like this, after years of desenitizing myself though nsfl contents for seemingly no reason, other than to numb myself and get prepare for something that probably would never happen to me or people I love, thank you so much for spreading these god news and comforting people like me that might need it without them knowing it. -New fan who's been binge watching your channel after found it reacently
@turtl3lunch
@turtl3lunch Год назад
this video-this SERIES has been so fucking cathartic to listen and watch to! the way you describe these videos or events followed by its nuances really grounds me as an audience member and as a human. i dont immediately begin dissociating or depersonalizing, im able to fully comprehend the weight of this iceberg, and it brings my humanity back. im not sure how else to explain it. Very good video, may! please be sure to find someway to detox from this and take of yourself ❤
@luxuscarnage4828
@luxuscarnage4828 Год назад
I asked these questions about certain CA mixtapes in a comment section. I was saddened to see such casual responses regarding enjoying it. ☹️ On a lighter note: Not being afraid to live despite the trauma is beautiful.
@freddyfuzznutz
@freddyfuzznutz Год назад
hi may, I just wanted to thank you so much for the way you present your videos. they're very sensitive and I guess humanizing? I've been pretty depressed lately and I've found myself in a wormhole of the nsfl type videos and it really doesn't help much, but just hearing you tell us that life is meaningful and worth it is just so comforting. sometimes watching things in the genre just makes everything seem so pointless, but you make me see it through a different lense and I don't feel bad after watching your videos. you're so compassionate and I love the way you educate even with these horrific videos. anyways, I think you and your videos are awesome!! I love u, take care of yourself :)
@zadkielseraph7752
@zadkielseraph7752 Год назад
Shaking crying throwing up ily may thank you for continuing to be The Only RU-vidr Ever
@TheEliminator16
@TheEliminator16 Год назад
I love you too, Ms Leitz. I started transitioning this year and honestly you're an inspiration. The fact that you're able to tie some of the worst shit imaginable into a life-positive message is genuinely wonderful. Thank you.
@kayeotictravels
@kayeotictravels 10 месяцев назад
For my religious studies degree I took a genocide class. Rwandan genocide videos were something we watched in class. Definitely still processing watching that trauma
@papastummyfuzz9281
@papastummyfuzz9281 Год назад
Dang May. I’m so used to the macabre, edgy coverage of events and media like this that I didn’t realize what I was missing. Your realism is refreshing and cuts these shock videos down to what they really are, but in a way that makes it possible for me to recognize it for what it is, nod my head to the shared suffering and common ending to all our lives, and move on. It’s raining now, and I could listen and enjoy it. I’m home alone, but I’m not fearful of an imaginary cruel, mindless savage rabidly choosing my door to jimmy open. Lately I’ve been maintaining the belief that people have good reasons for the things they do. Your refreshing approach to some of humanity’s worst moments caught on camera is desperately needed in the face of edge lords and scroll-and-forget mentalities. Edit: One disagreement, I was happy about one murder. When Gary Plauche killed Jeffrey Doucet...that was badass.
@alicethemad1613
@alicethemad1613 Год назад
I immediately thought of killing Nazis when she said that and was like “… I would actually be very okay with that murder”
@oktobemessy
@oktobemessy Год назад
May, I'm so glad I discovered your channel. Looking for the humanity in the morbid is why I've been a lifelong horror fan, so thank you for fostering that vibe in all your content.
@grubbug8980
@grubbug8980 Год назад
Thank you for insight and care that you always put into your videos, and thank you for giving us a sense of hope and strength instead of fear when covering these topics.
@hivolt_inc
@hivolt_inc Год назад
Oh wow. Thank you for that speech at the end, it was much needed after all of that.
@poetdsk
@poetdsk Год назад
As a Brazilian, this hoax of the decapitated referee is a new one to me, normally people talk we live with animals in the streets like is some kind of urbanized Jungle Book/Tarzan stuff, or a lot of mention of organ trafficking (seriously, the amount of US media from games to movies that has something in Brazil has a ridiculous amount of mentions or organ trafficking as a plot point, like is pretty normal for this to happen here).
@criticaldarling
@criticaldarling Год назад
The end of the video... I love you, May. I'm so happy to have found your channel and you've brightened my morning.
@DapperMrAlex
@DapperMrAlex 23 дня назад
I'm agoraphobic and have recently started emdr trauma therapy because I'm so fucking tired of being afraid. The end of this video had me in tears. Thank you. Also, might I recommend you take some of these moments from your videos and make them their own? Might draw an audience that's unable or unwillingly to watch the icebergs. You're a wonderful human and I'm glad you exist.
@titojwonnie
@titojwonnie Год назад
This series is like, “It’s a Wonderful Life”, and May is the angel taking you through hell and back. Thanks May. ❤
@WearWolfeAssassin
@WearWolfeAssassin Год назад
Love you too May. In a parasocial way I'm very aware but I do think of you and wish the best for you. I'm a fan of this aggressive positivity in dark spaces gimmick. It made me feel better today and it's really elevated this iceberg format. It feels like you're actually building to something meaningful.
@Hydrang3aH4mm3rl0ck
@Hydrang3aH4mm3rl0ck Год назад
YIPPEEE I was litcherally crying earlier bc I didn’t wanna wait for this part to come out and here it is!!!!! Take care of yourself may we
@Katanalikeskittens
@Katanalikeskittens Год назад
I deal with a lot of existential anxiety and depression, to the point where I would stay up all night panicking and fixated on death. The end of this video really helped me, not gonna lie. I’m gonna save it just to replay for when I need it. Because you’re right and something about the way you said that life is fleeting and beautiful really hit me hard in a way that years of therapy hasn’t. So thanks for that. It means the actual world. ❤
@alicethemad1613
@alicethemad1613 Год назад
Honestly any kind of gore involving animal attack survivors doesn’t bother me at all. Not just because it’s not some awful intentional thing, just getting really unlucky, but also because they usually come with before and after recovery photos. Something about seeing how someone can just get all their shit wrecked and a couple years later have a pretty normal face again and a family and a life is so… hopeful? It’s like a reassurance that bad things can happen to you and you can still keep on keeping on. They actually make me tear up sometimes thinking about how hard people worked to get this one person back to as normal as they could because they care.
@Mellonote
@Mellonote Год назад
These videos have been triggering but in a healthy way? The way you emotionally contextualise the violence is amazing and would be missing from most other videos on the same topic. I just hope you aren’t touring yourself watching these videos xoxo
@Hello-rp4gy
@Hello-rp4gy Год назад
I kinda get what you're trying to say, the ftg video kinda fucking traumatized somehow even tho I've never seen it before, something about the description of it really afected me and just the mention of even the song usually gets a physical response from me, the part where she's talking about the video and then went on depth on it made me freeze and cry, but the way nyx talks about this stuff is honestly the best way to handle nsfl media since other people usually just try to make reality seem as bad as possible while talking about it, and even tho there's bad shit out, having someone make me remember that not everything is like that and that death is normal lifted a huge weight off my back :)
@thoamssssss
@thoamssssss Год назад
I never thought I would feel inspired by the phrase "Accept that you are made of meat" great video!!
@beardpandaa
@beardpandaa Год назад
I wonder if plagued moth has watched your videos about the nsfl iceberg and what he thinks about your commentary. Curious
@xSmythosx
@xSmythosx Год назад
i don’t think i can get through this one but godspeed queen big fan love your work
@danielrueda7498
@danielrueda7498 Год назад
I love you May. The way you handle this dark topics is so refreshing and necessary. Thank you from the bottom of my heart 💕
@Schmendrikson
@Schmendrikson 5 месяцев назад
Goddamn, May. Have been watching you since before the first tyler perry video. The way you describe your enjoyment of life is absolutely refreshing. Everything you bring to the table is unique. F-ing love you, girl.
@welwitschia
@welwitschia Год назад
This is excellent. Crime and gore content tends to be extremely reactionary and xenophobic, so having such a take on this stuff is a breath of fresh air. Being from Colombia, having lived through the worst of the violence there, and then having moved to the US in my 20s, I truly appreciate how much emphasis you put in how the school of the americas created the conditions that gave birth to the cruelty seen in this type of content. The peak of the violence in Colombia was not videotaped, but it was also meant to send a message of terror. Let's just say that chainsaws have a much different cultural significance inside the Colombian imaginary than they do everywhere else in the world, and that their symbolic meaning is one of _systematic_ unspeakable horrors. The stuff that comes out of Mexico is but an extension of the same rot, and the attitudes of most content creators towards these horrors only betrays that the white supremacist propaganda has been extremely successful. I hope more people watch your videos and at the very least recontextualize what they've been exposed to.
@m0therchan
@m0therchan Год назад
You give such introspective commentary in like every video. Also i disagree about this video being completely depressing, your words genuinely gave me hope. Gore is such a confusing topic for me personally because i genuinely enjoy the medical aspect of it, i love seeing how the human body works and reacts to shit, but i hate the pain and suffering, if that makes sense. Im so interested in hearing your opinions in the last video!!
@raychamberlin1674
@raychamberlin1674 Год назад
the ending of this video was nearly enough to make me cry. i used to suffer from severe anxiety and depression, to the point where i couldn’t envision myself living long past high school. i’m 27 now and in a much, much better place, but i used to spend so much time being upset and angry about the horrible things in the world. now i’m old enough to understand that caring about others’ pain does not mean that i have to torture myself over it - my suffering does not alleviate anyone else’s suffering. there is so much value, so much meaning, in letting yourself love life. let yourself experience joy, so that you might spread it. we all know the world is capable of extreme violence - it is a radical act to focus on the love within it instead.
@notCynicalReally
@notCynicalReally Год назад
Poggg May upload
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