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'''Shock sites''', also known as '''shock media''' or '''shockers''', are any piece of media (mostly on the Internet) that use disturbing content, commonly [[:Category:Pornography|pornography]], [[:Category:Gore|gore]], and other types of [[:Category:Graphic content|graphic imagery]] to shock viewers. Just like traditional [[screamer]]s, shock sites have a goal to shock their viewers with unexpected content. Some famous examples of shock sites include [[2 Girls 1 Cup]], [[Jarsquatter]], [[1 Lunatic 1 Ice Pick]], [[Kekma.net]], and [[Goatse]]. These websites have gained a high level of popularity since the late 20th century, and are often used as a practical jokes. The first shock website ever created was [[Rotten.com]], a site that featured photographs of dead people, disturbing diseases, deformed bodies, and a lot more. In addition, Rotten.com was also the first gore website ever created.

A viral graphic shock video titled [[Duckpack51]] was uploaded to [[TikTok]] by user Mayengg03 in June 2021, who was banned after moderators found his post. The video was named after the Blogspot page where it originated from, and showed a clip of a girl dancing before cutting to a video of a man named Rodolfo Belluci being executed via decapitation. In the same year, a formerly lost "snuff" film made in 2015 titled Necropedopheliac, which is commonly referred to as [[Snuff R73]], was found after a horror cinema [https://icebergcharts.com/ iceberg chart] mentioning the film was posted onto Reddit. The film is a 10 minutes 55 seconds compilation of extreme medical gore from the [https://www.britannica.com/event/Syrian-Civil-War Syrian civil war] involving children and babies, as well as security footage from China of a man stomping on a toddler. YouTuber [https://youtube.fandom.com/wiki/Tuv Tuv] described the video as "The most banned video on the Internet."<ref><nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkwX91YT4Tw</nowiki></ref>