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America's Funniest Home Videos

2022-05-03T02:29:27Z

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'''[[wikipedia:America's Funniest Home Videos|America's Funniest Home Videos]]''' is a comedy television series based on Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan a Japanese variety show. The show featured clips of submitted homemade videos from viewers. It was originally hosted by the late stand-up comedian [[wikipedia:Bob Saget|Bob Saget]] from 1989 to 1997, until it was passed on to other people, such as [[wikipedia:Tom Beregon|Tom Beregon]], [[wikipedia:John Fugelsang|John Fugelsang]], and others.

In 2005, [[screamers]] started to appear on the show in the spotlight when it was hosted by Tom Bergeron. Ever since he departed from AFV in 2015, screamers have stopped appearing on the show (only one appeared during Alfonso Ribero's run).

Tom described [[screamers]] as "the invention of a new practical joke. For example, soon after the match was invented, some joker came up with the hotfoot. After the invention of the door, someone invented the bucket of water over the door. So, of course, it makes sense that after the invention of e-mail, someone came up with this."

The show featured reactions to numerous screamers, notably including [[The Maze]], [[K-fee commercials]] and [[What's Wrong?]]. Notably, Tom reacts to the aforementioned screamer which opens up a montage of reactions.

==Reactions==
Beginning a segment featuring reactions to What's Wrong, Tom is sent an email that contains the screamer. He tries to figure out what is wrong with the photo of the dining room. Of course, after about 30 seconds, a photo of an eyeless woman screaming pops up with a scream (done by Homer Simpson from the animated sitcom ''[[wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]''). After this, Tom responds to the screamer by saying "Oh, that must be what these people saw." as it cuts to a montage of people reacting to the screamer.

Another segment featured reactions to the K-fee auto commercial. One episode opens up with a girl being scared by one of the ads, causing her to fall out of her chair.

Scary Maze Game reactions are also featured on the show, however, it was usually an alternative version of the game that features the screamer from What's Wrong rather than [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]''.

In one episode, a woman reacts to [[Look Into the Spiral]] from afar camera angle. Once the screamer occurs, she runs away (towards the cameraman) screaming. Another reaction involves a little girl being scared by this screamer, claiming the image to be her mom.

==See Also==
*[[Reaction videos]]
*[[What's Wrong With This Picture?]]
[[Category:Videos]]
[[Category:1990s]]
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What's Wrong With This Picture?

2022-04-26T04:04:28Z

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{{Infobox
|title = What's Wrong?
|image = Ww.jpg
|maker = Jaybill McCarthy
|type = Flash animation
|date = 2002 (possibly 2001)
|imagecaption = The cause of PTSD starts on this "image.". Before the screamer.}}
'''What's Wrong With This Picture?''' or '''What's Wrong?''' or '''What's wrong with this image?''' is an infamous internet [[screamer]] created by Jaybill McCarthy, originally hosted on his personal website "Jaybill" in early 2002, (possibly late 2001).<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020317063912/http://www.jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=49</ref> Many copies have since appeared on the internet, and is an example of an early e-mail chainletter prank.
==Content==
The animation disguises itself as a normal stock photo of a dining room; depicting an open window, table, chairs, paintings, and flowers. The viewer is then asked to find something wrong in it, however, there are no actual errors in the picture itself. After about 30 seconds the screen cuts to a grainy black and white closeup of an eyeless woman with a wide mouth putting her hands, which have their pinky fingers raised, around the sides of her face, accompanied by audio of Mrs. Mae Kilgore (from the 1957 film ''[[wikipedia:From Hell It Came|From Hell It Came]]'', played by [[wikipedia:Linda Watkins|Linda Watkins]]) screaming, albeit muffled, distorted and echoing. The animation repeats afterward,

The [[screamer]] face itself originates from gettyimages<ref>https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/young-woman-screaming-close-up-royalty-free-image/BD4381-001</ref>, and was created by photographer 'Gandee Vasan' in 1998 as a stock photo inspired by "The Scream" by Edvard Munch. This stock image was also used (albeit heavily edited) for the cover of the 2001 film "Maniacts."

Jaybill himself is the one who doctored the stock photo into its now ''infamous'' form we know today, starting with this screamer and then the ones succeeding it.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020716184225/http://www.jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=57</ref>

==History==
<blockquote>NOTE: This section is about the histories (and the rise) of WWWTPs.</blockquote>The Screamer gained traction rather quickly, with 5,000 page views an hour (6 million per month) shortly after it's release.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020609145230/http://jaybill.com:80/article.php?articleID=82</ref> Ironically, many viewers did not get the "joke" the first time... so Jaybill made an alternate version of the screamer titled the "observationally impaired" edition. This version added a bunch of text pointing out all the things it wasn't, then would warn the viewer the scare was coming with big arrows saying "this is it! this is what is wrong! the original image was just to deceive you!" This version is currently lost.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020802050810/http://www.jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=79</ref>

In February 2002 Funshack released their own [[screamer]], which featured a living room and the need to figure out what's wrong with it; after 10 seconds, a mouse (from Liquid Generation's [[Optical Illusion]]) appears with a shriek.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20070704220607/http://www.funshack.com/scary.html</ref> A Spanish version of the original was released in March 2002 by Jaca101 on the website Jaca101.com.<ref>web.archive.org/web/20020329184718oe_/jaca101.com/efectooptico.swf</ref> Another comparable version also exists, but there are no links to it, though ScreamerCentral uses the .swf file as a showcase video for “What's Wrong?”, which can be accessed here.<ref><nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXWOti9M3ek</nowiki></ref> [[Liquid Generation]] made a series of WWWTP in April 2002, only 3 animations were made altogether. from April to December, many copies began to appear, though most of them were deleted.

Weasel Circus also created their own version of WWWTP in 2003. In 2009, Amendia uploaded a [[YouTube]] video which has reached over 1.7 million views. WikiHow also used the [[screamer]] as a reference to “Internet Screamers”.<ref>WikiHow's "[https://www.wikihow.com/Recognize-an-Internet-%22Screamer%22-Video Recognize an Internet Screamer Video]"</ref> though many [[screamers]] like this began to appear, they aren’t well-known in the new era.
==Impact==
{{See Also|Reaction videos}}
The animation has been reuploaded on multiple websites including [[YouTube]], where it has gained many views. The screamer has also been featured on ''[[America's Funniest Home Videos]]'' (used there as a substitute screamer in place of Regan MacNeil in [[The Maze]]) numerous times. Screamers of this kind became more and more popular as they began to circulate on the Internet. A few more examples of this are [[What's wrong with this picture?]], [[Zoeken]], [[Forest-wmv]] and [[Basement Ghost]].

The screamer gained so much traction in it's day, that it actually managed to land a spot in the New York Times on April 22, 2002. The article hosts a small interview with Jaybill, who describes both his website and the screamer which was made "exclusively for the purpose of scaring my girlfriend''."''<ref>"[https://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/22/business/compressed-data-why-is-this-room-so-popular-shh-you-re-about-to-find-out.html?searchResultPosition=1]"</ref>

Interestingly enough, the very *first* screamer [[reaction video]] on the internet may have originated alongside this screamer. In mid-2002, Jaybill posted an article on his website in regards to a video sent to him from a subject reacting to this screamer. The subject/victim of the video is named "Jose."<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020609151218/http://jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=94</ref>

=='''References'''==
<references />
==Links==
*''[[:Category:What's Wrong face|All screamers using the "What's Wrong" jumpscare image.]]''
NOTE: The following animation contains a [[screamer]]!
* tekzoned.com/whatswrong/
* '''Raw .swf''': <s>winterrowd.com/whatswrong/whats-wrong.swf</s>
* '''Rum Design .swf Archive''': web.archive.org/web/20050514064626/rumdesign.com/wrong/wrong.swf
*<s>winterrowd.com/whatswrong</s>
* '''Raw .swf from TekZoned''': tekzoned.com/whatswrong/whatswrong.swf
*'''Showcase Video''': youtube.com/watch?v=f0VXgx1tegk
{{Winterrowd}}
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[[Category:Whats Wrong Scream]]
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What's Wrong With This Picture?

2022-04-26T04:03:17Z

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{{Infobox
|title = What's Wrong?
|image = Ww.jpg
|maker = Jaybill McCarthy
|type = Flash animation
|date = 2002 (possibly 2001)
|imagecaption = The cause of PTSD starts on this "image.". Before the screamer.}}
'''What's Wrong With This Picture?''' or '''What's Wrong?''' or '''What's wrong with this image?''' is an infamous internet [[screamer]] created by Jaybill McCarthy, originally hosted on his personal website "Jaybill" in early 2002, (possibly late 2001).<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020317063912/http://www.jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=49</ref> Many copies have since appeared on the internet, and is an example of an early e-mail chainletter prank.
==Content==
The animation disguises itself as a normal stock photo of a dining room; depicting an open window, table, chairs, paintings, and flowers. The viewer is then asked to find something wrong in it, however, there are no actual errors in the picture itself. After about 30 seconds the screen cuts to a grainy black and white closeup of an eyeless woman with a wide mouth putting her hands, which have their pinky fingers raised, around the sides of her face, accompanied by audio of Mrs. Mae Kilgore (from the 1957 film ''[[wikipedia:From Hell It Came|From Hell It Came]]'', played by [[wikipedia:Linda Watkins|Linda Watkins]]) screaming, albeit muffled, distorted and echoing. The animation repeats afterward,

The [[screamer]] face itself originates from gettyimages<ref>https://www.gettyimages.com/detail/photo/young-woman-screaming-close-up-royalty-free-image/BD4381-001</ref>, and was created by photographer 'Gandee Vasan' in 1998 as a stock photo inspired by "The Scream" by Edvard Munch. This stock image was also used (albeit heavily edited) for the cover of the 2001 film "Maniacts."

Jaybill himself is the one who doctored the stock photo into its now ''infamous'' form we know today, starting with this screamer and then the ones succeeding it.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020716184225/http://www.jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=57</ref>

==History==
<blockquote>NOTE: This section is about the histories (and the rise) of WWWTPs.</blockquote>The Screamer gained traction rather quickly, with 5,000 page views an hour (6 million per month) shortly after it's release.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020609145230/http://jaybill.com:80/article.php?articleID=82</ref> Ironically, many viewers did not get the "joke" the first time... so Jaybill made an alternate version of the screamer titled the "observationally impaired" edition. This version added a bunch of text pointing out all the things it wasn't, then would warn the viewer the scare was coming with big arrows saying "this is it! this is what is wrong! the original image was just to deceive you!" This version is currently lost.<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020802050810/http://www.jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=79</ref>

In February 2002 Funshack released their own [[screamer]], which featured a living room and the need to figure out what's wrong with it; after 10 seconds, a mouse (from Liquid Generation's [[Optical Illusion]]) appears with a shriek.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20070704220607/http://www.funshack.com/scary.html</ref> A Spanish version of the original was released in March 2002 by Jaca101 on the website Jaca101.com.<ref>web.archive.org/web/20020329184718oe_/jaca101.com/efectooptico.swf</ref> Another comparable version also exists, but there are no links to it, though ScreamerCentral uses the .swf file as a showcase video for “What's Wrong?”, which can be accessed here.<ref><nowiki>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXWOti9M3ek</nowiki></ref> [[Liquid Generation]] made a series of WWWTP in April 2002, only 3 animations were made altogether. from April to December, many copies began to appear, though most of them were deleted.

Weasel Circus also created their own version of WWWTP in 2003. In 2009, Amendia uploaded a [[YouTube]] video which has reached over 1.7 million views. WikiHow also used the [[screamer]] as a reference to “Internet Screamers”.<ref>WikiHow's "[https://www.wikihow.com/Recognize-an-Internet-%22Screamer%22-Video Recognize an Internet Screamer Video]"</ref> though many [[screamers]] like this began to appear, they aren’t well-known in the new era.
==Impact==
{{See Also|Reaction videos}}
The animation has been reuploaded on multiple websites including [[YouTube]], where it has gained many views. The screamer has also been featured on ''[[America's Funniest Home Videos]]'' (also used there as a substitute screamer for Regan MacNeil in [[The Maze]]) numerous times. Screamers of this kind became more and more popular as they began to circulate on the Internet. A few more examples of this are [[What's wrong with this picture?]], [[Zoeken]], [[Forest-wmv]] and [[Basement Ghost]].

The screamer gained so much traction in it's day, that it actually managed to land a spot in the New York Times on April 22, 2002. The article hosts a small interview with Jaybill, who describes both his website and the screamer which was made "exclusively for the purpose of scaring my girlfriend''."''<ref>"[https://www.nytimes.com/2002/04/22/business/compressed-data-why-is-this-room-so-popular-shh-you-re-about-to-find-out.html?searchResultPosition=1]"</ref>

Interestingly enough, the very *first* screamer [[reaction video]] on the internet may have originated alongside this screamer. In mid-2002, Jaybill posted an article on his website in regards to a video sent to him from a subject reacting to this screamer. The subject/victim of the video is named "Jose."<ref>https://web.archive.org/web/20020609151218/http://jaybill.com/article.php?articleID=94</ref>

=='''References'''==
<references />
==Links==
*''[[:Category:What's Wrong face|All screamers using the "What's Wrong" jumpscare image.]]''
NOTE: The following animation contains a [[screamer]]!
* tekzoned.com/whatswrong/
* '''Raw .swf''': <s>winterrowd.com/whatswrong/whats-wrong.swf</s>
* '''Rum Design .swf Archive''': web.archive.org/web/20050514064626/rumdesign.com/wrong/wrong.swf
*<s>winterrowd.com/whatswrong</s>
* '''Raw .swf from TekZoned''': tekzoned.com/whatswrong/whatswrong.swf
*'''Showcase Video''': youtube.com/watch?v=f0VXgx1tegk
{{Winterrowd}}
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[[Category:Animations]]
[[Category:Flash]]
[[Category:What's Wrong face]]
[[Category:Whats Wrong Scream]]
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The Nun - YouTube Ads

2022-04-23T23:40:50Z

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{{Infobox Commercial
|name = The Nun - YouTube Ads
|image = The Nun YouTube Ad.jpg
|imagecaption = The second before the screamer.
|company = Warner Bros.
|type = Online Advertisement
|aired in = September 2018
|banned advert = Yes
|country = United States
|to advertise = ''[[wikipedia:The Nun (2018 film)|The Nun]]''
}}
[[wikipedia:The Nun (2018 film)|'''The Nun''']] is a Gothic supernatural horror film directed by Corin Hardy and written by [[wikipedia:Gary Dauberman|Gary Dauberman]], from a story by Dauberman and [[wikipedia:James Wan|James Wan]]. It is a spin-off of 2016's ''[[Wikipedia:The Conjuring 2|The Conjuring 2]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Conjuring Universe|The Conjuring Universe]]'', It was released in September 2018.

In August 2018, an advertising campaign for the film began on [[YouTube]]. However, instead of using the film's trailer, users were instead tricked by a 5-second unskippable ad by The Nun (Valak).

The ads would lure the user into a false sense of security, by doing one of the following:
* A few seconds of a volume icon going up and down (much like [[wikipedia:macOS|macOS]]/[[wikipedia:iOS|iOS]]) for a few seconds, to trick the user into thinking it's an advert by Apple before The Nun appears with an incredibly loud scream. (This was the only one found, meaning the others are lost.)
* A fake buffering logo, to trick the user into thinking the ad is struggling to load, then The Nun (Valak) appears with a loud scream.
* Nothing about 5 seconds, then The Nun pops up along with a loud scream.
* A spinning ball, much like the "''Beach ball of death''" found on Apple Macs.
* Fades into a hall, then slowly moves down the room, a bell tolls, then The Nun appears.

After many users' complaints, YouTube pulled the ads from their site for containing "shocking content".

Other users claim a very similar ad is on Instagram & Snapchat, but rather than being one of the aforementioned ads, it's a flashing warning sign.

==Trivia==
*Brad Johnson, the actor who portrayed the zombie in various [[K-fee commercials]], mentioned ''The Nun'' ad in an interview with [https://www.youtube.com/c/RhysProductions11 Rhys Productions 11] when he was asked if he had a favorite jumpscare from a movie/piece of media. He mentioned that he saw a trailer for The Nun in the cinema, which jump scared him and caused him to throw his popcorn.

==Links==
NOTE: The following links contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=N436v51QBkk
* '''YouTube's official statement regarding the ad''': twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1029185298524123137
[[Category:YouTube]]
[[Category:2018]]
[[Category:Videos]]
[[Category:Commercials]]
[[Category:Immediate]]
[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:Warner Bros.]]
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The Nun - YouTube Ads

2022-04-23T23:40:19Z

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Nun - YouTube Ads, The}}
{{NSFL}}
{{Infobox Commercial
|name = The Nun - YouTube Ads
|image = The Nun YouTube Ad.jpg
|imagecaption = The second before the screamer.
|company = Warner Bros.
|type = Online Advertisement
|aired in = September 2018
|banned advert = Yes
|country = United States
|to advertise = ''[[wikipedia:The Nun (2018 film)|The Nun]]''
}}
[[wikipedia:The Nun (2018 film)|'''The Nun''']] is a Gothic supernatural horror film directed by Corin Hardy and written by [[wikipedia:Gary Dauberman|Gary Dauberman]], from a story by Dauberman and [[wikipedia:James Wan|James Wan]]. It is a spin-off of 2016's ''[[Wikipedia:The Conjuring 2|The Conjuring 2]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:The Conjuring Universe|The Conjuring Universe]]'', It was released in September 2018.

In August 2018, an advertising campaign for the film began on [[YouTube]]. However, instead of using the film's trailer, users were instead tricked by a 5-second unskippable ad by The Nun (Valak).

The ads would lure the user into a false sense of security, by doing one of the following:
* A few seconds of a volume icon going up and down (much like [[wikipedia:macOS|macOS]]/[[wikipedia:iOS|iOS]]) for a few seconds, to trick the user into thinking it's an advert by Apple before The Nun appears with an incredibly loud scream. (This was the only one found, meaning the others are lost.)
* A fake buffering logo, to trick the user into thinking the ad is struggling to load, then The Nun (Valak) appears with a loud scream.
* Nothing about 5 seconds, then The Nun pops up along with a loud scream.
* A spinning ball, much like the "''Beach ball of death''" found on Apple Macs.
* Fades into a hall, then slowly moves down the room, a bell tolls, then The Nun appears.

After many users' complaints, YouTube pulled the ads from their site for containing "shocking content".

Other users claim a very similar ad is on Instagram & Snapchat, but rather than being one of the aforementioned ads, it's a flashing warning sign.

==Trivia==
*Brad Johnson, the actor who portrayed the zombie in various [[K-fee commercials]], mentioned ''The Nun'' ad in an interview with [https://www.youtube.com/c/RhysProductions11 Rhys Productions 11] when he was asked if he had a favorite jumpscare from a movie/piece of media. He mentioned that
he saw a trailer for The Nun in the cinema, which jump scared him and caused him to throw his popcorn.

==Links==
NOTE: The following links contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=N436v51QBkk
* '''YouTube's official statement regarding the ad''': twitter.com/TeamYouTube/status/1029185298524123137
[[Category:YouTube]]
[[Category:2018]]
[[Category:Videos]]
[[Category:Commercials]]
[[Category:Immediate]]
[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:Warner Bros.]]
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PlayStation 2 "Red Screen of Death"

2022-04-23T06:05:00Z

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{{Infobox
|title = Playstation 2 (RSOD)
|image = Mqdet.jpg
|maker = lumpycheesegames
|type = YouTube video
|date = February 25th, 2010
}}
'''Playstation 2 "Red Screen Of Death''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded by ''lumpychessegames.'' on 2010.

The video starts with the ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playstation_2 PlayStation 2]'' ''startup screen''. After the startup ends - once the camera zooms and "goes through" the cloud and towers - the RSOD (Red screen of Death) error appears, with its "Please insert a Playstation or Playstation 2 format disc" notice. However, After 20 seconds: a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Exorcist_(film) The Exorcist], appears with the same scream used from [[The Maze]].

==Trivia==
* In Death Screens and Various Other Errors, a video released on YouTube in 2012 by TheDash456 in which errors and death screens are discussed, there is a part in the first two minutes where Dash talks about the PS2's red screen. At 2:42, a picture Regan pops up with no sound other than Dash’s narration. In the comments, he explains that the source video for the RSOD included “that and a loud scream”. Not wanting a screamer in his video, he made an attempt to cut it out but was not entirety successful. This is more than likely the source video he used.
== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=AYrwJAZ_rEQ
* Screamer-free version: youtube.com/watch?v=5FzHo6x91cY&t=58s
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[[Category:Other makers]]
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File:Nintendopower.jpeg

2022-04-23T05:16:26Z

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All 20 gamecube startups

2022-04-23T03:59:25Z

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{{Infobox
|title = All 20 gamecube startups
|image = Gamecube.jpg
|maker = SNJ1234
|type = Video
|date = May 3, 2010
|imagecaption = Classic Logo, Good meme, Screamer fodder?
}}
'''All 20 gamecube startups''' is a [[screamer]] video created and uploaded onto [[YouTube]] by a user ''SNJ1234'' in 2010.

According to this video, there are apparently 20 startups of the [[wikipedia:GameCube|Nintendo GameCube]] video game console instead of 3. The first three startups in the video are the normal startups that are added on every GameCube, but the next seventeen startups are nothing but the same startup but edited with different special effects that can be 'achieved' by pressing different buttons or switching the memory card.

All you have to do to achieve the 20th and last startup is to ''switch memory card "B" to "A", then back to "B"'', which is described in the video itself. However, when the last startup is about to end, the zombie from the [[K-fee commercials]] pops up with a scream. The video ends with the text, saying "''LOL"''.
==Links==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=PFxV2f2D6U8
* '''Permalink''': bit.ly/2S3KTZd
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[[Category:K-fee]]
[[Category:Other makers]]
[[Category:Animations]]

Ghost Caught on Tape

2022-04-22T03:52:44Z

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}}
{{SimilarName|original video|[[Ghost Caught on Tape (2020 Remake)|2020 remake]] with the same name}}
{{Infobox
|name = Ghost Caught on Tape
|image = GhostCaughtOnTapeUpscale.jpg
|imagecaption = A screenshot from the video.
|maker = Steve Zuranski (SZWorld)
|type = YouTube video
|date = 2006 (Recorded in 2005)
}}

'''Ghost Caught on Tape''', also known as '''Scary Rocking Chair''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded by Steve Zuranski ([[YouTube]] user SZWORLD) on October 1, 2006. The video has gained over 77 million views as of June 2020. It was also hosted on [[winterrowd.com]].

The original video starts in a dark room with a giant white rocking chair in the middle - though other uploaded versions may display red and white text on a black background before this. There is a rocking horse behind the chair and various items scattered across the floor, including a water bottle. There is a Chevy commercial playing very quietly in the background, with a mom talking about the Little Mermaid as well. The camera footage is grainy and appears to be using a night-vision filter.

During the video, the blanket on the far right appears to move slightly. Towards the end, the rocking chair starts moving on its own - right after, a woman with [[Regan MacNeil]]'s face appears right in front of the rocking chair and crawls up to the camera with an echoing scream. The video ends with white text reading "www.szworld.net".

There is an alternate version where the screamer was replaced by the eyeless woman from [[What’s Wrong]].

== Background ==
The house is the original house that Steve and his family had lived in before they moved out - [[Little Boy Haunted by Demons]] was also filmed here. The heavily sped-up footage of the woman crawling up to the camera is Caroline Bryant, Steve's wife, and the alternate version's jumpscare image is in fact a moving picture of her face with black effects on it and slightly contrasted.

==Links ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
*youtube.com/watch?v=QfZItov1BUo
*'''Alternative Version''': youtube.com/watch?v=9tRp6IoUQ_U

[[Category:2005]]
[[Category:2006]]
[[Category:Videos]]
[[Category:Regan MacNeil]]
[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:Winterrowd]]
[[Category:SZWorld]]
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Category:Screamers featured on America's Funniest Home Videos

2022-04-22T03:35:43Z

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The Maze

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{{Infobox Game
|name = The Maze
|image = The_Maze.jpg
|imagecaption = The third level in The Maze.
|maker = [[Jeremy Winterrowd]]
|type = Flash game
|date = October 2004
|platform = [[Winterrowd.com]] (Bloggits)
|written in = Flash
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{{Quote|I made this game in October of '04 for Halloween and sent it to a few of my friends in an email. About 5 months later, someone had sent the same email back to my mother! It had turned into a viral email joke. I was very flattered and figured I should make a [[Winterrowd.com|website for all the stupid prank games I've made.]]|[[Jeremy Winterrowd]]<ref>Winterrowd responding to a question on Yahoo Answers http://web.archive.org/web/20191207130448/https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080810043147AA2Ssol</ref>}}

'''The Maze''', more commonly known as the '''Scary Maze Game''', was a Flash game created in October 2004. It was made by game developer [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] and was inspired by [[Steady Hand]].

This Flash prank disguises itself as a simple maze game in which the player has to utilize their mouse cursor to move a blue little dot through the maze. At the start screen, there is a note informing the player that the objective of the game is to pass through all 4 levels, and the player cannot touch the walls; however, there are only three levels in the game. The game also explains that it is best with the volume on, but, there is no sound in any part of the game except for the very secret level 4!

==Gameplay==
The first two levels are easy to complete. But as the third level is reached, the walls begin to shrink and have sharp turns, making it difficult to avoid touching them. This usually makes the player concentrate on the screen. Then, near the first curve to the left of the maze sharp part (The game also knows if the player is cheating; if they use right-click), an image of [[Regan MacNeil]] in her possessed state from the 1973 supernatural horror film ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]'' pops up along with two loud screams, scaring the user.

The game was uploaded in 2005 on Jeremy's website, Winterrowd.com. The original version of the game had some slight differences in color, where orange/yellow with alternative text was used instead of turquoise. There is an alternative version of the game used in the comedy television series ''[[America's Funniest Home Videos]]'', where the face is replaced with the one from [[What's Wrong?]],<ref>youtu.be/qNW7Zzgapsg?t=30</ref> due to Warner Bros' copyright laws.

== Reactions ==
{{Main|Reaction videos}}
[[File:Reaction.png|thumb|Justice playing [[The Maze]], one of the famous screamers.|220x220px]]
Many people have posted videos of other people reacting to the game. The first [https://odysee.com/@screamreuploads:e/chad-pranks-his-stepson-justice:2 reaction video] on YouTube was uploaded by ''OUTLAW713'', on February 21, 2006.<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20070306004420/https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bvv7MBZk_f4</ref> In the [[reaction video]], a young kid, ''Justice'', is playing the maze. Then, he gets surprised by the screamer. Shocked, he starts screaming and repeatedly hitting the computer screen. He then runs to his stepdad, ''Chad'', and starts crying. The original video and channel were terminated or taken down some time in 2009, however, some reuploads had over 27 million views.
The most viewed Maze Game video was uploaded by YouTube user nalts and has accumulated over 43 million views as of October 2017, However, the channel was terminated by [[YouTube]] moderators.

===Level 4===
[[File:Level4.jpg|thumb|One of the supposed "Level 4"s|205x205px]]
Even though only three levels exist in the game code, some videos circulated about a secret fourth level. On [[YouTube]], there are some fake videos of people supposedly successfully going through the 3rd level and finally entering the 4th level. The earliest "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXWsd5_qlpw tutorial]" on how to get to the 4th level was uploaded by the YouTube user SoccerMomDebbie on October 19, 2008.

Other videos of the mysterious level continued to circulate. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NedCSuGt0eg This video], which has more than 1.25 million views as of 2019 showed the cursor make a shortcut (which in practice would have killed the player) in level 3 which unlocks a trigger to level 4 (pictured); once finishing the level, the game goes back to the main screen; text asks the viewer, "care to try a little bit faster this time?"

Outside of YouTube, users on Answers.com also about how to access the level; in response, users either replied a fake way or told the asker that level 4 does not exist.<ref>https://www.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_get_to_level_4_in_the_scary_maze_game</ref>

The fake level 4 was confirmed to have been made in Adobe Photoshop and played using the Microsoft Paint eraser.

=== Parodies ===
''The Maze'' has been parodied on [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CD0ZbvIyQE Saturday Night Live]. There is also a game called [[Save Justin Bieber]], created by Jeremy Winterrowd himself, which replaces some parts of the game with a picture of Justin Bieber and the maze color is light purple instead of cyan blue.

In ''[[wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]'' episode "''[[wikipedia:Flanders' Ladder|Flanders' Ladder]]''" ([[wikipedia:The Simpsons (season 29)|Season 29]]) the opening segment has Bart Simpson prank his sister Lisa by having her play a game called "''Genius Maze''", which is a direct spoof of The Maze, however, in this spoof, the jumpscare happened very early on in the 2nd level and has a popup of a zombie, instead of Regan.<ref>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=502ZX1fAKzk</ref>''<nowiki/>''

== Gallery ==
<gallery captiontextcolor="#ffffff" bordercolor="accent" bordersize="small" captionsize="large" captionalign="center" widths="200" position="center" spacing="small">
The Maze Menu.png|The main menu.
The Maze Level 1.png|The ''first'' level.
The Maze Level 2.png|The ''second'' level.
The Maze.jpg|The ''third'' level.
</gallery>

== References ==
<references />

== Links ==
NOTE: The following games contain [[screamers]]!
*'''Original version''': <s>winterrowd.com/maze</s>
*'''Unofficial HTML5 version''': playscarymazegame.net/play-scary-maze-game/
*''' Second HTML5 version''': scary-maze.com/html5/
**web.archive.org/web/20100820075301/www.winterrowd.com/maze/scary-maze-game.swf
*'''Orange version''': web.archive.org/web/20051223121743/winterrowd.com/maze1.swf
*'''[[Save Justin Bieber]] version''':''' '''<s>winterrowd.com/savebieber/</s>
**web.archive.org/web/20191030110327/www.winterrowd.com/savebieber/save-justin-bieber.swf
*'''''America's Funniest Home Videos'' version''': <s>winterrowd.com/afvmaze</s>
**web.archive.org/web/20190923130311/www.winterrowd.com/afvmaze/the-maze-afv.swf
*4online.net/flash/maze-game.html
*web.archive.org/web/20151208171129/akk.li/swf/maze.swf
=== Showcase video ===
*youtube.com/watch?v=0WjDrQ0IhBw

== Languages ==
This article is available in different language
*'''French Version''': [[The Maze/La souricière|La souricière]]
*'''Spanish Version''': [[The Maze/Spanish]]
*'''Tagalog Version by [[User:SkyBlueCat|SkyBlueCat]]''': [[The Maze/Tagalog]]

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Reaction videos

2022-04-22T02:23:32Z

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After the end of 2005, [[screamers]] and [[shock sites]] gradually transitioned from sending chain-mails to reaction videos where people recorded themselves reacting to videos, animations, and more. This idea was intentionally made for people to record themselves getting scared or horrified by screamers and shock sites. These are very popular on many video-sharing sites, such as [[YouTube]]. In other words, screamers and shock sites are the first kick-starters to ever take off the trend. This article is about the history of how it happened.
==In [[screamers]]==
The first screamer topic of this trend was [[What's Wrong With This Picture?]], which dated back to 2002. The earliest one was recorded on December 28, 2002, featuring a blonde woman reacting to the screamer, trying to find out what was wrong with it. Shortly after, the image of an eyeless woman appears with a loud scream, scaring the girl away. This video was featured in one of the episodes of ''[[America's Funniest Home Videos]]''. The former host of AFV, Tom Bergeron, also reacted to the screamer from one of the episodes as well.<ref>youtube.com/watch?v=A1YlEjxm8iQ</ref> Besides this, a tons of screamers appeared on America's Funniest Home Videos when Bergeron hosted the show since 2005 and they would eventually fizzle out once Bergeron retired as host in 2015.

<ref>https://the-true-tropes.fandom.com/wiki/America%27s_Funniest_Home_Videos/Nightmare_Fuel</ref>

On April 1, 2007, [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] held a contest, "Winterrowd Prank Contest", where people recorded their reactions to one of his screamers and emailed them to Jeremy. The contest has its own channel, prankcontest, where people's submissions chosen by Jeremy are uploaded to the channel.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20160409195708/https://www.youtube.com/user/prankcontest prankcontest] April 3, 2007 – via [[YouTube]]. Archived from [https://www.youtube.com/user/prankcontest the original]</ref> A public poll for the channel was made for people to choose which submissions were their favorites. The winner will receive a $100 cash prize for having their submission have the most votes.

The screamer reaction that recently became popular as a reaction to [[Super Mario 64 Big Star Secret]], a lost SM64 screamer<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20210109142815/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPe1hlC7B1Q&gl=US&hl=en "Little brother getting scared. Late reaction"] April 3, 2007 – via [[YouTube]]. Archived from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPe1hlC7B1Q the original]</ref> The video had gained 15,000 views after the hunt of Lost Media Wiki for the screamer took place in late-2020, which failed, really.
===The Maze reactions===
{{See Also|The Maze}}
[[File:Reaction.png|thumb|200px|A video of a boy named Justice playing [[The Maze]] was the first screamer reaction that became popular online.]]
The first [[screamer]] reactions to ever become popular was that of a boy named Justice playing [[The Maze]] at a desk on February 8, 2007.<ref name="macra">NACIÓN GAMER. (2021, October 9). [https://web.archive.org/web/20211106082259/https://www.marca.com/claro-mx/esports/opinion/2021/10/09/61621054ca4741e4078b45ac.html "Leyendas del Gaming: Scary Maze, la broma más cruel del viejo Internet"]. MARCA. Archived from [https://www.marca.com/claro-mx/esports/opinion/2021/10/09/61621054ca4741e4078b45ac.html the original].</ref><ref>Witney S. [https://web.archive.org/web/20150927232805/http://www.craveonline.com/culture/879173-editorial-trailer-reaction-videos-stupid "Editorial: Why Your Trailer Reaction Videos Are Stupid"]. Crave. Archived from [https://www.craveonline.com/culture/879173-editorial-trailer-reaction-videos-stupid the original].</ref> Shortly after, [[Regan MacNeil]] appears on the screen. The boy screams, repeatedly hits the screen, and runs up and cries to his step-dad, Chad, who was recording him.<ref name="macra" /> The video was first uploaded to [[YouTube]] by OUTLAW713 on February 21, 2006,<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20070306004420/https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bvv7MBZk_f4 "Maze"]. February 21, 2006 – via [[YouTube]]. Archived from [https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bvv7MBZk_f4 the original]</ref> but most people have mistaken it for having been first uploaded by the user CantWeAllJusGetAlong in May 2006, which had around 32,000,000 views at its peak.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20141115122718/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh87njiWTmw "Scary Maze prank - The Original"]. May 20, 2006 – via [[YouTube]]. Archived from [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh87njiWTmw the original]</ref> Either way, both videos were later removed by [[YouTube]]. Despite it being the first famous screamer reaction, the most ever viewed reaction was uploaded by nalts on June 28, 2008, which had 43,000,000 million views to date. then-Disney stars Miley Cyrus and Mandy Jiroux also recorded their reactions to the screamer,<ref>C, J. (2008, August 3). [https://web.archive.org/web/20080921080838/http://popdirt.com/miley-cyrus-coaches-mandy-jiroux-in-scary-maze-game/68268/ "Miley Cyrus Coaches Mandy Jiroux In Scary Maze Game"]. popdirt.com. Archived from [http://popdirt.com/miley-cyrus-coaches-mandy-jiroux-in-scary-maze-game/68268/ the original].</ref><ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20211106060029/https://www.elhorizonte.mx/escena/scary-maze-game/2678543 "‘El Laberinto’; juego que aterrorizó a toda una generación en internet"]. (2019, October 26) Elhorizonte. Archived from [https://www.elhorizonte.mx/escena/scary-maze-game/2678543 the original].</ref> uploaded to their channel "mileymandy" and had received 7,777,000 views as of November 2021.

On television, The Maze was also too popular enough to be featured twice in ''[[America's Funniest Home Videos]]'', when it was hosted by Tom Bergeron. Saturday Night Live parodied<ref>Rubino, J. (2019, November 1). [https://spartanink.org/6772/showcase/the-origins-of-the-scary-maze-game/ "The Origins Of the Scary Maze Game"]. Spartan Ink.</ref><ref name="macra" /> the Scary Maze Game reactions in one of the episodes, "I Didn't Ask For This".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4CD0ZbvIyQE "I Didn't Ask for This - Saturday Night Live"]. [[YouTube]] (August 16, 2013)</ref> The episode first depict a man (played by ''[[wikipedia:Bobby Moyniha|Bobby Moynihan]]'') playing The Maze, with little differences on the walls at the end. Shortly after, an inverted picture of a vampire woman appears with a loud scream. The man screams, punches the monitor once, and stands up next to the wall and says in front of the camera: "''[crying] Why, why did you do that? That's not funny at all!''". The man is then shown urinating his pants at the end of the video.

==In [[shock sites]]==
{{See Also|2 Girls 1 Cup}}
Reaction videos used the [[2 Girls 1 Cup]] trailer as one of their first topics.<ref>Diebelius, G. (2017, February 28). [https://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/27/magazine/reaction-videos.html It's Been 10 Years Since 2 Girls 1 Cup And It's Still As Shocking As Ever]. [[wikipedia:Metro (British newspaper)|Metro]].</ref> The earliest reaction was first uploaded by fartenewt to YouTube on September 22, 2007.<ref>Hester H. (2014) [https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=Q86mAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA50&lpg=PA50&dq=first+topic+of+reaction+videos+was+2+Girls+1+Cup&source=bl&ots=m1lvDsdQLb&sig=ACfU3U1WqzZwZVI9HURO6uq-bWCg4Rk7YA&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiWxInRq4P0AhVQ_GEKHVonBOcQ6AF6BAgUEAM#v=onepage&q=first%20topic%20of%20reaction%20videos%20was%202%20Girls%201%20Cup&f=false "Beyond Explicit: Pornography and the Displacement of Sex"] (p. 50) Albany, New York: SUNY Press</ref><ref>Middleton J. (2016) [https://books.google.com.ph/books?id=F-lJAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA125&lpg=PA125&dq=first+topic+of+reaction+videos+was+2+Girls+1+Cup&source=bl&ots=Aa9IjeYrSM&sig=ACfU3U2HIc7a1XrSH8cT3AOQ9CU4jtQTSg&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwidjpSbroP0AhUHkVYBHXv3DMEQ6AF6BAgVEAM "Documentary's awkward turn : cringe comedy and media spectatorship"] (p. 125) London ; New York : Routledge</ref> The video, which features three people, has received around 15,000,000 views as of now. The channel shortly created a website, 2girls1cupreactions.com, for users to upload their 2 Girls 1 Cup reactions to the site, but it quickly went down in less than 4 months. ''[[wikipedia:Family Guy|Family Guy]]'' also parodied<ref>Diebelius, G. (2017, February 28). [https://web.archive.org/web/20170228182535/https://metro.co.uk/2017/02/28/its-been-10-years-since-2-girls-1-cup-and-its-still-as-shocking-as-ever-6478673/ "It's Been 10 Years Since 2 Girls 1 Cup And It's Still As Shocking As Ever"]. [[wikipedia:Metro (British newspaper)|Metro]]. Archived from [https://metro.co.uk/2017/02/28/its-been-10-years-since-2-girls-1-cup-and-its-still-as-shocking-as-ever-6478673/ the original]</ref> reaction videos in one of the episodes, Back to the Woods. The episode features Brian asking Stewie to watch the shock video, which Stewie refused. After Stewie finally agreed to do so, Brian proceeds to record his reaction, which he responds to with disgust, shock, and surprise.

Shock sites hoaxes have begun to appear as they use reaction videos as evidence. One of the examples is [[3 Orangutans 1 Blender]], a video that claimed to depict abused orangutans being tortured. The earliest screamer reaction video of this was uploaded by Damonico to YouTube on March 8th, 2008.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yF0hgTByooo Scary Maze prank - 3Orangutans1Blender]. March 8, 2008 – via [[YouTube]].</ref><ref name="KYM">[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/3-orangutans-1-blender 3 Orangutans 1 Blender]. [[wikipedia:Know Your Meme|Know Your Meme]]. Accessed November 6, 2021.</ref> Damonico has nothing more to say other than stating that it's "very hard to find." in the video. Another video was shortly uploaded to YouTube, by a user known as Persephone Rose.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8PNylJ1Kmk 3 Orangutans 1 Blender REACTION VIDEO!!] - January 26, 2008 - via [[YouTube]]</ref> Persephone said in the video that his friend Ian (possibly Damonico) told him about the video and that he wrote it down in the paper for him to type in. At that time, no further information about the video has come to hand. It was until it was featured in one of Unnus Anus' videos, where they discuss "2 Girls 1 Cup".<ref name="KYM" /> Though Mark and Crank did not investigate further on the shock video, but it's brought up in the discussion again out of the blue.
==References==
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==See Also==
*[[Screamer Video Montage]]
==External Links==
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reaction_video Wikipedia article for Reaction videos]
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America's Funniest Home Videos

2022-04-12T03:04:05Z

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'''[[wikipedia:America's Funniest Home Videos|America's Funniest Home Videos]]''' is a comedy television series based on Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan a Japanese variety show. The show featured clips of submitted homemade videos from viewers. It was originally hosted by the late stand-up comedian [[wikipedia:Bob Saget|Bob Saget]] from 1989 to 1997, until it was passed on to other people, such as [[wikipedia:Tom Beregon|Tom Beregon]], [[wikipedia:John Fugelsang|John Fugelsang]], and others.

In 2005, [[screamers]] started to appear on the show in the spotlight when it was hosted by Tom Bergeron. Ever since he departed from AFV in 2015, screamers have stopped appearing on the show (only one appeared during Alfonso Ribero's run).

Tom described [[screamers]] as "the invention of a new practical joke. For example, soon after the match was invented, some joker came up with the hotfoot. After the invention of the door, someone invented the bucket of water over the door. So, of course, it makes sense that after the invention of e-mail, someone came up with this."

The show featured reactions to numerous screamers, notably including [[The Maze]], [[K-fee commercials]] and [[What's Wrong?]]. Notably, Tom reacts to the aforementioned screamer which opens up a montage of reactions.

==Reactions==
Beginning a segment featuring reactions to What's Wrong, Tom is sent an email that contains the screamer. He tries to figure out what is wrong with the photo of the dining room. Of course, after about 30 seconds, a photo of an eyeless woman screaming pops up with a scream (done by Homer Simpson from the animated sitcom ''[[wikipedia:The Simpsons|The Simpsons]]''). After this, Tom responds to the screamer by saying "Oh, that must be what these people saw." as it cuts to a montage of people reacting to the screamer.

Another segment featured reactions to the K-fee auto commercial. One episode opens up with a girl being scared by one of the ads, causing her to fall out of her chair.

Scary Maze Game reactions are also featured on the show, however, it was an alternative version of the game that features the screamer from What's Wrong rather than [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]'' (likely due to Warner Bros' copyright laws).

In one episode, a woman reacts to [[Look Into the Spiral]] from afar camera angle. Once the screamer occurs, she runs away (towards the cameraman) screaming. Another reaction involves a little girl being scared by this screamer, claiming the image to be her mom.

==See Also==
*[[Reaction videos]]
*[[What's Wrong With This Picture?]]
[[Category:Videos]]
[[Category:1990s]]
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America's Funniest Home Videos

2022-01-04T06:42:26Z

OCalligator: AFV and all of its screamers were a big part of my Nostalgia

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'''[[wikipedia:America's Funniest Home Videos|America's Funniest Home Videos]]''' is a comedy television series based on Fun TV with Kato-chan and Ken-chan a Japanese variety show. The show featured clips of submitted homemade videos from viewers. It was originally hosted by the stand-up comedian Bob Saget from 1989 to 1997, until it was passed on to other people, such as [[wikipedia:Tom Beregon|Tom Beregon]], John Fugelsang, and others.

In 2005, [[screamers]] started to appear on the show in the spotlight when it was hosted by Tom Bergeron. Ever since his departure from AFV in 2015, screamers have stopped appearing on the show (only one appeared during Alfonso Ribero's run).

Tom described [[screamers]] as "the invention of a new practical joke. For example, soon after the match was invented, some joker came up with the hot foot. After the invention of the door, someone invented the bucket of water over the door. So, of course, it makes sense that after the invention of e-mail, someone came up with this."

The show featured reactions to numerous screamers, notably including [[The Maze]], [[K-Fee commercials]] and [[What's Wrong?]]. Notably, Tom reacts to the aforementioned screamer which opens up a montage of reactions.

==Reactions==

Beginning a segment featuring reactions to What's Wrong, Tom is sent an email which contains the screamer. He tries to figure out what is wrong with the photo of the dining room. Of course, after about 30 seconds, a photo of an eyeless woman screaming pops up with an echoing Homer Simpson scream. After this, Tom responds to the screamer by saying "Oh, that must be what these people saw." as we cut to a montage of people reacting to the screamer.

Another segment featured reactions to the K-Fee Auto Commercial. One episode opens up with a girl being scared by one of the ads, causing her to fall out of her chair.

Scary Maze Game reactions are also featured on the show, however it was an alternative version of the game which features the screamer from What's Wrong rather than [[Regan MacNeil]] (likely due to copyright laws).

In one episode, we see a woman react to [[Look Into the Spiral]] from a far camera angle. Once the screamer occurs, she runs away (towards the cameraman) screaming. Another reaction involves a little girl being scared by this screamer.

==See Also==
*[[Reaction videos]]
*[[What's Wrong With This Picture?]]
[[Category:Videos]]
[[Category:1990s]]
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Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song!

2022-01-02T09:18:35Z

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{{Infobox
|title = Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song!
|image = Barneyswears.jpeg
|maker = SuperBrownPaperBag
|type = YouTube video
|date = June 30, 2010
|imagecaption = The moment before the screamer occurs.
}}

Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song! is a screamer video which was uploaded to [[YouTube]] in 2010 by SuperBrownPaperBag. The video is 48 seconds in length.
The video is supposed to trick viewers into thinking that Barney swears while singing I Love You.

The video begins with a 15 second intro. Then, on a blue background made in windows movie maker, white text reads "Barney Swears Live! see for yourself". After that, a slideshow of pictures of Barney begins to play with a slowed down version of I Love You playing in the background.

The slideshow consists of 3 pictures. One of Barney, Baby Bop and BJ, one of Barney by himself on a white background, and the last is a picture of Barney next to a table smiling. After 22 seconds, a grainy photo of Regan MacNeil from The Exorcist tinted green pops up and screams. The video ends immediately after.

==Link==
Warning: The following video contains a screamer!
*<nowiki>https://youtu.be/ApWL1aqNcdE</nowiki>
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Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song!

2022-01-02T09:14:47Z

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{{Infobox
|title = Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song!
|image = Barneyswears.jpeg
|maker = SuperBrownPaperBag
|type = YouTube video
|date = June 30, 2010
|imagecaption = The moment before the screamer occurs. "You hate me, I love you, all you've heard about hell is true!"
}}

Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song! is a screamer video which was uploaded to [[YouTube]] in 2010 by SuperBrownPaperBag. The video is 48 seconds in length.
The video is supposed to trick viewers into thinking that Barney swears while singing I Love You.

The video begins with a 15 second intro. Then, on a blue background made in windows movie maker, white text reads "Barney Swears Live! see for yourself". After that, a slideshow of pictures of Barney begins to play with a slowed down version of I Love You playing in the background.

The slideshow consists of 3 pictures. One of Barney, Baby Bop and BJ, one of Barney by himself on a white background, and the last is a picture of Barney next to a table smiling. After 22 seconds, a grainy photo of Regan MacNeil from The Exorcist tinted green pops up and screams. The video ends immediately after.

==Link==
Warning: The following video contains a screamer!
*<nowiki>https://youtu.be/ApWL1aqNcdE</nowiki>
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File:Barneyswears.jpeg

2022-01-02T08:57:24Z

OCalligator: The moment before the screamer occurs in Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song!

== Summary ==
The moment before the screamer occurs in Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song!

Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song!

2021-12-17T22:14:39Z

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Barney Swears While Singing I Love You Song! is a screamer video which was uploaded to YouTube in 2010 by SuperBrownPaperBag. The video is 48 seconds in length.
The video is supposed to trick viewers into thinking that Barney swears while singing I Love You.

The video begins with a 15 second intro. Then, on a blue background made in windows movie maker, white text reads "Barney Swears Live! see for yourself". After that, a slideshow of pictures of Barney begins to play with a slowed down version of I Love You playing in the background.

The slideshow consists of 3 pictures. One of Barney, Baby Bop and BJ, one of Barney by himself on a white background, and the last is a picture of Barney next to a table smiling. After 22 seconds, a grainy photo of Regan MacNeil from The Exorcist tinted green pops up and screams. The video ends immediately after.

==Link==
Warning: The following video contains a screamer!
https://youtu.be/ApWL1aqNcdE