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Numbers Bootleg.exe

2026-03-28T09:24:45Z

Simoforo:

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{{Infobox
|title=Numbers Bootleg.exe
|image=Catastrophe.PNG
|imagecaption= Yes, that's the absolute catastrophe that happens in the video.
|maker=Wile Coyo73 Official
|Release date= March 1st, 2026
}}
'''Numbers Bootleg.exe''' is a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by Wile Coyo73 on March 1st, 2026.

The video features a series of numerical figures appear against a black background, accompanied by visual distortion. The footage presents the numbers one through three before skipping to four, five, and six; eventually, the sequence counts upward to nine, though only the word "nine" is displayed.

Following this sequence, the video cuts abruptly to a silent image of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]''. A second silent screamer follows, depicting a close-up of a man attempting a wide, toothy grin. The aftermath displays a stylized number "one" with blinking eyes, set to the theme from the SpongeBob Bootleg [[creepypasta]].

The final part of the video features [[wikipedia:Jesus|Jesus]] set to the ''[[wikipedia:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]'' theme song, followed by a three-image sequence of [https://pingu.fandom.com/wiki/Robby Robby] from the animated series ''[[wikipedia:Pingu|Pingu]]''. The video fades to a "THE END" title card.

This video has been taken down after less than a month. But recently, it got reuploaded on the same user's TikTok account.
== Links ==
NOTE: The following [[video]] contains two [[screamers]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=XjtvwbbRRGo
* '''Original ABC Song''': youtube.com/watch?v=4sHOH_zsRl4
* Reupload: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRQXCuKY/
{{Comments}}
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[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:Pingu]]

Numbers Bootleg.exe

2026-03-27T21:25:27Z

Simoforo:

{{Infobox
|title=Numbers Bootleg.exe
|image=Catastrophe.PNG
|imagecaption= Yes, that's the absolute catastrophe that happens in the video.
|maker=Wile Coyo73 Official
|Release date= March 1st, 2026
}}
'''Numbers Bootleg.exe''' is a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by Wile Coyo73 on March 1st, 2026.

The video features a series of numerical figures appear against a black background, accompanied by visual distortion. The footage presents the numbers one through three before skipping to four, five, and six; eventually, the sequence counts upward to nine, though only the word "nine" is displayed.

Following this sequence, the video cuts abruptly to a silent image of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]''. A second silent screamer follows, depicting a close-up of a man attempting a wide, toothy grin. The aftermath displays a stylized number "one" with blinking eyes, set to the theme from the SpongeBob Bootleg [[creepypasta]].

The final part of the video features [[wikipedia:Jesus|Jesus]] set to the ''[[wikipedia:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]'' theme song, followed by a three-image sequence of [https://pingu.fandom.com/wiki/Robby Robby] from the animated series ''[[wikipedia:Pingu|Pingu]]''. The video fades to a "THE END" title card.

This video has been taken down after less than a month. But recently, it got reuploaded on YouTube by the same user and on the user's TikTok account.
== Links ==
NOTE: The following [[video]] contains two [[screamers]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=XjtvwbbRRGo
* '''Original ABC Song''': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sHOH_zsRl4
* Reupload: https://youtu.be/2NGiNtvDY38?is=BqOfsIEMdechFmL8
{{Comments}}
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[[Category:Pingu]]

Numbers Bootleg.exe

2026-03-27T21:24:08Z

Simoforo:

{{Infobox
|title=Numbers Bootleg.exe
|image=Catastrophe.PNG
|imagecaption= Yes, that's the absolute catastrophe that happens in the video.
|maker=Wile Coyo73 Official
|Release date= March 1st, 2026
}}
'''Numbers Bootleg.exe''' is a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by Wile Coyo73 on March 1st, 2026.

The video features a series of numerical figures appear against a black background, accompanied by visual distortion. The footage presents the numbers one through three before skipping to four, five, and six; eventually, the sequence counts upward to nine, though only the word "nine" is displayed.

Following this sequence, the video cuts abruptly to a silent image of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]''. A second silent screamer follows, depicting a close-up of a man attempting a wide, toothy grin. The aftermath displays a stylized number "one" with blinking eyes, set to the theme from the SpongeBob Bootleg [[creepypasta]].

The final part of the video features [[wikipedia:Jesus|Jesus]] set to the ''[[wikipedia:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]'' theme song, followed by a three-image sequence of [https://pingu.fandom.com/wiki/Robby Robby] from the animated series ''[[wikipedia:Pingu|Pingu]]''. The video fades to a "THE END" title card.

This video has been taken down after less than a month. But recently, it got reuploaded on YouTuber by the same user and on the user's TikTok account.
== Links ==
NOTE: The following [[video]] contains two [[screamers]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=XjtvwbbRRGo
* '''Original ABC Song''': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sHOH_zsRl4
{{Comments}}
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[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:Pingu]]

Numbers Bootleg.exe

2026-03-27T21:15:07Z

Simoforo:

{{Infobox
|title=Numbers Bootleg.exe
|image=Catastrophe.PNG
|imagecaption= Yes, that's the absolute catastrophe that happens in the video.
|maker=Wile Coyo73 Official
|Release date= March 1st, 2026
}}
'''Numbers Bootleg.exe''' is a [[screamer]] [[video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by Wile Coyo73 on March 1st, 2026.

The video features a series of numerical figures appear against a black background, accompanied by visual distortion. The footage presents the numbers one through three before skipping to four, five, and six; eventually, the sequence counts upward to nine, though only the word "nine" is displayed.

Following this sequence, the video cuts abruptly to a silent image of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[wikipedia:The Exorcist (film)|The Exorcist]]''. A second silent screamer follows, depicting a close-up of a man attempting a wide, toothy grin. The aftermath displays a stylized number "one" with blinking eyes, set to the theme from the SpongeBob Bootleg [[creepypasta]].

The final part of the video features [[wikipedia:Jesus|Jesus]] set to the ''[[wikipedia:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]'' theme song, followed by a three-image sequence of [https://pingu.fandom.com/wiki/Robby Robby] from the animated series ''[[wikipedia:Pingu|Pingu]]''. The video fades to a "THE END" title card.

This video has been taken down after less than a month. But recently, it got reuploaded on the original user's TikTok account.
== Links ==
NOTE: The following [[video]] contains two [[screamers]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=XjtvwbbRRGo
* '''Original ABC Song''': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sHOH_zsRl4
{{Comments}}
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[[Category:YouTube]]
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[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:Pingu]]

Countdown app

2025-01-02T15:32:09Z

Simoforo:

Countdown is the official phone application created by Ryan Boiling that is inspired by a horror movie with the same name. The app can determine the user's death date and will give a countdown until their death, however it is just a random number with a clock and the results mustn't be taken seriously, in fact it is based on nothing but on a false prediction.

== Android version ==
"Death? There's an app for that!"
[[File:Screenshot 2025-01-02 alle 16.22.11.png|alt=Countdown app's logo with the evil Goofy's face.|thumb|97x97px]]
[[File:17yrs 136day 19-16-39.png|alt=The clock once activated. Results are different for every person.|thumb|176x176px|The clock once activated. Results are different for every person.]]
When you open the app, a symbol of aries similar to the Goofy's face will appear with a loading circle on his forehead, then it will give you the terms and conditions of use, the first paragraph are very important because they say that the user must accept his/her fate and mustn't try to change it in anyway. Once clicked the "Accept and continue" button the symbol will reappear and after a while the timer will be revealed with an ascending sound. There's a 50-50 chance that the timer won't work and instead it will visualize just "-" on every unit. If the timer will start it has white numbers on a black screen, the phone will vibrate every second that passes, the app can also reproduce scary sounds and jumpscares sounds such as static with numbers flashing, long breathes, buzzing, roars, screams, ect.. On the low-right there's a button that once clicked it'll reveal a secret button that will allow you to watch a video to change your fate, once the button's clicked the video will play and when it finishes the clock reappears and it changes to a higher or lower countdown while a scary version of the Goofy's scream plays, when you'll click the ex the clock will return the same as the initial design. If you try to change the hour and date, force it to arrest or uninstall the app it won't work and you'll get a notification that says that you broke the user agreement with the scary version of the Goofy's scream. When a day passes on the app the ascending sound will play, when a year passes on the app the scary Goofy's scream will play, when on the app the years value will be zero the phone will do one beep and the same for days, hours, minutes and when the timer will run out at zero seconds it will do a long vibration. If you die before the time runs out your countdown will be prematurely zeroed and if you are still alive after the time ran out it will give you a shorter new countdown.

File:17yrs 136day 19-16-39.png

2025-01-02T15:30:36Z

Simoforo:

The clock once activated. Results are different for every person.

Countdown app

2025-01-02T15:23:40Z

Simoforo:

Countdown is a phone application created by Ryan Boiling that is inspired by a horror movie with the same name. The app can determine the user's death date and will give a countdown until their death, however it is just a random number with a clock and the results mustn't be taken seriously, in fact it is based on nothing but on a false prediction.

== Actual android version ==
"Death? There's an app for that!"
[[File:Screenshot 2025-01-02 alle 16.22.11.png|alt=Countdown app's logo with the evil Goofy's face.|thumb|97x97px]]
When you open the app, a symbol of aries similar to the Goofy's face will appear with a loading circle on his forehead, then it will give you the terms and conditions of use, the first paragraph are very important because they say that the user must accept his/her fate and mustn't try to change it in anyway. Once clicked the "Accept and continue" button the symbol will reappear and after a while the timer will be revealed with an ascending sound. There's a 50-50 chance that the timer won't work and instead it will visualize just "-" on every unit. If the timer will start it has white numbers on a black screen, the phone will vibrate every second that passes, the app can also reproduce scary sounds and jumpscares sounds such as static with numbers flashing, long breathes, buzzing, roars, screams, ect.. On the low-right there's a button that once clicked it'll reveal a secret button that will allow you to watch a video to change your fate, once the button's clicked the video will play and when it finishes the clock reappears and it changes to a higher or lower countdown while a scary version of the Goofy's scream plays, when you'll click the ex the clock will return the same as the initial design. If you try to change the hour and date, force it to arrest or uninstall the app it won't work and you'll get a notification that says that you broke the user agreement with the scary version of the Goofy's scream. When a day passes on the app the ascending sound will play, when a year passes on the app the scary Goofy's scream will play, when on the app the years value will be zero the phone will do one beep and the same for days, hours, minutes and when the timer will run out at zero seconds it will do a long vibration. If you die before the time runs out your countdown will be prematurely zeroed and if you are still alive after the time ran out it will give you a shorter new countdown.

File:Screenshot 2025-01-02 alle 16.22.11.png

2025-01-02T15:22:58Z

Simoforo:

Countdown app's logo

Countdown app

2025-01-02T15:17:51Z

Simoforo: Created page with "Countdown is a phone application created by Ryan Boiling that is inspired by a horror movie with the same name. The app can determine the user's death date and will give a countdown until their death, however it is just a random number with a clock and the results mustn't be taken seriously, in fact it is based on nothing but on a false prediction. == Actual android version == "Death? There's an app for that!" When you open the app, a symbol of aries similar to the Goo..."

Countdown is a phone application created by Ryan Boiling that is inspired by a horror movie with the same name. The app can determine the user's death date and will give a countdown until their death, however it is just a random number with a clock and the results mustn't be taken seriously, in fact it is based on nothing but on a false prediction.

== Actual android version ==
"Death? There's an app for that!"

When you open the app, a symbol of aries similar to the Goofy's face will appear with a loading circle on his forehead, then it will give you the terms and conditions of use, the first paragraph are very important because they say that the user must accept his/her fate and mustn't try to change it in anyway. Once clicked the "Accept and continue" button the symbol will reappear and after a while the timer will be revealed with an ascending sound. There's a 50-50 chance that the timer won't work and instead it will visualize just "-" on every unit. If the timer will start it has white numbers on a black screen, the phone will vibrate every second that passes, the app can also reproduce scary sounds and jumpscares sounds such as static with numbers flashing, long breathes, buzzing, roars, screams, ect.. On the low-right there's a button that once clicked it'll reveal a secret button that will allow you to watch a video to change your fate, once the button's clicked the video will play and when it finishes the clock reappears and it changes to a higher or lower countdown while a scary version of the Goofy's scream plays, when you'll click the ex the clock will return the same as the initial design. If you try to change the hour and date, force it to arrest or uninstall the app it won't work and you'll get a notification that says that you broke the user agreement with the scary version of the Goofy's scream. When a day passes on the app the ascending sound will play, when a year passes on the app the scary Goofy's scream will play, when on the app the years value will be zero the phone will do one beep and the same for days, hours, minutes and when the timer will run out at zero seconds it will do a long vibration. If you die before the time runs out your countdown will be prematurely zeroed and if you are still alive after the time ran out it will give you a shorter new countdown.

Countdown

2024-02-08T15:22:22Z

Simoforo:

{{Infobox
|title = Countdown
|image = Countdown.png
|imagecaption = Count down, from 60 to 0...
|maker = Steven Anderson
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = April 27th, 2009
}}
'''Countdown''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] on April 27, 2009 by Steven Anderson.

The video is a two-digits digital clock, counting down from one minute. It's fully silent and the number is green until reaches thirty seconds, at which point the theme song from the American game show ''[[Wikipedia:Jeopardy!|Jeopardy!]]'' begins to play and the number turns yellow. At fifteen seconds the number turns red and under ten seconds the number starts flashing red and white. When the time runs out, the backround begins flashing and a buzzing sound will play for 2 seconds; a picture of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''[[Wikipedia: The Exorcist|The Exorcist]]'' will appear right after, with a generic, normal female scream.

The video is designed to be a prank, aimed at people intending to use this as a countdown for any purpose. The video has accumulated over 300,000 views since its upload.

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" position="center" spacing="small" captionalign="center">
File:Countdown 60-40.mp4|Count down, from 60 to 41,...
File:Countdown (1).mp4|...from 40 to 21,...
File:Countdown (2).mp4|...from 20 to 1,...
File:Countdown (3).mp4|...and then open your eyes!
</gallery>

== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=9-N2N9QquSM
* '''Permalink:''' bit.ly/3kl6DjD

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File:Countdown (3).mp4

2024-02-08T15:15:29Z

Simoforo:

File:Countdown (2).mp4

2024-02-08T15:08:44Z

Simoforo:

20-1

File:Countdown (1).mp4

2024-02-08T15:06:20Z

Simoforo:

40-20

File:Countdown 60-40.mp4

2024-02-08T15:04:07Z

Simoforo:

60-40

Can you spot all the flags in this video?

2024-02-08T15:02:06Z

Simoforo:

{{Featured}}
{{Infobox
|title = Can you spot all the flags?
|image = can_you_spot_all_the_flags_in_this_video%20(1).mp4
|maker = jcuki5
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = September 19, 2006
}}
'''Can you spot all the flags in this video?''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by jcuki5 (Who also created ''[[Can You Spot The Difference?]]'') on September 19, 2006. The video pretends to be a challenge where the viewer has to guess how many flags there are.

The video starts with an image of the world map: Red text on the map reads: "I want you to count how many flags you are able to count until the end of the video. There is one clue: There are more than 200 flags." The text fades out to be replaced by a huge "Are you ready?" and a red "Go!!!" within a green spiky speech bubble. The game begins here: The video proceeds to show a fast slideshow of flags from around the world, requiring the viewer to concentrate on the video. Despite the video claiming to have "more than 200", the number of actual unique flags is much lower. Many flags get repeated a lot in the slideshow, with [[Wikipedia:Australia|Australia]] and [[Wikipedia:France|France]] being among the biggest offenders.

After a while, the video pauses at the flag of [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]], and a green rectangle appears above it with green text saying "PAUSE (add this flag also)" and an also green "GO AGAIN!" in a similar speech bubble as the first one, After this, the second array of flags begins, displaying more and more of them as expected, until the flag of [[Wikipedia:Micronesia|Micronesia]] is suddenly followed by a picture of a zombie with blood on its mouth and wide-open eyes, accompanied by a long looping explosion-like zombie scream. A black background with white text stating "A Jcuki5 Production" shows up, ending the video.

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center" captionsize="small" position="center">
File:Flagsscreamer1.PNG|Can you spot all the flags in this video?
File:EU.png|The moment when the video pauses at the European Union flag.
File:GO AGAIN EUU.png
File:Jcuki5productionsend.png|The ending text.
File:0K8hqq.gif|Many of the flags in the video
File:Can you spot all the flags in this video.mp4|The start of the video.
</gallery>

== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=za84YQm7uhY
*'''Permalink:''' bit.ly/3kl1N61

{{Comments}}
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[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:2006]]
[[Category:Movie Maker]]

File:Can you spot all the flags in this video.mp4

2024-02-08T14:59:42Z

Simoforo:

Can you spot all the flags in this video?

2024-02-08T14:58:30Z

Simoforo:

{{Featured}}
{{Infobox
|title = Can you spot all the flags?
|image = can_you_spot_all_the_flags_in_this_video%20(1).mp4
|maker = jcuki5
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = September 19, 2006
}}
'''Can you spot all the flags in this video?''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by jcuki5 (Who also created ''[[Can You Spot The Difference?]]'') on September 19, 2006. The video pretends to be a challenge where the viewer has to guess how many flags there are.

The video starts with an image of the world map: Red text on the map reads: "I want you to count how many flags you are able to count until the end of the video. There is one clue: There are more than 200 flags." The text fades out to be replaced by a huge "Are you ready?" and a red "Go!!!" within a green spiky speech bubble. The game begins here: The video proceeds to show a fast slideshow of flags from around the world, requiring the viewer to concentrate on the video. Despite the video claiming to have "more than 200", the number of actual unique flags is much lower. Many flags get repeated a lot in the slideshow, with [[Wikipedia:Australia|Australia]] and [[Wikipedia:France|France]] being among the biggest offenders.

After a while, the video pauses at the flag of [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]], and a green rectangle appears above it with green text saying "PAUSE (add this flag also)" and an also green "GO AGAIN!" in a similar speech bubble as the first one, After this, the second array of flags begins, displaying more and more of them as expected, until the flag of [[Wikipedia:Micronesia|Micronesia]] is suddenly followed by a picture of a zombie with blood on its mouth and wide-open eyes, accompanied by a long looping explosion-like zombie scream. A black background with white text stating "A Jcuki5 Production" shows up, ending the video.

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center" captionsize="small" position="center">
Flagsscreamer1.PNG|Can you spot all the flags in this video?
EU.png|The moment when the video pauses at the European Union flag.
GO AGAIN EUU.png
jcuki5productionsend.png|The ending text.
0K8hqq.gif|Many of the flags in the video
[[File:can_you_spot_all_the_flags_in_this_video.gif|200px|thumb|left|alt text]]
</gallery>

== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=za84YQm7uhY
*'''Permalink:''' bit.ly/3kl1N61

{{Comments}}
[[Category:YouTube]]
[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:2006]]
[[Category:Movie Maker]]

Can you spot all the flags in this video?

2024-02-08T14:54:32Z

Simoforo:

{{Featured}}
{{Infobox
|title = Can you spot all the flags?
|image = https://makeagif.com/i/Qu-g6H
|maker = jcuki5
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = September 19, 2006
}}
'''Can you spot all the flags in this video?''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by jcuki5 (Who also created ''[[Can You Spot The Difference?]]'') on September 19, 2006. The video pretends to be a challenge where the viewer has to guess how many flags there are.

The video starts with an image of the world map: Red text on the map reads: "I want you to count how many flags you are able to count until the end of the video. There is one clue: There are more than 200 flags." The text fades out to be replaced by a huge "Are you ready?" and a red "Go!!!" within a green spiky speech bubble. The game begins here: The video proceeds to show a fast slideshow of flags from around the world, requiring the viewer to concentrate on the video. Despite the video claiming to have "more than 200", the number of actual unique flags is much lower. Many flags get repeated a lot in the slideshow, with [[Wikipedia:Australia|Australia]] and [[Wikipedia:France|France]] being among the biggest offenders.

After a while, the video pauses at the flag of [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]], and a green rectangle appears above it with green text saying "PAUSE (add this flag also)" and an also green "GO AGAIN!" in a similar speech bubble as the first one, After this, the second array of flags begins, displaying more and more of them as expected, until the flag of [[Wikipedia:Micronesia|Micronesia]] is suddenly followed by a picture of a zombie with blood on its mouth and wide-open eyes, accompanied by a long looping explosion-like zombie scream. A black background with white text stating "A Jcuki5 Production" shows up, ending the video.

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center" captionsize="small" position="center">
Flagsscreamer1.PNG|Can you spot all the flags in this video?
EU.png|The moment when the video pauses at the European Union flag.
GO AGAIN EUU.png
jcuki5productionsend.png|The ending text.
0K8hqq.gif|Many of the flags in the video
[[File:can_you_spot_all_the_flags_in_this_video.gif|200px|thumb|left|alt text]]
</gallery>

== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=za84YQm7uhY
*'''Permalink:''' bit.ly/3kl1N61

{{Comments}}
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[[Category:2006]]
[[Category:Movie Maker]]

Can you spot all the flags in this video?

2024-02-08T14:53:04Z

Simoforo:

{{Featured}}
{{Infobox
|title = Can you spot all the flags?
|image = https://makeagif.com/i/Qu-g6H
|maker = jcuki5
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = September 19, 2006
}}
'''Can you spot all the flags in this video?''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by jcuki5 (Who also created ''[[Can You Spot The Difference?]]'') on September 19, 2006. The video pretends to be a challenge where the viewer has to guess how many flags there are.

The video starts with an image of the world map: Red text on the map reads: "I want you to count how many flags you are able to count until the end of the video. There is one clue: There are more than 200 flags." The text fades out to be replaced by a huge "Are you ready?" and a red "Go!!!" within a green spiky speech bubble. The game begins here: The video proceeds to show a fast slideshow of flags from around the world, requiring the viewer to concentrate on the video. Despite the video claiming to have "more than 200", the number of actual unique flags is much lower. Many flags get repeated a lot in the slideshow, with [[Wikipedia:Australia|Australia]] and [[Wikipedia:France|France]] being among the biggest offenders.

After a while, the video pauses at the flag of [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]], and a green rectangle appears above it with green text saying "PAUSE (add this flag also)" and an also green "GO AGAIN!" in a similar speech bubble as the first one, After this, the second array of flags begins, displaying more and more of them as expected, until the flag of [[Wikipedia:Micronesia|Micronesia]] is suddenly followed by a picture of a zombie with blood on its mouth and wide-open eyes, accompanied by a long looping explosion-like zombie scream. A black background with white text stating "A Jcuki5 Production" shows up, ending the video.

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center" captionsize="small" position="center">
Flagsscreamer1.PNG|Can you spot all the flags in this video?
EU.png|The moment when the video pauses at the European Union flag.
GO AGAIN EUU.png
jcuki5productionsend.png|The ending text.
0K8hqq.gif|Many of the flags in the video
Qu-g6H.gif|The start of the video
</gallery>

== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=za84YQm7uhY
*'''Permalink:''' bit.ly/3kl1N61

{{Comments}}
[[Category:YouTube]]
[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:2006]]
[[Category:Movie Maker]]

Can you spot all the flags in this video?

2024-02-08T14:50:48Z

Simoforo:

{{Featured}}
{{Infobox
|title = Can you spot all the flags?
|image = https://makeagif.com/i/Qu-g6H
|maker = jcuki5
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = September 19, 2006
}}
'''Can you spot all the flags in this video?''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by jcuki5 (Who also created ''[[Can You Spot The Difference?]]'') on September 19, 2006. The video pretends to be a challenge where the viewer has to guess how many flags there are.

The video starts with an image of the world map: Red text on the map reads: "I want you to count how many flags you are able to count until the end of the video. There is one clue: There are more than 200 flags." The text fades out to be replaced by a huge "Are you ready?" and a red "Go!!!" within a green spiky speech bubble. The game begins here: The video proceeds to show a fast slideshow of flags from around the world, requiring the viewer to concentrate on the video. Despite the video claiming to have "more than 200", the number of actual unique flags is much lower. Many flags get repeated a lot in the slideshow, with [[Wikipedia:Australia|Australia]] and [[Wikipedia:France|France]] being among the biggest offenders.

After a while, the video pauses at the flag of [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]], and a green rectangle appears above it with green text saying "PAUSE (add this flag also)" and an also green "GO AGAIN!" in a similar speech bubble as the first one, After this, the second array of flags begins, displaying more and more of them as expected, until the flag of [[Wikipedia:Micronesia|Micronesia]] is suddenly followed by a picture of a zombie with blood on its mouth and wide-open eyes, accompanied by a long looping explosion-like zombie scream. A black background with white text stating "A Jcuki5 Production" shows up, ending the video.

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center" captionsize="small" position="center">
Flagsscreamer1.PNG|Can you spot all the flags in this video?
EU.png|The moment when the video pauses at the European Union flag.
GO AGAIN EUU.png
jcuki5productionsend.png|The ending text.
0K8hqq.gif|Many of the flags in the video
</gallery>

== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=za84YQm7uhY
*'''Permalink:''' bit.ly/3kl1N61

{{Comments}}
[[Category:YouTube]]
[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:2006]]
[[Category:Movie Maker]]

Can you spot all the flags in this video?

2024-02-08T14:48:48Z

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{{Featured}}
{{Infobox
|title = Can you spot all the flags?
|image = can_you_spot_all_the_flags_in_this_video.gif
|maker = jcuki5
|type = [[YouTube]] video
|date = September 19, 2006
}}
'''Can you spot all the flags in this video?''' is a [[screamer]] video uploaded to [[YouTube]] by jcuki5 (Who also created ''[[Can You Spot The Difference?]]'') on September 19, 2006. The video pretends to be a challenge where the viewer has to guess how many flags there are.

The video starts with an image of the world map: Red text on the map reads: "I want you to count how many flags you are able to count until the end of the video. There is one clue: There are more than 200 flags." The text fades out to be replaced by a huge "Are you ready?" and a red "Go!!!" within a green spiky speech bubble. The game begins here: The video proceeds to show a fast slideshow of flags from around the world, requiring the viewer to concentrate on the video. Despite the video claiming to have "more than 200", the number of actual unique flags is much lower. Many flags get repeated a lot in the slideshow, with [[Wikipedia:Australia|Australia]] and [[Wikipedia:France|France]] being among the biggest offenders.

After a while, the video pauses at the flag of [[Wikipedia:European Union|European Union]], and a green rectangle appears above it with green text saying "PAUSE (add this flag also)" and an also green "GO AGAIN!" in a similar speech bubble as the first one, After this, the second array of flags begins, displaying more and more of them as expected, until the flag of [[Wikipedia:Micronesia|Micronesia]] is suddenly followed by a picture of a zombie with blood on its mouth and wide-open eyes, accompanied by a long looping explosion-like zombie scream. A black background with white text stating "A Jcuki5 Production" shows up, ending the video.

==Gallery==
<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center" captionsize="small" position="center">
Flagsscreamer1.PNG|Can you spot all the flags in this video?
EU.png|The moment when the video pauses at the European Union flag.
GO AGAIN EUU.png
jcuki5productionsend.png|The ending text.
0K8hqq.gif|Many of the flags in the video
</gallery>

== Link ==
NOTE: The following video contains a [[screamer]]!
* youtube.com/watch?v=za84YQm7uhY
*'''Permalink:''' bit.ly/3kl1N61

{{Comments}}
[[Category:YouTube]]
[[Category:Other scary images]]
[[Category:2006]]
[[Category:Movie Maker]]