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|name = LOL Superman
|image = LOL Superman Cameramen.png
|image = LOL Superman Cameramen.png
|imagecaption = A photo of the supposed cameramen who filmed the video.
|imagecaption = A photo of the supposed cameramen who filmed the video.
|maker = Unknown
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|date = Circa 2006
|date = ~2006
|type = Shock video  
|type = [[Shock video]]
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LOL Superman is a nonexistent [[shock video]] posted by an unknown user. It was supposedly uploaded to [[YouTube]] in 2006, apparently receiving low ratings (YouTube had a 5-star rating system at this time) and was removed from the site at an unknown time after 2006.
'''LOL SUPERMAN''' refers to a [[shock video]] that was supposedly posted to [[YouTube]] by an unknown user in 2006. The video reportedly had a low rating at the time of its circulation, and was later removed from the platform.


The video begins with the cameraman outside the World Trade Center plaza on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_11_attacks September 11, 2001], sometime after 8:46 and before 9:59. Upon entering the plaza, they see the corpses of jumpers at the base of the North Tower. The camera then zooms in at the top of the towers, as jumpers fall and slam into the ground, making a loud noise. The camera then zooms in on the bodies on the ground.
The video begins with a cameraman outside the World Trade Center plaza during the [[Wikipedia:September 11 attacks|September 11 attacks]], sometime after 8:46 AM and before 9:59 AM. Upon entering the plaza, they see the corpses of jumpers at the base of the North Tower. The camera then zooms in at the top of the towers, as jumpers fall and slam into the ground, making a loud noise. The camera then zooms in on the bodies on the ground.


In 2015, an anonymous poster recounted their experience with the video to the /x/ (Paranormal) board on 4chan. They alleged that the video was hosted "back in the early days" of YouTube and featured graphic imagery of jumpers as stated above. The channel involved was allegedly "disabled not long after" and the comment section of the video received overwhelmingly negative feedback from those who watched it. The poster also stated that they had tried to find the video but to no avail.
In 2015, an anonymous poster recounted their experience with the video in the /x/ (Paranormal) board on [[4chan]]. They alleged that the video was hosted "back in the early days" of YouTube and featured graphic imagery of jumpers as stated above. The channel involved was allegedly "disabled not long after", and the video's comment section received overwhelmingly negative feedback from those who watched it. The poster also stated to have attempted to locate the footage, but to no avail.
 
== External links ==
* [https://lostmediawiki.com/%22LOL_SUPERMAN%22_(lost_World_Trade_Center_Plaza_footage_from_the_September_11th_attacks;_existence_unconfirmed;_2001) Lost Media Wiki]

Latest revision as of 08:21, 26 August 2026

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LOL SUPERMAN refers to a shock video that was supposedly posted to YouTube by an unknown user in 2006. The video reportedly had a low rating at the time of its circulation, and was later removed from the platform.

The video begins with a cameraman outside the World Trade Center plaza during the September 11 attacks, sometime after 8:46 AM and before 9:59 AM. Upon entering the plaza, they see the corpses of jumpers at the base of the North Tower. The camera then zooms in at the top of the towers, as jumpers fall and slam into the ground, making a loud noise. The camera then zooms in on the bodies on the ground.

In 2015, an anonymous poster recounted their experience with the video in the /x/ (Paranormal) board on 4chan. They alleged that the video was hosted "back in the early days" of YouTube and featured graphic imagery of jumpers as stated above. The channel involved was allegedly "disabled not long after", and the video's comment section received overwhelmingly negative feedback from those who watched it. The poster also stated to have attempted to locate the footage, but to no avail.

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