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This screamer was used as an example in a '''''wikiHow''''' article called [[wikihow:Recognize-an-Internet-"Screamer"-Video|How to recognize an internet screamer]] and is one of the most famous screamers to circulate the internet | This screamer was used as an example in a '''''wikiHow''''' article called [[wikihow:Recognize-an-Internet-"Screamer"-Video|How to recognize an internet screamer]] and is one of the most famous screamers to circulate the internet. | ||
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Revision as of 00:41, 25 May 2019
For other screamers named "What's Wrong With This Picture?", see the Disambiguation Page.
What's wrong with this picture? is a screamer video uploaded by YouTube user Amanda Odenlid (known as rutgerhauerfan) in July 10, 2009.
Video
It starts with a message saying that there's a strange thing in the image, but she can't find it, so she's challenged the viewer to find it.
It then shows a picture of a simple merry-go-round in sepia tone moving to the right and down. After that, the video says to have a closer look, and the picture shows again, but without moving. After 8 seconds, the picture starts to fade-out and the video asks if the viewer has seen it.
After that, the video says to look closer and concentrate, and then the merry-go-round picture shows again, but it now shows a close view of the picture. At 1:25, a black and white photo of a demon girl in a mirror with bleeding mouth and eyes appears, with the same scream used in The Maze.
Trivia
This screamer was used as an example in a wikiHow article called How to recognize an internet screamer and is one of the most famous screamers to circulate the internet.
Link
NOTE: The following video contains a screamer!
- youtube.com/watch?v=qmPypcPIsWc