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[[File:SM64 Poster.png|thumb|A "Have You Seen Me?" poster made by Lost Media Wiki. The hunt started on September 2020 before it ended in the next year of the same month. Hopefully, the copy will be found in the future.]]
[[File:Reaction.png|thumb|200px|A video of a boy named Justice playing [[The Maze]] was the first screamer reaction that became popular online.]]
'''[[Super Mario 64 Big Star Secret]]''' is a partially-found [[YouTube]] [[screamer]] video based on the "secret" from Super Mario 64. The video was first uploaded to YouTube by Adam "LotusMan17" Bounds on August 15th, 2007, and was then deleted from the channel in late-2012. A crappy screamer about unlocking Luigi in a such terrible quality is enough to provoke a huge amount of search from everyone with informations that come to hand recently.
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.  


The video, of course, has to do with unlocking [[wikipedia:Luigi|Luigi]], and it begins with a handful of steps on how to do so; all of this was impressively made with [[wikipedia:Windows Movie Maker 2|Windows Movie Maker 2]]. At first, the steps are shown on the black screen, before Lotus begins doing what the steps say at the beginning. One of the instructions includes running around the [https://www.mariowiki.com/Main_Courtyard_Entrance courtyard statue] for a certain amount of time.
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.

Revision as of 23:49, 19 November 2021

A video of a boy named Justice playing The Maze was the first screamer reaction that became popular online.

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.

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.

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