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It begins with text informing the viewer about an F3 tornado that struck the creator's home and neighborhood in Kentucky on May 23, 2010 and then displays a series of images depicting the aftermath, supposedly out of respect for their neighbors. The first image shows a tornado, the second seems to depict tornado damage in a field, and the third and fourth features a heavily damaged building (the fourth one actually being a school), presumably destroyed by another tornado. However, these images are misleading. A reverse image search reveals that the first and third pictures actually originate from tornadoes in Kansas, while the second is from a tornado in Lawrence County, Alabama. The fourth one is from the [[Wikipedia:2007 Greensburg tornado|Greensburg tornado in 2007]].<ref>https://tornadotim.com/storm-chasing/tornado-insanity-kansas/</ref><ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/trail-of-destruction/12/</ref><ref>https://sciences.brussels/printemps2/pds2008/poster/nivelle_tornade1.pdf</ref>

Shortly after the fourth image appears, the video abruptly shifts to an eerie skeletal face, accompanied by a female screech. Afterwards, the first image reappears and remains on screen for the final 39 seconds of the video, while ~~crude, overlayed laughter~~ plays ~~briefly~~ in the background.

Shortly after the fourth image appears, the video abruptly shifts to an eerie skeletal face, accompanied by a female screech. Afterwards, the first image reappears and remains on screen for the final 39 seconds of the video, while a sound of Beavis and Butt-Head laughing plays in the background.

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 It begins with text informing the viewer about an F3 tornado that struck the creator's home and neighborhood in Kentucky on May 23, 2010 and then displays a series of images depicting the aftermath, supposedly out of respect for their neighbors. The first image shows a tornado, the second seems to depict tornado damage in a field, and the third and fourth features a heavily damaged building (the fourth one actually being a school), presumably destroyed by another tornado. However, these images are misleading. A reverse image search reveals that the first and third pictures actually originate from tornadoes in Kansas, while the second is from a tornado in Lawrence County, Alabama. The fourth one is from the [[Wikipedia:2007 Greensburg tornado|Greensburg tornado in 2007]].<ref>https://tornadotim.com/storm-chasing/tornado-insanity-kansas/</ref><ref>https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/trail-of-destruction/12/</ref><ref>https://sciences.brussels/printemps2/pds2008/poster/nivelle_tornade1.pdf</ref>
-Shortly after the fourth image appears, the video abruptly shifts to an eerie skeletal face, accompanied by a female screech. Afterwards, the first image reappears and remains on screen for the final 39 seconds of the video, while crude, overlayed laughter plays briefly in the background.
+Shortly after the fourth image appears, the video abruptly shifts to an eerie skeletal face, accompanied by a female screech. Afterwards, the first image reappears and remains on screen for the final 39 seconds of the video, while a sound of Beavis and Butt-Head laughing plays in the background.
 == Gallery ==