End of an Era
S.H.O.D Lyrics

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AVOID This is the end of an era The Falling of your…
Close To Home Lets not get carried away, We've been here for years, And …
Dogs Get out the way I don't need you anymore You're not my…
Dwin The Stoic [VERSE 1: DWIN, THE STOIC] The days go and I cry I’m…
Julian Velard Stop holding my hand I get the feeling you don't…
Larry and His Flask END OF AN ERA It's the end of an era I guess…
Marianas Trench One last cue, from love true To final ado Hearts will break …
Michelle Gurevich You say you're leaving Berlin You've been threatening for ye…
Nihilo I’m not afraid to break my rules I know my…

Oliver Boyd and the Remembralls Don't you ever wonder what Will happen when it ends How ca…
Strumbellas 'Cause it's love at the end of an era 'Cause it's…
Summer Wars Your sundress and bleach blonde hair Adolescent vacant stare…
The Like you, you call my name i felt the same walking through the…
The Pinkerton Thugs Well it's 1997, just about a quarter past eleven Nobody sit…
The Strumbellas The Strumbellas Original Tradução Tradução automática via …
This Is Hell Basking in the raging flames of failed expectation Is where…
Ursula Rucker And it doesn′t even matter You know it really doesn't ′Cause…
Wall of Voodoo The end of the daydream The end of the side The end…
yates Everyone get into position Such variety In society If I don’…

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After All Hard to beef with somebody who hates himself Get all his…
Alone Leave yea, leave yea It's time to leave yea It's time to…
Black Heart 자꾸 잦아지는 다툼 무뚝뚝해진 말투 사랑한단 말을 보내야 하니까 또 다른 방법을 찾아 나는 안아줄래…
Lose Your Love You look at me and I can see the feeling's…
Revelation This is my prophecy Im coming up millions The game ima kill…

Your Love Everyday, there's something new honey, to keep me loving you…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@KATACOMBTV

40w↑307

Having watched my fair share of gore since the curiosity childhood, I have grown up to learn to take caution in some important situations like:
It's not wise to jump off the side of a cliff into water (rocks below)
Do not peak into the inside of a garbage compactor
When retrieving heavy objects, don't pull at them when they're over your head or neck
Don't antagonize anyone if you think they may be armed
Crime is real
War is real
Suffering is real
Regardless of the reasons of my curiosity, those gore videos inspired a genuine sadness, concern, and understanding toward human life that I had not felt before watching.
It also served as a serious reminder to be careful not to make the same mistakes as other unfortunate human beings in this world.

@eccotheorca7745

1y↑3

3:33 if anyone is wondering why he showed a shuttle launch,

this is the first couple seconds from liftoff the STS-51L, a space shuttle mission launched on Jan 28th, 1986.
aboard was a teacher, set to be the first civilian nasa would launch. Challenger (The Shuttle/Orbiter) would liftoff on a very cold day, which would lead to the following events.

Challenger, 73 seconds into flight would suffer an expanded O-ring, and would explode over the atlantic ocean. all were killed on impact of the ocean. the event is most commonly known as *The Challenger Disaster*

All comments from YouTube:

@gravemindpenis

3y↑21.1K

As much as I dislike gore sites, they have taught me at an early age that the world isn't a place full of rainbows or sunshine. That I should be grateful that I was able to move to a first world country.

@hailesankara480

3y↑1.3K

The very reason why removing them would bring rise to what people intend to be “blissful ignorance” , in reality will only create a opening for brazen assholes to upload their content elsewhere , this problem will not go away . Only continue to evolve and constantly find workarounds , which are not in short supply

@ImHeadshotSniper

3y↑139

@@hailesankara480 i have never seen such salivary facts

@kebabkebob7808

3y↑369

That’s what I got from them to, seeing videos from Mexico made me glad I live in the US

@waffins7057

3y↑75

Stop immigration and you can prevent your country from becoming a third world.

@ImHeadshotSniper

3y↑287

@@waffins7057 wait.......... what?

you realise immigration is to become one with the "Melting Pot" right? while some might try to bring their violent culture to a civilized country, they will VERY QUICKLY learn that they will be PUNISHED for such actions in a civil society.

not to mention that civility is just intuitive to anyone who isn't morally evil (which unfortunately many religions claim to be a moral proxy even though you could argue that some things in religious books that are defined as moral are STRAIGHT UP, EVIL.)

also not to mention the fact that 3rd world countries progress towards 1st world the more they conjoin with already existing societies. religion and corruption (both methods of control) are the only real things to be concerned about when it comes to degressing into a third world country

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@julianbell9161

2y↑3.9K

I was in such a rush to grow up as kid. I was watching porn and gore sites with my friends in elementary school. We thought we were more grown up because we could handle watching it. I came to realize years later that all this shit was fucking me up. I became desensitized to violence and crazy shit. It changed the way I viewed things. It was bad for my mental health. It was a slippery slope with a bad ending. I stopped watching all that shit years ago, and it’s been good for me. I even saw a shock video not too long ago and got super grossed out by it. I view that as positive progress.

@mattmasi303

1y↑277

I'm sorry but , I don't care how much shock content you watched as a kid if you see something shocking/gorey in real life you will react appropriately. That type of desensitization is a bigger issue than some videos

@juri_xiii9977

1y↑84

@@mattmasi303 In our series of "1st World problems.."

@downstream0114

1y↑29

@@mattmasi303 I found the idea that being able to watch those things would somehow steel you toward real life quite amusing.

@rager7709

1y↑85

@@mattmasi303 i’m an emt we watch “shock/gore” pictures and videos to train not to mention the stuff i saw as a kid its does desensitize you and you don’t act appropriately

@LeechWoman

1y↑37

use to watch f'd up extreme bdsm porn when i was like 7. women taking a man to the forest to tie him to a tree and stomp on his balls while screaming at him in Russian, until his balls were bleeding.

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@arrianagreen6473

2y↑552

I do not understand how people watch so many gore videos so confidently. The one video I remember was a girl splattered on the road (her intestines were everywhere and so were her limbs, she either jumped off a building or got hit by a car) and the mother scooping up her remains and crying. That video made the my stomach drop and made it a bit hard to sleep that night. Gore videos are hard for me to watch not because they scare or gross me out but because the thought of that being my loved one really hurts. I would never want someone I love or care for to go through that torment and trauma.

@arrianagreen6473

2y↑59

Just to add, I’ve seen more gore videos than just that one. They have showed me how evil a human can get and how the mind can go to some really dark places. While I do agree these videos humble you and make you feel gratitude and appreciating for your life.. I feel like a few videos should be enough for one person for the rest of their life lol.

@sierragoin863

2y↑48

I have borderline personality disorder. With that comes chronic suicidality. Literally every day several times a day. Almost every hour of every day. I have attempted suicide many times. I got into gore in my late teens. I discovered videos of suicides and distraught families. They are never fun to watch but they have tremendously helped me. I see myself as the the person who killed them selves and my loved ones as the family and friends left behind. There's so much to learn from gore videos. Only some people are just not mentally healthy after seeing these things.

@asterirxse7146

48w↑4

I think I know the video you're talking about, that's the one video which always stuck with me.

@tyhernandez7899

48w↑6

She was ran over the video is on Reddit

@kars6026

40w↑7

Not confident, but you'll get used to it. Just like doctors, forensics and probably cops that will deal with gore almost everyday and that real stuff not just video or picture, can you imagine real smell of blood etc?. I know ppl just different like my friend can't even stomach movie gore while he is know that was fake.

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@wr3ck3dd10

2y↑418

viewing gore sights definitely depends on you and your situation. for some, it can be extremely traumatizing. for others, it can be a reminder of what death is, and how horrible it can look like and be. i think about death a lot, which is why personally these type of videos affect me. i think about the person, how afraid they might have been to die. i think about experiencing that for myself, and think about myself in their situation. these don’t exclude suicide videos, just because you have an impulsive trigger happy hand doesn’t mean you’re not scared to die. it’s sad to see some of these peoples bodies to be disrespected.

@kyle-sk0rpi0nkeremlima95

1y↑1

Literally same bro

@skungillian91

1y↑40

same, i always thought the people on the sites were more disgusting than the actual sites. there were always people making jokes or getting off on people dying. i think there was a video of a naked woman getting vacuum sealed in a thick plastic bag and people were saying some, "not my proudest fap." shit in the comments

@ojcarre2432

1y↑4

@@skungillian91😂 sorry for my dark humour but yes it’s true the people are wierd as hell, the times I have looked at these sites have all been for an actual informative purpose, such as how hit and run murders work and war footage, it’s probably smart to stay away from the other things

@syedlifts23

1y↑13

@@skungillian91 They say this cuz they comfortable they're not in the situation and they're at least behind a screen. Everyone reacts differently but it does not justify the fact you said such things, if they really was in the situation they would either be really shocked in silence or laugh because how shocked they are but at least they wouldn't say things like that in real life. So it do be really common to see weird and nasty comments like that. The commenters probably just tryna satisfy their sick desires like go get a life and get off the site, its not worth it to be behind a screen and commenting weird stuff.

@caucasoidape8838

1y↑12

@@skungillian91 The prejudice towards groups of people, saying they deserve it, is what really bothers me.

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@ImNotJust

2y↑574

I destroyed my innocence and naivety at a young age with shock and gore sites. Just the impulse of having to keep watching led me down so many dark rabbit holes. Definitely made me feel grateful to be born into the situation I was.

@defaultset

2y↑32

Nowadays the most shocking links that people share is just a rickroll or some bot spamming the word of allah. I remember clicking on a link and fucking backflipping off my chair because of a jumpscare site.

@valutaatoaofunknownelement197

2y↑10

@@defaultset People still do the Rick roll? I guess Astely's only hit was that iconic to continue trolling people with.

@thesmalllebowski6528

1y↑21

Kids don't even know. People used to send beheading videos as pranks. That's a trend that I'm glad has gone away

@hectzen23

1y↑10

@@thesmalllebowski6528 the trend hasn't gone away lmao

@MvttHill

1y↑3

Bro let’s a computer control his life. Pathetic. 💀

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@KATACOMBTV

40w↑307

@brownboi6934

32w↑14

this is just fucking common sense

@KATACOMBTV

29w↑34

@@brownboi6934well here's something less commonly known, outside of shock value, gore videos are crucial to solving war crimes.

@catholicchristdisciple

25w

@@KATACOMBTVtrue

@paradox5795

24w↑11

@@brownboi6934as a little kid its not common sense

@brownboi6934

24w↑9

@@paradox5795there's better ways to teach kids not to jump off a cliff than to show them gore

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@chiefqueef9053

3y↑8.5K

They may he referred to as “shock sites” but they did have some of the most up to date and on the ground clips of shit that the news would largely ignore.

@AshnSilvercorp

3y↑500

tbh, the banning of graphic footage seems to hamper even acquiring information on stuff these days, like, just say the video has violence and now you can't even analyze what's going on.
No, the news has to do that for you first...

@scottwilliams645

3y↑74

Tbf I dont think you need footage of an ISIS beheading to understand how bad ISIS is

@EdDevil

3y↑508

@@scottwilliams645 You literally do. If we had not seen anything of ISIS and all we had was the media's word on it then who's to say they were even doing bad things? It falls under freedom of information.

@Cushla-np4pt

3y↑21

Alright chief queef

@scottwilliams645

3y↑23

@@EdDevil I mean the hijacking of the the planes that flew into the Twin Towers kind of gives an idea font you think? Like I'm not against showing this stuff to the public it's just that sometimes it might be a lil unnecessary

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@skejeton

1y↑50

I remember clicking on a bait and switch live leak link at age of 11. I remember exactly what happened in the video, it was in the desert, there were some people tied up and someone shooting them all. I was so traumatized, I just can't stand gore, and it still haunts me, I can remember it almost frame by frame, ugh..

@kars6026

40w

Just shooting? You're lucky. Imagine if you saw what i watched. I believe it's somewhere in middle east. Terrorist take hostage and then they cut his neck like you cut a wood while he is still alive, his scream and blood will haunt you forever more than that and also cartel skinned and decapitated his enemy alive. That was so fkd up man. I can't even eat meat for weeks

@Dookielicker

40w↑3

same and all my friends have seen it and literally tried to search it up on the school computer to scare me

@mwrtal

11w↑2

I hope you're doing okay now

@parjol9064

1y↑82

Ah yes LiveLeak. I remember my dad used to be on LiveLeak all the time when I was younger and I always thought it was just some youtube ripoff or something. When I was young he used to show me videos of people getting hit by cars to teach me that "its important to look both ways" and once on a trip to France I saw this one video of an elephant exploding into a pile of guts. Such unnecessary experiences I wish I didnt have engraved in my memory lol

@jamesmcgill2227

You have a terrible father

@grimes558

1y↑124

the hell is wrong with your dad bro

@botelladeaguamediollena4885

1y↑88

aye bro give your dad a therapist for christmas 💀💀

@ockertoustesizem1234

your dad kinda weird wtf

@retinazer9779

1y↑16

Showing you videos to show to look Both ways, dang that’s messed up

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@Flutterlullaby

1y↑116

I remember thinking how brave and strong minded I was, that I could handle any amount of violence or gore. My curiosity used to be so strong that I could not resist looking into awful things just to be in the know. I didn’t think it would bother me even a little. But the very modest amount of things I’ve looked into in the name of satisfying my curiosity has left me very scarred. For weeks, I couldn’t avoid my mind wandering back to the things I’d seen and I kept making myself sick to the stomach. Please proceed with caution when looking into gore and violence videos. It really is as bad as people say it is, and it isn’t worth sacrificing your mental soundness just to satisfy curiosity. Your mind is something that is always with you, and you’re always there in it, so please make sure it’s a decent place to be. I regret what I’ve seen so much.

@davidchu2001

1y↑6

i remember having a very short liveleak phase, but in that short time i would watch some of the most abhorrent shit out of my own free will no less, and now when i think back it’s nothing but trauma so yeah, not worth it

@summeryoung1026

1y↑5

Yea literally there's an image that was uploaded to regular reddit a couple years ago (so post sanitization even) and it isn't something I like, regret seeing or anything because it was a "look at this happy ending" but it was someone who had been mauled by a bear, like their hospital intake photos. Their head was half gone. They lived and the plastic surgeons made them look human again. How much that image has stuck with me is proof that anything worse or that wasn't shared for a good purpose (it was like r/humansaremetal) would never leave my brain. For me since I'm in the medical field it's not a big deal since it's literally the most graphic photo I've ever seen besides a sky burial I accidentally scrolled by yesterday and that was just a yikes skeleton with a raptor by it lol and I was like questioning my life choices of not blurring nsfw on my new reddit install lol. And like, when I think about that bear photo I immediately think of the "after" photo and the surgeons and the person and their family. I can't imagine having an image just chilling out in my brain where there is no "after" photo.

Edit: went back to look at it, the before photo has me physically shaking but the after photo makes me so effing happy. It's so much better than I even remember it the surgeons worked an absolute MIRACLE.

@Reparo96

1y↑5

I agree. I looked at my first gore site when I was around 15 years old. I was curious and it did have a small effect of me back then.

Now I’m 27 and once in a long while I’ll get curious and check out a site but it honestly traumatizes me more now than when I was a teenager. I don’t know if it’s because I have a better understanding of what’s going on but yeah, it really can mess you up if you’re not careful. It’s just not worth the risk to your mental wellbeing.

@BananaZplit

32w

@@zunaqxs you are so messed up in the head its crazy. you are ELEVEN years old and you are watching people getting murdered in the must gruesome ways possible. its not a phase you are jhsut sick in the head. you are such a disgusting human being its crazy

@canobenitez

27w

believe what the elders says: it's not worth it. Better go outside and get some vitamin D@@zunaqxs

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@giants2k8

37w↑45

I remember thinking that since no horror movies really shocked or disturbed me that I’d watch one of the gore videos. I watched a cartel execution video and I was almost sick. I was utterly disgusted and revolted by it. There is a huge difference in seeing someone being killed in a movie or a tv show and seeing a video of a real person being killed. Because it hits you that it’s real and that person had a family. I still think back to that and how disturbing it was. Safe to say, I never watched any more gore videos after that. It still sends a chill down my spine. The world is a messed up place.

@neey3832

16w↑2

i've seen cases of recorded murdering before, just out by curiosity, in the most bizarre ways possible, today i just think about how those people were feeling at this moment, basically the moment you realize your body is so destroyed that there wouldn't even be hope to continue alive, but you still alive at these moments, suffering slowly, its the worst feeling i ever had, i learned what the world can do and i just fear it more.

@SanDmaNTheFreakTrucker

1y↑93

When I was a teen, I remember seeing images of a man chopped up in a prison cell on Rotten, with his head sitting in the center of the room. It was the last time I ever got on a “gore” site. There is cruelty in the world but there’s also love, compassion, and kindness to balance it out. Choose the latter.

@zunaqxs

41w↑7

Thank you for telling me that. have a great day

@GeoffreyBronson

34w↑3

sounds like you clicked off before they started playing football with his head

@baiseduezcke2295

32w↑2

@@GeoffreyBronsonYea this guy clicked off early 😂

@Get.Ganked

32w

@@baiseduezcke2295That's funny 😂

@chrisakaschulbus4903

32w↑1

...but a nice flowerbed isn't giving me that kick.
Getting down with the sickness, just embrace it.

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@Thundersz

3y↑8.9K

Why is Liveleak more mature than YouTube at handling controversy and transparency?

@LBoomsky

3y↑1.3K

because YouTube does it for money and LiveLeak does it because "why not?"

@redline841

3y↑171

Look at who exactly runs each platform.

@AdamOwenBrowning

3y↑137

@@redline841 Google runs this platform.
A man named Hayden Hewitt who lives here in England ran LiveLeak. He is relaunching as "ItemFix" a YouTube channel called "Trigger Warning" and a website called altfeed.org.

Look at who runs the platforms? Google, a megacorpo who make a lot of money and have an interest keeping that. LiveLeak was there out of "passion". Mr Hewitt would likely be under fire from UK law for running that website because of our shitty bri'ish hate speech laws.

Hewitt is 10000% less mature than a megacorpo, but he is more human.

@elcidleon6500

3y↑90

@@redline841 - God's Chosen, indeed...

@elcidleon6500

3y↑27

This happed before the Gaza conflict, so there's that.

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@seshjuan42069

2y↑260

I remember I was 12 years old on a school trip. Some of my classmates were browsing shock sites, I'm fairly sure it was the Pain Olympics, I only saw a few seconds because I was passing by them.
But it of a dude shredding his dong with a cheese grater. I am 27 now, and those few seconds have stayed with me ever since.

@shronkler1994

2y↑65

was it from the tip down or side to side...?

@cymairah8102

2y↑12

@@shronkler1994 😂

@suwakoss

1y↑23

I feel that. Tbh one man one jar would pop into my mind for years. Only recently have I stopped cringing at the thought.

@fibber2991

1y↑10

I read dong as dog and I was confused af

@onesaucynougat7471

1y↑27

Those are fake. It was confirmed dude used a hotdog.

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@TB-qz4uz

45w↑39

Watched a lot of awful stuff as a young kid barely in middle school due to having the ability to satisfy my morbid curiosity at my fingertips. Messed me up for a while, probably permanently. But I’m more terrified thinking about my young nieces and nephews being nearly the age I was when seeing all that, hoping they don’t get exposed to any of it until they’re older.

@TB-qz4uz

45w↑4

Not even talking about the weird gross porn stuff, I mean truly awful evil videos of senseless violence (which is much more disturbing than emotionally charged violence IMO) and horrible accidents. I could see the stuff now and be upset until tomorrow, but seeing that shit as a kid was truly traumatizing

@LongJohnnn

19w

@@TB-qz4uz Yeah cartel videos have to be some of the worst... Truely horrendous stuff, especially for the young mind.

@Spiritinthewind

1y↑216

Being through that phase was so weird. In my experience it was seen as how "mature" you were for your age. If you couldn't stomach it you were "weak minded" and immediately made fun of. Unfortunately I did force myself to watch something from live leak because a group of friends dared me to. The video was extremely graphic and it caused me to cry. That was the first time I'd seen something like that and my friends simply laughed and made horrible comments about it. It was a very weird time to be a kid.

@skyfox585

The only place anyone would ever make fun of you for not watching gore videos is the internet dude. You got punked by a bunch of degenerate losers behind a screen. There's nothing cool about watching this disgusting content.

@MvttHill

Just say you’re a pussy bro 😭

@TB-qz4uz

45w↑30

Yeah it was a weird era. The whole “don’t be a pussy” attitude is just something I stopped caring about in adulthood. We have emotions for a reason, if you are more sensitive than the average person that’s not a flaw, it’s a quality. People who never feel bad about anything also don’t have the capacity to feel very good either. That being said, it is important to be in control of your emotions and understand when it’s appropriate to let them take over

@inferno-xh6de

41w

how old were you?

@TB-qz4uz

38w↑21

@@sammytheusername6818 you’re confusing being emotional with being weak. You can have an emotional reaction and still be strong

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@Kossagubben

2y↑26

The fragility of human life gives me a sense of dread

@Insomniac___

1y↑142

Its all fun and games until you actually get to experience the real life gore with you being the main character of the show! Got ran over and broke my fucking left leg in half. Also had a deep flesh wound on my right thigh and a slight injury on my right rib. I have never experienced more physical pain in my entire life. I honestly thought I was left for dead. I guess god didn't want me to die and now I feel like I owe it to him to recover and continue to conquer life and be the best person I can be. I hope I can recover from all this pain soon. ❤❤ 🙏🙏

@chrisakaschulbus4903

32w

But it's not about wanting to feel like you're losing body parts or something... at least i don't think that's what morbid curiosity is about.
Not saying that i felt even closely to what you've felt just because i saw way worse on a video before. That'd be silly.

@melodym2910

24w

@@chrisakaschulbus4903get a grip you edgelord.

@Won.y

24w

🙏🏽

@vyzee404

15w↑4

oh my god thats awful, im sorry - i was in a car crash not too long ago (nowhere near as bad as this mind you!) and they're very traumatic. hope you're recovering and feeling better! :)

@Insomniac___

15w↑3

@@vyzee404 Thank you it means a lot to me. Hope you are doing way better now. Happy New Year! 🎈

@raccoononymous

3y↑5.9K

Live Leak: airs videos of people brutally dying but cleans up their image by moderating "hate speech." If that doesn't just perfectly describe the 2010's.

@snapchatsnacks3154

3y↑51

IKR

@AgxntOrange

3y↑536

Dude, the comments on those gore sites were actually awful. Like we all expect cartel members to be terrible people, but basically every comment was in support of genocide lmao

@raccoononymous

3y↑443

@@AgxntOrange
Literally worse than killing people on video smh

@hehexd5317

3y↑418

@@raccoononymous but bro, they were saying mean things, as a dude was getting beheaded on video SMH my head :/

@AgxntOrange

3y↑223

@@raccoononymous Yeah, I generally hold the average citizen to a higher moral standard than terrorists but sure. But ethics aside, if they're trying to frame themselves as alternative news, it makes sense to moderate the comments.

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@bunny8962

2y↑24

The number of videos with thumbnails with cute animals only to click on it to be met with cartel execution videos or pictures of dismembered bodies was a very frequent thing for me as a child. I was probably around 8ish. As Ive gotten older, what I see on the internet never surprises me anymore.

@zetsuu2591

16w

I was an animal enthusiast as a kid, and unluckily clicked on a squirrel video, thinking it would be a documentary, unluckily i lost my innocence in that very moment </3

@sourceeee

1y↑50

I watched a really fucked up car accident video on liveleak out of morbid curiosity more than 10 years ago. The image and memory still just as vivid as when I saw it and its impossible to forget. There are just some things humans shouldn't see

@HellomynameisDaddy

1y↑6

What was it

@botelladeaguamediollena4885

1y↑20

@@HellomynameisDaddy a car accident i believe

@Nobodying

1y↑3

Does it mean that people who have or want to deal with this kind of stuff, such as people in forensics and medicine, shouldn't watch them either?

@Nobodying

1y↑3

@@alyson7277 I simply asked a question because he stated what humans should not do just because of his/her/whatever personal experience. He can simply answer it if he wants to and leave it if not. You don't need to understand anything in that case.

@NIRoseI

48w↑2

I remember seeing a picture of “tub girl.” Probably the worst thing I’ve ever seen. So horrific and sad.

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@BigGreen945

1y↑166

The internet in the last few years has become a much more censored place. These sites were a way to view information raw and uncensored that showed the world for what it truly is. You'd learn the true weight behind all these stories that you hear on the news when you see just how truly horrific they were. Seeing such information helps you realize just how precious life is and to not take what you have for granted.

@ulforcemegamon3094

1y↑17

Exactly , take WW1 per example, everyone was excited to go to war since they didn't knew what war actually implied , WW2 was different since nobody wanted to go to war since they knew how bad it was

@hagenko2004-gf3vz

50w

world is not like that,the sites were just showing the most degenerate things and only the biggest crackheads were going there.

@AdawaShiwani

25w↑5

Odd take but i hear enough abt kids sending each-other gore videos and i don’t think popular and well known gore sights will help the already corrupted youth.

@mism847

25w

To be fair, a lot of mainstream news sites do provide gorey content on occasion. They are usually preceded by warnings about such.

@Wasteman365

24w

I think it’s become far more difficult to censor tbh lol

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@deejaaay7600

2y↑80

The world is such a dark and lonely place and after awhile, seeing the same shit starts to make you feel depressed. It humbles you don't get me wrong. But I stopped because I didn't like how it made me feel. I got the reality check I needed.

@swtsoftsugr_2391

2y↑2

That's good man

@ARCHIVED9610

2y↑4

i saw a fake video (i hope) on youtube shorts of a guy with a long sword chopping the head off of what looked to be a statue of a sheep. (there was thankfully no detail or blood) that was a few weeks ago and it just sent me into a depression for a bit, it’s important to have a reality check but that was terrible.. i am 13, have learned my lesson, and do not scroll endlessly anymore.

@Shrimpfried-rice

36w

Well said! The world is definitely a dark and lonely place!

@neey3832

16w

after learning how homans can be a disgrace, after taking a look at some of these shock videos, i think i just became more ignorant about the world, trying to avoid thinking about it as i could, it still today, i'm very ignorant about the world because it just makes me feel sick, these uneeded aggresion acts against minds that could be compared to ourselves, i think i've had more empathy after all that as well, but i dont like thinking about it.

@miisf1t546

2y↑23

As much as I hate censorship of the individual, liveleak was nothing more than a cesspool. And while not all people used the site for entertainment, many did. Liveleak along with other “shock sites” are a good riddance in my book.

@neey3832

16w

here in brazil we still have a site called portal zacarias, i really wish it was at least only available to people above 18 with some verification method, idk, lot of people here take this site as "hah, i've already watched this one, this one and this one and i didn't felt anything". i feel disgusting and my stomach feels weird by just reading this type of shit.

@sonoflethal

3y↑2.9K

I am but a simple Chinese construction worker, I sure do hope I will not brutality die in an explosion.

Hmm? What's this red logo in the corner?

@scring713

3y↑353

if you ever see cctv footage with chinese writing, you know you're in for a treat

@Dan-sc6sf

3y↑183

Hmm a pipe, Whats this sound? Hmm lets look closer

PROCEEDS TO FUCKING EXPLODE INTO PIECES

@gravemindpenis

3y↑159

Guy walking across a street with a noticeable lack of cars or other people

@scring713

3y↑67

woman and her children walking along the street

@spinningchurro

3y↑176

Nothing redpilled me more as to the brutal nature of humanity than watching dozens of Chinese people ignore a dying toddler laying in the street for nearly an hour.

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@Neo-ln4be

2y↑743

I understand that people began to accept the world when they viewed gore and death but I still believe that there is no worth to traumatising yourself. All that things like this have done is make me afraid to live my life and to go outside.

Edit: I especially think it is immoral and scarring to forcibly show someone something shocking for a laugh. Especially when they don’t want to see it.

@DanielMartinez-fv9ng

2y↑10

I tought large quantities of gore could de-sensitive yourself

@DropOfMidnightOfficial

1y↑75

@@DanielMartinez-fv9ng yeah it can but becoming desensitized isn’t an inherently good thing

@joelrodriguez9820

1y↑28

Seeing an abortion on an ultrasound is eye-opening... your realize things...
Seeing an unborn baby screaming and being torn apart by a vacuum cleaner...
Idk it make you question things you probably would never have thought about...

@user-go5hv6dg3d

1y↑3

cant say i watch any of it for a laugh, if i watch it, its more for the shock or awe of it all

@moonbunnygw8342

1y↑59

@@joelrodriguez9820 you do realise that an unborn fetus is at best pea sized when the abortion takes place lmao

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@Habri

2y↑36

I remember looking at gore sites when I was a teen. It taught me that there is true evil in this world. Sure I was shocked by the horror of the images, but I knew that there was a story behind it that was going to be told one day.

@AmieEss

1y↑14

I remember all of those sites and it gave me a window into the worst aspects of humanity. The one video I couldn't bring myself to finish watching was 3 Guys 1 Hammer. And then there were the haunting animal screams from a low resolution beheading video.

Depending on who you are, they can teach empathy. Because you have seen how bad suffering can be.

@neey3832

16w

the worst possible people are those that take it as sports

@GinXOlivares

2y↑55

I wanted and still want to become a Forensic because of those sites, they woke up curiosity in me and even pushed me to start my studies, but life happens.

@gokublack9080

1y↑2

what do you mean life happens

@mikehunt7419

22w↑3

Life happens, then it doesn’t and you’ll end up on a site like rotten 😂

@LeeferWeefer

1y↑9

Intro: 0:00
Chapter 1: Disgust: 1:03
Chapter 2: Patient Zero: 2:18
Chapter 3: A New Approach: 7:56
Chapter 4: The Limit: 9:55
Chapter 5: Changing Tides: 13:59
Outro: 15:07

@somerando8615

3y↑4.7K

looks like World Star Hip Hop is the last man standing

@Cbk3689

3y↑593

It is a husk of what it used to be tho

@hailesankara480

3y↑296

N they don’t post anything nearly as explicit

@dirtypure2023

3y↑389

4chan has plenty of horrific gore threads. But I guess that doesn't count because the threads aren't permanent.

@kiayz5303

3y↑21

You got best Gore still

@bryce8667

3y↑249

@@kiayz5303 bestgore got shut down too

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@jerantonio5264

2y↑169

I never had a phase with these sites so seeing people going down these rabbit holes it was always more of a indication of ones mental health rather than how cool they wanted to appear to be. I also just feel really uncomfortable with anyone who can watch a lot of Gore videos without reacting since it seems like a clear indication of lack of empathy than anything else.

@Burger_pants

so you assume things and judge people based on your own assumptions and opinions? you sound like a prick

@raccowon7352

2y↑3

I would watch a lot of the videos but I didn't not react to them I actually felt horrible afterwards but I kept watching them anyways to see if maybe I could get used to it.. I could not

@TripleThicc

2y↑19

Signs of psychopathy to me

@Stuntman175

2y↑16

It isn't lack of empathy, more than likely it's simply just burnout. Your brain tends to disengage while watching such content as a way of protecting itself, repeated exposure to it ends up becoming something similar until no reaction is available anymore. Same thing if you start working in waste collection, the smell after a while stops being noticeable due to prolonged exposure and your brain telling you that everything is normal.

The smell is still there, strong as it ever was, you just don't notice it anymore.

@Merker367

1y↑1

Um... Your so damn wrong lol

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@Samurai-no4wu

38w↑17

Honestly I don't regret what i've seen. Though I still get very queezy seeing gore it has taught me not to take my life for granted and how aware I should be for myself and others. Defnietly has played a part in my protective personality

@Ungtartog

2y↑23

I'm surprised stileproject is hardly ever mentioned in these documentaries. Definitely saw stuff on that site that I never need to see again. It still exists in sanitized form... pretty much just porn now, but used to host some very unpleasant and disturbing videos and images. One such was a video of a woman in some middle eastern country being punished for stealing something. Her hands and feet were chopped off with a machette, tossed in a pile, and then her stumps were torniquetted, wrapped in grocery bags.. she was forced to walk on her leg stumps, and then put on a bus by soldiers to fend for herself. I think she was drugged or something, because I can't fathom how she was conscious. Fucking barbaric. Saw that shit, like 25 years ago, and it is still burned into my brain. Morbid curiosity is not worth the damage some things do to the psyche. Innocence isn't all bad.

@FML515

37w↑35

I've watched a lot of gore. At one point, I used to spend hours and hours on that, like binging youtube videos. What a rotten habit it was. Sometimes, images of some of those videos pop up in my head at random moments, taking me out of reality entirely. It's awful cause sometimes it happens when I'm with loved ones and friends and I can't help but imagine them in those situations.
I've stopped a couple of years ago and I'll never come back to that. Trying to do the same with pornograhpy to no avail yet.
If anybody reads this, stay away from gore and porn, it will take your soul away.

@showsister69

37w↑8

Yea I'm not sure what about other people getting unalived on camera made you think you'd get any other result. At least you're not sitting here telling people how good of a time it was. Stay easy brother

@FML515

37w↑1

@@showsister69 Different mindset at the time I guess. I was really depressed and angry at the world (still am but a little less and trying to improve)

@FML515

37w↑1

@@Djboi89 I understand, but still, nothing good will come out of that my friend. Only bad thoughts. Also, porn really messes up with your mind and body, It can ruin your sex and romantic life too.
I don't claim to have a moral high ground over you, but I suggest you to quit to minimize the harm.

@Febard

32w

facts too many fucked up people in the comments here has gone too far@@showsister69

@BigSmoke-xh5hi

18w

@@FML515real

@_JOJ_

1y↑5

There were certain things that liveleak was very good at, first thing was giving you a wake up call, showing you an uncensored perspective on war and other stuff.
I just loved to see uncensored raw footage.
The feeling of when you can watch anything and say anything was awsome, that's what true freedom felt like.

@xotennisxgirlox

38w↑4

Too much freedom is never a good thing.

@isaacr365

3y↑3.3K

i didnt even realize liveleak was gone, rip

@gudboi5614

3y↑140

liveleak may be gone but we still have goregrish

@joblessfreak6014

3y↑214

Keep it gone, thank god these sites are gone

@joblessfreak6014

3y↑28

@akamaro20 k

@aesthet1kal

3y↑254

@@joblessfreak6014 fucking purist

@Dribin

3y↑17

Yeah this is the first I'm hearing about this, crazy.

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@OutrageousLilKillers

2y↑14

There is definitely a line, self harm/active shooters trying to get attention/CP can all be banned but there is value in footage from conflicts that TV cannot show - I remember the news crediting Live Leak for footage but had to pause the video right before it wasn't TV friendly. I hope there is a middle ground website in the future.

@bitelaserkhalif

2y↑5

This is what's ideally should be. Industrial accident are okay, but a massacre is not

Those sites are like cigarette packaging warnings.

@zunaqxs

41w

There is. Goresee exists

@zunaqxs

41w

@@bitelaserkhaliftrue

@amok00

37w↑4

I used to watch gore as basically a form of self harm, it would stress me out so much and make me feel so low that I would willingly watch it to keep myself low because of other circumstances making me hate myself. I'm really glad I was able to get out of that, and I didn't get numb to watching people die. I actively avoid it as much as possible, so much so that low resolution or chaotic phone videos and security camera footage usually goes unwatched whenever I see them randomly on a social media site.

@doctorwyvern9992

1y↑8

I never really had a phase of wanting to look at actual gore growing up, and even if I did we didn’t have access to the internet then. I looked at rotten one time and only because someone online suggested it. I pretty much decided I’d seen more than enough and never went back.

@explorewithoddrid7401

1y↑5

“Merely concentrated the horror sprinkled throughout our lives” genius quote

@williestroker3404

1y↑9

Shock sites don't represent ordinary reality, they show extreme, rare events that DO happen. You knowing about it doesn't make it happen, and being ignorant doesn't stop it. That way of thinking is one of the WORST things to come out of quantum mechanics.

@wolloms

2y↑3.2K

Liveleak was far more then a shock site. It had up to date on the ground footage of conflicts all over the world that you wouldn't see on the news or anywhere else. I miss livelwak a lot.

@motox2416

2y↑22

LiveLeak, along with "traitors" like Chelsea Manning and whoever leaked the Abu Gharib photos have done more service to democracy and against the whitewashing of war than any of the traditional corporate media.

@terpman6665

2y↑4

@@motox2416 who’s abu ?

@motox2416

2y↑11

@@terpman6665 it's a prison in Iraq where US soldiers were torturing and raping detainees for fun, and taking pictures.

@Khoros-Mythos

2y↑1

@@motox2416 You mean Bradley Manning?

@ellicopter1

2y↑222

This is so true, I can remember watching the syria conflict in real time, one thing i learned was what the mainstream news was reporting and what was actually happening was 2 very different things, that was the exact time in my life i stopped watching or listening to the news, Ive never watched it since then. its all lies.

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@blackmesacake5361

2y↑23

Man Ogrish was such a huge part of my time in high school, ill never forget those chopped up hands in the website moniker! Honestly though, totally glad that stuff isn't around anymore, it's a bad habit and devalues life too much.

@LeechWoman

1y↑1

meh just walk past a hospital at night. they burn all the women's chest organs and men's lower region organs in a furnace in the hospital and you can smell the "gore" in the air. Where do you think tran's organs go after their transitional change?

@mikeoxlong8447

2y↑3

i know i’m a year late but i love your subtle incorporations of NIN

@habeshatildeath

1y↑7

Today I had a motorcycle accident and the car dodged me and flipped. While I was helping the guy to get out he was bleeding so much. It didn't shock me for 1 sec. I haven't seen gore for like 2 months now but I think it fked me up for ever

@G00fyG00ber_.

12w

I am so sorry that happened, I hope you and that man is okay. I have seen a lot of gore because of videos and people talking about topics like gore and cases, and honestly, they made me kinda messed up

I hope your doing okay, I understand it was a traumatizing, I am very sorry man

@peyotecody5387

Dude your docs are so good but the songs you use are awesome, great taste 🤘🏻

@poisenbery

38w↑1

2:22
As a side note to this, I have a character in Guild Wars 2 called "No Sampling Please"
I get constant DM's and map chat's from people saying stuff like takes a free sample or samples the thing or something like that.
It's a testament to the fact that if you try telling someone not to do something online, they'll do it anyway, even if it was something they wouldn't have considered doing before.

@AlshepType

3y↑3.3K

Really like how this dude transitioned from being sort of a Leafy 2.0 to actual journalism.

@mizuro13

3y↑110

This dude transitioned to journalism

@AdamOwenBrowning

3y↑264

This isn't actual journalism it's entertainment

@noahlovotti7722

3y↑85

@@TheRoseBoy11 a fine good way to ruin originality

@Tjrissi96

3y↑41

You call his coverage and towing of the bandwagon against pryo journalism? Well, i guess you could, journalism is all drama now, a narrative that needs sold. Garbage channel.

@Woodsie_Lord

3y↑8

@@Tjrissi96 he was right about that degenerate

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@KyleHarrisonRedacted

1y↑6

I remember stumbling upon ogrish for the first time. I remembered about rotten but never really went there. Ogrish awakened something in me. A morbid curiosity if you will. Silly as it may seem, it taught me many life lessons. No one else seemed to appreciate the site like I did. And when it became liveleak I was all for it. Anytime some major incident happened anywhere, liveleak was my first place to go knowing since my Ogrish days almost anybody had a working camera with them recording everything.

@ezrawright7910

Dang bruh you a lil cornball 💀💀

@einfilin

2y↑1

the nostalgia of going to school and immediately your circle drags you in to show you the latest liveleak upload and then regret it later

@redheadwannabe

1y↑8

The worst part of growing up in this age was those sites in my opinion. I saw the video of the Luka magnotta butcher a man, necrophelic acts and fed pieces to his dog. I was 13 almost 14. Soon after that I fell deep into those sites and then became severely depressed. In combination with just having a rough upbringing, seeing that shit could not help prepare me more for the world than anything else. It has sick lessons to teach. But as technology ages more and more. We can only see the access of these things becoming easier and easier. Let alone for a child to stumble on.

@zunaqxs

41w

Are you ok now? Im 11 and im going theough that

@OsirisMawn

26w

@@zunaqxs it's as easy as quitting

@riggsvsoliver

25w

My friends used to send me random isis videos that had like insanely different beginnings to look like a funny video, god are those kind of videos so hard to get out of your mind

@8rayd3n

2y↑12

In my opinion, I don't just think LiveLeak was a shock site. I used it every now and then to feed my mental health with what happens in the world (glad this phase ended), but I also used the site to keep up to date with the war side of gore. Especially learning more and more about Islamic terrorist organisations, and Middle Eastern wars. I started watching gore at the young age of 9 and I grew up with LiveLeak and BestGore for it's horrific content. As much as it sounds bad to say, Gore/Shock sites had a MASSIVE play on the internet and it's a shame they are gone. Sure, TheYNC and etc, but now those kinds of gore sites are just for edge lords to laugh at and comment horrifically racist things in the comment section. As much as I miss LiveLeak, I'm glad those sites are disappearing for the pure fact that younger people are getting easy access to those sites.

@jackmaniscalco7274

24w↑1

Kaotic’s still around.

@O.LEO.N

44w↑4

The worst thing you can ever google is any kind of gore site. These websites can seriously traumatize you and give you a lot of negative and scary thoughts.

@zunaqxs

41w↑1

Its hella easy to find as well.

@inspektical2393

2y↑4.8K

As someone who's been through a "gore phase" I can confidently say it is a weird form of self harm. Looking back at it now, I was in a pretty fucked up place mentally and that content only helped feed my poor mental health. I thought of it as if it was some kind of challenge, always trying to one up what I could handle, thinking I'd become numb to it if I watched enough, I didn't. It was honestly a spyral with no end.

I understand and in some ways respect the mission to "show the reality that most other places don't dare show" but I couldn't be happier I got out of that cycle when I did as I'm in a much better mental place now.

@Khoros-Mythos

2y↑125

I think you've come to the wrong conclusion. I started doing the same thing many years ago, I still remember almost throwing up because of it. But I would not be anywhere close to the resilient person I am today without it. Being mentally bullet-proof has saved my life more than once.

@97denis97

2y↑41

lol yeah it was uncomfortable but after a while you just watch for fun n giggles, there's a reason why ylyl rekt threads exist xD

@imstupidbut

2y↑31

i am working on desensitising myself to sex, being able to like all music and entertainment, and i am already almost completely desensitized to gore/shock. i survive off one meal and a small amount of water every day while still lifting weights almost every day.

@Rig101

2y↑375

@@97denis97 I don’t understand how people can laugh at gory shit. I understand that when someone falls or gets hurt, people laugh but laughing at gruesome death is disturbing.

@strangerinastrangeland4599

2y↑106

I think you’ve come to the right conclusion for yourself. These types of sites are definitely not for everybody.

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@draconiusultamius

2y↑42

I went through a gore phase and I'm still kind of there. I used to enjoy occasionally browsing these sites for a dose of reality (though I remember getting a little mad at the "holier than thou" comments under an abortion video on bestgore). I never enjoyed those sites enough to frequently browse them, but it definitely scratched an itch when that itch needed to be scratched. Reality isn't pretty, it's got a mask of happiness. While it's fine to be content with this mask, it's also good to be aware of the things that lie beneath. I'm currently in Med school, so my itch for gore is being scratched by watching surgeries irl, and I absolutely love it. It's great to see how something gory can be used to heal instead of harm, and hopefully someday, I can save people too.

@SarahNGeti

1y↑1

Start a website when you get out of Med-School and create a real-life Human-Centipede!

@OsirisMawn

14w

Nice mask of nonsense you put over the fact that you're just another depraved gore junky

@Jack-goff

32w↑2

Man I’ve seen some wicked stuff on those sites but thankfully I never tried to one up it but there are some bits and pieces that live in the depths of my brain

@eccotheorca7745

1y↑3

@eccotheorca7745

also, the '''swan dive'', or ''Falling Man'' is a photo shot of an almost-identified man jumping from the Twin Towers on September 11, 2001.

@chrism1518

50w↑4

For better or worse, Bestgore changed my outlook on life. I always knew life was fragile but actually seeing murder, suicide, accidents, etc was something that balanced out my optimism and pessimism.

@gutterpoprecords5595

33w↑2

I worked at an electronics store in the mid-2000’s and someone set lemon party as the homepage on a lot of the computers. It was hilarious.

@baylego

3y↑1.5K

I'm genuinely scared for the future of the internet

@TurkeyTom

3y↑397

same buddy, same.

@arandomidiot1593

3y↑115

@@TurkeyTom Same here. Not even all that old but I've already watched many a site vanish, and even more become abandoned. Shit's depressing.

@blueblood992

3y↑11

Same

@RW1A

3y↑40

Ive been scared since the end of 2019 when shit started to get crazy

@lionelmessisburner7393

3y↑14

Why are you scared

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@ful5160

2y↑1

Literally as easy to acess as ever
Crazyshit Kaotic
have 20+ uploads every day

@christophercrimson3490

23w↑8

Shock sites reminded me that i could go from a living breathing person with dreams, choices, thoughts, intention, regrets, and memories, to a red blob of meat on the ground in a split second given the right situation. Sometimes with no rhyme or reason, you were simply at the wrong place at the wrong time. Great full doesn’t even begin to cover it.

@juliankohler5086

Oh! I finally understand you, Mr. Turkey. That's a very weird fascination but it's only my personal opinion. I know a lot of people seem to enjoy that stuff for some reason I sincerely cannot fathom. Well, at least now I can finally categorize you in my mind and move on. I am a recent subscriber. Anyway happy 2023.

@restinpeace8319

i found this video very informative, also loved your music choices. 👍👍

@miguelisaurusbruh1158

52w↑1

I just KNOW this guy eats these videos up everyday for breakfast

@AssailantLF

3y↑1.7K

The era of the wild west of the internet is definitely coming to a close as of this last decade. Sad, but inevitable.

@jaydenslaptop6548

3y↑151

Politicians wanna control. Sadly this’ll be the end

@Liquid_Mike

3y↑257

Because we allowed the same groups that killed TV to perpetrate the internet

@misanthropicservitorofmars2116

3y↑38

Gubment gunna gubbern

@cools-mc-fools

3y↑45

the deep web dosen't care tho

@Liquid_Mike

3y↑22

@Rando Yaguchi cable/broadcast TV is in it's death throes, everyone is switching to digital services and "cutting the cable"

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@liquidbleach2207

2y↑1

There should be a dedicated archive of this type of content, as disturbing as it may be, some of it can really give insight into the darker truths about life.

@jimparis5073

1y↑1

The fact you used NINs closer for part two pleases me

@mishmash4760

1y↑2

They always ask…
“What is that man with the shotgun doing?!”
Never
“How… is the man with the shotgun doing?”
😔😔😔😔

@slizzy6292

2y↑150

Gore was never profound, or life changing. It didn't make me more aware of the world. It made me scared to ride my bike on the sidewalk, that only lasted a few days without looking at gore to go back to normal. The only thing I have from gore is a vast knowledge of gore, and Id use my knowledge to persuade people to not look at gore. Shock sites are one thing, it pops up, you try to watch it with your friends, it's usually relatively harmless (people doing absolutely abhorent disgusting shit, but to themselves mostly), it's not like browsing through pages of bestgore by yourself. It's not worth it. Will put you in a haze, idk if that's what people who were enlightened by gore refer to, but it's not good. You gotta go outside and heal the damage you caused. There's no reason to carry the weight of horrible shit when you'll probably never see or experience anything like it in your entire life. Yeah they're killing people out there, Isis, cartels and it's fucked up. Isis has the executions in 4k filmed like a movie, but Idk what the point of watching these would be. its somewhat interesting to see the anatomy of a gun shot wound in 4k, but aside from that you're just absorbing disturbing media that serves no purpose other than spread fear and disgust. unless you live next to Isis or a cartel there's no reason to to even be aware of the disgusting crimes they commit, much less watch them happen. Trust yourself and stay within your own reality to avoid posioning yourself.

@remindmesometime1855

2y↑6

We can handle life

@IghtBettt

2y↑3

Idk man some people find this shit funny to idk how never been a gore/shock enthusiast never understood why ppl watch it but I have classmates that find stuff like that humorous or entertaining I’ve only seen a few peace’s of shock stuff and just couldn’t handle it i then told myself I would stay away from that type of stuff

@slizzy6292

2y↑29

@@IghtBettt that's fucked up, hopefully they're just laughing to hide their true feelings. Even then that's dangerous, cause how far will they go with their friends to prove they're tough. Then there's people on gore sites in the comment sections who are genuinely psychopaths, and neonazis, racists, misogynists who actually get a kick out of watching gore, hopefully they're not that type

@Flutterlullaby

1y↑2

@@remindmesometime1855 I thought that, but I scarred myself heavily by looking at a modest amount of gore. Perhaps what some may claim is mild. I don’t know/care. Their comment is valid because it will bring awareness to those it needs to bring it to. If there’s someone reading that who genuinely wants to see disgusting gore, that won’t stop them. But perhaps it would have stopped me before I did it, and so it’s a valid point to make. Different people can handle different things and not everyone can tolerate extremely violent videos as well as you can

@lolwhodis7817

For me it made me more aware of my surroundings since i seen alot of dash cam footage

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@s7dneyy

the background music u use always is amazing

@yoswayd5520

3y↑609

Pretty big coincidence that these sites shut down about a day after the new Israel/Palestine conflict began

@spinningchurro

3y↑136

The Nose knows.

@Mikey8028

3y↑32

who nose if that's even true!

@baseddepartment1645

3y↑73

Oy vey

@Idk-cz9ms

3y↑25

Wow so these websites shut down in the 1940’s before the internet even existed? Do you people even know shit about this?

@DTheAustralian

3y↑38

israel bad BUT antisemitism also bad.

be better, cmon

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@zachb1785

14w↑2

now instead of all of those websites, we have instagram reels which shows the most brutal car crashes and basically any gore you can imagine

@chop2531

1y↑1

I remember running the gauntlet. The suffering I endured. But it taught me that I need to mature quickly because the world isn't a nice place. It honestly helped me over all.

@kishinasura5699

1y↑2

never once got into gore videos, but i’ve seen a few w friends. They just made my stomach turn

@maritimeretro2855

2y↑1

When you stare into the abyss for long enough, it stares back.

@xavierd.3931

1y↑2

I'm only 22 right now but I've definitely been on the dark side of the internet since I was like 10 and now as I've gotten older, I realize how desensitized that actually made me.

@deathtoraiden2080

2y↑1.5K

I don't care about gore sites being gone, i care about the unfiltered news they provided being repressed. I've seen them and the mainstream news tell a completely opposite story too many times to count.

@MakaylaHatesYou

2y↑28

How do you think one should educate themselves on the truth?

@wolfetteplays8894

2y↑6

Same here

@airplanemaniacgaming7877

@@MakaylaHatesYou Just dont believe the MSN, because they sanitize to the point that the cadaver is just rubbing alcohol on very worn bones.

@Burger_pants

@@MakaylaHatesYou by seeking it. And when access to information is controlled by people who claim that men can get pregnant, and "wll white people are racist" you will NEVER find that truth, just the version of if that they want you to see.

@orwellianpepe7660

1y↑18

There are many gore sites still online.

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@GreenEnvy.

2y↑53

To say it's an "end of an era" when there's literally hundreds of gore sites still up today is overly dramatic.

@KoId.

2y↑7

Give one then

@fgfhjfhjfbhfghf5771

2y↑12

Yeah and they're shady af. Just let me see it from the safety of reddit again

@Burger_pants

2y↑5

name one, we are STILL waiting liar

@zg64

2y↑2

Theync

@zg64

2y↑2

WSHH

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@Shuller883

im glad theres videos where we can learnabout disturbing or terrifiying topics without graphic images

@kaibrigance278

37w↑1

I am so relieved that this era is coming to an end. I can’t stand gore, because of the way it makes me feel, the unease it gives me throughout the day, it became so bad that I physically couldn’t handle seeing them without puking. My “friends” thought this was hilarious and kept sending me bait and switch links to extremely shocking videos. I used to tell myself it wasn’t real but quickly learned that a vast majority of them were. It is disgusting, and really fucked with me, and still does.
I never thought of it as a way to grow up, in fact, I think it’s against human nature to want to see those things so I was constantly questioning the sanity of others. The most harmful thing for me was that it made me question my own sanity, because I kept on thinking about it and had, like you said morbid curiosity. I thought there was something mentally wrong with me.

@vdzmhm

36w↑1

Same for me too. I watched a single gore video my friend sent me and i was so tramutized and i couldnt sleep i felt so sad and my friends judt keep laughing line it was nothing.

@facthunt2facthunt245

25w↑1

Do you think your friends were sociopaths or psychopaths? If they think that sort of thing is funny then they clearly lack empathy.

@morallybankrupt1461

1y↑13

I can honestly say that I’ve watched just about every cartel, Wagner group, industrial accident video out there. I think the misconception is that people like me get joy from watching other’s misery and that can’t be any farther from the truth. I watched those videos to remember just how fleeting and dangerous life can be, and to always remember that the greatest monsters in reality are people themselves.

@gkdair1413

37w↑1

At the time gore sites really didn't do anything for me, and I found a morbid curiosity with it, I became desensitized to it all. I only learned fairly recently in my life that during that period I was experiencing the beginnings of PTSD, MDD, and GAD, and I no doubt believe those sites contributed and exacerbated the problems. You hear about how the development team of the most recent Mortal Kombat had to receive therapy and counciling because they were constantly exposed to gore photos to make sure the carnage on screen looked accurate.

It's one of those things you don't realize until it's too late of how much this is messing you up mentally.

@notmyrealname1698

2y↑1.3K

I’ve always felt that live leak was a necessary evil because it allowed surface internet users to see some of the real underbelly of the internet and people in general. Sometimes you gotta face the fact that people can be truly awful and if you don’t see it you won’t believe it.

@roejogan4540

2y↑4

💯

@roejogan4540

2y↑3

💯

@nobitches9828

2y↑5

💯

@uselessagent7342

2y↑7

@@nobitches9828 please tell me one of you guys can help me out im a huge gore fan but without the tons of sites that have been pulled i cant get my fix does anyone know where i can go?

@kio9906

@@uselessagent7342 you're sick but you're just not looking hard enough I found one

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@rugtub3744

2y↑3

I personally feel that this sort of media opened the portal for that kind of hell into our daily lives. Now violence, pain and suffering are everywhere. We no longer seek the forbidden knowledge because we can experiance it just by leaving our homes. The anthropomorphic field of our reality changes with our perceptions of that reality. Someday this will be science fact, and we'll realize we shouldnt have eaten all that junk food, spiritually speaking. It will be a long road indeed, walking all this negativity off.

@getoffmylawn6275

2y↑3

I don’t know man personally I have a very morbid curiosity. I watched a few and honestly it opened my eyes to the true sense of the world. There is a place for shock/gore but sending links to people is quite disgusting I never sent anyone a link to a gore/shock video.

@codywork-us7wu

37w

Live leak made me very thankful for OSHA and a very cautious factory worker. Thanks live leak, you da real MVP

@sasacc322

2y↑3

Ogerish and Liveleak fostered my love for animals to an immense extent after watching a few incredibly traumatizing animal abuse videos

@LabiaLeFabia

1y↑3

I’ve watched crazy gore videos since I was 12. I’ve seen a lot, one was a child being thrown and recorded and that one Fucked me up. I don’t anything with animal (dogs/cats) or children, it hurts my heart. I do Watch everything else to this day, I’m way older but idk I just keep up to date on the gore sites I watch. I’m not crazy or anything just wow’d by what I see.

@jaydenslaptop6548

3y↑767

THE DUDE CALLS HIMSELF A TURKEY YET HE ISN’T EVEN A TURKEY. TURKEY TOM MORE LIKE LIAR LARRY!!

@Akunai_

3y↑23

🦃🦃🦃🦃

@yunicommentary

3y↑19

🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃

@N_o196

3y↑15

🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃

@Cushla-np4pt

3y↑15

🦃

@mafia2boy33

3y↑13

🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃 buh-gock!

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@louis4038

2y↑2

even though I'm not keen on looking at the content myself, I think sites showing this kind of, deeply real, disturbing content should be allowed up, however just have real tight security as to keep as many younger folk from seeing it as possible, not sure how one would make such a site, but it'd be nice to have that freedom to explore the world's dark corners, since it is apart of reality

@bitelaserkhalif

2y↑1

Exactly, what I would think off.
Just like cigarette packaging warnings, to buy cigarette usually need ID.

@croozerdog-9946

18w↑1

i remember an intense fear i got after finding out brains are just meat. like i knew. but seeing it as a 12 year old gives a special kind of anxiety. it never stuck as anything traumatic though, it's still just an image, i knew that back then, just changed my view of reality

@BufordTJustice42069

24w↑1

"When hell is full, the dead will walk the Earth...flush please."

@kato_dsrdr

2y↑7

Gore sites made me realize how cruel people can be.

@ithinkurf

3 guys 1 hammer still haunts me

@ojcarre2432

@@ithinkurfI’m so glad I never watched those 2 girls, 2 guys type stuff lol

@nariiii8838

1y↑3

I'm honestly glad those clips which I have been accidentally exposed to are buried so deep in my mind that even if I try to think about them specifically I physically can't remember. But at the time before that they were re-rolled in my head so much making me nauseous and my anxiety reach at its peak.

@lolipoptable

3y↑879

With the corporatization of the internet, websites like these and one off websites in general are phasing out and people on social medias themselves are becoming more sanitized. The Wild West era and things that remained from it aren’t advertiser friendly, but I can see things like gore sites returning since it’s such an internet staple.

@youtubesucks3882

3y↑54

"and people on social medias themselves are becoming more sanitized." While I agree with this statement, using this in defense of blatant gore and snuff porn is shitty. These sites were going to get removed no matter what, as the content is too much for anyone to be able to see. What other reason would anyone watch a video of a guy getting decapitated with a pocket knife in the middle of the woods other than getting some fucked up psychopathic thrill? What is educational about that? What is productive about it? It's capitalizing on people's deaths and suffering. I'm glad this shit finally got snuffed from the internet.

@gibbysplendid3725

3y↑118

@@youtubesucks3882 Well to answer your question someone into combat techniques might be debating what techniques actually work irl. So having what albiet might be a graphic and terrible murder video might be gross it can also be informative in that sense. Also it can give off a more realistic depiction of muder and it’s consequences. Yeah psycho’s might get off but people have a right to observe reality.

@mikechurvis9995

3y↑115

@@gibbysplendid3725 "people have a right to observe reality"
Perfect summary. Thank you.

@Number1FanProductions

3y↑19

@@gibbysplendid3725 then do research? Terrible Argument the content isn’t gone, just the sites literally dedicated to entertain misery and suffering.

Would you be ok with your mother’s death being on a website for sweats to entertain themselves with?

@rullio9649

3y↑11

@@Number1FanProductions it depends really, if its was recorded when it would be most likely on the internet in some form these days. Hard to be careful not to get caught on camera

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@wrios64

2y↑4

It's funny because people back then tried to diminish public viewing of gore by not doing public executions and a couple of hundred years later viewing of this came back which I guess goes to show how large human fascination is of the odd and you'll most likely see another thing like live leak in the future

@masterreece1098

1y↑2

As someone who learnt about live gore sites because of the Ronnie mcnutt situation I don't know if I can see horror movies the same way again, I havent really watched gore, the only one I was able to watch without covering my eyes or stopping it half way through was shuaiby aslam but still it's terrible to see that type of stuff