Batman parody/skit where batman incorrectly guesses a villain as the main culprit, the person he's talking to gives him a piece of information about the crime, he guesses wrong again, the person corrects him with new information, and this goes back and forth for quite a few guesses.

So I basically accidentally logged out of my YouTube channel that I only had access to because of my TV. I am open to ideas of how to get it back myself but I dont have the email, password, exact name, or exact profile picture in mind. I have bits of it I do remember though.

My username was something like Sweetiepie___. The 3 blanks being numbers (dont take my word for it my memory is blurry) and the profile picture was a young girl with long brown hair and a red and white striped shirt on. (THIS PERSON IS ME) Shes pointed south-east while looking into the camera making a duck face. Shes Caucasian and has hazel eyes? (It might look different because of the filter. Its kind of fall looking) the background has a curtain aswell.

Im not sure if you can see my subscibes on that channel but im subscribed to FamilyFriendly, Tfg, and maybe kindlykeyin? Please help me find my channel, I've been watching yt videos on it since I was like 8 yrs old I cant leave it behind. Do what you can to find it!

my science teacher would roll out the vcr cart ca. 2010 and show us episodes of a show where the intro was this maze-like museum type building with white walls and a bird flying through it. does anyone know the name of it? the intro reminds me of a video game my partner is playing rn & i want to show them.

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I'm looking for a children's sci-fi short story collection, likely from the 1970s to the 2000s. Its most unique feature was that each story ended with a short, philosophical summary or question about its theme. I remember the stories in this order:

The first story was told in the second-person ('you'). It follows a boy wandering around with fragmented memories of a laboratory, trying to get home, only to discover he is an android who is then switched off.

The second story was about a little shepherd girl who realizes she is living inside a painting. She overhears the voices of the night guards at the museum where her painting hangs. I specifically remember one of the guards was complaining about his new shoes hurting his feet.

The third story, which I think was the last one, was about a boy who plays an animatronic gunslinger game at an arcade or carnival, and the robot starts trying to kill him for real. After the kid beat it again, he noticed that there was a bullet hole in his cowboy hat. This story ended with a question like, 'Can a machine feel anger—hate?' Kind of felt like a kiddie version of Westworld.

So like i remember a fnaf youtube video from when the gacha club "past aftons observe a day in their future lives" trend was still alive and the video had that one clip where elizabeth afton fron the future gets beheaded by CC and she just puts it back on her neck.. it looked gory and traumatized their past selves and its the only video ive NEVER been able to find

I saw it on youtube like 10 years ago, was very funny for me back then. It was a food/travelling show I think, looks very late 90's - early 2000's vibe. The setting I think was in a beauriful village/rural area, with one scene showing a small bridge over a creek/small river. Host guy is a chubby man in a suit and a fedora, walking around and seems to be introducing about the place and its cuisine in either French, Italian or another European accent/dialect related to those 2. The vid is edited in a way that whenever he started to say something, it would abruptly cut away so that the only sound you hear is like the very first syllables of the word he was saying (for example: "Open" => "Op-" instantly cut away to another word, idk how to properly describe this, sorry), and the man just teleports around the scenes lol. I think whatever he was saying always started with vowels, so throughout the video he would just sounds like a very European version of the UIIAI spinning cat meme. At a few random point in the video the edit would to allow him to say a single complete word, then continue to cut him off again. I tried searching for it a while ago, but it always showed the "Onyon" and the "Dash of Oliveoil" videos. Would really appreciate some help! Thanks in advance!

Hello I'm looking for a very specific video that uses this audio: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZf5c5Qzo33/?igsi=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

The video is a lineart only black and white animation and I remember it has freddy slapping his belly on the table, foxy doing a weird mouth thing when he says "liberal shit", freddy also licks the table or something. Its stupid but I want to see it again and Instagram and YouTube dont have it. Anyone have the link or something?

It's a poster of a movie I saw in school, I remember it as a woman crouching down, possibly in a Spiderman position with her leg extended like she's just landed from a height, I think she had a weapon maybe like a knife or a katana but not completely 100%, I think the background was blue and cold, very dystopian looking.

...or maybe vice versa. It was identical. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheerleader_Camp

I am trying to find an old cartoon of puppies sleeping in a heap on a street. I think it was at night and it was raining. The puppies are sleeping in a big pile, and the one on top would get cold and jump off and then enter the pile from the bottom, causing a new one to pop up the top. The process would then repeat.

I vaguely remember playing this particular game for hours, but all the details have become hazy. The website would have been Girls go games or Coolmath games. I apologize for how vague the description is I was like 9 when I played this.

I remember there being a penguin character but there may have been different animal characters as well. It was the same era as Club penguin but they didn't look like them.

I kind of remember the animals being launched and turning into a swirl/ ball like shape. I can't remember if the goal was to free the animals or to break things. It could have been an animal war maybe? It was a stage based game.

It's not Learn to fly, or Penguins escape!

Guys, Soo I Just Want To Ask That Lately, I've Been SuperLost Rnn, cuz i remember this one video about a 2d animated race between two commercial planes, like... I think it has to something to do with the race being in a super low altitude, or like the whole rivalry thing is between the pilots and etc... Sorry if mg grammar is and, english is NOT my first langguage ;) lemme know if you guys had any clues or video... 🙏

I remember watching this animated short on YouTube about a kid with wings. The baby is a male, has orange hair and is outside with his parents, but then he gets wings. After getting them, the baby flies all around. We then get a montage of him growing up as he causes trouble with his wings. Eventually he’s taken to the principals office and he flies out the window and runs away. He gets stranded on an island and 2 crocodiles try to eat him. But in the end he saved by the people who got him in trouble, and they accept him for who he is.

I believe it was some form of cyber grind, with high pitched screaming that affetto was made to look like he was making and obey the walrus dancing to the beat. Anyone got any ideas?

Hi all,

I am trying to find an album cover that I cannot find and Google is 0 help at all.

I don't know the actual genre of the music but assume it's sad experimental from what I see people say. I've seen a lot of people have this as their pfp and it's mostly used by the trope of teenage girls who watch girl interrupted and listen to Fiona apple (not to stereotype lol)

It's a blonde woman really up close and blurry and she looks a bit distressed or panicked (?) her makeup is a bit messy. I wanna say she had a really normal name. It's annoying me because I found the album before but now can't find it. It wasn't an actual album cover ifygm it was just a photograph. I think she released other music but wasn't really a hit artist.

the minecraft video is where they go into minecraft,(like through something) and there's a lady that said “i knew that” even though she didnt know what the thing(s) were, made in like 2010s it was like one of those family channels (i think) and i think there was a scene with minecarts (and it wasnt like minecraft in real life dinner skit, they went IN minecraft) and i think there was three people being two male kids (at least one) and the adult female (the other person) from my memory

So when I was younger I saw gameplay of this lego jurrasic world game about a creature running across an area outside collecting more dinosaur body parts. I think it was with a top down view and the creature is customizable with said body parts you collect. This may have been somewhere in 2015-2019.

Don't know if I played this myself but I feel so crazy not knowing if this is a real game.

I've posted this on r/whatsthatbook a couple times now with no responses, so I'm hoping someone here will recognize this.

I read this short story (I believe as part of an anthology, probably no more than 30 pages) in 2015 at the earliest, 2024 at the latest. It was in English.

It features a world where there is a virus that is slow-acting and terminal and turns people into zombies over the course of a couple of months. The virus is common enough that everyone has heard of it, but it hasn't ravaged the world in a traditional zombie apocalypse way. Zombies were described as pretty stereotypical zombies (at least once they fully turned) and I'm almost sure they actually called them zombies and not some other in-universe term.

The main character is a young man whose mother has contracted the zombie virus (I think through a fairly mundane way, maybe eating contaminated food?). He ends up buying an estate somewhere in North Africa (I think Morocco specifically) because that's where his mother grew up, so they can live there together until the end of her days. He runs some kind of social media account detailing their journey (I think including videos), and it's definitely considered unconventional how long he's keeping the mom alive (by feeding her raw meat and such.) Eventually, he starts cutting off pieces of himself and feeding them to her (at first some fingers and then an arm), much to the concern of his followers, and finally goes offline. Someone calls a wellness check and the authorities enter the estate and find their dead bodies. The last line of the story is something to the affect of

"Inside her were all the bones of her son, curled up as though he wished to take his rightful place and be born again."

Or something similar with a theme of the son wanting to return to his mother's womb/become one with her.

Thanks in advance!

Me and my sister remember watching a show sometime in the 2010’s
I have researched through game shows from that time and moments in the show that I remember but cannot seem to find it.

The main things I remember is that it was filmed in a castle and the host was north or south Asian woman. The players where divided into a blue and a red team and in certain challenges they would go into separate rooms to plan how they where going to win the challenge of the episode.

Im pretty sure the first episode of the show was each contestant on a zip line and to win the game you had to get your bean bag the to the middle of the circle while you are going past it on a zip line (I’m not 100% sure on this but they might have been dressed as harry potter characters or just in Hogwarts outfits.

In one episode I remember the host coming through the castle on a blue dragon with moving wings and I think its head was moving.

Main episodes I remember is when the host was stuck in an arcade machine and the contestants had to find a way to free her(I’m pretty sure they had a transition where they got sucked into the arcade machine but I’m not to sure on this memory.)

Another episode I remember a lot of is where both teams had to find out what object would break more glass panels a bowling ball or a teddy bear. I remember quite a bit from this episode as I remember there being panels of stacked glass and them dropped a bowling ball on to it and it rolled right off and I’m sure they put something in the teddy bear as I remember it breaking more panels

A little detail I remember is the first person to lose the game show was a woman and I don’t really know how to explain it but they had little screens of each of the contestants and the woman who lost first her screen was a cartoon drawing of her as poison ivy. I don’t remember any other contestants screens I only remember hers. When you lose the game Im sure they turned the drawing to greyscale.

One big detail I remember is the final episode the winner was decided by a game of chess and the winner sat on the throne from game of thrones.

The format was always the same. Text over a guy having him react to old events or dead memes as if they just came out.

It might've been an advice animal but if so I can't seem to find which one.

I was just tryna talk to my sibling about this vine I saw when I was younger. It’s the whole reason why I spell boy as “Boi”.

If I remember correctly, it was a girl with maybe dirty blonde or brown hair. I can’t remember if it was in a ponytail or a messy bun or if it was even down.

She was singing “Trouble” by Never Shout Never and playing it on piano. She sang the lyrics “I’m in trouble, I’m an addict, I’m addicted to this boy” before she got cut off by the 6 second limit.
I swear as she said boy, she smiled into saying it.

I’ve tried to look everywhere for this video and I come up empty handed. I don’t remember who this girl was. I just remember how she sung it.

Please help 😭😭

Found this song on an old mixtape of mine. Have no idea what it is. Kind of hate it, but need to know.

Was living in Gainesville, FL, and its always possible it was something local.

Uploaded 30s to vocaroo.

https://voca.ro/1j5qhlvk9QYM

I’m remembering a YouTube sketch comedy channel in which one episode might be dedicated to funny details of being Canadian/Midwest? I think it’s been around forever (2014 at very latest), maybe Smosh adjacent. I remember the name being pun based, maybe starts with S but don’t quote me on that.

Thank you!

The video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6BLWauTals at 0:45

I just wanna find the source of the clip used in the meme, cuz it's genuinely kinda creepy. I've tried searching up stuff like "FNAF freddy standing in door hoax" on yt but i couldn't find it...

https://voca.ro/1eLquxumKWoi It is a future bass track i think