If you've every stumbled onto
what some people call the weird part of the internet,
you know just how deep the rabbit hole can go.
But sometimes that rabbit hole
leads you to dark and mysterious places,
where the strangest and most unexplainable
videos on the internet reside.
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Here are the 10 most mysterious videos
on the internet no one can explain.
Number 10 is 112 Dirtbag.
At first, 112 Dirtbag's video, entitled, Happy Anniversary,
seems to be just your usual YouTube weirdness.
A man in his 50s or 60s,
laughing increasingly into the camera
as a piano is playing.
But some some believe that the video is a direct taunt
to the family of Maura Murray.
Maura Murray disappeared
under unusual circumstances in 2004,
and her father was quoted afterwards as saying
that he believed his daughter was, and I quote,
abducted by some dirt bag on Route 112.
The username if 112 Dirtbag is what some claim
is a reference to Route 112,
where Mara was last seen alive,
as well as her father's comments.
But chillingly, the video was also posted
on the anniversary of Maura's disappearance.
Number nine is I Feel Fantastic.
I Feel Fantastic is one of the most
infamous mysterious videos ever uploaded on YouTube.
It was first seen in 2009,
and features a strange life-sized mannequin doll.
The doll is dress in in gray pants and a sweater
with a blond wig.
The mannequin, known as Tara,
moves and sings a song about feeling fantastic
in a bizarre robotic voice.
There are different shots in the video,
with some believing an out of place shot in the woods
is connected to a murder.
The real mystery, however,
is what happened to the video's creator, Bergeron.
It was rumored that he was creating these strange robots
as part of a traveling show.
But then he went silent
and no one is sure what happened to him.
To this day, conspiracy theories persist
that the video contains a darker meaning,
and that Bergeron's story is just a cover
for something much more twisted.
Number eight is the Barbie interview.
Elaborate Creepy Pasta,
or something far more sinister?
When it comes to the Barbie interview,
no one is quite sure.
The video was originally published on YouTube as Barbie.avi,
and the story behind it circulated
around the Creepy Pasta community.
The owner of the video claims to have found it
on an old computer, which was dumped in the trash.
The video shows a young woman being interviewed.
But she breaks down into tears at one point,
and then reveals that she only has one arm.
Finally, the video concludes with a woman,
presumably, the same one,
crying and walking down a rail track.
While the story accompanying the video has many twists,
the origin of the video is still debated,
with some believing it is an interview
about a body image disorder,
which compels sufferers to cut off their own limbs.
Number seven is Plastic Men.
The Plastic Men video is one of the most
unsettling cartoons on YouTube.
It's origin is also surrounded in mystery and conjecture.
The video first appeared
on a channel called Treatsforbeasts,
and it depicts a bizarre creature that looks like a cross
between a frog and a human.
The creature is singing a high pitched song,
repeating phrases over and over.
As the creature sings,
it seems to be caressing an open wound,
and cuts to a family with black eyes and contorted fingers.
As if this wasn't weird enough,
the description reads as follows,
plastic men, women, and children
want to tickle me in the wilderness,
they watch as a caress my exposed spine,
I'm ashamed of my own body.
The YouTube channel has several other videos,
but whether the man featured in some of those
made the cartoon itself, no one knows.
Number six is After Death.
In a video known as After Death,
a masked figure walks down a path
and reveals a remote location, sign posted,
with rusted, out of place signs.
The camera soon comes to a hideous scarecrow-like creature,
which has been impaled by the side of the path.
Then, creepy dolls are shown,
and a hand moving in what looks like blood.
This is when a occult symbols appear.
We're then shown a person roped to a tree,
their face covered in a mask,
and what looks like a body at a camp site.
All along, a haunting drone plays,
hinting that human voices can be heard somewhere in the mix,
which may reveal the video's origins.
The channel which posted the video is called 132insert132,
and has continued to upload strange clips just like these,
with no one sure of their purpose or whether they're real.
Number five is Blank Room Soup.
Blank Room Soup is a strange twisted video,
which may predate YouTube itself.
It was uploaded to the site in 2005,
and ever since, viewers have debated
whether the video is real or not.
In it, a man sits at a table in a bland white room.
In it, he's wearing a bib,
as he eats from a bowl with a large oversized spoon,
and he begins to cry as if he hasn't eaten in a long time.
From a door at the back, and from the side of the camera,
two people then appear dressed in huge doll outfits.
They pat the man's back affectionately,
as he cries while he eats.
In a bizarre twist, an artist claims
that they had been making videos using the doll suits,
but that the suits had been stolen.
A few weeks after that, the bizarre video
was sent to the artist who didn't know what to make of it.
Is the man in the video being help prisoner?
To this day, no one knows for sure.
Number four is Clip 095.
Clip 095 is only 34 seconds long,
and still manages to perplex those who watch it.
The clip seems to be a VHS tape,
which may contain hidden or cryptic messages.
In the video, a creepy, armless man,
with a white face and black eyes,
moves toward the camera.
Strange symbols flicker on the screen,
then another man appears.
His face is distorted by the VHS recording,
but he appears to wipe a tear away from his eyes.
There are some other shots, as well.
One looking out to a forest scene from a house.
And another, which looks like it's been shot
from a parking lot in broad daylight.
The other videos were also posted to the same channel,
showing staring faces and other contorted figures.
The channel has been inactive since 2013,
and so whoever was behind the video seems to be long gone.
Number three is Grandma in the Backyard.
In 2010 a YouTuber by the name of DJDeafJoey
made a bizarre video for his channel.
While we know the origin of this video,
it still raises more questions than it gives answers.
The video starts off with Joey using sign language
and subtitles to communicate with the viewer.
In it, he briefly states that he had
his great-grandmother's coffin
moved to the back of his home.
He then opens the coffin and shows the body inside,
complete with gaping mouth and hair,
which continued to grow after death.
Joey then shows himself kissing
his great grandmother's corpse on the mouth several times.
This is skirted over, as if completely normal.
Joey has made many other videos,
but none as disturbing as this.
And his behavior to his grandmother's body
has left many confused and disturbed.
Number two is The Plague Doctor.
There are many grainy black and white videos on YouTube
with mysterious origins,
and The Plague Doctor video is one of the most compelling.
The video was sent to a Swedish blogger
who then posted it online,
hoping that someone could tell him what it meant.
In the video, someone in a plague mask from the middle ages
stands inside a ruined building next to some woods.
He shows a flashing light in his hand,
as strange sounds shift and alter to each light.
Many have attempted to decode the video,
but one man named Parker Warner White
has claimed that he made it.
However, that can not be verified.
Some messages within it have been decoded,
including the phrases, you are already dead
and kill the president,
along with Coordinates to the White House itself.
And number one is the Unfavorable Semicircle.
The most studied mysterious videos ever uploaded to YouTube
are known collectively as the Unfavorable Semicircle.
This channel uploaded tens of thousands of videos in 2015.
Each video contained anomalous artifacts
with strange patterns flickering across the screen.
Some videos contained no sound,
while others included human voices
and other distorted noises.
Many people tried to figure out what these videos were,
only for the channel to be terminated by YouTube themselves.
A Google+ account connected to the YouTube channel
contained cryptic text, which then decoded,
lead to a Twitter account posting more cryptic content.
Theories range from Unfavorable Semicircle
being a troll account, to aliens,
or artificial intelligence trying to communicate with us.
For now, to this day, the mystery only deepens.
So these were the most mysterious videos
ever posted to the internet
that have yet to be explained.
The question is, are you going to dive deeper into these,
and if so, I wish you luck.