#lowvibe

Shane has a friend named Garrett which makes the whole circle cooler. Garrett made an appearance in one of his video, the Queen Mary Ship Ghost Hunting, I like it to the point that they made a great onscreen friendship chemistry. The vid was all about chasing ghosts 😂 I grew up loving the idea of ghost hunting (yea I experienced it myself when I was in elementary with my friends in our school) -- it's going to places that are reported to be haunted by any entities esp ghosts. Though it doesn't have something to do with conspiracy theory, however I am just highlighting these Shane and Garrett's personalities in every vid they are in. I like the latter's vibe or Garrett's, his childish way on reacting to things and his outdoorsy personality is bae. That adventuresome spirit that's forever seeking adventures is cute (at least that's how I see him).

On the other hand, the vid covers the Cartoon Conspiracy in which it features few of the cartoon characters we knew from childhood like SpongeBob, Mickey Mouse etc. Shane and the team behind the series unveiled that there were hidden messages in every cartoon episodes (well, I knew this one not too long ago but I just have the time to write this blog) and also in the movies. Some programs aren't appropriate for kids. When I saw the series, I said to myself "I couldn't agree more" 😄 Those clips gave me chills as it reminded me of my childhood self watching TV non-stop with my sister and cousins. Those were the days that if we wouldn't watch TV, we would play outside. No gadgets - just TV and playmates. Subliminal messages, S word, and the worst is suicide or suicidal tendencies. Unknowingly these things perhaps planted immensely to the core of every child's innocent mind.

I will insert a screenshot of a duck pointing a gun:

(Do you think this is appropriate for children?)

On the lighter note, the '90s kids that we are -- we are tough guys (pat yourself at the back). Emotionally tough, I'd say. Tough guys in the sense that we see things through. We experience it. We are the generation that are more open-minded to things that are considered for adults only or rated spg/r. We see films that aren't for our age. According to studies, children who are exposed to things mentioned will grow up emotionally stable, at least.

We see, we feel, we think about the whole damn horror movie Chucky when we're done watching it. We 'thought' about that killing we saw on that movie if it was normal when we didn't know if it's morally okay. Psychologically, these somehow left a hole in the child's mind that might traumatize and cause disturbance in every way possible.

Most of the time, those killings on TVs, movies, series or documentaries affect a person's emotional side (unless you are innately psychopath/sociopath) than the rational thinking side of the mind. Then they say, parents were to blame.

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