Patron Peek: Disturbing Things from the Internet [Vol. 3] Shortlist

Hey guys! Hope you all have been well. I wanted to bestow the second Patron Peek upon you all for the next upload :)

Next up will be DTFAI Vol. 3. We're diving into some seriously screwed up topics so I'm giving you a quick rundown to hold you over until then (and potentially do some research if you're interested).

Here's the shortlist:

1. Shuteye

In this entry, we'll follow a user who posted in the Glitch in the Matrix subreddit claiming that he and his brother were given a "forced" blink. Essentially, his story documents his own experience, however the comments relating to the matter really push this thing full-circle since he wasn't the only one who dealt with this. 

2. Pizza Time Pizza

Pizza Time Pizza is a web-series run by a user named Alex Bale. The story follows a cul-I mean family franchise being run by an honorable Pizza Man. Nothing strange here, folks!

3. Unsimulate

Recently, Mutahar posted a video on SomeOrdinaryGamers about a certain phenomenon going on around YouTube. Playlists are being made that contain children videos mixed with hardcore pornography. Yes, you read that right. Pornography playlists- on YouTube- with kid videos scattered through them. Unbelievable phenomenon that we're going to look into.

4. Anxiety War

Anxiety War is a YouTube channel that I've followed for years. This guy used to make videos about catching child predators in real life by posing as a little girl in online chat rooms where creeps were likely to lurk. His channel was run, unfiltered and vigilante-style in an attempt to expose the names and faces of these creeps. He would go into detail about their chat logs and you'd get to see EVERYTHING (except uncensored photos and videos, of course, but who the hell wants to see that?). Very interesting channel that started a noble movement that carries on even today around YouTube. We're going to dive into who these people are, how they do it, and where these creeps could be in everyday life.

5. Archangel

This entry follows a post on Reddit by a user pleading for help. He claims that he found a camera pen in his restroom and he believes that his adopted father placed it there to spy on him while he's in there. In this entry, we're following the story surrounding this unfortunate Redditor to see whether he ended up okay in the long-run. Or, if he didn't.

Disturbing Things from Around the Internet [Vol. 3] launches 5/17 on NE.