top 10 reasons not to move to Massachusetts

You where better off doing Minecraft mango tango

kwame money you were better off not existing

@@EggNerdGaming so I am like your family

@@EggNerdGaming your life story is a "sad" one

A lot of "wrong type of girl to get you feeling all types of right".

@@PopExpo Baawaaahahaha!!!

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nice point to make

Lmaoo a bunch of cousins dating

I'd believe that. The tunnel is closed a lot when bad shit is going on.

they will not get virus there since they are so isolated

It's not dark for 18 hours a day either its too far south

that's crazy...

Quest of Valor How so???

I live in Parsons, KS. According to Google, I'm 3 hours & 52 minutes from Skidmore. I might take a drive up there in the near future.

@@jeffersonrundell7540 dang I’m from Pittsburg KS, living in Lawrence KS rn

You're doing the Lord's work

I’m from Kansas City ks!

@@thabuilder88, one of my favorite restaurants was in Olathe: JUMPIN' CATFISH.

.

Why has the dutch elm disease of the ancient tree affected the populace more than the 1912 murders?

@@TeaCup1940: The absence of the elms has changed the appearance of the streets, even though its cause probably not known to most residents. The murders are ancient history and left no visible traces. So they certainly are not at the front of anyone's memory.

yea this video lost all credibility, lol and you notice the one flood video shows up for two different cities as well? lol

Yeah I noticed that too as a native puttsburgher

Pittsburgher damn I can't type

Thanks for verifying my suspicion. Lol.

@@johnloughner6572 Honestly, I think your typo just became my new favorite insult. "Hey... You know that new guy at work?" "Yeah. That dude's a real putz burger!" Lol.

I am dead 💀💀

Not even close but try again.

facts

@Dirk Dick Strider Rider and how would you get there?

@@melbell5157 Glad that worked out for you. I'm just pointing out not everyone is in a position to be able to move.

That WAS Pittsburgh in that photo..

Everyone invites you for food.

Italy is magic!

Been to Lido di Jesolo a month ago,it was almost empty since it's currently not a tourist season,but those few people that live there were all super nice.Not sure if it counts since it belongs to one of the more popular regions in Italy and it's close to Venice.

Don't let this narrator fool you. The majority of small towns in the us have very friendly people

@@turdburglar1295 A town that had an axe murder 100 years ago is "creepy" to this guy but New York that has them frequently is "vibrant" and "exciting". I think it's the lack of gangs shooting over who gets to sling dope on which corner that frightens him.

Welcome to Florida

That's a normal thing in all rural towns in Oregon, has nothing to do with the cult. Pretty sure everyone in Antelope were not apart of the cult but their livelihoods were destroyed by the Rajneesh. That 1000,s acre land they had is now a church camp for kids.

🙂

Move to cda idaho

Right? I cringed when he said that was major redflag. I facepalmed when he said their cultish behavior. The way some people think is just stupid and Sad.

Forcing women as young as 12" that's NOT a woman that's a child.

tell the men of islam that, they go for even younger.

@xc5647321 xc5647321 Its Grandma with Nuts

haha

I agree. The F.L.D.S. should be made to vanish. The moronic church would. be doing itself a big favor getting rid of the F.L. D. S.

True

Any town, anywhere, that has people living in it, you can be sure it's going to be creepy and dangerous.

Oh FR. Where I live there’s kinda this little corner of the city and there’s not much there but like an abandoned mental hospital and a liquor store and a lot of people go there around Halloween lmfao. There’s always police patrolling the area tho because no matter what time of year it is people try to sneak in. People forget about it, hell I forget about it, because the rest of the city is overall pretty nice and half the people here live in mansions.

@@loisaustin6200 Chernobyl is weird even though no one is supposed to live there.

@@cloutelfin8323 If we were fish, the lure would catch us every time; the lure of the strange, the unknown, the forbidden, the bizarre. We can resist anything except temptation. Makes life fun (although maybe short).

to me it seems like a nice little place where everyone is fond of eachother, almost like one big family, not that creepy to me

@@andrewe165 foh that sounds creepy lmao someone has to be at least a mean ass old person the balance is all off

Yeah it actually sounded pretty cool to have everyone living in a single building. The vibe of having a strong community during a cold winter sounds honestly really refreshing compared to the suburban hell most Americans live in. Whittier sounds rad dude

Most Americans are so distant from their community and neighbors. Whittier is based.

it is obvious this guy just does not do much homework on his videos and is hurting for video ideas!

Thank you for the comment. 👍

Of course; they know ev2 in the 🏦🏛️🏥 ! 😮😁👍👍

Thanks for the list

Thanks for the list. I heard that Newtown, Connecticut is creepy, especially the people. Outsiders not welcome.

Should have had Calumet Michigan on this list 😒

Sounds so creepy tell me more 🤣

Sounds Ideal versus living in Milwaukee lately lol

The Japanese were talking about making enormous buildings that would hold thousands of people were they would never leave go to work grocery shop and their homes all in the same building.

There are way more than two buildings but yeah, it's a strange place. Very cool though.

very bizarre it seems a mixture of "The wax house" with "Hostel", i love it.

I have many deers in my yard. Dears carry a lot of ticks & I got many tick bites.

I live in England and we have deer in our homes and gardens. Handy if you need a quick ride down to the shops. And they taste good if you peel them first.

Mik Wakefield 😂😂😂😂

@@metalvox89 Merry Christmas :) not sure if your English or not, so here's a taste of English humour lol kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNVgktui1eDegI0.html

@Ranjit Tyagi I don't live in London or the centre of it. But it's a problem thats putting off a lot of potential tourists from visiting. You could say its a cancer.

I came here to say that!

I laughed my butt off when I saw that shot. Anyone who’s ever been to Cairo knows it looks NOTHING like that, and never has!

I just wrote the same thing

Thank you

Was coming here to put that, but since people have already done it....and the video is 3 years old and still not fixed/corrected....Imma be a jag off and put it again lol.

It sounds like it's straight out of a horror movie

I wanna check that out now. I'm from WV. Thanks! :)

That nice couple could’ve kidnapped you

@@timhaynes8548 same, I’m from MA

@@timhaynes8548 grew up in beckley but also coal wood and yukon both down in the hollars of southern wv. personally i'd skip auburn, especially, if alone

I rode a bicycle through Picher back in 1979. It was pretty much dead back then. And the huge chat piles along the road added to the creepiness.

Yes, Picher, OK, scores much higher on the creepiness scale than several of the towns in this vid.

Run Toxic Mounds everywhere

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9CYftmjtJnOZqM.html

HA!

Sad that its true its like a town of the Manson family

Hear Hear!!!!

It's a community filled with unhappy social climbers who are drunks, drug abusers and sexual perverts of every imaginable type. Hollywood: "A dreary industrial town controlled by hoodlums of enormous wealth." -S. J. Perelman

Yikes

Same here. Hi there how are you doing with your family i do hope you’re safe from the Covid virus?

I supervised for the 2010 census, northeast NJ. Many basement illegal apartments in a town of 44k. No crimes just hiding people not wanting to answer. I saw 2020 Census workers and realized it is all digital on devices now and I had mad paperwork 2010. It was an experience for me and to see how times changed for that job. Happy new year coming...2024! 😊

I grew up in Charleston SC, alot of the older cities and even buildings felt that way in the area.

It's alot of old racists and people with ideals not accepted anymore in my opinion and from my experience of small towns. Living in Powers oregon for a few years and I have yet to hear of a smaller town on alot of these types of videos

@MxNobody, no history has been washed over. We love our history & our heritage. We don’t like strangers, most people in an area are kin to each other via 2-3 cousins down the line. We’ve have invaders, intruders, instigators & none are welcome. It isn’t just the south, each community have their own heritage. We moved to small-town OK & they are the same way here. One of the residents was open with me about the racism & hangings. All of OK is Indian land. It wasn’t an Indian or Mexican. We welcome anyone now, but are still wary of strangers. There are many mixed families in our area. When we were in MS it was very klanish. I was kin to most everyone I met, but they still have their cliques you can’t cross. We were very rural & our neighbors were both black & Indian. We went to a mixed church & I took my Choctaw kids to the 1,400 membership church in the large nearby town. They were made to feel welcome & assimilated. Mind you, I asked a staff member if they thought anyone would have any objections. Their answer was the “oldSouth” is fading away & the older people are dying. This was 1980s. MS is much more progressive than dirt-roads OK. All cow-pig trails were paved. When we turned off the highway onto a dirt road we saw a motor-grader. I made the statement, I haven’t seen one of those in over 40 years. My children never had seen one but my g’daughter wasn’t impressed. Her school here is 300 k-12, in a cow pasture & see huge planes flying, banking & making maneuvers. It is in the top list in the state. They even have a cattle drive thru the base & down thru town on main for their yearly rodeo. We are blessed; life is good. God is good.

@@jameshatchard3471 methinks you don’t have a grasp of racism. My family was never racist. My g’ma had an uncle who lost a limb in the CW. My g’pa had a store & during the depression he sold land yet carried poor & blacks on their accounts & skipping rents. He wasn’t a progressive, he was a democrat, as our whole family. We had blacks & Indians as neighbors. Everyone helped their neighbor. Many blacks put their money away & bought land, built nice houses & raised good kids. I think what you’re referring to is #GenerationalWelfare! 1964-5, LBJ’s #GreatSociety, removed the responsible male head-of-household & paid them every time they popped a kid. MS (US) is full of gangs recruiting thugs. Thugs are taking over distributing drugs (coke, meth & fentanyl). Thanks to the “open border” policy!

There’s been so much senseless bloodshed in this country. They try to wash over history… but mother nature doesn’t forget… that’s why they can’t flourish and natural disasters plague them. They are getting everything they deserve. That Indian chief made it so no one can really enjoy that town. Natives are tapping into their powered as we speak… the world is in for a rude awakening 🙌🏾

😂😂😂

Such a $$#@#. To bad he is not as smart as he thinks he is.

well said

Let common sense prevail. I think we all know what he meant when he said they were 12.

@@wagstag89 speak for yourself

@@suzycreamcheesez4371 I would hope I'm speaking for anyone with half a brain when I say we are fully aware that a 12 year old is a kid.

@@wagstag89 now Captain we talked about this!! If you play nice you get pudding!!

... and it is energy efficient to have everything within one set of walls.

To this day I've heard that a handful of people are still being stalked by the Mothman. The demon is a terrorizer that hides out in different area's in the woods in West Virginia. People go out looking for the Mothman and do find him in spiritual form. Those people claimed they are terrorized in the woods in some way and then when they return home the Mothman does show up and terrorize them inside their houses at different times. All these people proclaim that they are terrorized off and on by the spirit of the Mothman because they sought him in the woods and tried to connect with him in some way and are still terrorized by the demon in some way due to trying to seek him in the woods.

that was stupid point pleasant is a beautiful place.

I live in WV it’s not too bad

Is that the inspiration of that movie, the Mothman Prophecies?

@@jeremyfincham1422 yup.

like the deer...

Maybe

For real. I lived in a town near Antelope and it is a freaking delightful area. So beautiful.

Sounds like something from Far Cry 5

I live in Central Oregon now, near Antelope. All of the cultists left a long time ago. The locals are really nice country folk. And the deer are lovely.

😂

Every horror movie ever....

Batrisyia Suhaimi yeah, um about that.

Vacation surrreeee

If I want to see ran down buildings and place where I could potentially get raped I'll just go to Harlem. 😂

I know lol So what??

He'd rather have ray, a drop of golden sun.

@@deandupont5503 Hah, I get that reference

we have deer that travel our town freely in the winter, they even come up to our doorstep, to me when you see a herd of deer outside our place, it creeps me out a bit, especially when they run around with arrows in their neck or side, sounds crazy I know, but the natives who live here still use them.

He'd probably hate Nara.

The decision to invest is an acknowledgment that comes with certain risks. Not all investments will do well and some may lose money. However, without risk there would be no opportunity to potentially earn the higher returns that can help you grow your wealth.

@@canary7361 I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don’t know who agrees with me but either way I recommend either real estate or crypto and stocks.

I keep wondering how people earn money in financial markets, i tried trading bitcoin on my own made a huge loss and now I'm scared of investing more.

@@izagdlife That won't bother you if you trade with a professional like *Mr Gary Mason Brooks* my coach, you may have come across him on interviews relating to bitcoin. He trades, manage trading account and offer mentorship program for clients who wish to become professional investors.

@@susanhaynes679 You allow people to trade for you? that's interesting, I would love to learn, hope it’s safe?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9CYftmjtJnOZqM.html

I completely agree! It had major creepy vibes.

Right you are! The Salton Sea is gorgeous from a distance, but when you get closer the smell overwhelms you and the beaches that look like white sand are actually layers upon layers of rotting fish bodies and bones. I did notice a lot of beautiful water-birds like herons and egrets, they were there to pick at the scraps. I'm a photographer and found some of the ruins of a once=thriving resort town interesting, but the smell, weird vibe, and giant swarms of flies chased me away pretty quickly.

Sounds even better. I'm going there to do research

NO WAY, just stayed there for a night and had the time of life! It’s not that dangerous but pretty 😰

I googled it but can seem to find much images other than far away buildings screenshots

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9CYftmjtJnOZqM.html

Have you ever been to Little Rock?

Seriously?! Next time I'll pay more attention when I'm there.

Sounds like a lot of drunken construction work. I'm not sure that's creepy but I take your word for it.

Slow acting curse?

Joseph Keenan I hope it lasts forever.

David Adkins I noticed that too.

@@PeakBagger999 Plus, bein' a critter of roundabout said region, it's usually called "Kay-row" locally, like how Louisville is more "Luhwahvuhl (with greater success if you try to say it as quickly as you can, aiming for one word). I live in "LEH-ban-un," but most of my friends from the world call it "le-BAN-on." Ah well, babbling. Least three rivers in Pitts runs down TO "KAI-ro" eventually anyway, so maybe it was lucky cosmic irony. Thanks to you both, good to meet you

I saw that two leave a like if you live in Pittsburgh

@@noahcappabianco1032 I live near Cincy so I'm required by state law to hate you, but I'mma leavin' a like for you anyway :D

@@noahcappabianco1032 I live close.

You wouldn’t even recognize it anymore, it’s a sprawling metropolis. The aryans were kicked out 20 years ago and if you drove by their compound you were miles from the lake

@@marines243 good riddance

You wouldn't recognize it any more, all the creeps are now in the legislature and fixed up their houses real gud

You do realize "Aryan N" isn't 'Aryan' and has all races in it's gangs? It's literally just a drug gang with a stupid name. Sounds like you've watched way too many Hollywierd movies.

Sounds exactly like my experience of Idaho.

Have u ever played silent hill?

50 thousand people used to live here. Now it’s a ghost town

That's what makes it creepy

It's sad that Centralia is on fire underground, it should keep burning for another 250-350 years

@@hauntedhistoricparanormal really? But there's no one living there right

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q9CYftmjtJnOZqM.html

@@AndrewEdwardBailey he's gone bruh

Alot of meth men now

The plane crash with the Marshall team was over an hour away from Point Pleasant. Not sure where this guy is getting his “facts”. The people in this town are very nice and it is a nice place to visit.

*They're (they are)... Not "their".

or like everybody is bored becuz the main entertainment is gossiping about each other so nobody has anything to say that isn't according to expectable script and everybody is putting up an acceptable false front so nobody knows anyone including themselves

I was speculating from experience in another town I lived in there is a comment below from someone name Grete who lived there for 2months who says you had it right

Loopymcgeee thank you! It’s an awesome little town

I'm with you there. Actually been to two of them..

Me too

I love creepy, Wierd and spooky, I love being scared ,It's a rush.

David Scott my kind of human!!

Agreed! That's what I was hoping for when I clicked on this!

Directed by Wes Anderson

Right

redroom..Redroom..REDROOM😒😳😰😵

@@sherylbeasley4938 redrum REDRUM

@@tvoommen4688 👍

Good point, but when someone gets murdered in a city of 10,000 or 100,000 or a million no one really notices or gets too scared since the chances of themselves being the next victim are low. When someone gets murdered in a city of 100 or even 1000, it's much more frightening. If they don't get caught soon there's a huge likelihood you could be a next victim, and the added creepiness of knowing that you might know the killer personally and they know you is very offputting. Knowing there's a killer in a small town also discourages people and businesses coming there, so it can't grow big enough for a murder to not be a dooming smear on the whole town's reputation. It stays in a constant state of scariness and that's what makes these towns so creepy.

Now i see how Trump supporters live. Crazy!!

@@justgween7573 i like your response. too bad people are stupid they wont understand what u said

@@ironknee1632 well obviously not everyone is since you got what I meant. Have more faith in people. They may be smarter than you think, you just gotta hear them out fully.

@@justgween7573 When a murder occurs in a small community, it's usually something personal, and a completely isolated incident. Big urban centers on the other hand foster a culture of crime, and criminals are less likely to get caught there. The only "safe" urban center I can think of might be Reykjavik in Iceland. The entire country (360,000 people) has an average murder rate of 1 or 2 per year. Yes, one or two INDIVIDUAL victims in a whole damn YEAR, not thousands. In Detroit 14 deaths is a bad Friday.

Small towns are usually safer than big cities, I have lived in big cities and small towns, in the small towns that I have been I never had fear of anybody doing anything to me while in the big cities I had that fear more often.

Lmao imagine being thankful for living in a massive concrete shithole

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

lol

9:56 he's talking about antelope, Oregon but shows Rhyolite, Nevada. Its the product of lazy work

Cairo is also pronounced KAY-roh, unlike its Egyptian namesake.

Yeah, well, you know, it's so difficult to keep the facts straight while writing a fun story.

Only half the images of number 6 is actually from the town

Shucks that's just one inbred family ...lol...

It is the home of Stephen King,after all!

I am originally from Maine; I grew up in the thriving metropolis of Auburn, which when coupled together with its "twin city" Lewiston (aka "the dirty Lew") is about 75,000. But most of Maine is indeed rural and sparsely populated, with the overwhelming majority of its population (probably 95%) living within a half-hour's drive from the coast. Furthermore, 90% of Maine is forest.

Also Coös county NH. A town isn’t small unless it’s less than 2,000 people lmao.

@@jonathantanasi2557 checkout kokadjo dude its a trip lol bout an hour n 10 from where i live

I wish I could have seen the graffiti highway. It looked so cool in pictures!

I went as well. Glad I got to see it b4 they covered it up with mounds of dirt.

Trevor Tat, you are correct he used the wrong imagery

Me Too, I live here! lol

Alliquippa, Thermond wv.. A lot of the footage is wrong

There's no buildings at Big in a 190 mile radius

@Michael Ronda Pittsburgh is awesome...30-40 miles north/Northwest a bit creepy/weird... Pennsylvania state troopers are sometimes a bit crazy

The fire has been moving away from the town for a long time. All of the dangers he mentions have been over for decades. It’s a sad but fascinating story, and there are a lot of other videos that do it justice right here on YT.

Yeah. The visuals are rarely accurate.

He seems to do as little as possible research wise

You're cool

When I saw that I was like damn this doesn’t look like a small town at all

LOL, you haven't seen my Simcity towns.

@Niamh De Na Crainn Arda I can't be mean to my Sims either. But Simcity towns are different. I'd run the town at cheetah speed with no expenditures until it made 20 million simoleans and then I'd have enough cash to do really cool stuff. The original Sims games were the best. I still play them once in awhile.

Too bad it is a view of Pittsburgh, PA in this video and NOT Cairo, IL. Did you see any 60 story skyscrapers when you went through Cairo? Of course not. This video is rendered invalid for false information.

Cairo was a sundown town and probably still is. This is what racism gets you.

Ah yes! I hear the military was trying to engineer a drug there to develop heat retaining blubber for arctic commandoes. These commandoes would repel a communist attack thru Alaska if/when the Russians ever decided to do so. It was called: Operation Infinite Walrus.

Your description is way better than this clowns

I've been to Whittier. Nice people in the middle of the Alaskan beauty.

I've seen several travel vlogs which have done drivearounds in Cairo. Looked interesting, and definitely creepy!

VERY GOOD POINT!!

Housing shortages are mainly a blue-state/blue-city problem, because of the excess zoning, environmental, labor, and NIMBY regulations that dicincentivize new construction. Mass homelessness is partly a byproduct of that.

A major issue with rebuilding these towns is that in many cases, it is simply no longer economically viable to have these small towns in the middle of nowhere. America is not hurting for land by any means, and typically homes in these areas are already dirt cheap. A house doesn't do much good if it's a 3 hour drive from work or resources.

Bruh, we arent even top 10 and Germany has more homeless in numbers than the us 🤣

Excellent point

6

Yah, small town and poverty are apparently creepy to this guy.

@@Machomanrandycabbage he probably lives in a city and rarely leaves his urban setting.

@@abelreyna8781 I think you are right, good call.

Nope just a snowflake. I'm out

LMFAO right. Why is his voice so ear piercing 😭

I've been searching for this comment👏👏👏😂

@TaraTownsendwho hurt you

Wow, that’s crazy. Sounds like these ppl once died and their spirit never left.

Sounds like a place I would love to work!

That happened when my family took a trip to Montana. We stopped by a restaurant in Oregan and everyone stopped when we walked in. They resumed their conversations while we were seated but the vibe was weird.

@@Valerie_0510 I wanna live in Oregon so bad.

@@Valerie_0510 It is an odd feeling isn't it? It's like walking into the twilight zone. lol

Bat Man 5 months ago ..."This country really is stupid" . batman? say it ain't so.

From Pittsburgh

Danger from what? A pyramid head monster?

@@handle-schmandle 🤣! I was thinking the same thing, or maybe she was afraid of getting the mark of Samael 😆

The people there don't value life much because nobody values theirs.

For anyone interested, Centralia's graffiti highway was bought and covered up with dirt now. We got the last photos of the highway 3 months before they finished. The mine tour was still cool though

Uh yeah, some small towns are really nice. But the video isn't bashing every small town in America, now, is it. No. It's only shining light on specific towns by name. While he might have been too harsh with some of the towns - like Point Pleasant or Visilica, I would not want to live in a town where the road dead-ends into the woods and everyone comes out onto their porches to stare at you as you turn around and ride back through. Nor would I want to live in a town taken over by some sick and twisted Indian cult that poisons people and has some fucked up worldviews. And I certainly wouldn't want to live in a town that is slowly burning from below with sinkholes and toxic fumes and buildings that are collapsing. Now, whether you want to be a virtual prisoner in your own home like that town in Alaska, that's up to you. And keep in mind that most of the video did not show the actual places being talked about. Hell, the one about Cairo, Illinois actually showed a video of Pitttsburgh, PA, for Christ's sake, complete with skyscrapers, the confluence of three rivers (where Three Rivers Stadium used to be), and other obvious Pittsburgh landmarks. Yet it said "Cairo, IL" right underneath it. So don't let the damn video fool you - it's the stories that needed to be paid attention to.

Ah reverse Psycology

Yeah especially when there are ghost stories

@@qaboos4 it helps bring in tourists

Me too. Id fit right in.lol

Mutilated hatred Yeah, if you make friends in Whittier, you can visit them all at the same time.😂

And where do you live, Bodymore, Murderland??

@@saswatrath609 Evansville Indiana, we average one or 2 shootings a day. Most are either gang or drug related

gang related thangs and drug dealings is better than sum weirdos in small towns wantin to gruesomely murder like 20 people who didn’t do nada💀💀

@@kendraanaya-guzman1909 don't live in a small town, so I guess I haven't had to deal with that lol

Rather have drugs than serial killers and pedophiles.