[fully lost] Animated YouTube Channel
I'm hoping someone else remembers this.
A long time ago, back when YouTube was just becoming popular and it was relatively new (I was born in 1996 and didn't get my first computer until like mid-late 2000s) I had come across an animation channel. I don't remember the name of the channel, but I remember three videos they posted, all animated.
The first video: A woman pulls up to a gas station and is filling her motorcycle when a truck driver pulls up to fill his tank. He notices the woman and starts hitting on her, trying to get her to look and talk to him, but she keeps her face hidden from him. He finally forces her to turn around and gets freaked out to see she's wearing a doll mask. He calls her a freak and shoves her away before storming off, clearly hurting her feelings. It cuts to him driving down a desolate road before he suddenly crashes and gets knocked out. He hazily hears someone hammering down on his truck and he can make out the woman with the doll mask slamming a hammer down near him. He later wakes up to find he's been nailed to the back of his truck bed.
The second video: This one has a security guard at a closed store watching the CCTV. He notices a woman wearing a wedding dress wandering around and when he goes to confront her, she delusionally tells him it's bad luck to see the bride before their wedding. He tries to escort her out, but she immediately starts attacking him with a knife accusing him of ruining her wedding. He tries to calm her down, but she attacks him off camera, stabbing him to death. The next day, the window of the store shows the security guard dressed up like a groom and covered in blood.
The last video: it's a pov of a man pulling up to a house with a video camera, breaking in, and brutally murdering a mother and father while they're in bed. He then goes to their son's room and smears blood on the still sleeping son's forehead before running off and leaving the camera.
When looking for them, Google told me it sounds like a still available Korean YouTube channel called Snack We, but when I looked for it, it's not there at all. I also can't find any screenshots of these videos. I know I didn't make these up and am hoping someone else remembers coming across these animations. They were 2-D and had a more realistic style than cartoony.