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I found a really creepy Reddit account pretending to be a 13 year old boy. What could actually be going on here?

I found a really creepy Reddit account pretending to be a 13 year old boy. What could actually be going on here?

Hey everyone. I stumbled across a really strange and creepy account and wanted to see what other people think about it.

The account presents itself as a 13-year-old boy from Moldova (ivang6). He posts in different communities, messages people, looks for older friends, and some of the posts seem to gradually move toward some pretty disturbing or inappropriate implications.
The whole thing immediately made me wonder whether this is actually a child at all, or an adult pretending to be one.

There are a few things that made me suspicious.
First, the way the account writes in English seems strange for the person it claims to be. The sentences, punctuation, periods, and overall writing style don’t really feel like what I’d expect from a 13 year old from Moldova who apparently doesn’t know English very well.
Of course, Google Translate or another translator could explain that, so this alone doesn’t prove anything.
But then I noticed the age of the account.
The account was created around three years ago. If the person really is 13 now, they would have been around 10 years old when the Reddit account was created. Obviously, kids can use the internet at that age, but considering the communities this account participates in and the kinds of people it appears to be looking for, that makes the whole situation even stranger.
There are also repeated posts looking specifically for people with big muscles/bodybuilders and saying that their age doesn’t matter. In another post, the account says it would preferably like to meet someone older. Combined with the account repeatedly emphasizing that it is M13, it starts to feel less like random posts from a kid and more like someone deliberately constructing a particular identity.

I’m not claiming I know who is behind the account, and obviously none of this proves that it’s an adult. It could genuinely be a kid, someone trolling, or something completely different.
But taken together, the account age, the writing style, the communities, and the repeated attempts to find older people make the whole thing feel extremely weird.
Has anyone encountered accounts like this before? What do you think could be going on here, and are there any other non-invasive ways to figure out whether an account like this is actually what it claims to be?

u/ImpressiveJicama7141 — 5 hours ago

Does anyone remember this disturbing “Stoner Rock” video on early YouTube? (2005/2006)

Hi, I’m posting here to see if anyone remembers an old YouTube video from around 2005 or 2006.

Back then I listened to a lot of stoner rock. I would simply search for “stoner rock” on YouTube and play whatever came up. I listened to well-known bands, discovered new ones, and did this almost every day, so I was very familiar with the search results (remember, YouTube had far fewer videos back then).

One day, a new result appeared. The title was simply “Stoner Rock.” The thumbnail was orange.

I clicked on it, expecting music, but instead it was a compilation of short clips showing real people being killed. The one I remember most clearly showed a young man tied to a tree and burned alive. There were other similar clips of people dying violently.

I want to emphasize that the footage appeared to be real, not staged. My guess is that it may have been taken from one of the old shock videos like Traces of Death, but that’s only my own speculation.

Does anyone else remember seeing this video? More importantly, does anyone know what band or song was actually playing in it?

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u/StockShallot3195 — 13 hours ago

really strange half ai generated cry for help with a skin condition (warning)

so this is tagged 4chan but it was actually posted on an adjacent site called the sharty, witch this is not at all a usual post for this site. the post body reads "help me battle my skin condition via Website"

the website in the video posted is hasmy.my/home.html (WARNING: i have not checked this website and the video did have movie gore within it, also my browser could not load the website)

attached is an image of the video were this ai generated smiley face describes how john carpenters movies (doesnt say witch one) make fun of his skin by showing it as gross and terrifying and demands you donate using the link. i would call this chicken factory ai slop if it wasnt seemingly edited by a real person and had a link assoiated with it. is this old news? is it random? idk but you guys are better at this then me

u/throwaway045446644 — 1 day ago
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¿Conoces a Florecita Dreams? Difundir, es un groomer y acosador de menores de edad. (creador del video ''Cinética de Selene Delgado'')

Toda la información y pruebas en este video. Urge difusión.

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u/No-Chapter-525 — 1 day ago

Players that seem to have AI generated pfps has been noticed going around on Mobile Legends Bang Bang.

Apparently from what I gathered, these are actual bots that only appear in epic+ ranked games and only after the player loses a few matches in a row. They also have pro like reaction times, as they know when the player is about to throw a specific ability/attack. They may also interact with the players by saying specific phrases like "lala" ( term in Filipino for "crazy"), some laugh messages, and from what I've heard, even turning on mics but just sputtering gibberish.

This isn't confirmed, but, from popular belief, the bots stem from old accounts that haven't been touched for a while, so Moonton (the company that owns ML:BB) turns these accounts to bots so they can be recycled as "real players".

It is unclear why the pfps are AI generated and the default pfps by Moonton are not used instead.

u/Most-Pay-3498 — 1 day ago

Weird german account commenting under Instagram reels that he's gonna get murdered by some clan

So, this is my first thread here, I normally spend my time browsing here since i love internet mysteries and creepy stuff.

So I was watching Instagram reels and I stumbled across this specific reel which i was watching. The reel wasnt weird in any way to me since i love to watch eerie creepy creative make up or costume related reels. What intrigued me is this one comment, it was really weird so I gave it a thought to check it out, the account has been freshly created and the posts are very recent. This man states that his belongings were stolen and all and how some clan is after him tryna murder him all while he tags a shit ton of accounts with huge following. Most of the tagged accounts are musical producers and some are female content creators. I am sorry if I wasted your time here but idk it just felt weird. This might be a troll account for all i care but I thought id post it here!

u/softcachee — 1 day ago
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Evidence of a bizarre app and its ad that went viral around 2016-2017

(Hope this is the right subreddit!)

Around 2016-2017, right around my last year of high-school, an app called NINBUS exploded on the internet. Thanks to its ad that looked like it came straight out of an episode of Black Mirror (It was very popular around that time.) and because Pewdiepie promoted it on one of his latest videos.

Despite that, I haven't found a single thing about it on the internet.

First of all the ad, An almost completely white image with a long black treadmill that had news, apps scrolling through it and a white silhouette barely distinguishable from the background walking with exhaustion on it. You could see the silhouette barely fading away, becoming dust as it walks until it falls.

That dust rose up. From its body it made a web of connections, before gaining wings and this magenta halo that almost made it look like a blank profile picture.

It had a narration, I don't really remember much about. I think the main character's name was Paul? Talking about how he was tired of this reality filled with dreadful news, wasting away as the years go by, and how nothing really matters anymore about this world. I clearly remember after the speech he said something like-

"I'm done. I'm through."

"I'm going to a new world where people really care about me, where there are no wars or (inaudible). I'm going to become an angel."

It was visually striking, and its message really caught your attention. 

For the app, its message was even more bizarre.

The app promoted itself as a new reality in which your time has intrinsic value. Every second you spend on the app, you gain its currency called NIN. The app was supposed to become so huge that it would become a real currency. Your life became the currency.

The more people you brought, the more people following you, would increase your "rank."

I don't remember much about the ranks. I just remember the first one. You need to bring ten people to follow you to become an angel and then a bit more, maybe fifty? to become an archangel there were a couple more but I don't remember them.

When you did, your profile pic gained this colored ring depending on your rank. I think it was this magenta for the angel and a golden one for the archangel. I also remember one being maybe even a red one for the highest of ranks.

Design-wise, it was this slick, black-and-white app. Its logo was very clean and modern. Here's what I remember looking like when you opened the app. Its little app icon was the N in NINBUS.

The app had a profile, which said the category of your rank. It also included this web to see your followers and your connections throughout.

I think either it was in your profile, or there was always a button on the bottom of the screen where you could see your NIN go up every three to five minutes.The higher rank you were, you gained more.

Also this stage in which you could technically see which things you could eye think there was a hat or a thermos that I don't really remember this part.

It's been years. It's a vague memory.

But if you remember of even have a screenshot of the app or its promotional ad. It would be enough.

Part of the Ad - Start

Part of the Ad - End

Loading Screen

Profile?

Checking Followers

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u/Paniczoure — 2 days ago
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You guys have forgotten about trying to find the origin of the three images from SCP-1810, SCP-906, and SCP-616. I also tried searching for the image source but couldn't find anything. Can you guys help me find the origin of these three images?

u/Particular_Metal4484 — 3 days ago

I accidentally stumbled upon a very weird archive of some sort of social media.

what the fuck is this? it could be an ARG and it seems so embellished or an attempt at humour through shock value. I can’t actually believe that a human would actually act like this sincerely. Has anyone seen this before or know what this is? There were more accounts with same UI so this is some sort of social media from 2024? This could even not be a mystery at all but every google search I did, didn’t satisfy my questions and I felt even more confused the more I googled. If you guys know anything about this or have seen someone cover this on YouTube or something, let me know.

u/Agreeable_Net292 — 3 days ago
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Has anyone figured out what the “Voted ‘yumleaks on X 🍑’” labels under TikTok comments actually are?

TLDR: I’m seeing TikTok comments from unrelated accounts with the same weird gray “Voted ‘yumleaks on X 🍑***’”*** label underneath them, including on videos that have no poll. I’m trying to figure out what the label actually means, how these accounts are generating it, and whether it’s being exploited as some kind of coordinated spam tactic

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I’ve been seeing something really strange in TikTok comment sections lately and I’m trying to figure out what is actually happening.

Under seemingly normal comments, TikTok is displaying a gray label that says: “Voted ‘yumleaks on X 🍑’”

The comments themselves are usually incredibly generic things like 🔥🔥🔥 or “omg she is so cute 🥺” and I’ve seen multiple unrelated accounts with the exact same “Voted” label underneath them.

What initially caught my attention was seeing a bunch of these underneath viral videos from a creator who openly says she’s 16. I thought the wording “yumleaks” + 🍑 was pretty disturbing in that context.

Then it got weirder.

I have a TikTok account for my cats/kitten, and I found the same type of comments underneath one particular video of her. The video is literally just my kitten remembering that she gives me a kiss before going to sleep. I haven’t noticed these labels on my other videos.

I understand that TikTok has/had voting or polling features, but there is no “yumleaks” poll on my video, obviously. Clicking the gray label also seems to do nothing.

So I’m trying to understand the actual mechanism here:
Are these accounts interacting with some separate poll called “yumleaks on X 🍑” and TikTok is somehow displaying that voting activity underneath comments they leave elsewhere?

Is this some kind of spam technique where the “Voted” label is being exploited to advertise a search phrase?

And has anyone figured out why these accounts seem to be appearing in certain comment sections?

I’ve seen other people on Reddit mention the exact same phrase, so apparently I’m not the only person seeing it.
To be clear: I’m not claiming the creators whose videos these appear under are involved in anything. I’m trying to understand what the accounts leaving these comments are doing and what TikTok’s “Voted” label actually represents.

u/allisonsayswhat — 3 days ago

Is this ai or an analog or something real ………………………………………………………………………..

I came across this strange video on tik tok and the comments section was feeling very weird and inhuman. The video itself feels like a analog but somehow also feels real… maybe I’m missing something here or not explaining well?

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u/itzfeliziz — 3 days ago
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need help finding the origins of this creepy gif/help finding possible lost media from the animator cyriak

this is the gif im talking about, from what i can tell its very old and very likely an old cyriak gif, however his website seems to be broken and im unable to see his old gifs to corroborate this, does anyone maybe have an archive of cyriak's old works? website below

https://www.cyriak.co.uk/gifs001.html

i remember seeing this creepy gif years ago so i started to try and find its origin but i havent been able to find anything besides it possibly being linked to cyriak

u/sillybenjamin — 6 days ago

Daisy (YouTube videos) creepy YouTube videos with the last video being uploaded 11 years ago.

I remember watching one of these videos from a creepy video YouTube playlist many years ago and I was wondering if the content creator ever explained why he made the videos? It depicts a body bag called “daisy” and each video is very creepy. The last video was posted 11 years ago with the caption “Daisy leaves” and since then they never posted a video again. I haven’t gone down a rabbit hole or looked into it as I just assumed I wouldn’t find any answers. If anyone has an idea I would love to know!

u/Luv2Rant26 — 5 days ago

Weird Spotify artists. Their songs consist of a looping sound but every time the sound plays, it’s gets progressively slower. Why? Anybody know?

u/Old-Tomatillo3034 — 6 days ago

Old 2000s era 4chan-like site dedicated to people with pedophiliac attractions?

Watching some Jessicur videos reminded me of this site I came across once.

When I was a teen, I wanted to be a doctor or psychiatrist and was interested in mental health. One night I was looking into forums and sources that explained or gave anecdotes on sexual development, how various fetishes and paraphilias came to be, etc.

This was back in 2010-2013, before the modern "communities" (if you can call them that) existed. It was easier to come across niche sites on Google back then.

Somehow through my searching, I came across two sites: one was a mental health forum with a section (?) dedicated to POCD. Pretty sure it was a normal Zenforo forum. It was just a mental health board that helped people dealing with different anxieties and mental health issues.

The other was a textboard similar to 4chan, except the theme was "non-offending pedophilia support". As in, they had attractions to minors, but were trying to get support against it or trying to avoid offending. I say textboard because I am pretty sure it didn't allow images. It had different sections for different genders, I think?

I assume the site is down by now. It's been so long. Also, it sounds... technically legal, but hard to moderate. Still, the memory irks me. Did I imagine this all or was there really a 4chan clone for potential predators on the Clear Web?

Anyone remember this too?

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u/Gallantpride — 5 days ago

Weird, slightly creepy youtube video I got on my fyp earlier and I can't stop thinking about it

I just got this on my fyp and it's kinda hypnotic. it's this video titled "a spiritual experience" and It looks like a bunch of vhs videos stitched together with this weird fuckass audio and I can't stop feeling like there's some sorta hidden meaning or something. it's got like no views and the whole account and everything was made yesterday. i'm sure it's nothing but boy is it weird.

like idk there's something about the audio and the vibe that's really creeping me out. i kinda like the aesthetic tbh but for the most part I'm just confused as to what this is

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u/ALetterForAshley — 6 days ago

Was going on TF2 shorts on Youtube and got a random screamer on a commentary short

I was scrolling through YouTube Shorts when a random TF2 commentary short popped up. Since I’m a big TF2 fan, I usually get a lot of TF2 content recommended to me, but this one suddenly had a screamer with a really strange face that I had never seen before. I tried reverse-searching the face to figure out where it came from, but I couldn’t find anything.

I then started asking around the TF2 community to see if anyone recognized the image or knew where it came from, but nobody seemed to have an answer. The audio made the whole thing even stranger. The person in the video was speaking normally at first, but then suddenly switched to a completely different language. I couldn’t tell what language it was, and it sounded very unusual. I also checked the rest of his channel and watched some of his other videos, but they were all completely normal. This was the only video that seemed different.

I tried searching for what he was saying, but I couldn’t figure out the language or what the words meant. I’m assuming it wasn’t text-to-speech because the person had been speaking normally before the sudden switch. At this point, I have no idea what I actually saw or heard.

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@BillionsMustListen

Specific video: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/1AVEmHl2Ukg

u/Seznise — 6 days ago