Creepypasta & Horror

Creepypasta, cursed images, and horror memes.

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  1. Creepypasta. is a form of short scary/horror stories that is regularly posted on message boards or sent via email intended to scare or unnerve the reader.
  2. "The Streetlights in My Town Have Been Acting Strange" Creepypasta
  3. Scary Prank Reaction Videos. Circa early 2002, interactive flash videos known as “scare pranks” or “scary mazes” began to emerge across the Interweb and e-mail chains. Click here to check out the original maze game and other variations. Upon clicking the link (disguised as an IQ test or puzzle game), the viewer is initially presented with a puzzle game that requires high concentration level, only to be disrupted later by an ear-piercing scream and ghastly photos (typically screenshots of horror films).
  4. Scary Car Commercial. · 0:21
  5. What Has Science Done?. ?” is an expression conveying astonishment or horror at the power of scientific experiments or manmade creations. It is often used to caption images depicting bizarre inventions and photoshopped animal hybrids similar to Where is Your God Now?.
  6. What Has Science Ever Done For Us? (A Monty Python Parody - What Have The Romans Ever Done For Us?. ?
  7. It Was Made For Me! This Is My Hole!. ! refers to an exploitable meme and redraw template that uses a panel from Junji Ito's horror manga The Enigma of Amigara Fault. The panel shows a bespectacled man clamoring into a man-shaped hole in a cliffside as he says, "This is my hole! It was made for me!" The panel has been a popular redraw template since at least 2008.
  8. Damn Nature, You Scary!. !” is an online expression typically associated with videos depicting the destructive side of the mother nature, including amateur-shot footage of natural disasters and documentary films about wildlife animals.
  9. Damn Nature U Scary
  10. Smile.jpg. also known as Smile.dog, is a creepypasta story about a haunted image that drives those who view it insane. The tale is often accompanied by a photoshopped picture of a sinister-looking Siberian Husky dog.
  11. smile.jpg
  12. Pokémon Creepy Black. is a creepypasta about a bootleg Pokémon Red Gameboy game in which other trainers and Pokémon can be killed. The creepypasta predates the release of the Nintendo DS game Pokémon Black.
  13. Pokemon Black | Creepypasta Game
  14. Russian Sleep Experiment. is a creepypasta story about a purported experiment performed by Russian scientists in the 1940s in which prison inmates were gassed to test the effects of prolonged sleep deprivation.
  15. The Russian Sleep Experiment | The Most Terrifying Human Experiment Ever Performed?. ?
  16. Pokemon Lost Silver. Pokémon Lost Silver is a creepypasta story about a disturbing haunted Gameboy Color cartridge for the game Pokémon Silver. It has inspired fan-made artwork and a game built on a custom engine.
  17. Pokemon Lost Silver Creepypasta | Mystery Bits [TetraBitGaming]. ]
  18. Candle Cove. is a creepypasta story written by Kris Straub in 2009 about a fictional TV show that caused the same nightmares in people who had never met.
  19. Candle Cove Full Episode
  20. The Holders. is a series of creepypasta stories about a quest to obtain a large number of magical items that will bring about the end of the world once they are brought together in one location. Those who wish to take part in recovering the objects are called “Seekers.”
  21. The Holders FEAT. SALUTE & NFAdotcrypto [Official Video]. ]
  22. Herobrine. also known as “HIM”, is a mysterious character from a Minecraft creepypasta story. He is portrayed as a non-player character in single-player Minecraft with the default skin and completely white eyes. (See also: Majora’s Mask Creepypasta, Slender Man)
  23. HEROBRINE’S REVENGE - Alex and Steve Adventures (Minecraft Animation). )
  24. They're Eating Her!. !” is a quote from a scene in the 1990 horror film Troll 2, in which the character Arnold reacts in horror upon seeing a group of monsters devouring a woman. Due to the scene’s low production value and poor acting, it became the subject of several remix and parody videos on YouTube.
  25. They're eating her....and then they're going to eat me!......OH MY GOD!!!. !!!
  26. Dead Bart. is a creepypasta about a "Lost Episode" regarding the character Bart from the animated sitcom The Simpsons. Though proven false, the story claims that unseen footage of the series was given to the witness by Matt Groening himself, who immediately became nervous upon the mentioning of the mystery episode.
  27. Dead Bart | CreepyPasta | Simpsons Lost Episode 7G06
  28. Headless Mami. refers to the aftermath of a battle scene in the fantasy horror anime series Puella Magi Madoka Magica in which the shape shifter Charlotte decapitates one of the protagonist characters Mami Tomoe by biting off her head.
  29. Mami Death
  30. I See Dead People. ” is a memorable quote from the 1999 supernatural horror film The Sixth Sense. On the web, both the original line and its snowclone variations have been used to mock a particular group of people for their behaviors or stereotypes.
  31. I See Dead People
  32. Horror Movie Logic. ” is an expression used to highlight unrealistic plot devices, irrational behaviors and other clichés that are often found in horror films. The phrase is often used mockingly in similar vein to other theme-specific satires like “video game logic” and “women logic”.
  33. Horror Movie Logic That Makes No Sense
  34. How'd It Get Burned?. "How Did it Get Burned?" is a hilarious quote uttered repeatedly by actor Nicolas Cage in the 2006 remake version of the 1973 British horror film The Wicker Man.
  35. Wicker Man - HOW'D IT GET BURNED
  36. Ted the Caver. is a creepypasta story that originally appeared as a series of blog posts written by a spelunker named Ted recounting his experiences exploring “Mystery Cave.”
  37. "Ted The Caver" The First Creepypasta. Ted the caver is the first creepypasta, originally posted on the angelfire website, which you can see here:
  38. The Smiling Man. is an urban legend about a tall, silent man who allegedly stalks strangers with a manic smile. The creepypasta was first introduced by Redditor blue_tidal in an autobiographical account purportedly detailing his late night encounter with a deranged man while living in Seattle, Washington.
  39. 2AM: The Smiling Man | short film
  40. Abandoned By Disney. ” is a creepypasta detailing a tourist’s encounter with a deranged, photo-negative mutant of Mickey Mouse that supposedly dwells on Treasure Island, an abandoned Disney resort located in Baker’s Bay, the Bahamas.
  41. Abandoned by Disney - Found Footage (Analog Horror). )
  42. Cheeki Breeki. ” is a catchphrase associated with a quote originating from the first-person shooter survival horror game series S.T.A.L.K.E.R.. Since the release of the game in 2007, the stock line often said by non-playable characters of the Bandit factions has become a subject of online parodies among the fans of the game.
  43. Cheeki Breeki Hardbass Anthem
  44. Luna Game / The End is Neigh. This is what happens when you cross My Little Pony and the Scary Maze Game.
  45. Luna Game The End is Neigh You2Audio Com
  46. Internet Screamers. also known as Jumpscares, are practical jokes that are meant to scare the viewer by abruptly flashing a disturbing image or playing a loud, frightening noise. Screamers are often used as a bait and switch type of trolling in online forums.
  47. The Lost Cheap Horror of Internet Screamers (W/ JUMPSCARE WARNINGS). )
  48. Carl!. !” is a quote often shouted by the character Rick Grimes when addressing his son Carl in the horror drama television series The Walking Dead, which is often mocked online for the frequency with which it occurs on the show and for Grimes’ variable pronunciation of his son’s name.
  49. 1999. is a creepypasta story centered around a Canadian blogger’s investigation of Caledon Local 21, a local public access TV channel broadcast in Caledon, Ontario, which he often used to watch as a child back in 1999.
  50. Prince - 1999 (Official Music Video). ) · 3:45
  51. Normal Porn for Normal People. is a creepypasta story about a man who discovers an underground adult-themed website that features a series of videos depicting bizzarre acts of sexual fetishes and self-mutilation.
  52. Normal Porn For Normal People (Scary Story). )
  53. Normal Porn For Normal People-Creepypasta. · 9:04
  54. Eyeless Jack. is a creepypasta story about a creature named “Eyeless Jack” that is known for removing and eating the kidneys of its victims.
  55. "EYELESS JACK" STORY Creepypasta Drawing (Full Origin Story). ) · 37:40
  56. Actually It's About Ethics. in gaming journalism” is a phrase often photoshoped onto screenshots taken from horror movies or video-games as a humorous response to the Gamergate movement, mocking the over-use of the phrase by supporters of the movement. Proponents of the movement frequently used the phrase in related discussion.
  57. 33 - Actually, It’s About Ethics in Middle School Journalism [Whit’s Endless Summer #13]. ] · 21:58
  58. Majora's Mask Creepypasta (BEN DROWNED). Majora’s Mask Creepypasta, also known as “Ben Drowned”, is an online legend about a haunted The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask cartridge for the Nintendo 64 video game console. It is often associated with the phrase “You shouldn’t have done that” and is popular among users of 4chan’s /x/ paranormal board.
  59. Ben Drowned (Haunted Majora's Mask) - Majora's Mask Creepypasta [Full Version!]. !] · 36:01
  60. Trollpasta. s, also known as Trollfic, is a sub-genre of creepypasta stories and fanfictions that are intentionally written with poor grammar and cliched plot devices for comedic effect.
  61. Need For Speed Has a Trollpasta.... · 14:59
  62. Springtrap. is a violent animatronic resembling a large anthropomorphic rabbit which is the main antagonist of the jump scare horror game Five Nights at Freddy’s 3.
  63. This is how Springtrap works
  64. You Have Been Spooked By The Spooky Skeleton. stylized as U HAVE BEEN SPOOKED BY THE SCARY SKELETON, is a catchphrase combined with ASCII artwork featuring human skeleton. In online discussions and comments, the ASCII copypasta accompanies a chain letter message indicating that users should repost the image, in a similar vein to the You Have Been Visited By image macros.
  65. Lavender Town Syndrome Creepypasta. Lavender Town Syndrome, also known as The Lavender Town Conspiracy, The Lavender Town Tone, or The Lavender Town Suicides, is a series of creepypasta stories and videos that detail a conspiracy to cover up mass child suicides. These suicides were allegedly caused by listening to the first version of the Lavender Town Theme in the Japanese version of the Pokemon Red and Green games.
  66. PokePasta - Pokepasta - "Lavender Town Syndrome". " · 3:01
  67. Unfriended Trailer Parodies. are videos mocking the trailer for the 2015 American horror film Unfriended, which features a group of high school students who are terrorized by the ghost of a girl who committed suicide after being cyberbullied.
  68. Unfriended parody-Mini Movie
  69. Scary Maze Game. The Scary Maze Game is a popular scare prank and shock site typically presented to the viewer as a flash-based puzzle game requiring a high level of concentration, shortly before disturbing the unsuspecting player with a closeup image of a ghastly-looking woman and audio clip of an extremely loud scream. One of the oldest well-known “bait-and-switch” scare pranks to date, the scary maze game has inspired dozens of scary prank reaction videos on YouTube and elsewhere online.
  70. Guy plays the scary maze game HD. · 0:32
  71. NES Godzilla Creepypasta. The NES Godzilla Creepypasta is a creepypasta story about a video gamer who uncovers several disturbing characters and modified levels in a Godzilla: Monster Of Monsters game cartridge for the Nintendo Entertainment System. The creepypasta is notable for incorporating a series of elaborate in-game screenshots and custom sprite art.
  72. NES Godzilla Creepypasta All Chapters (HSZ Re-upload). ) · 163:26
  73. barbie.avi. * is the title of a "creepypasta":http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/creepypasta story in which the narrator attends a friend's house party in an industrial part of the town and ends up discovering a discarded personal computer containing a series of videos of unsettling nature.
  74. Barbie.avi Possibly Solved
  75. Bye Bye Man Poster Parodies. The Bye Bye Man Poster Parodies is a photoshop meme based on a promotional poster for the 2017 horror film The Bye Bye Man, which typically replace the film title with humorous variations.
  76. I HATE THE BYE BYE MAN!!!. !!!
  77. NoEnd House. is a creepypasta story by writer Brian Russell, in which the narrator David attempts to reach the final room of a haunted building to win a $500 prize. A television adaptation of the story is set for release on the Syfy series Channel Zero in 2017.
  78. NoEnd House | Creep Cast
  79. Cursed Images. are a type of picture and photograph on the internet that are generally seen as disturbing to the viewer, typically due to the poor photo quality or content within the image that is abnormal or illogical. Images of this or similar nature are sometimes seen as the visual equivalent to creepypastas and occasionally are captioned with the specific phrase "Cursed Image." Since the term appeared online in 2015, such pictures have inspired several social media accounts devoted to posting various cursed images, subreddits and other communities. The opposite of cursed images are referred to as "blessed," while images that are both cursed and blessed are referred to as "blursed."
  80. cursed images - bonfire meme
  81. Annie96 Is Typing.... … is a creepypasta written by Pascal Chatterjee that was very popular at the time of its publication in 2014 and again in early 2017 when it became a popular subject for YouTube reaction videos.
  82. ANNIE96 IS TYPING - Creepypasta Story Time // Something Scary | Snarled
  83. Arizona Outbreak Scare. refers to a hoax stemming from a creepypasta story about a deadly outbreak in Mammoth, Arizona that originally appeared on Reddit’s /r/NoSleep community. Upon its submission in November 2014, the short horror fiction was misinterpreted as a developing news story, prompting people across the United States to flood the Mammoth Police Department and local businesses with phone inquiries about the non-existent outbreak. The event was subsequently compared to the 1938 radio broadcast of “The War of the Worlds,” which some claim to have caused widespread panic.
  84. The Rake. is a creepypasta story featuring a humanoid creature that stalks and attacks people in a manner similar to Slender Man. Since 2006, pictures, fan-art and video blogs have been made of the monster, including numerous allusions in the Slenderverse YouTube series EverymanHYBRID.
  85. The Rake
  86. The Magic School Bus and Captain Planet Theory. refers to a popular fan theory and creepypasta-like lore which posits that the students from The Magic School Bus were kidnapped by Gaia, the spirit of the Earth as portrayed in Captain Planet and the Planeteers, who then proceeded to brainwash five of them to be the five members of the Planteers in a shared universe.
  87. Magic School Bus & Captain Planet Connected? The Magic Planet Theory
  88. The Wyoming Incident. is a video and creepypasta story about a hijacked television broadcast displaying a compilation of disturbing imagery and text. In the story, the video is compared to the Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion which occurred in late November 1987 in Chicago, Illinois.
  89. The Wyoming Incident Original Upload
  90. Hands Resist Him / eBay Haunted Painting. The Hands Resist Him, also known as The eBay Haunted Painting or The Creepy eBay Painting, is a popular urban legend about a supposedly haunted painting sold on eBay. Owners of the painting as well as shoppers on eBay who came across the listing would frequently report illnesses, fainting and possession by an “unseen entity.” Owners of the painting would also report that the boy in the canvas would frequently escape at nighttime.
  91. EXCLUSIVE: The Hands Resist Him | The Haunted EBay Painting IRL | The Worlds Most Haunted Painting
  92. Hypno's Lullaby. refers to a creepypasta poem in which the Pokémon Hypno lures children away from their homes using hypnotism and feasts on their dreams for eternity. After the poem appeared online, it was then turned into a song set to the Lavender Town music which went viral on YouTube. A fan-made game based off the creepypasta has also been invented and it appears to be referenced in Pokémon Ultra Sun and Moon.
  93. Hypno's Lullaby [Lyrics]. ]
  94. TSUKI Project. is an anime-themed creepypasta story and accompanying website which urges readers to register themselves prior to all life being “purged,” allowing them to live on in a different cyberspace realm after death.
  95. Tsuki Project: An Internet Rabbit Hole. This video talks about the Tsuki Project; an internet cult that started in 2017 on 4chan.
  96. Arsenic In the Wine and the Pasta. refers to a quote from an episode of American Horror Story in which the character Ally Mayfair-Richards serves a poisoned dinner to her wife. On Tumblr, the GIF of the moment has been used in numerous text posts as a reaction image and the quote has been used as a snowclone.
  97. i put arsenic in the wine. and the pasta.
  98. Scary Logos. refer to a variety of vintage television production company logos that were used as bumper sequences between the 1960s and early 1990s. Although their perceived eeriness has been disputed, a handful of pre-roll animations have been found to cause fear in many viewers, most notably the logos of Screen Gems and Viacom nicknamed “S From Hell” and “V of Doom," respectively.
  99. Bozzly Watches The 18 Scary Logos
  100. Sonic.exe. is a creepypasta story about a teenager who encounters a series of paranormal episodes while playing a heavily modified PC port of the 1991 platform video game Sonic the Hedgehog for Sega Genesis.
  101. Sonic.EXE trying to get a pizza from Spongebob
  102. Lost Episodes. are a sub-genre of creepypasta stories that revolve around a disturbing, unreleased episode from a television series, which typically frighten the viewer upon discovery.
  103. Every Episode of LOST | Complete Recap
  104. Finally, Some Good Fucking Food. refers to an image macro of Gordon Ramsay from his television show Kitchen Nightmares in which he says, “Delicious. Finally some good fucking food.” The image is usually paired with what appears to be inedible or gross things to eat. Additionally, letters in the text can be blacked out to create a new phrase.
  105. Gordan Ramsay : Finally Some Good Fucking Food. [ORIGINAL]. ]
  106. Haunted Doll That Drinks All Your Pepsi And Calls You A Bitch. Haunted Astolfo Bean Plushie That Sucks Your Dick and Calls You Gay refers to a plush toy of the character Astolfo from the Fate/Apocrypha anime, which was paired with a fictitious description in February of 2018 that became associated with the toy.
  107. THEN WHO WAS PHONE?. ? (usually capitalized) is a catchphrase associated with a subtype of creepypasta stories that are poorly written or unintentionally funny. Most typically seen on 4chan’s /x/ (paranormal) board, the phrase bears some similarities to other grammatically incorrect memes like “I Accidentally” or How Do I Shot Web.
  108. Jeff the Killer. ” is a popular creepypasta character depicted as a nose-less, grinning, white skinned man with no eyelids and a black ring around his eyes. The character is frequently used as a popular Internet Screamer along with becoming a largely popular creepypasta story. The character is also frequently associated with the phrase “go to sleep”.
  109. YAYVIDEOGAMES Creepypasta. refers to the mystery surrounding a Reddit user with the handle YAYVIDEOGAMES who appeared to go insane over the course of 4,000 comments which featured variations on the phrase “Ubisoft goes Steamworks bye bye. Always on DRM.” The user also posted strange photographs until he was eventually banned from the site. The story has been mentioned as one of the internet’s unsolved creepy mysteries in several posts since the incident.
  110. Moon's Haunted. is a catchphrase based on a viral tweet from late 2018. It has since been associated with discussions about the video game Destiny, which features plot points about the moon, which is infested with an alien race known as the Hive.
  111. Moon's Haunted
  112. A Scary Time. is a song by YouTuber Lynzy Lab, which satirizes comments made by United States President Donald Trump, who seemed to imply the issues regarding sexual violence were more threatening to men than women during the Brett Kavaunaugh United States Supreme Court confirmation process. The video for the song, in which she plays the song on the ukulele directly to the camera, became a viral video within days of its posting.
  113. A Scary Time
  114. I Don't Want to Play With You Anymore. refers to a nightmare sequence from 1999 Pixar film Toy Story 2. In 2018, the screen capture from the scene gained popularity as an image macro, often used to illustrate mass-abandonment of various video games
  115. I Don’t Want To Play With You Anymore
  116. James Charles Screaming "Hi Sisters!" Jumpscare / James Charles Jumpscare. James Charles Jumpscare refers to remixes of YouTuber James Charles popping into frame while saying, "Hi sisters!" as an attempt to scare people.
  117. james charles hi sisters jumpscare
  118. Mr. X. T-00, commonly known as Mr. X and Trenchcoat, is a boss character from 1998 horror game Resident Evil 2 and its 2019 remake of the same name. A popular character among the franchise fans, Mr. X became a subject of numerous memes, fan art and webcomics following the release of the remake.
  119. Ayuwoki. is a Spanish-language creepypasta about a cryptid modeled after Michael Jackson who appears in one's room late at night and says "Hee-hee," Jackson's signature vocal riff. The name "Ayuwoki" is an intentionally-misspelled play on the lyric "Annie, are you okay?" from Jackson's "Smooth Criminal." It is associated with an animatronic model of Jackson posted to YouTube in 2009.
  120. AYUWOKI HEE HEE (Video Original). )
  121. Creepy Garfield / Gorefield. Creepy Garfield refers to a series of Garfield-inspired artwork in which Garfield is depicted as a horror creature stalking his owner Jon. Popularized by drawings created by horror artist William Burke in Autumn 2018, the trend continued in a series of videos and similar work from other artists, with Garfield often addressing Jon with such remarks as "I'm sorry, Jon" and "I require lasagna".
  122. Nightmares Fear Factory. is a haunted house attraction located in Niagara Falls, Canada. Since the early 2000s, they have photographed the reactions of their visitors as they go through the venue to capture their candid fear. In the past few years, collections of these photos have gone viral every October.
  123. 4YallEntertainment Barely Survives Nightmares Fear Factory Niagara Falls
  124. The Backrooms. is a creepypasta inspired by a comment on a picture of an "unsettling room" on 4chan's /x/board. The comment inspired an expanded creepypasta and YouTube videos reading the creepypasta.
  125. The Backrooms (Found Footage). )
  126. The Bongcheon-Dong Ghost. The Bong-Chon Dong Ghost (봉천동 귀신, often misspelled “Bong-Chong Dong” in English) is a South Korean horror webcomic series illustrating various encounters with a ghost of a woman who has been reportedly seen in the Bongcheon village of Seoul. Since its publication via Korean webcomic portal Naver Webtoon in July 2011, the urban legend comic has become infamous on the English-speaking web as well, most notably for its inclusion of partially animated sequences and audio segments using javascript triggers.
  127. "Bongcheon-Dong Ghost" [Creepypasta Comic Dub]. ]
  128. That Wasn't Me, That Was Patricia. " refers to a reaction image marcos of the character Kevin Wendell Crumb in the film in the 2017 horror thriller Split. Online, a screenshot of Crumb saying the line "that wasn't me, that was Patricia," which has been used as the punchline to jokes about denying responsibility for a social infraction despite overwhelming evidence. However, the line does not appear in the film.
  129. Anna Clendening - That' Wasn't Me, That Was Patricia
  130. Sadako. is the main antagonist of the Ring series created Koji Suzuki. She is the vengeful spirit of a psychic who was thrown down a well. She creates a haunted video tape that will kill anyone who watches it one week after watching unless they can make someone else watch the tape. The character has generated a wide variety of fan art and has been a popular subject of hornyposting.
  131. Sadako
  132. The Internet is Going CRAZY over Ceiling Sadako Escaping her TV
  133. Polybius. is a fictional arcade game that was supposedly part of a secret government experiment and caused players to hallucinate, have nightmares or become suicidal.
  134. POLYBIUS - The Video Game That Doesn't Exist
  135. Spooky Scary Skeletons. ” is the name of a children’s Halloween song written and preformed by Andrew Gold. Online, the song is primarily associated with the skeleton subculture and often used as background music in skeleton-themed memes like 2spooky and Mr. Bones’ Wild Ride.
  136. Steven After Not Surviving. refers to a parody creepypasta which posits the theory that Sans from Undertale is the spirit of the title character from Steven Universe after Steven died of cancer, and that "Sans" is an acronym which stands for "Steven After Not Surviving." The theory has been widely parodied as have other theories that popular characters are actually Sans, such as Sans Is Ness and Patrick Star's Voice Is Sans.
  137. Insidious Lipstick-Face Demon. Insidious Demon refers to a series of image macro parodies of a still from the 2011 horror film Insidious in which the villainous "Lipstick Demon" appears behind the film's protagonist, Josh Lambert. The image was initially used in image macro memes about the film in the early 2010s before seeing a resurgence in object labeling memes in late 2019.
  138. Lipstick Face Demon - Insidious (2011) HD
  139. Ephraim Winslow Kills a Seagull. refers to a memorable scene from the 2019 psychological horror film The Lighthouse in which Robert Pattinson's character Ephraim Winslow violently kills a seagull by bashing it against a water cistern. Online, the scene has been often referenced in memes by movie fans and used in humorous edits.
  140. Y’all Shouldn’t Have Given Me That $1,200. is a phrase used on Twitter that is typically followed by a cursed image of something that could be seen as expensive. These tweets, referring to "stimulus checks":https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/united-states-government-coronavirus-stimulus-package-trump-bucks given to U.S. residents during the coronavirus outbreak, became popular in April 2020.
  141. Void Comics. refers to a subgenre of Void Memes which adds the horror element to Rage Comics, Wojak memes and other comic-type memes. Memes within the subgenre usually rely on a shocking element and subverting the viewer's expectations while preserving the light-hearted elements of the underlying format. The format can be considered a spiritual successor to Zalgo, borrowing some of its elements from it.
  142. The Evil Is Defeated. is a reaction image or GIF taken from the 2012 comedy horror film _The Cabin in the Woods_. The image features a Japanese child smiling and holding a frog with the closed caption "The evil is defeated." The reaction GIF became popular on Tumblr in 2015 and has since been used on Reddit and Twitter.
  143. I Would Have Voted For Obama For A Third Term If I Could. "I Would Have Voted for Obama for a Third Term" is a memorable quote uttered by the character Dean Armitage in the 2017 horror film Get Out. In the film, the father character Dean poses as a white liberal ally to ensnare a black man, using his support of President Barack Obama as cover. Online, the phrase and images of Dean have come to represent expressions of faux-racial solidarity with the black community and empty platitudes by white people to African Americans.
  144. i woulda voted for obama a third time. · 0:08
  145. Milkwalker. is a character introduced by Darigold milk in the 1980s that grew popular on Tumblr as the subject of various creepypasta themed jokes in December of 2016.
  146. Milkwalker Forever: The Story Behind The Internet's Favorite Milk Carton. · 29:17
  147. They Say You Attract What You Fear. also known as Ahhh, So Scary, refers to a series of memes that exploit the saying "you attract what you fear," with users pretending to fear something they actually desire. Originating form a viral 2017 tweet, the snowclone format gained more prominent presence online in mid-2019.
  148. Patrick Bateman's Ooh Face. Christian Bale Ooh Face, also known as Patrick Bateman Ooh Face, is a reaction image macro featuring a screenshot from the 2000 satirical horror film American Psycho. Memers use the image in a manner similar to other Ooh Faces, expressing feelings of ecstasy.
  149. Cursed Image Compilations. are slideshow videos of cursed images set to one song or more that often sync image transitions with a song's beat. The compilations gained prominence in early 2018 as they were combined with musical artist Elijah Who's remix of Childish Gambino's song "Bonfire."
  150. Aurora Woods Incident. refers to a parody creepypasta in a similar vein to the Heaven Stairway Incident. Like "Heaven Stairway Incident," Aurora Woods Incident is the second known meme within the Trollface Incidents format. It is based on an instructional four-panel trollface comic which shows the trollface character getting lost in the woods, leading to an event known as the "Aurora Woods Incident" of August 2021.
  151. August 2021 Aurora Woods Incident (better quality). ) · 0:36
  152. Hop In Dude / Bart Strokeson / The Ayiderdee Horror. Hop In Dude, also known as Bart Strokeson and The Ayiderdee Horror, refers to an image refers of a roller coaster car with a crudely printed picture of Bart Simpson from The Simpsons putting his arm around an empty seat. The picture was seen as unsettling by many 4chan users, who made parodies based on its creepiness, including a copypasta based on the ride.
  153. Amandaishere.jpg. or The Amandaishere.jpg Challenge, is a creepypasta involving a pixelated photo of a woman without eyes. While much of the story is unknown, videos of the photo, bookended by cryptic text about her death, spread on various message boards. Many insinuate that the woman in the picture will haunt those responsible for her death and/or those watching the video.
  154. Dream Blunt Rotation / Nightmare Blunt Rotation. Dream Blunt Rotation or Nightmare Blunt Rotation is a commonly used catchphrase and caption for images of a group of celebrities or fictional characters that the meme's creator would either like to or not like to smoke cannabis with. The "dream rotation" and "nightmare rotation" trends were popularized online in early 2021, primarily on Twitter and TikTok.
  155. Anime's nightmare blunt rotation
  156. Judgmental Volturi. is an image macro series based on a frame from the 2009 horror romance film The Twilight Saga: New Moon. In the image, the vampire characters Aro, Caius and Marcus, wearing gothic-style aristocratic garb, stand atop a marble balcony. At the center, Aro looks down toward the camera. Online, the image represents one's undeserved pride. Captions used on the image reflect a feeling of judgment from people who are in a marginally better situation.
  157. Judgmental Volturi meme | ORIGINAL
  158. He Leaned Back Too Far and Rippen Through That Canvas Ceiling. refers to a viral copypasta and associated cursed image of a man standing up in an active Gravitron machine, seemingly unphased by the spinning. In 2018, the image became associated with a story about someone else who stood up in a Gravitron, leaned too far back, and ripped (misspelled "rippen" in the original post) through the canvas ceiling, traveling a block before landing. The story became a copypasta that year, and the image an exploitable.
  159. Five Nights At Freddy's 2 Hallway Ambiance. refers to a creepy, ambient track in the horror game Five Nights at Freddy's 2. The track starts when an animatronic is in the hallway. The sound effect has gained popularity as source material for edits, particularly for 21st-century humor edits.
  160. Five Nights at Freddy's 2: Hallway Ambience (1 Hour). ) · 60:01
  161. Jumpscare Parodies / X Jumpscare. refers to a series of memes that parody traditional jumpscares by combining their elements, such as sudden movement, with images that are intentionally mundane and not scary. The format first gained popularity in the form of GIF captions in late 2020, gaining a larger spread in summer 2021.
  162. All FNAC JUMPSCARES in 2 Minutes! (2015-2019) | FNAC 1, 2, 3, Remastered. · 2:30
  163. Need Sucky Sucky Now Mommy / Mommy's Milk. Need Sucky Sucky Now Mommy or Mommy's Milk refers to an audio clip in which a woman with a distorted, demonic-sounding voice reads the titular phrase, followed by the phrase "mommy's milk." The clip originates from a July YouTube upload by EdyBot in which she reads a long string of comments trolling her for "mommy's milk" in an increasingly distorted voice. The sound went viral on TikTok that month and is an extension of the Mommy Milky meme.
  164. "You Poor Thing" Ghostface Thirst Trap. or Ghostface Pareidolia refers to a viral TikTok video of a man in a Ghostface mask from the horror film Scream thirst trapping under the on-screen text "you poor thing." The video inspired TikTokers to make ironic videos mimicking the style of the original using a poor imitation of the mask, as well as a pareidolia trend similar to the Things That Look Like Among Us Crewmates meme where users film things that look like the Ghostface mask over on-screen text reading "you poor thing."
  165. You May Live to See Man-Made Horrors Beyond Your Comprehension. is a quote spoken by Nikola Tesla at the first Electrical Exhibition in September 1898 in response to a question about militarizing his radio-controlled model rowboat invention. The quote has been used in memes including image macros and photoshops over the course of the 2000s, often in response to cringeworthy or cursed content. The quote is often written, "You will live to see man-made horrors …"
  166. So The First Night Isn't Usually That Bad In Any Of The Games. refers to a series of meme edits based on American YouTuber Markiplier playing the horror game Five Nights at Freddy's 4 before getting jumpscared by Nightmare Chica moments later. In April and May 2021, the viral clip and catchphrase were popularized on YouTube.
  167. Ok so the first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so I’ll play though
  168. Blank Room Soup. also known as Freaky Soup Guy refers to a viral creepypasta video of a man with a censored face sitting in an empty room eating chunky soup and crying as a man in a mascot head rubs his back, followed by a second identical man entering and doing the same. The video is a performance art piece by group RayRay, consisting of animator Raymond S. Persi and Paul Pistore. The video's eerie vibe and lack of context inspired rumors about its origin, including rumors about it being a snuff film from the deep web.
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  170. White Woman Jumpscare. is a jumpscare parody that refers to a scene in Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach in which the security guard Vanessa catches the player, suddenly taking up most of the screen. The scene has been parodied under the name "White Woman Jumpscare," inspiring exploitable variations.
  171. Carmen Winstead: They Pushed Her. or Hi My Name Is Carmen Winstead refers to an urban legend and creepypasta about a 17-year-old girl named Carmen Winstead who is pushed into a sewer by five girls at her school and dies, though the story is a hoax. The girls lie and say she fell in to avoid getting caught. In 2006, the story was passed around Myspace, Facebook and emailed as a chain letter that encourages readers to share the email or else they'll be killed by the vengeful ghost of Winstead, offering an example of a boy who didn't share the message and was found dead in the sewer days later. In 2022, an audio clip of someone reading the chain mail from the perspective of Winstead became a viral original sound on TikTok.
  172. Who Pushed Carmen Winstead Into The Sewer?. ? · 8:47
  173. Berserk Skeletons. also known as Hater Skeletons and You Should Have Died, refers to a clip of red-colored skeletons from a nightmare sequence in the 1997 anime adaptation of Berserk. Used as a reaction since at least 2014, in March 2022, the clip (usually combined with the song "Smoke" by Cowbell Cult) gained virality as a reaction to disliked content on TikTok.
  174. Berserk skeleton meme original scene. · 0:28
  175. Yelena's Face. refers to a scary expression that Attack on Titan character Yelena makes in reaction to the character Armin voicing his support for the Yeagerists. Following the release of the episode with the scene, the intense frowning face gained prominence online in memes as an exploitable source material for object labeling and redraws.
  176. Yelena gives Armin THAT look. · 0:41
  177. Sonic.EYX. or Sonic the Hedgehog: Editable ROM is a creepypasta ROM hack and character inspired by Sonic.exe depicting a version of Sonic the Hedgehog with long arms, bloody claws and a single, oversized eye. The character was created in October 2021 and the ROM hack was posted to GameJoly in March 2022, becoming popularized in Let's Play videos and inspiring fan content over the following months.
  178. sonic.EYX. · 17:45
  179. Blue Lobster. also known as the Blue Lobster Jumpscare or Getting Lobstered, is a memetic character and image macro of a blue lobster, also known as a Cotton Candy lobster, that appears as a jumpscare at the end of viral videos, being a bait-and-switch media trend called getting "Lobstered." Additionally, when the blue lobster appears, a high-pitched ear rape version of Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D minor" plays. Funny Blue Lobster videos became prevalent on iFunny and TikTok in mid-2022, mostly due to an iFunnyer named mrlobter.
  180. Wii Deleted You / Eteled. Wii Deleted You is a creepypasta story about a Mii named Eteled that is possessed by the spirit of a former Nintendo of America worker named Henry. The story was created by YouTuber IceyPie and shared through a series of videos in 2017, followed up by a sequel series, "Wii Deleted You: Sam's Story" in 2018. The creepypasta also inspired fan spin-offs, sequels and interpretations, as well as fan art of Eteled.
  181. Can't Even X in Ohio / Only In Ohio. Can't Even X in Ohio  or Only in Ohio is a phrasal template used in a series of videos on TikTok in which users show scary footage, often of animated monsters or disasters, under variations of the caption "can't even X in Ohio," with "X" being an everyday task. Popularized on TikTok in August 2022, the videos combine the Ohio vs. the World and Can't Have Shit in Detroit memes to portray Ohio as a horror-filled wasteland, set to the song "Swag Like Ohio" by Lil B.
  182. Belial Behemoth Beelzebub / "Year Zero" Ghost Trend. Belial Behemoth Beelzebub or the "Year Zero" Ghost Trend is a TikTok trend where users show evil or cursed images or footage of their pets over the opening lyrics to Ghost's song "Year Zero," where they sing a number of different names for the devil. The trend began in September 2022.
  183. Belial Behemoth Beelzebub Asmodeus Satanus Lucifer is a tiktok trend you don't want to miss!. !
  184. M3GAN Dancing. or M3GAN Dance refers to a viral video of the android girl M3gan from the upcoming horror film of the same name dancing down a hallway. The trailer for the movie premiered online in October 2022 and quickly inspired memes on TikTok and Twitter setting the dance to a variety of songs, as well as recreating the dance and generally commentating on it, many seeing it as funny and unexpected.
  185. M3GAN dancing MEGAN movie. · 0:25
  186. Lois Screams 'Peter'. " refers to a scene from the 2022 Family Guy episode "The Munchurian Candidate" where Lois Griffin screams Peter's name in horror at the top of her lungs after catching him performing oral sex on her mother. The scene was posted online in October 2022 in the days after it aired and went viral, including as an original sound on TikTok.
  187. Psycho Wojak / Le Scary Face. The Psycho Wojak or Demonic Grin Wojak, also known as "Le Scary Face", is a Wojak variant of Feels with an unnaturally large grin and black, beady eyes. Its first known posting was on 4chan in 2018, and going into the 2020s, the character became closely associated with the NATO Article 5 Memes and others made about the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine posted to subreddits like /r/PoliticalCompassMemes.
  188. Faceless Ayato. is a Genshin Impact creepypasta about a player who encounters a faceless version of the character Ayato while playing a version of the game downloaded from an unknown website. The player is haunted by him in-game every time he plays. As the story evolves, the player finds other faceless characters, including faceless Itto and faceless Baal, learning that faceless Ayato may have been the victim of a murder in real life. The story, which was originally posted to TikTok in Russian and translated by a third-party account, went viral in November 2022 and inspired numerous works of fan art and content referring to it.
  189. Family Guy Pipeline Incident / Family Guy Jumpscares. The Family Guy Pipeline Incident is a "related search" algorithm glitch on TikTok started by Family Guy clip accounts that used oddly satisfying videos of a metal pipe being filled with cigarettes and carrots, purportedly to avoid copyright strikes. The "Family Guy Pipeline Incident" then became associated with a trend called Family Guy Clip Jumpscares, referring to a phenomenon on TikTok when parody Family Guy clip channels added random jumpscares of creepy imagery into the seemingly innocent videos to catch the viewer off guard. The bait-and-switch media trend became prominent in late 2022 and ultimately made fun of the secondary "ADHD video" underneath most Family Guy clips, often showing mobile app gameplay or ASMR-adjacent content.
  190. Glaggleland. is a fictional amusement park that's portrayed akin to creepypasta content. Glaggleland's symbol is a yellow smiley face, present in most of its imagery such as Glognuts, which are smiley-shaped donut cakes served at the park. Glaggleland memes typically center on the rides (which are dangerous and creepy), multiple words and phrases that use the prefixes "glog-" and "glag-" (such as "glognuts," "glognauts" and "glogged"), a Glaggleland disaster and the difference between two smileys (Giggler and Enphoso) with one being good and the other being evil. Glaggleland memes and videos first surfaced in 2021 on Instagram, spreading to YouTube, Reddit, TikTok, Instagram and the GIF-sharing website Tenor in 2022 and 2023. Glaggleland is also known in Roblox.
  191. Glaggleland Theme.. SOOOOOOO JOYOUS!!!!!🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂 Warning ⚠️: This theme will be making you insane and crazy! Viewer discretion is advice.
  192. AI Anime Girls as Creepypasta Images. refers to a series of pictures primarily made on the AI art website Stable Diffusion using img2img in which notable creepypasta imagery is remade to look like cute, anime girls and lolis. The most notable creepypasta images made into anime girls were Jeff the Killer, Smile.jpg, Squidward's Suicide and Trollge. The images trended in early 2023 across social media platforms such as Twitter, Reddit and 4chan, among others.
  193. If You See Another Person That Looks Identical To You, Run Away and Hide. refers to a TikTok trend set to dialogue from the analog horror video The Mandela Catalogue Vol. 1 in which a voice warns viewers to run and hide if they see someone identical to them. The trend involves TikTokers filming horror and comedy skits or posting animations in which they encounter an exact double. The series of TikToks became popularized around December 2021, going viral again in early 2023.
  194. IF YOU SEE ANOTHER PERSON THAT LOOKS IDENTICAL TO YOU, RUN AWAY AND HIDE.. · 0:43
  195. Borrasca. is a creepypasta by Rebecca Klingel (aka C.K. Walker), first published to Reddit's /r/nosleep subreddit in July 2015. The story is about a boy who moves to the town of Drisking, which is rumored to have creatures known as "skinned men" in the forest. Sam's sister Whitney goes missing along with numerous other women in the town. Five years after her disappearance, Sam and his friends decide to find the reason for the disappearances. The story won /r/nosleep's "Scariest Story of 2015" award and became one of the most popular creepypastas in the following years. In May 2020, a podcast adaptation of the story produced by Cole Sprouse began, causing a subsequent resurgence of interest in Borrasca.
  196. Borrasca Pt.1 | Creep Cast. · 144:49
  197. Teletubbies Bulgarian Asylum Conspiracy Theory. The Teletubbies Bulgarian Asylum Conspiracy Theory is a creepypasta conspiracy theory suggesting that the show Teletubbies is based on four abused children from a mental institute in Bulgaria nicknamed "LaLa Land" who all died on the same day as a result of trying to hide the asylum TVs in their stomachs, as the asylum director wanted to take them away. The theory was originally posted to Quotev in 2013 and became further popularized in the 2020s, including on TikTok in 2023.
  198. The Truth Behind Teletubbies (parody). ) · 6:40
  199. McGrady Tape (Blockbuster Creepypasta). The McGrady Tape is a creepypasta story about a supposed videotape dropped off at a Blockbuster in McGrady, North Carolina, containing a recording of a person's face looking under a bathroom stall for 40 minutes straight. The story went viral on TikTok in March 2023. The footage used in the viral video, however, is actually from a 2016 YouTube prank video.
  200. EL Misterioso VIDEO VHS que Encontraron en LA CALLE | LA Perturbadora CINTA MCGRADY. · 8:02
  201. Wally Darling. is the main character of the horror alternate reality game Welcome Home ARG, depicted as a yellow humanoid puppet and artist with blue Elvis-like hair. According to the game's website, Wally was the main character of a fictional '70s children's puppet TV show and piece of lost media "Welcome Home," which is the focus of the game. He was created by artist Clow Illustrations as early as 2018. Following the virality of the ARG in March 2023, Wally Darling became the subject of fan art, memes and other content online.
  202. The Horrors Are Endless, But I Stay Silly. sometimes phrased as The Horrors Are Never-ending, yet I Remain Silly, is a catchphrase that was popularized as a caption on image macros and other memes of animals or people in 2023.
  203. Michael, Don't Leave Me Here. is a viral sound effect of William Afton pleading to be let out from a fan-made Five Nights at Freddy's analog horror video. The sound effect gained popularity in memes on TikTok in November 2021, also inspiring video memes after in January 2022 a YouTube user created a 3D animation inspired by it.
  204. [Fnaf/SFM] MICHAEL DON'T LEAVE ME HERE. · 0:08
  205. Toni Collette's "I Am Your Mother" Hereditary Monologue. refers to a dramatic speech given by actress Toni Collette as Annie in the 2018 A24 horror film Hereditary. The angry monologue has been widely parodied on social media, both as a copypasta and in recreations in which people perform the monologue in humorous videos.
  206. Classic Movie Scenes: HEREDITARY (2018) // I am your mother! // Script-to-Screen. · 3:07
  207. William Afton Burning in Hell. refers to a viral clip from Squimpus McGrimpus' analog horror fan series Five Nights at Freddy's VHS which shows villain William Afton burning and screaming in Hell. The clip has been used as source material for video caption memes, and for "he was forced to X" memes in particular.
  208. William Afton Burning in hell. · 0:11
  209. 7/25/2005 SpongeBob Glitch Creepypasta. 7/25/2005 SpongeBob Glitch or 07/25/2005 is a creepypasta story about a rumored glitch that happened on the Nickelodeon channel on July 25th, 2005 during a showing of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Your Shoe’s Untied/Gary Takes a Bath." The pasta was posted online in mid-2021 and was inspired by a video uploaded to YouTube in July 2020 showing the purported episode glitch.
  210. SpongeBob Hijack 7/25/2005 Retake. · 8:25
  211. SpongeBob Bootleg Episode Creepypasta. The SpongeBob Bootleg Episode is a creepypasta story about a corrupted bootleg of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Dumped" found in an abandoned mental institution's trash can consisting of nothing but an image of SpongeBob with wide, bloodshot eyes and no mouth under static and droning, distorted audio. According to the story, if you stare at the image long enough you will see SpongeBob blink. A reading of the copypasta over the image was posted to YouTube in 2011 along with a link to the original creepypasta, although the page has since been deleted.
  212. Spongebob Bootleg Episode (Creepypasta). ) · 1:39
  213. Great Value Blueberries. also known as Great Value Frozen Blueberries or Great Value Blueberries Jumpscare, refers to a bait-and-switch trend in which the product image of Walmart's Great Value brand blueberries interrupts a video while the intro music from Wii Sports Resort plays. The meme started on Instagram in 2023, later becoming prevalent on iFunny as well. The trend is similar to the precursor Blue Lobster meme and gained comparisons to seemingly nonsensical Zoomer Humor.
  214. Great Value Blueberries. · 0:30
  215. Scary Soda. is an ironic two-sentence horror story about a person who gets thirsty and drinks some soda, only to find out afterwards that it is "scary soda." The story was posted to Reddit's /r/TwoSentenceHorror forum sometime around July 2022 but was removed, gaining viral spread over the following months through reposts and inspiring further memes referencing it on sites including Twitter, iFunny, Reddit and TikTok.
  216. SODA POP x KPOP ZOMBIE HUNTERS | Official Zombie Lyric Video. · 1:47
  217. Sarah Paulson In Bed / Sally Joins Twitter. Sarah Paulson In Bed, also known as Sally Joins Twitter, refers to a memorable scene from the fifth season of the horror drama television series American Horror Story in which the character Sally is lying in bed while scrolling through her phone. Starting in 2016, the scene gained popularity as a captioned GIF format on Twitter.
  218. American Horror Story: Hotel - Sally Joins Twitter. · 2:33
  219. Grimace Shake Trend. The Grimace Shake Trend, also known as the Grimace Shake Incident and Grimace Shake Death, refers to a series of parody horror videos that depict people dying or going insane after drinking the McDonald's Grimace Milkshake. The meme trend was started by TikToker @thefrazmaz in mid-June 2023 and went viral later that month, most notably on TikTok and Twitter where it inspired other videos of people dying after drinking the shake, as well as a fan art trend in which artists draw characters drinking the shake then dying.
  220. Grimace Shake McDonald's ad 2023. · 0:24
  221. Guys What One Is Your Favorite? Huggy Wuggy, Seek, Scary Blue, Zumbo Sauce. Huggy Wuggy Seek, Scary Blue, Zumbo Sauce, also known as Guys What One Is Your Favorite? Huggy Wuggy Seek, Scary Blue, Zumbo Sauce, refers to a viral video of a kid scrolling through Mascot Horror avatars for Roblox, mostly from the game Poppy Playtime including the character Huggy Wuggy, and asking his viewers which one was their favorite. Originally posted to TikTok in June 2023, the video earned a series of AI voice parodies in which different characters recited the kid's words, similar to a copypasta.
  222. Roblox UGC kid meme (huggy wuggy seek scary blue roblox kid). ) · 1:06
  223. MARIO Victim #1. or Victim 1 refers to a distorted image of a distressed person found in the files of the creepypasta Super Mario World ROM hack "MARIO." The image was discovered in December 2010 when the story was first shared on the SMWCentral forum, inspiring fan art and memes referencing it. Over the following years, people began searching for the origins of the image, finally discovering the original, unedited photo in September 2023.
  224. MARIO Victim #1. · 1:12
  225. The Horrors Persist But So Do I. is a catchphrase popularized through a series of image macros depicting a guinea pig with pink sunglasses driving a pink toy car. The phrase is likely inspired by the similar phrase The Horrors Are Endless, But I Stay Silly and was popularized throughout 2023, with some of the earliest examples appearing in April and May of that year.
  226. the horrors persist, but so do i. · 13:23
  227. The Lamp Story (Reddit Creepypasta). The Reddit Lamp Story refers to a creepypasta that originated on Reddit. In 2012, Redditor /u/temptotosssoon recounted an experience where he imagined that he lived an entirely different life in the moments after he sustained a head injury, only shaking out of his dream when he became enraptured by a lamp in his living room. The story has been reposted on Reddit's /r/Glitch as well as the Creepypasta Wiki, having a resurgence on TikTok in 2023.
  228. The Lamp True Reddit Horror Story Animated. · 3:54
  229. The Idol of Eirræbœ. œ, sometimes written Eirraeboe and also known as The Arrival of Eirræbœ, refers to a schizo meme that centers on a creepypasta-like, paranormal story about an upside-down, green pyramid that descends from the sky. The lore was started by a creepy SpongeBob video originally posted to iFunny in early 2023, highlighting Patrick's face disappearing and likening it to the impending arrival of Eirræbœ when three senses will be stripped by those affected. Memes and video content about Eirræbœ spread across social media in 2023, surfacing on Instagram, YouTube and Twitter / X.
  230. What Country Is This? / Peter Sutherland Creepypasta. What Country Is This? or Peter Sutherland Creepypasta is a spam comment, copypasta and creepypasta primarily found on TikTok in early 2024. The meme started in January 2024 after Philippine comedian Fonz created the creepypasta story of a white man supposedly called Peter Sutherland who was looking for his lost daughter Sandra Sutherland after she went on a Southeast Asia trip in 2020 and disappeared mysteriously. To find her, he went to several Asian creators' videos on TikTok asking, "What country is this?" or "Which country is this?" in the hopes of finding his daughter. The meme grew exponentially on the platform over the following days as users started to create fake accounts using the white man selfie as their profile picture to spam other people's comment sections with the catchphrase.
  231. MLP Infection. also known as MLP Infection AU or Pestraobia, refers to a My Little Pony creepypasta and alternate universe (AU) that centers on a flesh and mind eating disease called Pestraobia. MLP Infection art, videos and content, which showed MLP characters as decaying and cursed, surfaced on TikTok in late 2023, continuing into January 2024. Much of the MLP Infection art was shared via TikTok slideshows. As Pestraobia went viral, other MLP Infection AUs emerged such as the so-called Smile Virus.
  232. MLP INFECTION | VESPERTILIO VIRUS (all episodes). ) · 8:23
  233. Creature Breaking Glass / Me at Bro's Window. Creature Breaking Glass and Me At Bro's Window, also known as Love Thumper, is a viral video of a creepypasta creature with a thin, lanky body and distorted, human-like face repeatedly slamming its hand against the viewer's screen, causing it to crack. The creature, created by Doctor Nowhere, is said to eat a viewer's organs if it manages to break out of the screen. The creature was first posted on Doctor Nowhere's Instagram page in December 2023 and appeared in several more pieces of content between then and January 2024. That month, the video of the creature breaking the glass became the subject of the "me at bro's window" TikTok meme, where it is presented alongside funny captions about trying to get your friend's attention from outside their window.
  234. Me at Bro's Window meme.. · 2:05
  235. Catnap (Poppy Playtime). Catnap is the name of the third antagonist in the horror video game Poppy Playtime franchise, which was released on Steam on January 30th, 2024. Depicted as an anthropomorphic purple-furred cat with black eyes, Catnap initially looks like an adorable stuffed cat but transforms into an enormous monster with ridges and plates adorning his back. Throughout early 2024 and beyond, the character was popularized in memes with various references, fan art and other fan-made depictions like Huggy Wuggy and Mommy Long Legs from chapters one and two of the series.
  236. Poppy Playtime: Chapter 3 - All CatNap Scenes. · 11:00
  237. DogDay (Poppy Playtime). DogDay is a heroic character and the trusted leader of the Smiling Critters group and a minor antagonist in Chapter 3: Deep Sleep of the horror video game Poppy Playtime franchise. The chapter was released on Steam on January 30th, 2024, depicting the character as an anthropomorphic canine, characterized by an orange fur that complements his expressive black eyes. Throughout early 2024 and beyond, the character was popularized in memes and fan fictions paired with Catnap villain, often portraying the duo as friends or lovers in fan art and other fan-made depictions.
  238. DogDay Evil Transformation Scene - Poppy Playtime Chapter 3 2024. · 4:35
  239. They're Doing This to Me Tomorrow. is a catchphrase often used as a caption for cursed images, especially those depicting people or animals having undergone a bizarre, often deadly, experience. The catchphrase was spawned by a viral X / Twitter post in November 2023, spreading through additional memes into early 2024.
  240. The Shirelles - Will You Love Me Tomorrow (1960). ) · 2:48
  241. La Leyenda Puchaina. (The Legend of Puchaina) refers to a series of creepypasta stories on TikTok using AI art, which have elements similar to FlopTok memes, such as the "goddess Jiafei" and the so-called "potaxies." The trend started in March 2024 and centers around "Puchaina," an AI-generated avocado that symbolizes female empowerment, often using an eerie and ominous soundtrack and AI voiceover.
  242. I Don't Know... That's Scary.... That's Scary… I Don't Know is a panel from Gag Manga Biyori, a manga known for its nonsensical and non-sequitur joke style. The panel comes from a page titled, "True Power," in which a student can be seen flexing while surrounded by a mysterious aura, asking his teacher, "What is this? I can feel the power overflowing," only for the master to say, "That's scary… I don't know." The meme has become a way for people to joke about people in positions of authority being clueless during crucial moments.
  243. Scary Movie 2 (4/11) Movie CLIP - Dinner Made by Hand (2001) HD
  244. Zesty Sonic. or Freaky Sonic refers to a fan-made animation of character 2017x from the 2017 reboot of the Sonic.EXE creepypasta, in which 2017X fixes his ears, licks his licks and rubs his hand in a sleazy, lascivious manner. The animation, which is a re-animation of the Chica Rizz reaction clip, went viral on TikTok in September 2024 and spawned a caption meme format.
  245. Try Not To Get Scared: Scariest Stories. is a series of memes on TikTok in which intentionally bad horror stories, including stories from the subreddits two sentence horror and /r/2sentence2horror, are narrated over related imagery. The meme was popularized by TikToker @offlainnnn, who began posting videos following the format in May 2024. That year, other users began to post similar content and use the audio from @offlainnnn's videos as the source for animations and other memes.
  246. Cindy Speaking Japanese Scene. also known as Scary Movie 4 "Hello, Herro" Scene, refers to a series of parodies and memes referencing a memorable scene in the 2006 comedy film Scary Movie 4 in which actress Anna Faris' character Cindy Campbell talks to a Japanese ghost boy using well-known Japanese trademarks, company names, martial art names and other words aligned with Japan, including the Engrish term "herro." The scene resurfaced as a viral soundbite in early October 2024 on TikTok in which interracial families lip-dub the "Hello, Herro" scene to mock the stereotypical accent some East-Asian natives have while speaking English.
  247. You Stupid Slut. or There's Not Going To Be a Swimming Pool, You Stupid Slut refers to a series of memes based on a scene in American Horror Story in which actress Jessica Lange, playing Constance Langdon, says to Frances Conroy, playing Moira O'Hara, "There's not going to be a swimming pool, you stupid slut," after O'Hara, a ghost, expresses concerns that her body will be found buried in the backyard. The scene appears in American Horror Story season one, episode seven, which aired in 2011. It became the subject of memes as early as 2014, including use as a reaction image and recaption meme in which "swimming pool" is replaced with something else.
  248. There's not going to be a swimming pool there won't even be a house meme American Horror Story meme. · 0:06
  249. Cursed Plankton. also known as Ugly Plankton and Plenkton, is a cursed Image photoshop of Plankton from SpongeBob SquarePants with a pitch black mouth and eyes. The image was originally posted online by DeviantArt user Moopintot in April 2010 and became the subject of memes over the following years, also gaining an association with several SpongeBob creepypastas, including "Plankton Got Served." In December 2024, the image was paired with a moaning or groaning sound effect as a meme on TikTok in which it is displayed under captions about something gross, annoying or undesirable happening to you.
  250. Why Is Plankton Moaning?. ? · 2:56
  251. Pedro.exe. or Pedropaulo25471 is a parody creepypasta character in Roblox depicted as a Latino person wearing sunglasses and a Tails shirt that reads "Merry Christmas." In May 2021, an image of the character, in which it appears as if a player named pedropaulo25471 is being possessed by Pedro.exe, was posted to the /r/GoCommitDie subreddit, inspiring memes over the following years. Pedro.exe's name is a play on other ".exe" creepypasta characters, namely Sonic.exe.
  252. Pedro's Decline - A Roblox Animation. · 0:47
  253. Minion Staring in the Forest. also known as the Scary Minion, refers to a seemingly AI-generated image of a Minion standing in a dark forest, staring at the viewer. It was described as creepy and unsettling by many. The image went viral on TikTok in early 2025 and spawned an image macro series with captions mostly relating to anger, discontent or frustration. Many of the memes were shared as TikTok photo slideshows. A majority of the memes used the phrasal template "How I look at X" or "How I stare at X" with the Minion representing the meme creator glaring at someone after committing a transgression. Many of the memes were from the perspective of women looking at their boyfriends, sometimes akin to the I Hate My BF trend. The image's earliest known upload was in January 2024.
  254. Zendaya Theory. The Zendaya Theory or Zendaya Big Hat Theory refers to a series of parody creepypasta memes that share scary theories related to an image of actress Zendaya wearing a big black hat to the 2014 Teen Vogue Young Hollywood Party. The memes were started by TikToker @thesnakesbloxx at the beginning of May 2025 and garnered viral spread over the following days. The theory is meant to be vague and absurd, with no actual theory being linked to the big hat image. In one video by @thesnakesbloxx, they share an image of a Google Doc with a partial theory about the hat being enchanted.
  255. Zendaya Theory. Enchanted Black Hat?. ? · 2:14
  256. Job Application Form. also known as Job Application Jumpscare or Application for Employment, refers to a series of memes and exploitable images of job application forms, used mainly in comical content on Twitter / X and TikTok as a "jumpscare" joke. The trend's predecessor, BOO!! Did I Scare You?? I'm A Job Application  meme started on X in October 2019, becoming popularized on TikTok in May 2025 as netizens added the form in satirical content to mock someone who acts like an unemployed individual on social media.
  257. freeCodeCamp - Build a Job Application Form. · 40:16
  258. Guys I Have Something I Need To Confess / Gay Is Okay. Guys I Have Something I Need To Confess or Gay Is Okay is a redraw meme format based on an exploitable webcomic in which a man confesses a "scary or horrifying secret" to his friends or parents, who are prepared for him to come out as gay or trans, and react with shock after he makes his unexpected confession. The comic is originally by X / Twitter user and artist @featherleafern and was posted on July 25th, 2025. The comic became the subject of edits, memes and redraws over the following days, many of which replace the characters and text in the speech bubbles.
  259. SCP-067. also known as 67 Kid Analog Horror, 67 Kid Becoming Uncanny or 67 Kid Anti-Piracy Screen, refers to an edited image of the blonde 67 Kid in an analog horror and creepypasta aesthetic, seen with a large, gaping mouth. Some called the image SCP-067, referring to the SCP Foundation, which likened him to internet cryptids like SCP-096 and SCP-1471. Others called the videos anti-piracy screens, similar to the King Von Anti-Piracy Screen meme. "067" refers to the 67 meme, based on lyrics from the song "Doot Doot" by rapper Skrilla. Video edits and memes about SCP-067 surfaced en masse on TikTok and Instagram Reels in late 2025. SCP-067 is unrelated to the earlier existing SCP-67, which is a cursed fountain pen, created in 2008.
  260. We Heard 67 KID is the REAL SCP-067?...(WATCH UNTIL THE END!). !) · 15:08
  261. "The King in Yellow" Minecraft ARG. refers to a character inspired by a 1895 "weird-horror" anthology book by Robert W. Chambers, in which a fictional play featuring an entity referred to as "the Stranger" and a "Yellow Sign" drives readers mad. The "King in Yellow" experienced a resurgence in popular culture in the 2020s, following a series of horror-themed videos that adapted the character. Notably, YouTuber Wifies posted a Minecraft-themed horror ARG (alternate reality game) titled "Searching For A World That Doesn’t Exist," where a player named Avery encounters the King in Yellow. The video inspired fan art and numerous fan-made TikToks in November 2025.
  262. Umi Walking With a Candle. refers to a GIF of the bunny character Umi from the Steam indie horror game Rental nervously walking down a dark hallway with a candle. Many who saw the GIF at first mistakenly believed that it was from the game Animal Crossing. It went viral on Twitter / X in 2024 and 2025 due to a series of GIF caption posts, which used the GIF to represent being uncomfortable or nervous in a given situation. In the following weeks, many X users began parodying the tweets that used the GIF earnestly, due to a widely held perception that many of the uncomfortable situations posed in them weren't as scarring as the users had suggested.
  263. Listen Up, Christopher / Nightmare Freddy Interrupts. Listen Up, Christopher is a series of video edit memes in which clips of Chris Griffin from Family Guy are interrupted by a deep voice-over that says, "Listen up, Christopher Griffin," then proceeds to lecture Chris about what he did wrong in the clip. The memes were popularized in January 2026 on TikTok, along with a sister format, Nightmare Freddy Lectures, which similarly sees Nightmare Freddy from Five Nights at Freddy's interrupt video clips to scold a character for doing something wrong.
  264. Nightmare Freddy Lectures. Family Guy Meme. · 2:35
  265. Pennywise "We All Float" Bathtub Drawing. The Pennywise "We All Float" Bathtub Drawing refers to a piece of art based on the Stephen King horror story IT, showing Pennywise the clown leaning over a bathtub naked, his posterior floating on the water, with the phrase "We all float!" written in steam on glass in the background. The art was originally created and posted by Instagram user thewerkroom.shop in October 2022. In December 2025 and January 2026, the art became the subject of memes as a reaction image and exploitable format. It also became the subject of redraws, in which Pennywise is replaced with other characters.
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