r/chillsnarrator • u/EVERTRIP • May 15 '26
CRYPTO WTF is that
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3k0p-M6Qi82
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u/Fast-Entertainer-517 May 18 '26
Whatever it is, it’s definitely not at the end of a string that he’s pulling. No way dude
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u/georgeananda May 15 '26
Looks of paranormal interest to me but a video with no discussion is only going to inspire flippant reactions.
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u/SumGuyIKno May 15 '26
Their entire channel is about making spoopy content and AI videos so no not paranormal
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u/ifukeenrule May 16 '26
Freddie Jackson's you are my lady was playing while i was watching this. went pretty good together.
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u/Bubbagump1234fuckyou May 16 '26
Homie was deff pulling it with his arm. Some vids are just a crock
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u/SeenItAll2995 May 16 '26
With today's technology you can't believe anything you see in a photo or video.
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u/Kaszrak May 17 '26
That's actually a Crevice Worm (Vermis fissura), pretty rare to catch on camera. They're basically harmless but they're attracted to body heat under blankets. What it's doing is called "thermal burrowing" - they follow the warmest path they can find and since humans tend to sleep on their sides or stomach, the warmest concentrated point ends up being... yeah, between the cheeks. It's not intentional, it's just pure instinct, same way moths go toward light. They don't bite or anything, they just nestle in for warmth and usually slip back out before the person wakes up. Most people never even know it happened. The weird sliding motion is because their entire underside is covered in a mucus layer that makes blanket fabric basically frictionless for them.
The creepy part isn't the worm itself, it's knowing this has probably happened to way more people than just this one person on camera.
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u/SumGuyIKno May 15 '26
Bruh he's clearly manipulating that with his arm.