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"Ice Demon", "Crypto" "Long Note Four" and "Undaunted" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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Date of upload: Jun 11, 2023 ^^
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YouTube Comments - 829 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Imagine selling the soul of a loved one to summon an evil that can't even get off the floor
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Iโm really glad how you guys didnโt gloss over how often this โdemonโ is blamed for domestic violence, rape, and murder. And how you pointed out CO poisoning as a possibility for why beds need to be raised. CO is heavier than oxygen so people on the floor are extra vulnerable.
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Always interesting to hear supernatural tales from around the world :_hatman:
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I look forward to Bedtime/Wartime Stories more than any other channel... by miles. This style and the amount of work that goes in to these vids are well worth the wait. The wait makes it that much more of an event to me.
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Thanks for covering the Tokoloshe. I'm South African so I've been accustomed to seeing beds on bricks or paint tins, although that was mostly in my youth. I think it is less likely to happen in urban areas now.
The first time I heard about the Tokoloshe was when I was about 10 years old. We lived on a farm and one of our workers claimed he had been walking through the veld the previous night when a Tokoloshe chased him. He ran as fast as he could and the Tokoloshe got hold of his jacket. Somehow he wriggled out of it and so got away from the Tokoloshe.
For superstitious Africans the Tokoloshe is very real.
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Good story. Next time one of those scammers from Nigeria sends me a message on fb I'm going to tell them I'm sending a tokoloshe to get them๐๐๐๐
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Greetings from Namibia and a long time subscriber. Here in Namibia we also talk about the Tokoloshe. Nice seeing something on this channel that is close to home.
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this channel never disappoints.
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We need more bedtime stories! Best show ever
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I love Bedtime and Wartime stories. I just wish they'd drop episodes more often!
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The video itself aside, massive props for doing the click in "Xhosa"; in the few instances where I've seen someone say the word previously they seldom attempted the click.
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as a south african and a huge fan of your channel, thank you for this! I love seeing stories and mysteries from my country/region
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I watched every episode in this channel and have come to appreciate the level-headedness and unbiased approach of the producers. They always view these stories through a lens of health skepticism, providing logic and reasoning, but also respect the stories with a degree of tolerance and face value curiosity. I find this mixture to be very enjoy. Thank you Bedtime Stories!
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I would love an episode about the Japanese ghost, the Teki Teki. It's a horrifying story, really scary.
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I think the Tokoloshe's inability to climb up a bed lifted off the ground is meant to stem from them being dead things, bound to the ground. Sure they can get inside a house but leaving the floor, the bottom, is difficult for them. Though this is also discredited that it can then climb a person and sit on their shoulders quiet high off the ground.
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Bedtime Stories beyond creepy and Sir Spooks upload at the same time ! This is an absolutely banger time to be happy!
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I remember when I was little (in the 80's), our nanny had her bed's legs stacked on bricks. Having seen this in many black ladies' maid's quarters, I asked her why and she told me it is to keep the Tokoloshe from climbing up her bed's legs.
Imagine her horror when I, as an 8 year old, reminded her that he could just climb up the bricks to climb up the bed! ๐๐๐
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Dude I cannot listen to these at bedtime. The music, imagery and stories make me revert back to thinking my blanket is a shield. ๐
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What an interesting creature, a monster that's basically a supernatural "Hitman" with a funny weakness to heights, it's always cool hearing about foreign "Boogeyman" style monsters.
Also, that ending scene was pure gold. Lol
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@matchungo8048
10 months ago
As a South African, the tokoloshe doesnโt scare me as much as politicians
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