Apr 8, 2024 00:12:14
[SEARCHING THREAD] Is there any piece of media that you’re looking for? + Lost Media Discussion Thread
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I did but I couldn't find it closest thing I could find was another Peppa screamer but it didn't have the table sceneJust type in “Peppa screamer” lolI don’t know if this should go here or in ‘Things I’m making or doing’- move it if it’s not appropriate for this.so when I was 4 in 2020 I watched a YouTube video of Peppa pig that cut to a picture of the moms pig head on the table in a pool of red umm uhh body water and it then jumpscared me and ever since then I've been wondering if it still exists and who posted it I don't remember the title or poster but I do know it was ether posted in 2020 or before as I watched it in 2020 I dont remember the screamer but I think it was something like ether the grunge or momo if anyone remembers this please help me find this weird screamer video I do remember it was a loud scream not the usual momo thing if it was momo u could say this is like the scratch version of r/tipofmytongue but since I'm a child i do not have reddit please help
Okay! So, almost everyone has an odd childhood memory of some movie, book, game, tv show, animation, website, or song- and a lot of these don’t have names attached to them. Do you have one of these things? If you do, tell us about it!
There are a lot of people here with their own experiences, so they might be able to find yours for you.
If you don’t have one, try describing something you do remember and see if anyone here knows what you’re talking about.
You might be able to help someone find theirs: if you think you recognize any of the recent posts, please reply to them! Remember: it could be the right answer!
On a larger scale, many pieces of media are lost or almost lost- one example of lost media that was then found is the Clockman, an animated short that remained almost a legend until it surfaced again, which is a good example of the kind of stuff we discuss. If you want to get into lost media, try visiting a lost media community online and reading up on some famous cases.