I found this strange tape that looks like it's from the early 2000s and is what appears to be the Federal Communications Commission accusing Nickeloden viewers of pirating the channel. I must warn you that it's quite unsettling. Please watch at your own risk.
SlayerTank99
I recently bought a new house and I discovered an old box of VHS tapes in the attic. I decided for the hell of it to go through them since I still had my VCR from my childhood with me.
I found this strange tape that looks like it's from the early 2000s and is what appears to be the Federal Communications Commission accusing Nickeloden viewers of pirating the channel. I must warn you that it's quite unsettling. Please watch at your own risk.
I found this strange tape that looks like it's from the early 2000s and is what appears to be the Federal Communications Commission accusing Nickeloden viewers of pirating the channel. I must warn you that it's quite unsettling. Please watch at your own risk.
updated 5 years ago
I found this strange tape that looks like it's from the early 2000s and is what appears to be the Federal Communications Commission accusing Nickeloden viewers of pirating the channel. I must warn you that it's quite unsettling. Please watch at your own risk.
Unfortunately, he quickly realized why the disc he got was cheap.
What I discovered on the tape was what appears to be a Cartoon Network bumper from 1999 followed by a warning screen where the viewer was accused of pirating the channel. What really creeped me out was the fact that there was a very scary image of I.R Baboon over the warning screen. Why would Cartoon Network make a warning screen like this? It just doesn't make any sense.
I uploaded the content from the tape onto this video. I must warn you that it is quite unsettling and I advise you to watch at your own risk.
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=tobCRVxf3Uo
ZACHxFULLER: youtube.com/channel/UCi9gLRYqbYspepgEhAFKvoQ
NOTICE: This scenario is completely fictional. It is not to offend anyone or cause controversy. It was made entirely for entertainment purposes.
To clarify, this PlayStation 4 has been modded extensively to demonstrate this screen, however cases have shown that this kill screen can occur even when the PlayStation 4 is in mint condition or even newly bought, which has lead to some units being reported as defective products. It is unknown what truly causes this kill screen, however many cases have reported issues such as short circuits and disassembling.
Upon turning on the PlayStation 4, there is no start up of any sense, not even the PlayStation logo. The screen remains black 10 seconds before a screen appears, informing you that your console has suffered a major error and advising you to shut the console off, but also giving you the option of keeping your console on. There is no audio for the majority of the kill screen.
If the console remains on for 15 minutes, the screen will black out before another screen appears, informing you that Sony will have no liability for damage caused to your console. The option to keep the console running will also remain.
If you chose to proceed and the error persist, the screen changes after 30 minutes stating that the error cannot be fixed automatically and with a new option to enter System Recovery Mode but also recommending you to shut the system off. At the message says, this can be used as a final resort to fix major errors. If you chose to enter System Recovery Mode, another screen will appear advising you to press the X button on your controller three times to confirm your decision. After you do this, it will cut to black before showing a loading screen and then cutting to black once again.
While there have been no reported cases of a successful recovery, it is known that a very threatening and strange screen appears after this one.
This screen displays a kanji symbol of death or the number 4 in Japanese for a strange reason, along with the only audio in the entire kill screen: a barley audible electric humming sound. After ten seconds text appears below stating "The time is near." It is unknown if Sony is responsible for this screen, or if this is somehow a virus that can be fatal to your console.
The screen then cuts to black for 15 seconds before another screen appears informing you that System Recovery Mode could not be accessed and that system data has suffered irreparable corruption. It also states that the console will shut down permanently which it dose after 10 seconds.
At this point your PlayStation 4 isn't just bricked - it literally dies, as there is no more power to it. There isn't even a power indicator life indicating it's off - it's just lifeless as if you unplugged it. Your PlayStation 4, for whatever reason, cannot be powered or even repaired, requiring you to buy a whole new console entirely. There has been no reports of a successful recovery after this error.
A couple days ago I found my old N64 in my parents attic and decided to bring it down and play it. I drove a couple miles to my retro video game store and bought a few games for it. I put it Mario Kart 64 and turned the power on. Instead of the game it played some really creepy music. Then I got a warning message saying that is was malfunctioning. It told me that I should call the number on the screen but there was no way that the number still existed.
I left it on and I got another message telling me that I needed to turn it off. Apparently, I accidentally pressed the B button and the screen went black. Next I got a more threatening saying that it was my fault if the system got damage. At this point I was kind of scared so I tried to press the A button but instead I hit the B button by mistake.
What happened next made me jump. The TV suddenly produced loud static and it simply said "FATAL ERROR" in all capital letters in the center of the screen. Finally, I shut the system off. Then I took it and threw it in the trash. I simply decided to go back to my retro game store and buy a new N64.
DISCLAIMER: This is not real in anyway. It is only made for entertainment purposes.
1. FIB warning.
2. Warner Bros. Halloween collection promo.
3. The King and I promo.
4. Shiloh 2 promo.
5. Scooby Doo and The Witches Ghost promo.
6. Wizzard of Oz promo.
7. Warner Bros. logo.
9. Start of the film.
I finally have a tripod this time so now I can keep the camera straight.
2. MCA Home Video logo
3. Universal logo
4. Start of the film.
1. Green FBI screen
2. Licensed for Private Home Exhibition screen
3. Touchstone Home Video logo
4. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Videocassette preview
5. D2 The Mighty Ducks trailer
6. Gargoyles the Movie preview
7. Feature Presentation logo
8. Touchstone Pictures logo
9. Start of the film
2. Anchor Bay logo.
3. This film has been formatted screen.
4. THX logo.
5. Start of the film.
2. This film has been modified screen
3. MCA Universal Home Video screen
4. Universal logo
5. Start of the film.
That's it there's no trailers on this tape.
Link is having a boring day until Gwonam starts to play with him. Then link set sails on his ship to a month in Gamelon. Then link returns but Gwonam dosen't stop there. Then the king asked "What happen?".


