Just wanted to say you've improved over time and really do stand out amongst the creepypasta/horror narration community. I appreciate all the time and effort you put into making these videos and wish you success 👍 Edit: Congrats on surpassing 1,000,000 views too!

@BoozeandBoos

Жыл бұрын

Hey thankyou I appreciate you and all the positive comments and support from all of you. It truly means so much to me. Thankyou 💀💯

@backwoods_barbie223

10 ай бұрын

I too have to agree

@BettyShortsleeve-js1ft

10 ай бұрын

Hu

@BettyShortsleeve-js1ft

10 ай бұрын

Stop stop playing

@BettyShortsleeve-js1ft

10 ай бұрын

Zzzutgd mkug

I'm glad there are channels like yours that dont use ai voice and have effort put into them 👍🙏

@Popthegate

3 ай бұрын

ya the AI voice is just so lazy. cant stand channels that use it.. like what are you trying to hide??? dont want anyone hearing your actual voice? why ??

@slightlyaboveaverage2235

Ай бұрын

​@@PopthegateProbably more related to time and laziness

@narcischism473

5 күн бұрын

Not to mention his voice is great and he doesn’t over-emphasize the last word in every sentence like so many other narrators do (idk why they think it’s cool, but it’s pure cringe.)

This sounds REALLY good. So many others sound like "text to voice" with hundreds of punctuation problems. GREAT JOB!!

@user-qw3pr3qo6m

4 ай бұрын

Yes like one in particular must have said opossum with emphasis on the O , the O!!! About 15x, I should make it a drinking game or something...

I’m a truck driver and I download your video’s and man the time just flyby 🎉

@gandalf2447

3 ай бұрын

Probably have enough stories yourself that you could tell

Really enjoy your narrations. Your voice is very soothing, calm and the pace of the narration is perfect. Thanks for what you do !

This was cool. I stumbled upon this page randomly and it’s totally up my alley. The sound design is really cool and adds depth to the story telling. I’m looking forward to part two of this story.

I’m a native to Idaho. 5th/6th generation low Deutsch farmers, and I have never seen anything odd, but I am very careful because so many do disappear in the woods and it’s horrific hearing stories. I love the woods, the beauty of Gods country. The vastness of cedar as far as the eye can see. Something about it has alway calmed me about being in the wilderness. But sometimes, hearing these stories, makes me consider not going into the woods, especially with my young son. But I do know, I will never go into the woods unprepared and unarmed Thanks for your stories, and shout out to all my farming Volk from Idaho and Germantown OH ❤❤❤❤

Absolutely love these stories. Nothing like this happens in the North of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 where I live, so I listen to these stories before bedtime. Great stories and narration. ❤️🌟 .

@PickleGanja

10 ай бұрын

I love listening to Swamp Dwellers or Darkness prevails 2 great story stations I guess is what I'm calling em

@GingeRenee

7 ай бұрын

@@PickleGanjaI’m a huge fan of those two guys. They were the first story tellers I got into before branching out to find more content to consume after I had binged on all of theirs. Lol

@TheBobbymcd

4 ай бұрын

we have nessie, the loch ness monster in scotland, but its made up to attrract tourist money im sure

@180sammy

2 ай бұрын

I’m also listening from north of England! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Yorkshire to be exact

@cassandrade-wolfe6926

2 ай бұрын

@@180sammy I'm in Manchester but I was in Yorkshire (Whitby) for the Fish n Ships festival. Lovely place. Hubby is a Leeds fan...so he loves Yorkshire.

Dang, those stories were REALLY CREEPY!! Gave me CHILLS!! Thank you Booze & Boos and I will definitely catch you next time 😊

Anyone else listen to them when you sleep but you're scared to get up to use the bathroom😂

@quinton50h

6 ай бұрын

I make sure I go before I start these lmao

@Randomcrap-zx5ks

6 ай бұрын

@@quinton50h 🤣🤣🤣🤣 love that

@TheBobbymcd

4 ай бұрын

🤣yea me

@Randomcrap-zx5ks

4 ай бұрын

@@TheBobbymcd 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@JacksonSimile

2 ай бұрын

Yep

I thoroughly enjoyed these, really well told.

Can't wait to hear these stories bro 😄 thank you so much love your voice and channel 😁

I live in a tent and it's hot so I have to sleep with the door open... This moving picture is hauntingly close to what is behind me right now...

@primesspct2

10 ай бұрын

I hope your living accommodations are adequate and this is a decision you've made by choice. I know many dont, Today is 2 months later, I hope your good and warm tonight, God bless.

@GingeRenee

7 ай бұрын

Hope your safe and warm hun. ❤😊

@user-jr3rw1ru1o

6 ай бұрын

Dude me too. Why the hell isn't it IN FRONT of you???

@benjaminlathem2745

6 ай бұрын

Good luck brother. I'm praying for you that God will help you out.

@jshaw4757

6 ай бұрын

​@@GingeRenee66666

I love uour reading voice...awesome to fall asleep to🙂

That couple camping and several others, I know that deafening silence and I know that terrifying feeling of impending doom, sometimes without actually seeing something or understanding why but there is always a reason. Though, I've heard some terrifying things that left me utterly traumatized, even to this day thinking about it. If you are ever out in the forest or anywhere and everything goes suddenly silent and or you feel a sudden terrifying feeling that you are in severe danger. Or that you're being watched, or hearing footsteps following you, do NOT right it off!!! Do NOT leave the trail no matter what you see or hear. Turn around and leave exactly the way you came....quickly. If you have reception, call someone, let them know where you are and that you feel you are in trouble. You have instincts for a reason. Just because you don't see anything, doesn't mean you're not in danger, trust me. I've have terrifying 'things' that were stalking me, literally brush past me and I couldn't see them! My camera caught some very scary images that I didn't see at the time and picked up audio I didn't hear. And never, under any circumstances, separate for any reason, even for a moment. Sounds crazy but there are so many stories of people stepping off trail to relieve themselves....never to be seen again!! That would suck! The forest is not as safe as most people who are blissfully ignorant, think. Speaking of floating orbs or any odd lights, avoid them like the plague! Don't follow them, don't interact with them in any way. They are not your friend, get as far away as possible. Also, if you hear a voice calling your name in the forest, even if they may sound like someone you know....ignore it and keep moving. Or if its trying to lure you off trail claiming it needs help, it most likely is not a person! That sounds messed up, I know, but this actually happens and it's not good, ignore it and get the hell out of dodge. I've had some crazy experiences, some that were very serious and were life threatening where I lost hours of time and many other things most people wouldn't believe!. David Paulides is amazing!! People need to watch his 3 film s''Missing 411 series and his weekly videos on missing people and read his many books. His research is astonishing!! You'll view the forest very differently and not just National parks but they certainly have crazy things going on!! It's terrifying to hear the stories of countless people just vanishing into thin air or are found mysteriously dead, often long after search parties combed the exact area many times countless times. And cause of death never makes sense!! And strange disappearances have been going on for a very long time all over the world and we are no closer to understanding this terrifying phenomenon. If you haven't studied Dave's work, you can't assume you know anything so don't even try, there are no simple explanations, he has rules out all know possibilities. I could go on all day on this topic. I discovered his work after my terrifying experiences in 2015 which had many similarities. FYI, it is also very bad luck to wear bright colours in the FAE and Little People legends too from Ireland, England and Scotland. They take the FAE very seriously over there!! But there are FAE and 'Little People' stories in North America too, I'm from Canada and there are many legends even going back to when the first settlers arrived, the Vikings until today....not to mention Sasquatch/Sabe. There are some terrifying stories in Native American folklore that they used to steal women and children from their towns, never to be seen again. And I've even heard the same terrifying stories from locals in Afghanistan, women and children do not go out after dark for that reason, they get stolen there too, even now. So, clearly, these phenomenons are worldwide with folklore and strange stories passed down in families in every corner of the world. Not all folklore are mere stories, they are always somehow based in truth. Sorry for the ramble but these topics I know a bit about and hope I can make a few people take precautions and hopefully stay safe out in the forest. The more you know, the safer you are. And if you're a skeptic, don't waste your time, I couldn't give a fk what anyone thinks. Take care everyone and stay safe out there! LC

@alessandropizzocaro7506

5 ай бұрын

BS

@scottbarber690

4 ай бұрын

Ur nuts

@HeatherHennessey-zq4ou

4 ай бұрын

Pls write up your stories and submit them!!!!! pls 💖 Thank you!

@Poetessa2

4 ай бұрын

@@HeatherHennessey-zq4ou I will work on that, there's a lot to tell, it will be a novel! lol But super scary! lol And I have video of some of my experiences. Thanks for asking!

@diamondcobra5150

4 ай бұрын

Lay off the shrooms

You keep getting better and better! Great video for a good morning listen. Thank you for your efforts

I never go into the wilderness without my sidearm and rifle

@WesleyOrshoski

2 ай бұрын

Damn right

@slightlyaboveaverage2235

Ай бұрын

I do, really takes that adrenaline to the next level

First video of yours I have seen and I really liked it so I'm adding you to my subscriptions. Love the stories. 😊

This was a few hour's of spooky stories that I'm not sure if I'm gonna sleep tonight, yes but I know I was supposed to save them for tonight, but I was in bed sick and needed some entertainment. Guess I will listen again as I did sleep through them the 1st time lol.🤯 Anyway Thank you for your hard work bringing us such awesome content and your style of reading is brilliant. I also enjoy your🥸 hilarious endings. You definitely have a big fan here.🖤☠️🖤💀🖤☠️🖤💀🖤☠️🖤💀🖤

@momofdeux

Жыл бұрын

Hope you feel better!!!

@sarajaidritzema9285

Жыл бұрын

@@momofdeux Thank you for asking. 💕 I'm off for tests today, so hopefully there's a light at the end of the tunnel. I am super lethargic, but mentally awake and because I was such a busy person, it's been frustrating. Thanks for being a completely an unknown person and asking if I'm OK. May God Bless you and your family. 🕊❤️🕊❤️🕊❤️🕊❤️🕊❤️

@trishbutler8910

11 ай бұрын

HOPE YOU ARE FEELING BETTER. PEACE OUT 💛✨

@primesspct2

10 ай бұрын

there"s plenty of others to pick from. I have done the exact same thing myself! lol

Just about to start to kick back in bed and listen to these stories. I’ll let you know how it goes 🙂

The story with the wild “kittens” was so good and well written!🎉

@TheVery1stTime

Жыл бұрын

NO it wasn’t LOL especially saying the 12 year old girl had the wilderness knowledge of 30 year Veteran Forrest Ranger

@EllesGhost13

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheVery1stTime yea, wild cats dont even meow, even feral cats often wont, its a trait they use on us

@thelogicaldanger

11 ай бұрын

@@EllesGhost13 That is the whole point, it wasn't actually "kittens" in the woods, it was a shapeshifter or Bigfoot mimicking the meow.

@tabithadunning2039

6 ай бұрын

Skinwalker!

@assman1380

5 ай бұрын

It got me mad at some kids

You have become my top favorite narration channel!! From background sounds to tone, your videos rock!! Thank you so much for making theses videos for us :)

@crystalchitty7554

6 ай бұрын

Check out let's read, Dr hollowed, raven reads,. Bedtime stories...so many!

Stumbled upon your channel boos,tuning in from U.K. , absolutely fantastic narration and story’s.

Awsome I knew you would pull through with another great video, you never disappoint my friend, thank you!!

Got a new subscriber here... Love these kind of stories!!!! Thanks B keep up the good work!!!

I look forward to bed time every night just to listen to you ! Thank you for posting

@johnoneill7947

11 ай бұрын

Thank YOU 🙏❤

Thanks for the new video Booze! Such a fascinating subject we love and just what we need for a chilling evening HM

Just found you . Absolutely love it .

Thank you Boozy I love these campy, woodsy horror stories. Good job bro

Thank you for the excellent stories and narration . Love listening to these at night in my headphones .

Refreshing change from others. Thank you.

Just love these stories...💀❤️

Thank you!!! These are my favourites and I really appreciate you ❤

Downin Pleasant prairie Wi on the lake michigan shoreline. This is old land, Chippewa. It gets weird out in the dunes and woods at night. Sometimes there is no animal sounds not even crickets. I usually go in about that time. I ain't trying to see nothing!!

I love listening to these on my long drives up north especially once it turns dark. Down empty roads. These are great stories but I wis there was more of a resolution I wish they were longer!

Perfect! Thanks for the new video!

Just wanted to say that your friend being scared he's a hell of a storyteller and you getting there man so you got my support

New subscriber here. You've gone straight to the top of my list , I just love your narration style✌️💛🙏,

I just started listening to you and I love your channel already. It's definitely now a part of my daily wind-down. Thank you! 😎🖤

Love the animated intro with the Grim Reaper. Great narration, too. No cheesy attempts at sounding scarier, just your natural voice. Good pacing, too. You’ve got a new subscriber in me!

@DeBryant-bv7gj

9 ай бұрын

😮 1:28:04 a 😮😅😅

@susierangel5533

9 ай бұрын

@@DeBryant-bv7gj p

Love the Intro!❤

Bless you, B. This is a great compilation 👻

Great story telling I really enjoy them keep doing what you are doing thank you

Story 1 - that feeling you get is when your subconscious notices something wrong n tries to warn you Likely a big cat that shrieked And the deer was likely it cache that fell These animals usually avoid people, but not always

@GingeRenee

7 ай бұрын

I just learned recently that large predators like large cats, crocodiles, even elephants can do it, it’s a very low frequency. We can’t hear it with our ears but it causes a freeze fear response in prey. They believe this is what people might be experiencing. Also could be what causes the phenomena called Sylvan dread.

Good evening thank you for the stories I really appreciate your content and how well you never right❤

👍👍👍👍 these are good haven't heard them before. Thank you

I love these Forrest and camping stories 😮❤❤❤❤

Your voice is everything.

Since I’m unable to donate to the GFM I’m binging all your videos while I sleep or clean, hopefully your beautiful baby girl can have her cleft lip and pallet surgery soon

booze n boos, my #1 to relax too now and get spooked👻

In the first story, kids seem to have such a strong sixth sense. The dad was probably trying to get the job done and ignored the signs until he noticed it too. Sometimes us adults can get caught up in responsibilities and miss the subtle stuff. Always listen to you kids and what they are saying. Kids are pure with no preconceived notions to contend with like we programmed adults have. They are more open to these extra sensory info that we adults often don’t notice because we’re so caught up in life and responsibility.

This is such a cool reading channel.

I was enthralled by the "Kittens in the Woods" story, and am left wondering if the author already answered the question of why the sounds seemed so close: the hill they were near was shaped like an ampitheatre.

This is the first video of yours ive lustened to. I am now a subscriber!!! I cant stand some of the other channels voices.

I recently came across your channel and man, you do great work. I appreciate the time and effort you put into these, keep up the good work bro, youre on track to blow up!!!!

Thank you for your channel content! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Keep up the good work Story's are great 👍

I can't believe I just found you yesterday!

Greetings new guy happy to have you in the reading horror community Algorithm. Don’t ask people to like and sub and don’t plaster your videos with commercials because we like to watch these to sleep. You’ll blow up.

@primesspct2

10 ай бұрын

I don't mind commercials early on, I believe the guy doing the work deserves to get paid, I just want them over and done with early on, and that they aren't horribly loud ones! I dont like that some of my old favorites like Being Scared, just ends his videos with an hour of rain sounds. I wake right up when the story stops.

@longjohnlongdong4692

10 ай бұрын

@@primesspct2 nice I’ll check him out

So excited for this!!!❤❤

I love your stories and love your narration style. I always look forward to your videos! Thanks so much for your hard work my friend! 💕😊👍🏻

Really loved the Bennington triangle story very intriguing I live in Nevada it just seems so unreal❤

Wicked collection

That grim reaper intro is sick!

Folks don't get , the deep woods is another world. 👍 Subbed Ps carry snickers

Great stories!

That story with the deer freaked me out

@xxxtimeghostxxx

10 ай бұрын

damn skinwalkers/wendigo

I’m a southern guy and gotta say in the second story the accent you did was pretty good😂

Great work of fiction; kudos for having such a talent.

Yes! I found you from Darkness prevails video and love your videos! Now here me out for merch ideas. Clothes with a picture of a ghost holding a beer mug....

@joeyboewn7051

Жыл бұрын

Yeah that's a good idea, or a wendigo holding a cold beer with a smile on his face lol.

@danemowris39

Жыл бұрын

@@joeyboewn7051 I like that too. I said mine be ause of his name lol

@joeyboewn7051

Жыл бұрын

He's a really good narrator, I also listen to darkness and swamp dweller.

@danemowris39

Жыл бұрын

@@joeyboewn7051 yeah they're all pretty good. If you're into creepy pastas "Dark sonium" is good too. I think that's how it's spelt. But dogman encounters is another good one. Supposed interviews with witnesses of seeing them.

Liked and subbed

If you are ever being followed by a car...drive directly to the local police station.

Yaaaaay, can't wait to tuck in...

@jojothetasmaniansassmonkey8866

Жыл бұрын

YES INDEED!

1.09 a bear can kill by crushing And if it kills cause it was spooked, or protecting young, it wont necessarily eat it, it'll move away

I love falling asleep to your voice

Never heard of the Bennington triangle story til tonight while listening, but I lived the that area

Love your videos ❤❤❤ Thank you!!

Hows the little one?

Thank you for the stories ✌️

I think a mountain lion and a cougar are the same thing.

I would just like to thank you , I have been in a wheelchair for 20 yrs and this story you told gave me the inspiration to get up and walk to turn the pc off

1:00:05 - Queensland AUS camping story, the one with the hovering chasing light… The wife mentions that she searched online for similar events afterwards and came up with… Min… What Lights?! Minmin?? Min.. something… Just can’t properly understand what the narrator says…. and interested in what the wife meant… Thank you kindly to anyone that bothers to respond…

@landryzxx

10 ай бұрын

He said 'Min-Min lights' Which is exactly what the wife found online. You can just search 'Min-Min lights' up on google and you'll get various articles about it!

Loving the narration and story selection. So many narrarators on here post some crazy unbelievable stories so it’s nice to hear you seem to vett your stories

@miguelespinoza1984

7 ай бұрын

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New sub! ❤

For myself, I only like true accounts, not fiction. With fiction, the writer just makes up whatever he wants,and it has little relation to reality. True stories are both entertaining and informative.

Thanks for rain sound.

I can't find the video, but the stairs in the woods are possibly something connected to aliens. There is a SAR story about a little boy stuffed into a crevice/crevasse in the mountain, deceased due to exposure...BF. Why would BF put him in there, though? Preserving him to consume later? Another story was about a little boy taken away by a BF, presumably..... never to be seen again. His sister was returned safely. I'm guessing that the BF had lost an offspring,so he took the boy🤔. I would like to hear MORE stories about the stairs in the woods!! P.S. Nighthawks High Strangeness Podcast might help some people get answers, because the guy is VERY knowledgeable about MANY things!! Your stories are great!! Kim

OH BABY!

Bennington Triangle, Lake Michigan Triangle-My, my!

Wow amazing and fantastic gost story

You make badass content man❤❤❤

omg ive camped in payson arizona a few times that one story is creeepy, never thought something like that would happen in that area

I’m 34 and still get excited as F when I find a pond full of tadpoles or baby salamanders!!! I woulda caught them too!

1st story is great 👍

BOOZE AND BOOS! 😂 I just discovered your channel! Lol

On April 1, 2024, I went on a hiking trip for Easter Break to Stone Creek Trail UK, alongside my two friends, Erik and Henry. I never thought I'd have to say this, but due to a series of unfortunate events, Erik has gone missing. Henry and I are in a state of shock and confused at this sudden tragedy. Erik was slowing down, but we didn’t think anything of it. A few minutes later, we noticed and all we found was his camera after we went back. We did not hear anyone or anything that could have possibly harmed him. So his vanishment and the footage is perplexing in the least. I uploaded the footage for awareness on his behalf. Please keep him in your prayers. Thank you.

New follower here....great channel! Thank you! 🤍🕊️

Love ur voice and speed. One thing i want to give my advice on is the way you finish each sentence like its the end of the story. The pause is too long beyween each sentence and the tone of ur voice in the last few word of each sentence is the same. Harsh and script like. spoken like its the end of the story if that makes sense. Try to let it flow better. Im saying this because you have a fantastic sounding voice for story telling , its just the end of each sentence that needs work . Try telling the story as if it was really ur story to tell, not reading read . Atm it does sound like ur readinf from a script and its off putting . Maybe re read each story once or twice before you record so you can get familiar with it etc . I hope ur channel becomes huge like "lets read " .

I don't go camping or hiking unarmed. I always carry a folding knife and hand ax, but also carry firearms, a 12 gauge and 38 in a side holster

Awesome stories and narration! I'm not sure if these stories do 'relax and unsettle' me, but they're appreciated! The creature in the first story sounds like a Sasquatch. They're said to have the ability to produce a vibration called infrasound (so do elephants, whales, rhinoceros, giraffes, and alligators) and use a powerful frequency that people can feel and the boys all felt it, and probably Dad right away too, but chose to tough it out for awhile. He (Sasquatch) was being territorial and was only trying to scare the family away, not kill them. I think the Sasquatch are smart enough to know that killing humans brings more humans.