The story of the Instant Karma Machine; Noisy Neighbor Retraining Device

Тәжірибелік нұсқаулар және стиль

The history and explanation of the infamous Instant Karma Machine, a noisy neighbor retraining device. The IK Machine was devised as a way of dealing with some horrible upstairs neighbors by returning their noise back to them in triplicate...
This all happened years ago before KZread and smart phones with cameras everywhere. I didn't think to video this at the time but took some stills of the set up.
The SoniScape Natural Noise Neutralizer is a healthier way to get through the night, but the IK Machine was a blast...
For more info about Soniscape bretthouston.com/creations/soniscape/
And you check out this video. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lZWbrJmrpdyWkdY.html
For a video of what it was like living beneath the horrible neighbors.
kzread.info/dash/bejne/goxm1LFvnprSf84.html
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  • @mariarohmer2374
    @mariarohmer23742 жыл бұрын

    I wish we lived in a world where bad neighbors were sent to live with bad neighbors. Bad neighbors always have the luxury of living around good neighbors. That needs to change.

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    2 жыл бұрын

    I hear they go to a special section of Hell. :)

  • @-sensibleChris

    @-sensibleChris

    Жыл бұрын

    They only take liberties around people that are decent.

  • @maverickpaul6571

    @maverickpaul6571

    Жыл бұрын

    You ever been to Compton?

  • @plushypuppy2024

    @plushypuppy2024

    11 ай бұрын

    I had the neighbour at my door after I drilled my wall for 3 whole minutes!!, the neighbour who had to wait for 18 months for me to make any noise whatsoever in order to complain after I complained about their outdoor party that didn't end until 1:45 the following morning...they literally had to wait THAT long for some kind of revenge?...total idiots. They are down there now having a sing-along-a-party and basey music! Once they go to bed I'm going to play 'baby shark' on a loop

  • @LonerBecause

    @LonerBecause

    10 ай бұрын

    I agree! I hate trash neigbors

  • @neonnerd1364
    @neonnerd13643 жыл бұрын

    I've learned with bad neighbors you can't ask them politely to stop doing something because then they're just gonna do it ten fold just to irritate you for asking. I had a neighbor that loved his system in his car a little too much. He'd come home at 3am shaking everyone's houses and then he'd sit in his car like that until the song ended before he shut it off and went inside leaving me and my wife the task of getting a 2 year old and a newborn at the time back to sleep. Luckily he's gone now and our kids can get their sleep.

  • @BillyMinnow
    @BillyMinnow7 жыл бұрын

    I had a similar experience with neighbors. There were, at least 8 people, including 2 toddlers, living above me, in a 2 bedroom apartment. The landlord was awful and did nothing. The children would regularly be up and running until 3-4am. The adults would have regular gambling sessions. Anytime I went up to talk with them they acted as if they didn't speak english (literally). This was happening within the first month of me living there. I would spend my sleeping hours online looking for ways out of my lease. Turns out, it's far more simple than you might think, despite what your landlord might tell you. I would first suggest buying a security camera that that also records sound and is backed by an online database of some sort. Every time you hear noises that are "out of control" be sure to WRITE AN EMAIL to your landlord. Not call. Not text. EMAIL. If your landlord calls you, let it go to voicemail. My landlord took me to court after I broke my lease. He didn't know I had been documenting everything for around 5 months. I had literal days worth of footage with near non-stop noise. Accompanied by emails letting him know about the problem and voicemails with his response, all with the clause in the lease agreement that had a rule against excessive noise, which was grounds for eviction if it was recurrent. My lawyer suggested we counter-sue. I ended up getting 2 months rent back, plus the security deposit.

  • @justiceneeded01

    @justiceneeded01

    2 жыл бұрын

    This is such a satisfying story. I know this comment is old, but I wanted to thank you for posting, bc I needed to see something like this. Have been starting to feel hopeless:(

  • @mamaiabd5748

    @mamaiabd5748

    Жыл бұрын

    thank you needed this!

  • @lifewithg0lden

    @lifewithg0lden

    Жыл бұрын

    thank you for sharing this, i may take the same route!!!

  • @ropi8739

    @ropi8739

    10 ай бұрын

    So happy for you

  • @newhorizonsforfifty2833

    @newhorizonsforfifty2833

    10 ай бұрын

    Find out what language they do speak next time and then learn how to cuss them out in said language.

  • @lucindagaskill7137
    @lucindagaskill71372 жыл бұрын

    After living in apartments for years, I bought a small house and vowed to NEVER live in an apartment again in EVER. After months of harassment (like in your situation) I got so stressed out, that I developed shingles & had to be hospitalized. RENTERS have no rights !

  • @C0deH0wler

    @C0deH0wler

    Жыл бұрын

    These high tax revenue areas are subsidusing insolvent suburbia. Instead of generalisation and 'it has always been this way, thus it is a force of nature', they deserve stuff that is actually pretty simple to do: soundprooding, and better regulation to kick out tenants/confiscate sound systems. And local governments do these areas a disservice by pushing traffic through them, creating a bunch of noise and polution. Need traffic circulation plans, for suburbia too, to limit through-traffic. If you've ever been to a Dutch city or town, it's bloody quiet. For both types of areas, there also the assholes in loud cars. It plagues the suburb I live in right now. Need sound cameras like what the French are installing right now.

  • @sunflower8035

    @sunflower8035

    11 ай бұрын

    Yep! And trust me being a condo owner is not any better.

  • @jtfoog5220

    @jtfoog5220

    9 ай бұрын

    Lol this country…. Noisy neighbors sent you to the hospital 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Sparrow-76

    @Sparrow-76

    7 ай бұрын

    I have developed shingles to on my back, chest and shoulders due to the stress and have fallen asleep in work a few times because of the lack of sleep sometimes none at all, this is only my first month in this apartment.

  • @staciemorelli384

    @staciemorelli384

    6 ай бұрын

    @Sparrow-76 you need to get a sound system when they are loud you put in your sound system to music you enjoy to drown out their noise download a noise blocker from you tube out that on if you don’t want to listen to music they gave cool noise blockers on you tube good luck

  • @JuliahistoryLover
    @JuliahistoryLover Жыл бұрын

    That’s brilliant, you’re not creating any noise you’re simply giving it back to them

  • @miaofearth
    @miaofearth8 жыл бұрын

    I enjoyed this video purely because of how much he enjoyed telling it

  • @AppleSlicesUnite

    @AppleSlicesUnite

    8 жыл бұрын

    +mia Bevilacqua yeah lol he sure did enjoy telling it. I wish he had footage of the Karma Machine at work.

  • @randymcdonald1419

    @randymcdonald1419

    6 жыл бұрын

    I also enjoyed this video because of his resemblance to Walter White and roughly the same deviousness. If thats a word.

  • @Renew3D-Art

    @Renew3D-Art

    6 жыл бұрын

    Same. He can really deliver a story.

  • @cpmow831

    @cpmow831

    6 жыл бұрын

    some people are just really good storytellers. I love that quality in people.

  • @chadgoings6336

    @chadgoings6336

    6 жыл бұрын

    lol

  • @letsbuilda4ort
    @letsbuilda4ort7 жыл бұрын

    People definitely lose it. I know I did when this was happening to me. Noise is in fact a torture tecnique that has been used by the military for decades.

  • @shadowling77777

    @shadowling77777

    6 жыл бұрын

    No More Blue Skies Holy shit Who is your neighbor?

  • @summerbreeze1955

    @summerbreeze1955

    6 жыл бұрын

    Too right i lost it twice last week.

  • @chadcrawford1502

    @chadcrawford1502

    5 жыл бұрын

    You need to watch my vids from 2019 last week of feb into 3 days now of march of after a 2 week nearly constant booms and children running wild bringing boxing match front row sound effects to the couch near me. I did a 46min electric guitar scream with insane sound effects it rang my ears. I did airplane motor sound effects treatment bass so deep it made my model airplanes do 360s on the night stand. Tsunami sirens sound effects air raid siren power chord treatment. Guitar tapping treatment this was after 2 weeks of slamming doors under my bedroom at 2am! I blew my top on 3-3-19 stomping in steel toe boots it knocked all the pictures off the wall it only took a second to get a knock at my door on that gialee that was a mega quake i was pissed to my inner core with children jumping up n down 10-14 hours a day. These vids can be watched on my channel guitar treatment remember that on a 100 watt amp 2 speakers.

  • @chadcrawford1502

    @chadcrawford1502

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@summerbreeze1955 you need to see my stuff from last February week 2019 and now 1st 3 days of march it turned into sledgehammers n things Guitar full bass and 46min video from 3-2-2019 check it out you'll like it its on this same channel.

  • @benitocamelo2489

    @benitocamelo2489

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@chadcrawford1502 are they still being loud asf

  • @dnsmithnc
    @dnsmithnc6 жыл бұрын

    The clearest indication of class is the level of noise they produce.

  • @thedativecase9733

    @thedativecase9733

    5 жыл бұрын

    Nonsense. I worked with a woman who formerly lived in one of the most expensive parts of Surrey - and she and her husband were plagued by the worst noisy neighbours anyone could imagine. Believe me no-one who was "lower class" could afford to breathe the air in that part of the South East let alone live there. Moreover the arseholes with money always have influential friends who can make life difficult for anyone who complains.

  • @timm9769

    @timm9769

    5 жыл бұрын

    @@thedativecase9733 You're mistaking the possession of money with the possession of class.

  • @xlaythe

    @xlaythe

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@timm9769 What this guy said

  • @eege742

    @eege742

    4 жыл бұрын

    Being classy surely doesn't have to be rich/wealthy too. It does have to do with class.

  • @VictoriaWonders

    @VictoriaWonders

    4 жыл бұрын

    exactly the things I needed confirmed

  • @boxingphysique
    @boxingphysique5 жыл бұрын

    The same story with me- I asked them to stop stomping her feet and she answered that this is how she walks normally.... After I asked I regret for asking.... they started jumping with full force while screaming simultaneously, moving the fridge and furniture in 2 am with insane noise..... now I play 10 hour of drilling machine sound effect and its all good :)

  • @mariadesousa1353

    @mariadesousa1353

    3 жыл бұрын

    .he he he he ... and I play static radio - speaker on the highest cupboard towards ceiling... and I can still enjoy my house.... BRILLIANT!!

  • @blakepiesse4466

    @blakepiesse4466

    3 жыл бұрын

    Awesome! Im doing the exact same thing with drilling machine video and it drives them crazy!

  • @peterpengproductions920

    @peterpengproductions920

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@blakepiesse4466 Good job boy. I do the same. Some people say "oh it's passive aggressive and petty" To them, Shut your ****. What's fcked up is how we are having to resort to this.

  • @DumanBritishShortHair

    @DumanBritishShortHair

    3 жыл бұрын

    I am going through the exact problem at the moment, I had a friendly chat but this was ignored as the noise got worse.

  • @weimingw3056

    @weimingw3056

    3 жыл бұрын

    Same story here and I had to move out my own place.

  • @Phelper99
    @Phelper996 жыл бұрын

    I'd much rather lug groceries to the top floor than live with people above me.

  • @dm5129

    @dm5129

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yep, for sure, but these neighbors from hell live downstairs and their kid is making such a ruckus the floor is shaking in my unit and the pots in the kitchen and dishes are clanking. You can also literally hear how the male kid tortures the sister, screeching, not a single interference from the prostitute mom.

  • @chand.4401

    @chand.4401

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@dm5129 so are you saying that loud downstairs neightbors can cause just as much misery? Im just curious

  • @gee-wizz.5050

    @gee-wizz.5050

    3 жыл бұрын

    There speaks the voice of experience! I'm going on for 70, looking for somewhere else to live, as I can't stand or stop my neighbours for being so inconsiderate, and I am definitely, definitely, looking for a top floor flat - and hoping the exercise will be good for me, because listening to them all the time will kill me off sooner!

  • @tiffanysanchez9799

    @tiffanysanchez9799

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@dm5129 lmao @ Prostitute mom Jesus, im here searching how to minimize the noise, because i have a toddler and 6 year old boy and SOMEONE KEEPS complaining, i assume its the downstairs neighbor because my apt is keeping both bedrooms divided by the kitchen and living room, the two areas where there is no rug, my kids are in bed whined down by 7:45 - 8:30 everyday, but these ppl wanna complain about DAY TIME LIVING NOISE? My kids can run about excitement because they wanna complain, i cant play with them, they can't drop anything (mind u i have boys, who BOYS USUALLY are wild and stuff, just plane ole boys)... its just annoying ive been here 3 weeks and ive had two complaints. I need advise on how to better the damn sound for the downstairs neighbor, and no im not a proustite lmfao...

  • @it_is_thatboy

    @it_is_thatboy

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@tiffanysanchez9799 Probably not much you can do outside of teach them how to walk on the front of their feet, and not their heels. The heels make the most noise when walking. Also make sure they aren't doing crazy things in the middle of the night. Outside of that, I'd suggest moving. There have been grown women living above me that kept me up all night. So you're definitely not gonna have a perfect situation with kids.

  • @Fatherlake
    @Fatherlake7 жыл бұрын

    "I thought the earthquake was her" 😂😂😂

  • @equisequis.55

    @equisequis.55

    4 жыл бұрын

    she must have been fat

  • @bmell1252
    @bmell12526 жыл бұрын

    He’s so proud. He’s a genius. I know his pain.

  • @prb25001
    @prb250015 жыл бұрын

    Another one of the worst effects of going through this is when you mention this to your family, friend, therapist, etc. and they automatically have to assume you’re being petty or don’t get why this bothers me. But this is torturous. And watching the videos and reading stories of others going through this resonates with me deeply. I can feel their anxiety and astonishment and the psychological impact it has on them - just like it does on me. Others will never know what you’re going through. In every case, it wasn’t until they came over to my place and experienced it first-hand that they reacted just like me and were shocked. And then I get mad inside for them not believing me in the first place. And I’m not even one with a reputation of being irrational for them not to believe me! Have been going through this for three years. There’s some improvement, but work has to be constantly done to control and remind the neighbors (who happens to be the LANDLORD) that NOTHING CHANGES!

  • @Slicef

    @Slicef

    Жыл бұрын

    15 years I had this neighbours doing it to me I moved 5 years ago from this person, and to my shock, the same week I moved ,he moved to the same neighbourhood and next door, what are the chances of that.and he still doing it , last night only 1-2 hours sleep. ,Will be moving again by end of this year.because it's affected my health,

  • @DunderHead.5000

    @DunderHead.5000

    Жыл бұрын

    That's not chances, that's on purpose. Sounds like a narcissist or possible malignant narcissist but I'm not a psych doctor.

  • @darleneparry621

    @darleneparry621

    Ай бұрын

    ​​@@Slicefget a recorder and record the noise and play it back to him through a loud speaker, I downloaded a sound clip of Arnold S from the movie kindergarten Cop yelling shut up shut up shut up and played it through a loud speaker at my neighbour and his barking dog that was waking me in the early hours, he now keeps the dog indoors until later in the morning

  • @Lululila67
    @Lululila678 жыл бұрын

    Its ridiculous how these managers allow the bad tenants to stay and the good usually leave because they just will not evict these people. I'm going through a similar situation (however not as bad as yours).

  • @Lululila67

    @Lululila67

    8 жыл бұрын

    of course

  • @pquijal

    @pquijal

    7 жыл бұрын

    Unfortunately, the shit kids shit out by shit parents who become managers don't take pride in their work or have any kind of standards or values of their own.

  • @awesomesauce2935

    @awesomesauce2935

    6 жыл бұрын

    Its also incredibly hard to kick out tenants who suck, but aren't doing property damage after a 3 day notice of inspection (which gives them time to clean up). It's a double edged sword.

  • @Ddrhl

    @Ddrhl

    5 жыл бұрын

    It took 4 YEARS and THOUSANDS of dollars for us to get a squatter out of our town home. It's not as easy as you think.

  • @lepalove6787

    @lepalove6787

    5 жыл бұрын

    Lululila67 ::: omg our so so right !

  • @zykonot
    @zykonot7 жыл бұрын

    "you just kinda loose it.. I've been there" lol I know that that feeling all too well. Had noisy neighbors under me who left their TV on 24/7 with the bass turned wayyy up. After many polite notes, calls to management and the cops with no avail I just lost it... I managed to find the breaker box for their specific apartment. Every night before I went to bed I would shut their power off and laugh my ass off listening to them trying to figure out what happened

  • @shadowling77777

    @shadowling77777

    6 жыл бұрын

    Rekt

  • @Leprykan1

    @Leprykan1

    6 жыл бұрын

    That is too fucking funny and absolutely AWESOME!!! LMFAO!!! :o)~

  • @summerbreeze1955

    @summerbreeze1955

    6 жыл бұрын

    LOL LOL LOL well done!

  • @thedativecase9733

    @thedativecase9733

    5 жыл бұрын

    I had a next door neighbour who had been in the Navy whose wife was quite sick and needed quiet. They were a lovely couple and we got on well. However a young mother with a scumbag boyfriend moved in above them. Saturday nights the scumbag couple would come home drunk put some music on full blast eventually Navy guy got sick of asking politely to keep the noise down and totally lost it. He went from nice polite man to the Hulk and went upstairs and kicked their front door in and smashed the stereo to pieces. They were a lot quieter after that.

  • @ric112

    @ric112

    4 жыл бұрын

    beautiful haha

  • @tcotton9370
    @tcotton93705 жыл бұрын

    A few years back my former wife and I moved into an upstairs apartment and shortly after these little 20 year old punks moved in downstairs. They would party evvvvery single night. Loud music, yelling etc. I had asked them to quiet down several times and even went as far as having to call the police on them a lot. The landlord refused to do anything about it. One night they were blasting music at 11pm and I had just about had enough. Everyone in the entire building had had enough of this too. I made a few calls to some friends who compete in car audio bass competitions (whatever they’re called lol) and they called their friends, their friends called their friends. Before I knew it we had four or five car audio subwoofer boxes in every single room all facing the floor, amps, and everything. I think they were powered by car battery chargers? Anyways every night they were blasting their music, I would play the most obnoxious stuff I could find and would literally shake the entire building. Pictures were rattling off the walls, things were falling and breaking and it was just great lol. A few nights later and after about the 10th time of listening to Limp Bizkit “The Nookie” on repeat a couple of them actually came upstairs to ask ME to turn it down and words were exchanged and I thought we had a truce.... so everything was dismantled and the audio equipment went back to its individual owners. I had won! It was finally over!!! Until one night a few days later. I had come home from a 15hr shift working on the hot sun to a car in every parking space (they even took my spot and I was forced to park on the street) and this HUGE rager going on in the downstairs apartment. They were louder than ever, there was more people than ever and their music was bumping louder than ever as well. I walked into my apartment with my heavy steel toe boots on and could hear the loud music and the majority of the noice coming from the kitchen area. All 220lbs of me walked into my kitchen and proceeded to jump up and down as hard as I could BOOM BOOM BOOM!!! All I could hear was screaming lol. That’s when this heffapotamus stomped up the stairs banging my door down and screaming “you wanna come down here and clean up all the glass you just broke!?!?” And that’s when I realized we all have huge hanging glass chandeliers in our kitchens lol. According to the police that came shortly after, I had broken their chandelier and sent shards of broken glass raining down on everyone in their kitchen. HA! Nothing ever came of it except for a mail out from the landlord about being respectful to your neighbors and blah blah blah. Shortly after they moved out and so did we as we were already looking at a house. Just the image of broken glass raining down on everyone still makes me giggle a little bit to this day. Since then I’ve only had my one recent sucky neighbor I share a wall with. Every night he has his sound system blasting. So I bought a saxophone... I have no freakin idea how to play one but it’s still fun to “practice” as loud as I can while facing his bedroom wall every night he pulls that crap.

  • @dmsdmullins
    @dmsdmullins8 жыл бұрын

    Had the same problem with a neighbor when I was in the service. After many failed attempts at some civil conversation and about 10 complaints to the building manager I decided to do something about it. Unbeknownst to my neighbor I know a thing or two about electricity and the service panel for his unit was on the outside of the building. So one night after knocking to discuss the noise with no answer I removed the 200 amp service cut-off breaker for his unit and threw it in the woods. Next night, new breaker lots of noise and the same result, another breaker in the woods. Few days later new breaker, loud noise, same result, another expensive service breaker in the woods. The third time was the charm as the apartment manager was tired of replacing breakers and I denied any involvement, which of course they knew what I was doing. August in Texas with no air-conditioning can be a powerful motivational tool. Last time I had problems with noise from the neighbor.

  • @summerbreeze1955

    @summerbreeze1955

    6 жыл бұрын

    LOL!

  • @KL2010

    @KL2010

    6 жыл бұрын

    I did this to a noisy neighbor living directly beneath me, every time they went away for the weekend or longer I'd trip their circuits as they were pulling out of the car park. Several days (or weeks) later they'd return to a fridge and freezer full of spoiled food, none of their favorite TV shows recorded, no phone messages and no security surveillance.

  • @bikinggal1

    @bikinggal1

    6 жыл бұрын

    you are brilliant!!!! High five

  • @vinnycarrocia7511

    @vinnycarrocia7511

    6 жыл бұрын

    With the "service" comment there, were you fishing for some soldier worship? Maybe a few "thank you for your service" posts?

  • @JanicekTrnecka

    @JanicekTrnecka

    4 жыл бұрын

    Cyanocrylate into the breaker slit is quicker..

  • @thomashunt9012
    @thomashunt90123 жыл бұрын

    These comments are like a support group for me. Good to know I'm not alone !

  • @marianionita3282

    @marianionita3282

    2 ай бұрын

    Same here!

  • @BlackStarEOP
    @BlackStarEOP2 жыл бұрын

    The joy you still get while telling this story is extremely contagious :)

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    2 жыл бұрын

    Ahw thank you. Lovely comments like this bring me joy.

  • @JohnSmith-ki2eq
    @JohnSmith-ki2eq6 жыл бұрын

    So about five years ago I had some really shitty neighbors who were always making noise at ungodly hours. I'm the quiet type and these people really set my teeth on edge. one day I bought a cheap USB powered mini vacuum cleaner for my computer keyboard, it turned out to be the worst pile of cheap Chinese crap ever but it was also the greatest revenge machine I've ever seen. When you used the vacuum cleaner it would cause every other electrical device in a ten yard radius to lose signal or put so much interference in the signal stream that they became horrible to watch or listen to. A few days passed and my horrible neighbors decided to make noise all day Friday, bad luck for them because I was leaving that afternoon to go visit family for the weekend and I had devilish plan in mind. I found some USB extension cables and a USB power adapter, I taped the vacuum cleaner to the ceiling of my apartment (they lived above me) and turned it on. Almost instantly I heard them shouting at each other from different rooms because their cell phones/TV/PC/radio you name it had developed problems. Three days later when I came home all was deathly quiet, I later found out that after tearing their place apart looking for the cause of the problem and discovering nothing they were forced to sit and talk to each other like humans for a change, they soon discovered that they didn't like each other and broke up, the jerkface boyfriend moved out first and the work shy girl moved out a short while later.

  • @SatanenPerkele

    @SatanenPerkele

    2 жыл бұрын

    Is that cheap chinese mini vacuum USB keyboard cleaner still available to buy? 😁

  • @carnivoroussarah

    @carnivoroussarah

    10 ай бұрын

    ​@@SatanenPerkeleI need this thing so badly. Please update where you got this horrific device of mass destruction! Thanks.

  • @DoctorRobertNeville
    @DoctorRobertNeville9 жыл бұрын

    I had the same problem with an upstairs neighbor years ago. My solution was quite simple. I took an old broom handle, 1 large unused toilet plunger, 1 home style fire alarm the round type, a spring loaded button, a nine volt battery, and some wire. When assembled you have a portable noise machine. It was a very handy device when you want to sleep. So your idiot neighbor is running a marathon in their apartment at 0300? Place the pole on the ceiling and, just give them a nice long loud BEEEEEEEEPPPP!!!!!

  • @thefrozengargon338
    @thefrozengargon3388 жыл бұрын

    I fired a trident missle into my neighbors house and it worked just fine.

  • @thefrozengargon338

    @thefrozengargon338

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** Well she always had a thing for transsexuals.

  • @thefrozengargon338

    @thefrozengargon338

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** Hard to believe it ! When you see it I bet it feels like you're peering into a mirror!

  • @thefrozengargon338

    @thefrozengargon338

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** We all have that one - angry, pent up, closeted homosexual neighbor.

  • @thefrozengargon338

    @thefrozengargon338

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** Nothing at all. But something tells me the guy responding would lose his shit at that accusation. Seems like the type of guy.

  • @thefrozengargon338

    @thefrozengargon338

    8 жыл бұрын

    ***** BUT I LOVE HOMOSEXUALS!

  • @thybigballs
    @thybigballs8 жыл бұрын

    I was staying in a motel once while waiting to move into my house when I had the pleasure of listening to some young people next door who thought it was funny to wake everyone up by doing things such as repeatedly pressing the button on their car alarm keychain thingy at 2 AM. I could hear them laughing about it in the next room. It was game on! I just happened to have a boom box. I put it up on the dresser with the speakers against the wall, threw in some serious death metal shit that was so hardcore even I didn't like it after 3 minutes, then maxed out the volume and set it on repeat. I'm fairly certain they were not the rock and roll type. I then surrounded it with all the pillows and blankets from the other bed, all the towels and even some of my clothes. It was quite the pile. You could barely hear it over the air conditioner! At least some of us got some sleep that night. I'm pretty sure I won the asshole contest.

  • @KuntaKinteToby

    @KuntaKinteToby

    7 жыл бұрын

    Excellent

  • @AweSomo84

    @AweSomo84

    7 жыл бұрын

    thybigballs I would do that aswell with my speakers against the wall and did a 5 minute subwoofer test full max . it would give such vibration that it felt like a chopper flew over ... and is was always quiet after that:)

  • @winendesertrose

    @winendesertrose

    7 жыл бұрын

    thybigballs Yeah I did this with the teens playing some godawful music (techno rap?) by placing back country music. Had old boom box at the time. it was a nice townhome complex but idiot neighbors ruined living there.

  • @johnnyvt9

    @johnnyvt9

    6 жыл бұрын

    What is wrong with the old fashioned way of just having loud sex to wake everyone up.

  • @petewright2862

    @petewright2862

    6 жыл бұрын

    thybigballs mn

  • @lavette916
    @lavette9166 жыл бұрын

    i use the power of suggestion ... i had bad neighbors too so one day while they were all outside i took a box of salt and some chicken bones into the street in front of their house ( i am native american ) so i took the salt made a circle cast the bones and started my own ghost dance around the circle singing gibberish to them while spitting in the circle .... they watched in amusement and when i finished i turned to them and told them from this day forward all the evil hateful things the do to others will come back on them with no mercy and their children until they learn respect for others . i told them ... every time evil comes your way know that you have brought it upon your selves and to remember the circle it turns two ways , if they do good to others it will return good to them ... they laughed but a few days later i got an apology and from then on i had no problems with them ....hocus pocus .... works every time

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    6 жыл бұрын

    That is the most awesome story I have heard yet.

  • @johnfreeman3956

    @johnfreeman3956

    6 жыл бұрын

    Step 1: Become Native American

  • @SteleCat

    @SteleCat

    6 жыл бұрын

    John Freeman who says you have to do that? Native American doing a circle dance? Weird here in the parking lot, but okay...random plebian white guy doing some chanting circle dance with bones and shit? People are gonna get seriously weirded out. Just dedicate yourself to the role like an actor. People will fall for it. Or be weirded out to the point of being afraid. Or you'll get called racist and a mob will form and pull you apart limb from limb in a brutal and agonizing death. Either way, probably no more dealing with noisy neighbors.

  • @bikinggal1

    @bikinggal1

    6 жыл бұрын

    you are awesome!!! I need more people like you in my life!!

  • @DavidBruceAllen1

    @DavidBruceAllen1

    6 жыл бұрын

    You just explained to them how life works. The theatrics may have helped you get your point across. The point is that it worked and you touched their lives in a profound way! Good job! :-D

  • @AdelleRamcharan
    @AdelleRamcharan5 ай бұрын

    Years later, I came back for another laugh today and this did not disappoint lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @JohnSmith-hh4id
    @JohnSmith-hh4id8 жыл бұрын

    Great solution. When I had the same problem from some people.... From south of the U.S. who were music lovers... My solution was similar. I took a steel 55 gallon drum and wrapped the bottom and around it with a very heavy tarp. I strapped it to a metal cart, on it's side... On the inside I hung a one foot square, steel plate on a chain, so it rang nicely when hit with metal. Then I welded a steel hub, with chains and 1/2" nuts, that I fastened to an electric motor. One morning, very early, after my 'neighbors' had a very late night party with loud fucking, annoying music, I turned the beast on.... It was perfect! In front of the open barrel, your fucking ears would bleed! They begged me to turn it off! No fucking way! It was my music, and my turn to listen to my music. I only really had to use it twice.... But I used it a fucking bunch out of angry retaliation and revenge... Fuck 'em!

  • @JohnSmith-hh4id

    @JohnSmith-hh4id

    8 жыл бұрын

    +John Smith Of course, this was out in an urban area, not an apartment...

  • @null2846

    @null2846

    8 жыл бұрын

    lmao

  • @Celestialtarotreadings

    @Celestialtarotreadings

    7 жыл бұрын

    I f'ing love you.

  • @pquijal

    @pquijal

    7 жыл бұрын

    "My solution was similar." lmao

  • @carlosmatos9848

    @carlosmatos9848

    6 жыл бұрын

    The Beast! That is diabolically clever and hilarious xD

  • @allentig
    @allentig6 жыл бұрын

    i was in a duplex with idiots like that, car alarm going off all day and constant wall thumping. I stopped it by simply using an emergency air horn in the attic, aimed at their bedroom. .... using that to wake them up in the middle of their sleep was far more effective than any arguing or begging

  • @SitesThatSuck

    @SitesThatSuck

    5 жыл бұрын

    Love it!

  • @dm5129

    @dm5129

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yep, I am going to make noise from now on too. I often stay up late. No problem. Years and years of their abuse is not going to go unanswered from now on.

  • @Queen-of-Swords
    @Queen-of-Swords Жыл бұрын

    Years ago, I knew a family whose neighbours were like that. Their speciality was door slamming. No just going in and out of their apartment, but the interior doors, too. 😦

  • @SkilledEddie
    @SkilledEddie8 жыл бұрын

    Going through the same hell myself with my upstairs neighbors stomping and actually brawling. They get into severe fights that they actually body slam each other. I live in a basement apartment with drop ceilings you can imagine what that sounds like. To top it off they threaten me with violence when i confront them about it. Cops been out like 5 times and they say they can't do anything without proof. Landlord called like 20 times in 3 months and FINALLY FINALLY i am moving october 1st to another apartment that is UPSTAIRS. It got close to me being locked up. Honestly i don't believe humans are supposed to live that close to each other unless they are related or married. You know what is crazy...even in a prison you wouldn't hear this noise going on. You deserve peace where you live. This will be the last apartment i rent because im saving up for my own property in the country.

  • @magnusriverman6975

    @magnusriverman6975

    8 жыл бұрын

    +SkilledEddie You are right about the fact that no human should have to suffer anything bad in their own homes. As you can guess, my lovely friends don't live in an apartment, they live in a house, but have had to share a wall with the "home" next door people. Believe me, I have known the victims for decades and they are truly liked by so many people and have never been a bother to anyone. I dare not go into some of the things these friends of mine have had to endure *for over two years*, without any justice, or I would seek out that kid and would not be responsible for my actions. He has left, but he even kept returning until recently, just to make sure he wouldn't get forgotten - the sick * * * * .

  • @kirkf4crewdawg604

    @kirkf4crewdawg604

    8 жыл бұрын

    +SkilledEddie Hey Skilled, prisons are very loud.

  • @TMS5100

    @TMS5100

    8 жыл бұрын

    +SkilledEddie one of the reasons youtube exists. to name and shame asshats like that. i bet they'd change their tune real quick when they're showcased on the TV news as the latest youtube video going around.

  • @camelliac1481

    @camelliac1481

    8 жыл бұрын

    +SkilledEddie So true. People who walk and move like elephants belong in the wilderness with other animals, not in shelters meant for other humans.

  • @dm5129

    @dm5129

    4 жыл бұрын

    That is exactly what will happen with this kid as he gets older. He is already slamming into shit in their downstairs apartment, just out of sheer destruction joy. Looking for something or someone to beat up on.

  • @alexjones2445
    @alexjones24459 жыл бұрын

    Glad it worked out for you I've been in those situations and it really takes a toll on you mentally and physically.

  • @Tabletop_Epics
    @Tabletop_Epics Жыл бұрын

    I left apartment living for a house because I dealt with this so often. I have high anxiety and am on the autism spectrum, so noise sensitivity is a major issue for me. Unfortunately, a year after the move into my new home the house next door became a rental property and was rented out to a group of stereotypes. Do you know how garbage someone has to be to be so loud you can hear them in your house, a completely separate building over thirty feet away?

  • @leilassou
    @leilassou4 жыл бұрын

    I lost my mind so many times that I can’t even count. It comes to a point in which you start questioning if people are complete jerks or if you are the jerk yourself. I also believe that I am so afraid of this happening that I end up attracting these nasty people. I have had so many of this kind as my upstairs neighbours that I got to a point that I am in complete despair. Maybe I should go live in a cave.

  • @annaozola5689

    @annaozola5689

    3 жыл бұрын

    I also have the same. My neighbours decide how much i will sleep, read, work and learn. I hate coming home, and i bought apartment year ago, so i cannot change it without loosing lot of money and i cannot rent - they will also complain about the noise. Its upper neighbour so i cannot make noise myself - because it will disturb other neighbours around me and i cannot do it, because i care. I checked all internet and i finally ordered some special ceiling vibrator/stumper made specifically for such cases. It comes with remote control :D Not easy to find, but i did it. It will arrive after some 3 weeks and im so excited, almost praying that the neighbours dont stop making noise otherwise it will be waste :D:D watching videos like that and reading some comments makes me a bit happy, i know im not the only crazy one, because people always think only old unsatisfied grandmas are complaining about noise.

  • @flexiveganc7441

    @flexiveganc7441

    10 ай бұрын

    @@annaozola5689 i dont think so, they the demons make us like old grandma's because there noise. and does it helps what you bought?

  • @Infinity-Journy

    @Infinity-Journy

    3 ай бұрын

    ​@@annaozola5689same

  • @Gucci_Membrane
    @Gucci_Membrane10 ай бұрын

    I’m at war with my upstairs neighbor right now and put a large Bluetooth speaker on the top of a ladder playing “STFU” by pink guy on repeat

  • @Pinklepuff
    @Pinklepuff6 жыл бұрын

    During this 6 years i've lived in this apartment there's been 5 people moving in and out of the second floor. I don't know how people manage to move out so quickly of this house but i will happily smile every time i see the moving trucks. For all these years i've had extreme neighbors. Drug addicts, families, drug dealers, and horrible horrible false old people which turned out to be thieves. The floors and ceilings here are so paper thin that it's insane. These latest neighbors are for sure the most insane and immature kind of people i've ever experienced. They, as adult people hang out with youngsters in the age range of 16-17 years old teenager. The neighbors has kids too. Every day (Except for babysitting days thank god) i will hear the stomping, the playing, the screaming, the music, the running up and down stairs. They will play with skateboards,bikes,balls, everything and the little ones are hanging and slamming on closets and they'll do it INSIDE, ON TOP OF MY BEDROOM but never do i see them spend their days outside in this perfect garden we're trying to maintain. They will fall asleep with the tv on as loud as possible so that even i know what kind of show they are watching. Sometimes they will think it's hilarous to put the volume on 100 as they watch their kids shows. The neighbors will stay up and invite people even at 3 in the night. The kids will stay up too. I have an entire folder of recordings and documentation of them and showed it to the landlady. I just hope that she will manage to do something about this. It's a neverending feeling of stress in this house. Not being able to sleep at 1-3 sometimes because of the noise and then waking up at 8-9 in the morning because of even more sound. When i saw this video, with the mic, i could only empathize with you. thinking of the situation when i myself had to climb the tables and the bed in order to reach out my mic near the ceiling just to document all this crap that's been happening in this house. I hope that I too will get rewarded some day in the future with "the sound of silence".

  • @dm5129

    @dm5129

    4 жыл бұрын

    I feel for you, that slamming the doors, running up and down the hallway stairs, bikes, balls, yep. And believe me if they are hanging out with teens that is a huge red flag to begin with. The 30 and 40 somethings, I think they call themselves ladies, drag little boys into their apartment at night, teens. Total loosers

  • @justiceneeded01

    @justiceneeded01

    2 жыл бұрын

    Dealing with almost the same thing, but bottom neighbor in a duplex. This really, really takes a toll on a person mentally and physically. I see your comment is a bit old so I sure hope things are better for you now!!!

  • @josephk6907
    @josephk69077 жыл бұрын

    This is hilarious! I did the same thing, years ago, when I got sick of my neighbour's barking dog. I was playing my guitar while it was barking and could hear the bark through my delay... and that's when I got the idea to mic the dog and run it's bark through a P.A. on my deck at like volume 11. The dog went absolute apeshit and every neighbour on the block laid a complaint to animal control. Solved the problem in 2 days.

  • @LynnePriceStudio

    @LynnePriceStudio

    6 жыл бұрын

    Too funny

  • @mjc42701

    @mjc42701

    5 жыл бұрын

    Joseph K , I'm not a dog person myself but it was your neighbor's fault for not taking care of the dog, I hope it turned out ok for him too.

  • @SherLizz

    @SherLizz

    5 жыл бұрын

    Brilliant!

  • @holly7869

    @holly7869

    5 жыл бұрын

    11...

  • @geoh7777

    @geoh7777

    5 жыл бұрын

    I knew a guy whose neighbor's dog barked a lot. (Really. Not kidding.) So he bought an aquarium pump, a dog whistle (the kinds humans can't hear), and a long length of plastic tube to hook the two together. He placed the dog whistle in some weeds on his property as close to the neighbor's house as possible. He turned on the dog whistle and the dog went nuts. The neighbor eventually got rid of the dog.

  • @bd8855
    @bd88556 жыл бұрын

    I’ve always wanted to record the noise from my next door neighbours and play it back when THEY were trying to sleep. Awesome.

  • @MusicMan4u
    @MusicMan4u9 жыл бұрын

    For the fact that I'm actually watching a video on noisy neighbors is pathetic to me. I don't know how I seem to always have this type of problem. It's always something. So bad. I really don't understand how people can move into a place and have such blatant disrespect for such a long period of time. I'm planning my revenge and it's going to be sweet, though....thanks for generating some ideas.

  • @GaryJust

    @GaryJust

    9 жыл бұрын

    Dude, make a video! We also have freakin noisy neighbours downstairs, it's just horrible. Give me some ideas if you have any!

  • @ChoctawNawtic4

    @ChoctawNawtic4

    9 жыл бұрын

    The word "entitled" comes to mind, as to why people are soooo irreverent about being considerate toward their neighbors...also LOW awareness.

  • @MusicMan4u

    @MusicMan4u

    9 жыл бұрын

    I've always liked the, ' Fill a manila envelope with flour, slide under the door slightly, ring the bell, and smack the envelope exploding the flour inside of their place' idea but needed something better

  • @Leanne.Rivers

    @Leanne.Rivers

    9 жыл бұрын

    I'm going through the same thing. The woman above me is a nightmare and she doesn't give a shit. We complained and she told the landlord we're lying basically. She's going for it now. We tried to fight back with noise, but we don't want to piss off the people under us. So I've started taking video with a good enough mic to pick it up, next week we're going to get legal advice. It drives me crazy, some people are such fucking arseholes.

  • @MusicMan4u

    @MusicMan4u

    9 жыл бұрын

    I feel ya...although mine seemed to quiet down a little, last night actually, 230 am and I can still hear his crying dog from my bedroom with the door closed. Its partly the cheapness of the structure but many are unaware.

  • @chloenkitty
    @chloenkitty7 жыл бұрын

    My neighbors has 7 kids who constantly scream and cry. I'm on the verge of jumping off the bridge. I have a very stressful job and need peace and quiet but get none.

  • @radiofrog

    @radiofrog

    6 жыл бұрын

    How do you think the parents probably feel? You might be neighbors with 7 noisy shits, but there's someone that has to actually live with them

  • @hudsonjaxson8877

    @hudsonjaxson8877

    6 жыл бұрын

    Try not to stress. If you can talk to someone do that. Otherwise, look tk move out if youre leasing or if you have paid for the place than look to engage with environmental pollution authorities or council. Itll will end sooner or later. Dont let them ruin your life for good over a couple of years of distress, itll get better. All the best.

  • @TheStaggaz32

    @TheStaggaz32

    4 жыл бұрын

    @@radiofrog I'm in the same situation as this person and I can honestly say I could not give a fuck about the parents. It was their choice to have children. Why should others have to suffer through their misery?

  • @tiffanysanchez9799

    @tiffanysanchez9799

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@radiofrog EXACTLY. I think it's so unfair when ppl complain about children under 3-4, they are still toddlers and stuff, and are excited about half the the stuff they do, now anything older, they should know the difference, but still like don't be an OGRE. Everyone was a fkn kid ONE DAY. Sheesh

  • @tiffanysanchez9799

    @tiffanysanchez9799

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@TheStaggaz32 M You don't, move :)

  • @debrahowe3799
    @debrahowe37997 жыл бұрын

    Hence, I live in the country, neighbors far away, noise comes from birds and crickets.

  • @yearginclarke

    @yearginclarke

    3 жыл бұрын

    I'm originally from the country but currently live in a small town in a duplex studio apartment. I've lived in 3 different apartments over the last 8 years and every single place I've lived has paper thin walls and absolutely NO privacy. I sure miss living in the woods in peace and quiet but it's not an option for me right now.

  • @reviewatrandom
    @reviewatrandom5 жыл бұрын

    I believe we had the same neighbors. My landlord walked me through and every room had multiple holes in the wall, scribbled graffiti everywhere (not just from children either), all the doors ripped off hinges (kitchen cabinets, closets, bathroom), cabinet drawer pulled out. The only door in place was the entrance. They even made the attic a living space and, oddly, pulled out much of the insulation. I was about to go nuts. I did call the police several times with the only relief being the moments the police were there. What helped me was going to a friend's house. He was playing games through his stereo - all the loud noises practically shook his house. I went home, put my studio monitors on the floor, facing up, and shook the building for about thirty minutes looping a loud video game demo on a Saturday night. Their kids were crying (which I didn't feel great about) but they suddenly stopped and each time they would get loud again I would repeat the process, matching their decibel level.

  • @carnivoroussarah

    @carnivoroussarah

    10 ай бұрын

    You taught those kids to be quiet when they grow up too, also probably validated their anger towards their parents (I'm sure the parents were awful to them if they're that callous to a total stranger like you!).

  • @antonburkov4305
    @antonburkov43059 жыл бұрын

    Man, you are an inspiration! Had the exact same idea, but it was way beyond my technical abilities to implement it. Good to know you got some payback.

  • @flexiveganc7441

    @flexiveganc7441

    10 ай бұрын

    i tried today but now my soundlink falls down to the ground and is broken :-(... okay its better to have isoaltion because this demon freacks will never stop. they are also all day n theree home like fat olifants

  • @rman5001
    @rman50016 жыл бұрын

    "I thought the earthquake was her" I'M DEAD LMAOOOO

  • @imnotdavidxnsx

    @imnotdavidxnsx

    3 жыл бұрын

    plot twist, it WAS her

  • @adoris864
    @adoris8644 жыл бұрын

    Just when I thought I was the only one going through living with loud, inconsiderate neighbors!

  • @supermonkey3028
    @supermonkey30287 жыл бұрын

    this is why im happy that my closest neighbour is about a mile away (i live in the finnish countryside)

  • @malcolmdean9845

    @malcolmdean9845

    Жыл бұрын

    Oh that makes me feel better.

  • @bravo075
    @bravo0753 жыл бұрын

    I need this, my upstairs neighbor is a despicable human being. I've also tried to go through the normal legal process but since she is the daughter of the landlord she's "untouchable".

  • @dizzydoe33
    @dizzydoe3310 жыл бұрын

    God I can sympathize with this. Got a terribly nasty horrible neighbor who keeps me up at night as well.

  • @ArtemisKitty
    @ArtemisKitty6 жыл бұрын

    When I was in college I had a few neighbors like this - party every night, walls shaking until 4-5am, and I worked 2 jobs so I NEEDED my sleep to make it through those plus classes. Fortunately one of my jobs was at Sound Advice, and well... I've always been somewhat of a hi-fidelity nut. (Test speakers with classical and Jazz, because if they can handle THAT they can play anything well.) My solution? Lean 2x 15" speakers and 4x 12"/6" paired mains against their wall, set the volume to about -7 on a 2500w amp and start a playlist beginning with 2 minutes silence followed by the 1812 overture. If you were halfway down the stairs (3rd floor) you could still feel the cannons firing through your bones vibrating. (I'd tried several times to handle it politely but that was the only method that seemed to work.) I also set it up with a sound sensor so it'd do it again every time they broke 70db on my side of the wall in the middle of the room while my system was in "waiting" mode. That way I wouldn't accidentally trigger it during the payback. Basically just used a 5min delay after activation. (The legal limit was 55 or 60 depending on what day/time so that was double the limit already.) Had THEM call the cops once out of anger because I was spoiling their partying (on a Tuesday nonetheless) and explained my side, showed them my equipment, had THEM call in their own techs and measure the sound levels, showing that my system only triggered when theirs was extreme and mine was short-lived (about 2-3 minutes when triggered) and would go silent again afterwards. It worked. They started partying elsewhere after about 3 months of this. Oh and I have NO PROBLEM sleeping with earplugs in if that's what it takes. And sometimes it did. But... we're talking a system that at -5 was almost breaking windows, so... no real contest. New neighbors just moved in 2 months ago where my wife and I currently live, and I've been thinking about this possibly being necessary again. My wife works from home and speaks to a lot of clients of Limo companies and other luxury services, and the neighbors have been so loud lately (getting drunk and playing country music while skipping song to song) that the clients have been asking what the noise is. That's at the opposite end of the house, too. May have to drop something like an EON15 or other "lesser" speaker in the attic pointing out the side vent this time. (Already got a subwoofer in the room closest to them.) Hmm... do I have a long enough speakon cable? Might have to wire a new one...

  • @Forch100
    @Forch1004 жыл бұрын

    Love this vid: Nightmare neighbours who stomp & make a load of noise are the worst type of people ever. In my experience the only option you have is to move. Landlords do nothing ( wheather it be private or a housing association) I`m from the uk & landlords only care about one thing....`The Rent`. Environmental health will do nothing, police will do nothing, keep telling the neighbour to sort it out does nothing. Landords also don`t care if the neighbour is a crack addict, trash their properties or treat it like a squat, they are only interested in....THE RENT. After watching this you now have only two options 1. Move. 2: build an instant karma machine

  • @17teacmrocks
    @17teacmrocks8 жыл бұрын

    i haven't lived in apt much but for school away for awhile, i finally encountered one of those horrid neighbors. they kept jumping on my ceiling to the pt where bulbs would flicker and die out. there's even a crack in the ceiling. that's how often and hard they landed. i was getting headaches and nausea bc of the constant shaking which i believe is from disorientation and the eardrums ringing. when i went to talk to them, they claimed "we can't control it playing with small kids". i finally came up with a counter that actually works. whenever they start stomping, i play loud gangster rap with as many curses as possible. "magically" it stops every time. ofc this was for my specific case. i kept thinking of the IK system but luckily found a cheap solution

  • @Nocturnal2990

    @Nocturnal2990

    2 жыл бұрын

    had some 'religeous' neighbors who's kids would go outside and scream at each other all the time, I would usually let it slide, but when it went on too long I would just open a window and put on some Deep Purple or similar and soon enough they went inside :-)

  • @MaharlikaAWA
    @MaharlikaAWA9 жыл бұрын

    I need this. I havnt slept well for 2 months in this apartment we moved into. I HATE IT!!

  • @johnware5312
    @johnware53127 жыл бұрын

    When I lived in a thinwall duplex the neighbor would blast thier crappy sterio set on a radio station that sounded like it had tin cans for speakers so loud you could hear it at an annoying loud level anywhere in my place. The solution...... There use to be a kids toy called "mr microphone" that was a low power FM transmitter built into a housing that looked like a crappy knock off of of the classic ball mike with a real sorry mike. As I was doing electronics stuff in those days I took it apart and "tuned" it to radio station they always had going and put a pot between the mike and transmitter, and added a small relay that would turn on the transmitter. There was just enough gain in the audio amp part to drive the relay when the level got high enough. I just hooked up a wall wart as a power supply and securely attached the mike to my wall directly behind that sterio. I waited until they were gone one time ( with that radio still blasting) and just cranked up the audio gain until I got a nice case of audio feedback going. I waited until they turned it way down and lowered the gain until it wouldn't trip the transmitter on. EVERY time they cranked up that stereo you got this horrendous case of feedback going. The sound was a mix of crappy speakers, some distortion due to the wall and that cheap ass mike in it that looked like it was some sort of a pizo. . Over the next couple months they took that stereo to a shop 5 times I know of. Nothing wrong with it as far as how it worked. They never did find out why it started the horrible squealing at their "favorite" listening level but sounded somewhat decent at a normal level. They finally moved after a couple months.. :) They never did figure it out... lolol

  • @ManofCulture

    @ManofCulture

    7 жыл бұрын

    Nice Idea

  • @speedyblacksheriff

    @speedyblacksheriff

    6 жыл бұрын

    Heh, classic.

  • @adeled8833

    @adeled8833

    5 жыл бұрын

    Does anyone have a detailed manual?

  • @persiathiest1963
    @persiathiest1963 Жыл бұрын

    "Living inside a drum" was exactly the words repeating in my mind a year ago before even watching this video.

  • @carolldelmuro3583
    @carolldelmuro35838 жыл бұрын

    Reading this after having been woken up 3x tonight. Glad someone is sleeping now.

  • @nik1128
    @nik11286 жыл бұрын

    This is the best invention i've ever seen. My god i need one ASAP. I have demon children above me that have quite literally raised my blood pressure

  • @tamemomar5724
    @tamemomar57244 жыл бұрын

    quarantine and noisy neighbors. What could be worse!

  • @wildboar916

    @wildboar916

    3 жыл бұрын

    I can say if they have an eight year old kid with them is even worse. I am in one right now.

  • @jaggirl
    @jaggirl6 жыл бұрын

    The noise they were complaining about was only their noise, put back on them.. If they are quiet, no noise. Damn brilliant. One of the best retaliations I've seen yet. 🤣🤣

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    6 жыл бұрын

    One of the best comments yet. So many failed to comprehend that simple point.

  • @jaggirl

    @jaggirl

    6 жыл бұрын

    Brett Houston Tube Relly? Hahaha

  • @lovefitch
    @lovefitch8 жыл бұрын

    If only I could do this to the upstairs nightmares I deal with. 3 very heavy set (All at least 280+ pounds) oafs just moved in a few months ago and they barely work and hardly ever leave their apartment. Even though it's a 2 bedroom apartment, they ALL sleep in the bedroom above mine and would wake me up so much throughout the night with their belligerent stomping and lapping the bedroom and attached bathroom at 4:30 am that I had to start sleeping with ear plugs--and sometimes I even hear them over the ear plugs. Funny thing is, whenever I even make the slightest bit of noise, they get all pissy, yet they literally sound like a herd of wild African elephants, especially when the women wear high heels. The lightbulb in my chandelier shakes and management says it's normal apartment noise..yeah, right.

  • @adeled8833

    @adeled8833

    5 жыл бұрын

    Jaded Mermaid dude, I think we two live in the parallel universes, though mine are located on the same floor

  • @dm5129

    @dm5129

    4 жыл бұрын

    Try the utube videos with the 8 box fans for 8 hours. I feel for you, love the word oafs. The prostitutes that live in my building are all a lazy looser bunch too, dont work and the pimps they have dont work much either, if at all. I think they just pretend to work.

  • @BellefontePerson
    @BellefontePerson9 жыл бұрын

    I have a noisy neighbor below me. Nothing but constant thumps and slams and something that makes my floor shake. Loud voices etc. I've been complaining to the property manager and was told if it continues they will start eviction proceedings. I live in a building with about 15 apartments and I always cringe when a new tenant moves in because you don't know if they are going to be quiet like they should be (living in an old building that isn't insulated should be their first clue), or if they are going to be playing loud music or yelling and partying all the time. The guy below me doesn't work because he gets benefits from the state (yep), so I have decided that if he isn't evicted and I keep going to work tired, I have an old box fan. I am going to remove the motor and mount it to a board, remove the fan blade and attach a leather strap. I will then plug it into a timer so that it will come on 1/2 hour after I leave for work. The strap will be slapping my floor/his ceiling over his bedroom. It will be on for 30 minutes, then off for 30 minutes, etc. Until I get home from work. In effect, I am going to train him to stay awake during the day and sleep during the night like it should be.

  • @XiloChannel

    @XiloChannel

    9 жыл бұрын

    BellefontePerson Because that's mature and the way to deal with it. What are you some kind of sick maniac? YOU should be evicted because you don't even have the balls to knock on their door and handle the situation like an adult.

  • @XiloChannel

    @XiloChannel

    9 жыл бұрын

    BellefontePerson Listen jackass, you never made it clear you did any of what you just listed. If its true that you did what you said then I retract my earlier comment and I was in the wrong.

  • @djsquid1648

    @djsquid1648

    5 жыл бұрын

    Why do you like it so quite? Are you 100 years old? I like playing loud music or yelling and partying all the time. Then I go to work early

  • @dm5129

    @dm5129

    4 жыл бұрын

    That is exactly how my downstairs neighbors are. The floors are shaking, balls are being bounced off walls, doors slamming. But it would be very unwise to complain about a prostitute that services some of the workers at this apartment complex. I really don't care what these people do, but when they start getting worse disturbing my peace I will get worse too.

  • @DavidSmith-oy4of
    @DavidSmith-oy4of5 жыл бұрын

    I don't understand how people can be so inconsiderate. They must be miserable with their own lives to try to do crap like that. I don't mind someone making a noise a couple hours each day, playing music, watching a movie, working out, etc. But my neighbour who has lived in the house next door for over 10 years still does regular DIY projects during the day, then plays loud TV/movies/music up until midnight where the bass comes through to my bedroom. I work nights/early mornings so I've lost sleep over the years and currently feel like I'm about to have my first heart attack at any moment. Always late for work, never enough time or energy to get anything done. It's a nightmare and if I go all the way crazy I'll be taking them with me in the end.

  • @LM-ux2uc
    @LM-ux2uc5 жыл бұрын

    I feel you. I am going through war right now with my upstairs neighbors. They love to drop bowling balls at all hours of the day and I think they both weigh 900 lbs each because they stomp like giants. I've officially gone crazy.

  • @dm5129

    @dm5129

    4 жыл бұрын

    Neighbor from hell downstairs is doing it on purpose to somehow get in contact with me. She has sought that out ever since I got here, because she needs to get close to someone to leach onto for money. The only one she would be talking to would be police next time she tries that shit.

  • @PumpkinSpicePretzels

    @PumpkinSpicePretzels

    2 жыл бұрын

    @@dm5129 I had someone upstairs who lost their boyfriend and child because of her very noisy insanity. After harassing me and getting evicted, I realized she later that she was looking for attention because she was alone, but using the same methods that pushed everyone away.

  • @abeautifulheart

    @abeautifulheart

    Жыл бұрын

    For me, its been going on for 3 years and am a different woman. I am no longer soft let me tell you

  • @Marty933
    @Marty9338 жыл бұрын

    Our neighborhood of single family houses was invaded by new neighbors who made their house into a boarding house. They had 15 men living in the basement on beds made of old stacked tires and plywood. There was bunkbeds in the garage and 4 more guys lived there. This was a 3 bedroom 1 bathroom house built in 1950. So they had 19 renters, a dad, a grandpa, a mom, 2 small kids, a great dane and 2 yorkshire terriers living there. Every weekend they partied in their front yard until 3 or 4am, drunk as skunks, hooting and screaming obscenities. All the neighbors had asked them nicely to be quiet, many of us had to work on Saturdays, and they were waking up our kids. No reply or stopping the noise. So one Saturday about 6 am we all took our lawnmowers out and slowly mowed our lawns. Same thing on Sunday, and every other weekend for the next 4 weeks. Our lawns looked great and the noise all weekend stopped (for the most part).

  • @hughjanus6209

    @hughjanus6209

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Marty933 This story is straight out of king of the hill :P

  • @Marty933

    @Marty933

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Thure Christensen Another side problem from these people was that every time we had a snow alert, they would park in our driveways so none of us could. We had to risk having our cars ticketed and towed because they were using all our driveways. One day I put up a sign that said "unauthorized vehicles will be towed at the owner's expense". The next snow alert I came home from work to find 4 cars in my driveway and one in my front yard. I called a tow company to drag the cars out. You should have seen the stampede of guys racing out of that house to move their cars while cussing me out. Within 20 or 30 minutes, more tow trucks showed up at my neighbors houses ready to tow the offending cars out of their driveways too. Now when any of us go outside, we get cursed at for being racists and unneighborly.

  • @billybobthornton8122

    @billybobthornton8122

    5 жыл бұрын

    The level of animalistic absurdity of neighbours is astonishing. How do these people function in normal life?

  • @collectorofcats294

    @collectorofcats294

    5 жыл бұрын

    Marty933 WTF is wrong with these people... geeze!!!

  • @pirobot668beta
    @pirobot668beta9 жыл бұрын

    Made a similar thing years ago for a neighbor that would sick their dogs on my kids. To be fair, there was a tall fence, but it was pretty mean to scare 6 & 7 year old kids like that. 180 watts of ultrasound, ceramic-tweeters, big red button for the kids to push. When they let the dogs out, my kids would hit the button, and for 8 seconds the dogs howled and tried to claw their way back inside. Not the dogs fault, I know, and I know it was cruel. City cited the dogs owner with cruelty after other neighbors complained of the howling. Only had to use the thing four times and the dogs wised up: attack kids = pain.

  • @Beergut222

    @Beergut222

    9 жыл бұрын

    Gotta protect your kids.

  • @graceyjones321

    @graceyjones321

    9 жыл бұрын

    Greg Gallacci How did you do it?

  • @TimpBizkit

    @TimpBizkit

    9 жыл бұрын

    Greg Gallacci so did the dogs puke over the fence on your kids?

  • @pirobot668beta

    @pirobot668beta

    9 жыл бұрын

    Too busy trying to get back into their house. Owner should have let them in...

  • @pirobot668beta

    @pirobot668beta

    9 жыл бұрын

    The kids were given a "Keep the scary dogs from attacking you" button, not a "inflict non-damaging pain on poor helpless dog" button. . Would getting Animal Control [which has a 'destroy nuisance dog' policy] involved been more to your liking? Yeah, have the dogs removed form their home, possibly put down, while the alcoholic owner of the dogs just gets some more dogs. We were not the first neighbors run off by this guy. It is cruel to set a dog a kids for the purpose of entertainment. This is what our neighbor did, and I took non-lethal action. Set. Point. Match.

  • @HabibaDiva
    @HabibaDiva5 жыл бұрын

    I feel your pain, I live next to two horrible people...they dedicate 8h on making noise just to annoy us, late at night and early in the morning. They live off government benefits, so they really have nothing better to do :/ Some people are just horrible. Two weeks ago I almost had a mental breakdown brought on by sleep deprivation.

  • @crate2819

    @crate2819

    5 жыл бұрын

    Shit is no joke.

  • @Boogeyman1435
    @Boogeyman14356 жыл бұрын

    I often wonder why there are so many crazy people these days. Drugs? And you're so right...you end up kind of losing it with noisy neighbors

  • @JR113FTW
    @JR113FTW8 жыл бұрын

    I love your joy coming out of this

  • @EditsWithMatt
    @EditsWithMatt8 жыл бұрын

    I need that for the annoying people above me, it's 11:29 and she is pounding around like she's at a rick concert.... I have a small child and a husband with a bad back who has a hard enough time sleeping with his pain. i dont understand how people can be so rude.

  • @lanechange1063

    @lanechange1063

    7 жыл бұрын

    anna adams Shit parents shit out shit kids. Lather, rinse, repeat.

  • @geoffdundee

    @geoffdundee

    6 жыл бұрын

    CrystalCritter......its not the floor thats garbage - its the neighbors

  • @MISTERKIC
    @MISTERKIC4 ай бұрын

    LMFAO. Its 2024 and I STILL LOVE this video. And your "machine" 😂

  • @tooniemama6959
    @tooniemama69597 жыл бұрын

    Instant Karma Machine!! I LOVE IT!! I have a rude neighbor who lives upstairs from me. He walks heavy and the floor creaks and he wakes me up at 5AM and bangs shit and makes so much damn noise. He's so rude and inconsiderate!!

  • @MelissaServicePack7Lucky7
    @MelissaServicePack7Lucky77 жыл бұрын

    I'm going through the same crap with my upstairs neighbors. They're very large people and I"m terrified that one day they're gonna come crashing through the floor and land on me in my sleep and kill me.

  • @badnewswade
    @badnewswade8 жыл бұрын

    That's the best noisy neighbour payback device I've heard of so far! :-)

  • @neofoxboi
    @neofoxboi2 жыл бұрын

    Ho-ly Jebus, my last upstairs neighbors drove me to visualizing this exact system and I thought I had gone over the deep end, it's incredibly satisfying to see it actually brought to life.

  • @MRMILO57
    @MRMILO577 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for sharing Brett. You're a good man.

  • @russellalbrecht4541
    @russellalbrecht45418 жыл бұрын

    I had a family with 4 kids and 2 parents above me, and i worked nights at the time, I was sleeping in my garage needless to say I closed off my apt to a joining apts and got back with a dirty video at 200watts and needless to say they were quiet for about a week, soon they were evicted and during their time sleeping i was getting ready for work, i would pound the walls enough to wake them, give it time for them to fall back asleep, and a quick rap on the walls again... just as pay back, I was lucky the super was around one day and caught them at their best which I'm sure that was what got them evicted, i was paying 2200.00 a month and could literally not sleep in my apt, soon after I started renting a house and thats the best way to rent

  • @hootinouts
    @hootinouts2 жыл бұрын

    Brett, I am so happy to have found your video. Although I have not lived in an apartment for well over 35 years my suburban neighborhood has become a horrible place to live since the college in town as expanded exponentially. As more and more of the houses become college rentals, the noise just increase with partying, loud exhausts, and sub woofers in cars. I have already had one heart attack and I fear for my health as my existence is bombarded 24/7 with noise. My wife and i are seriously considering moving far out of this wretched area. At 63, I am sick and tired of BS. In the mean time, I would love to fight back some and blast these offender with noise as you have here. I was reading about a device called an LRAD but that would be way out of my price range. I wish I could buy or make something similar to this device.

  • @bladder1010
    @bladder1010 Жыл бұрын

    Nice that you turned lemons into lemonade! 😂

  • @dairymilkooarr3064
    @dairymilkooarr30645 жыл бұрын

    Excellent execution Brett, I've had idle ideas about doing something similar myself to my own upstairs horrors via an IK Machine, so it's good to see it worked.

  • @jeffghant4760
    @jeffghant47609 жыл бұрын

    I left a polite note under my upstairs neighbor's door and they never blasted their music again.

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    9 жыл бұрын

    jeff ghant Wow! That's the way it should be. Did you leave a nice present on their doorstep? Good people need to be rewarded and encouraged. There are so few of them.

  • @jeffghant4760

    @jeffghant4760

    9 жыл бұрын

    BrettHoustonTube I didn't even consider that. It was over a year ago but it would've been a nice gesture. Now you're making me feel guilty.

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    9 жыл бұрын

    jeff ghant I think you're fine. I wouldn't have thought of that either if I hadn't had such a horrible time with my neighbors. :)

  • @000MYSZ999

    @000MYSZ999

    8 жыл бұрын

    +jeff ghant I did the same,well..nearly (my note wasn't very polite) and never heard a sound from their flat again.

  • @jeffghant4760

    @jeffghant4760

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Rhonda & Jeff (The Felton Family) After my original comment, I dealt with another new, noisy tenant. I spoke to him politely...twice. Apparently he got frustrated and left because I haven't seen him in over a month.

  • @JeffinBville
    @JeffinBville6 жыл бұрын

    I've been there myself, several times. And your instant karma machine is exactly what I need - and have thought about! I just don't have the technical knowledge to put it together especially in that I would need directional mics and directional speakers. (it's across the road where the problem is) But yeah, being woken up all the time sucks especially when it's intentional.

  • @erikgification
    @erikgification3 жыл бұрын

    I have upstairs neighbors who intentionally make noise all day around the clock. Wearing heels all day. Dragging furniture around at 4 am in every room. Having literal "stomping exercises" a couple times a week, standing in one place stomping for hours on end. They act like unsupervised 5 year old children. I don't care who they are or what type of mental problems they have. I choose not to act like that myself and enjoy my life. Taking a broom stick and banging on your ceiling until you make a hole in it is pure idiocy. You cannot control the behavior of anyone but yourself. Don't let other people control your actions or how you live. If it is really out of control, confront them off the premises when you get the chance. I am not willing to catch a case over some idiot I don't know who by chance lives in my building.

  • @Shamballa432
    @Shamballa4326 жыл бұрын

    I'm a simpleton. Every time i heard loud music and they wouldn't stop i'd go and steal their electric fuse 😂

  • @999fieldsie

    @999fieldsie

    3 жыл бұрын

    How do you do that

  • @basketball3289
    @basketball32899 жыл бұрын

    What i don't understand is that was probably them walking around to make all that noise( apart from slamming doors and yelling). But how people can walk and be so noisy. i'm 6'5 and 265 pounds and i don't make a god damn sound when i walk. my old upstairs neighbor was 5'0 and maybe 120 lbs. it sounded like a heard of elephants walking above me.

  • @BellefontePerson

    @BellefontePerson

    9 жыл бұрын

    I have the same problem with the tenant below me. Someone down there likes to walk in their bare feet on hardwood floors and all I hear is THUMP THUMP THUMP THUMP THUMP. Even though they are below me it sounds like it is right inside my apartment. I'm six feet and 220 pounds and I walk quietly. The only thing they would hear is the floor boards creaking when I walk.

  • @ordosmontalbon2446

    @ordosmontalbon2446

    9 жыл бұрын

    BellefontePerson Many people don't know how to walk. They walk with their heels hitting the floor first, unlike most sane people. Many a heel stomper has met with unusual consequences for their unnecessary noise, which I must decline to elaborate on.

  • @angeltull791

    @angeltull791

    Ай бұрын

    Anxiety. It's anxious people

  • @Slypilotguy
    @Slypilotguy9 жыл бұрын

    Too bad we didn't see a demonstration. The thought of it is a priceless work of fuck you ingenuity.

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    9 жыл бұрын

    Yes, that would have been priceless. I wish I had thought of it at the time. I at least remembered to get some photos as I was packing everything to move.

  • @monie948

    @monie948

    9 жыл бұрын

    +1

  • @chriscunningham6362
    @chriscunningham63627 жыл бұрын

    I've done the speaker on the ceiling think but I never thought of the mics and the delay. That is brilliant! Great job mate!

  • @JennyverseLive
    @JennyverseLive8 жыл бұрын

    Wonderful. I'd have one. I've been woken up by stomping at 3am twice this week.

  • @techtinkerin
    @techtinkerin Жыл бұрын

    They should be glad you're not a psychopath 😂

  • @RealMTBAddict

    @RealMTBAddict

    2 ай бұрын

    My previous neighbor is sad he made me mad lol. I turned off his main breaker when I moved out during a wind storm haha. He was probably sitting there for 4 days before realizing he was the only one without power. And I'm going to keep doing it until he moves out, just like he made me do when he lied to my LL

  • @SnailMan63
    @SnailMan637 жыл бұрын

    This guy is like the God of karma

  • @rodshelley1170
    @rodshelley11706 жыл бұрын

    Absolutely brilliant - I love it!

  • @Falinzin
    @Falinzin6 жыл бұрын

    I did something similar, only it was my downstairs neighbors, I bought some cheap car speakers off amazon and turned them into vibration speakers, then mounted them on the floor in my closet, essentially turning the big gap between his ceiling and my floor into a giant boom box. It'd hit like 140 decibels in his place and make your head rattle if you stood below it. It was glorious when he willingly moved out after they failed to evict him a few times.

  • @frankrizzo8175
    @frankrizzo81759 жыл бұрын

    I think the guy above me drops bowling balls or plays bowling. He claims he punches his table, lol.

  • @monie948

    @monie948

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Frank Rizzo mine sound like bowling balls, too. :(

  • @BigislandEJ
    @BigislandEJ7 жыл бұрын

    I had people that sounded like they were rolling their couch across their living room,turned out their kid was riding a big wheel.

  • @zachmatt3
    @zachmatt33 ай бұрын

    I moved into a 55+ senior apartment complex near Houston about two months ago. Until last week, I had no one above me. I love my apartment so have been really upset about the resident who now lives above me. She stomps, slams doors and drawers, at all hours. Turns out, and this is the twist in the story, she is one of the front desk staff. She told me when she moved into the apartment above me that if noise bothers me, I should have gotten a top floor apartment. She also warned me that she's a heavy walker. That's an understatement. Right at the moment my floor and couch are shaking from her stomping. She never just sits down anywhere. I doubt I can get out of my lease, but I'm going to start documenting everything.

  • @stonerhigh9388
    @stonerhigh93886 жыл бұрын

    i almost spit my drink all over my computer when he said he thought the earthquake was his neighbor xD

  • @aprilnelly
    @aprilnelly5 жыл бұрын

    I'm so glad you made this video, because I've been in a similar situation. And I felt so marginal, like that I must be the crazy one. Hearing you sound so reasonable intelligent and collected its validating, thank you

  • @funkmonkeyfun
    @funkmonkeyfun4 жыл бұрын

    Thanks, I'm pretty sure she lives next to me now!

  • @mattster303
    @mattster3036 жыл бұрын

    Excellent, poetry in motion. Did the same thing with my studio setup once :)

  • @skygazer6898
    @skygazer6898 Жыл бұрын

    Has anyone out there had a similar situation to mine? I live in a conversion that has very poor soundproofing and the upstairs flat has a clause in their tenancy that their floors must be carpeted. Some of the incidents I have had with this neighbour, I got to the toilet and he comes stamping along his hallway and stamps hard several times on his floor above my head. I come in from work and put the kettle on and he will stamp along and stamp hard several times above my head. My partner visits and we can be sitting chatting and I will hear the neighbour creep across his floor then he will stamp hard several times on his floor above our heads. These stamps cause loud thuds that vibrate all around my small, one-bedroom flat. As he always denies it, I am told it is daily living noise...It has got to the stage where I creep around my flat so as not to trigger off the neighbour, I wear headphones to listen to music or watch TV and I try my hardest to hold on to not going to the toilet during the early hours, which is difficult as I am a 65-year-old woman. The guy has really made me feel full of worry and anxiety and no one can help. Everyone says, move away, but why should I be the one to move? I reckon if i bought one of these machines the housing trust would come down hard on me as my neighbour has mental health issues.

  • @Celestialtarotreadings
    @Celestialtarotreadings7 жыл бұрын

    Oh this is lovely!

  • @ShieldsJustice
    @ShieldsJustice4 жыл бұрын

    This guy is cool AF! I have a nut living above me and I’ve had enough.

  • @maxhauler
    @maxhauler2 жыл бұрын

    good story. good job! technology can often be useful in dealing with the all-too-common horrible neighbor. I know many of you can relate. I sure can.

  • @annhaefner2180
    @annhaefner2180 Жыл бұрын

    This is my favorite youtube video of all time.

  • @BrettHoustonTube

    @BrettHoustonTube

    Жыл бұрын

    Ahw, you are sweet Ann, thanks. This is my favorite KZread comment of all time