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why is there no voiceover. i aint gonna read while looking at moving pictures.

These playgrounds were the BEST! I was involved in the building of one during elementary school back in the 80's. Made a quick video about it and Leathers playgrounds in general last year too.

0:07 Residence Massacre ruined this sound for me :(

How the Builders who build this "rainbow funhouse" feel rn thinking this was ok: 🗿😊

Man i watched ur channel for like 12 months straight after u released ur first video its nice to see ur still uploading

The mall I grew up going to is still around, but it's probably one of the most dead malls I've ever seen. It was always like that anyway since it was in a bad part of town, the air quality was always stale and turned on heat even in summer, mold, roaches...so I see why certain ones would fall under. (It fell after Sears and Macy's left. Only Belks and JC Penny's is left.) Which hits me in the stomach because when I snuck and took a Liminal Space photo of the closed Macy's in 2022, I realized I have a photo from 2011 of that exact spot with me standing in front of a Justin Bieber cutout. So while I see the decline coming..... I'm just not ready when it happens. I know they'll probably never come back. (Also, hey! I saw you followed me on Insta! What an honor!! ✨🤟)

I first heard that in Mr Incredible Becoming Uncanny.

How did you edited these?

All of mario 64 is a creepy pasta.

The cat’s name was Harry, put the website link in the Wayback machine, put it in 2016 and found out the cat’s name was harry

In Germany most malls didn't die and they are doing quite well. Usually the malls here are connected to old historic town areas, tourist attractions and train stations, so people can combine their day trip to touristy areas, to restaurants etc. with a trip to the mall, which attracts more visitors than having malls separate from everything else. I also don't think online shopping will really kill malls, because atleast for clothing, you usually want to try that on and see if it fits and how you look in it, which is why so many malls nowadays have mainly clothing shops. For other things as well, many people still want to physically look at items, touch it and maybe test it, things you can't do in online shopping.

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Love the video

OMG WHITE FLINT MALL I used to go there all the time! I remember the lord and Taylor and Bloomingdale’s the photo you showed was the food court/ eatery

7:05 This was already going on for a long ass time in the country I'm living in. One building is a chunk of many business franchises with a ton of signs and logos attached to the building which makes it look ugly. Great video as always Shooks👍 Keep up the good work!

Who is watching in 2024 👇

honestly i think what also never really helped malls is how they are always in the most inconvenient places. once they are in an easier to access location, it’d actually draw in people instead of being somewhere in suburban isolation the Americana and Glendale mall are an example i can think of, they’re not plopped in the middle of a sea of asphalt like most malls in the US

BABE WAKE UP! SHOOKEY UPLOADED!

Yo Shookey you wanna review some stuff I’ve been doing like the series and spin off stuff like futuristic 2000s liminal spaces ? I think you’ll have fun with it. Man moldy liminal spaces feel comfortable due to like the nostalgia if you’ve been around some old musky basements. My grandma had a basement like that one time in 2007. Anything with rust or mold makes me uncomfortable but still interesting visiting places like this in real life with some friends of mine and from what I’ve seen from your older videos. Dilapidated buildings and houses just freak me out but are so cool and it just makes me wonder the history of those places and how they could be restored.

scary roblox sound!

Shookey is a cat 🐱

Love the video

Ohh nice

Humans vs zombies

I don't have friends who play Roblox so unfortunately, I can't flex...

Why don’t u say Covid?

It should be noted that car centric design, zoning laws and the destruction of American cities to build them for cars has been a big factor in the drastic decline of small business and the rise of these shopping hotspots. I think that one reason why people in Americans prefer convenience over everything else is that driving does suck when everybody is forced to do so and the lack of local third places, great public spaces and active transportation methods does serious mental harm to a person. The Netherlands is a perfect example of not paving over it's cities! They have the happiest suburbs, happiest drivers and happiest small businesses in the world and that is because they have so many transportation options, the businesses are where the people are and yet they've still got a mall culture. They almost chose the path of The United States but backed down at the last chance when people began protesting against car centric design.

Didn’t toasted cherries already cover this?

Good video 👍

I'm not the only one who was actually scared of this music, right? I mean I can't be. I once played this horror game, and the scariest part was how empty it was. No other players, just emptiness. It was terrifying to my younger self.

Area 51 is where my parents met. Great video!

Ok, but what even is the practicality of this legitness infomation?? ?? ??

geneus sound design

ive spent robux on that area 51 gam 😭

Canadian here. In my province, I know over half of them are doing fine, at least those located in suburban areas. The malls in Downtown Winnipeg, on the other hand, are not doing very well, and one of them might be redeveloped as offices soon. Tbh, my province doesn’t have a lot of malls to begin with, which contrasts with the other ones like Ontario and Alberta, and both of these have a lot. Overall, I feel like most of the Canadian Malls located in the suburbs, as well as maybe a few in downtowns like the Toronto Eaton Centre, seem to be doing fine, but even then, Canada also has its own share of dead malls (iirc The Edmonton City Center is dying), though they aren’t as well documented as the ones in the US.

in the 2010s as a youngster playing roblox, this song made me shit myself

i have an extension that puts mrbeast on every thumbnail so it looks like hes thinking about it too

Was genuinely surprised to find that they were just pitch shifted audios lol