Holy Spirits and Haunted Stories

Summary

DaBaddest Radio – "Holy Spirits and Haunted Stories"
Host: Bretman Rock
Date: October 16, 2025

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Episode Overview

In this Halloween-themed episode of "DaBaddest Radio," Bretman Rock and co-host Ms. K dive into the supernatural by sharing and reacting to scary, paranormal stories submitted by their listeners. Dressed in holy garb (Bretman as Jesus and Ms. K as the Virgin Mary), they explore religion, Filipino cultural practices, haunted childhood homes, and chilling supernatural experiences—all with their signature mix of humor, sass, and authenticity. The episode also weaves in personal reflections about faith, being "unapologetically baddest," and the importance of protecting your energy.

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Key Discussion Points & Segments

1. Halloween Episode Vibes (00:01–04:32)

• Wardrobe & Theme: Hosts dress as Mary (Ms. K) and Jesus (Bretman), poking fun at their costumes and referencing Filipino religious traditions.
• On Religion: Light-hearted banter about the absurdity of religious pageantry as kids in the Philippines. Serious undertones about growing up Catholic and feeling unwelcome in church spaces, especially for LGBTQ+ youth.
  • Notable Quote:

    “I believe in God, period. ...but it's church that I have a hard time having a relationship with.” – Bretman (12:31)

• Filipino Traditions:
  • Discussion of extreme Catholic practices (e.g., men volunteering to be "crucified" for real in Philippine villages).

2. Keeping It Real: Life Updates & Affirmations (04:33–08:00)

• Latte Tasting: Ms. K makes a polarizing “patis caramel latte” (fish sauce latte)—reaction is unanimously negative and hilarious.
  • Memorable Moment:

    “That make me want to walk on water, girl.” – Bretman (09:17)

• Bretman’s Journal Affirmation:
  • Shares a personal note about resilience, handling tough weeks, and setting personal boundaries.
  • Inspirational Quote from Manager:

    “Oceans do not apologize for their waves. Negativity may come and go, but your light and your purpose remain steady, powerful, and undeniable.” – Bretman’s manager Mariama (06:00)

• Retail Therapy Update: Flexing a new “love bracelet” as a pick-me-up after a tough month.

3. Tea of the Week: Pop Culture Drama (09:26–12:00)

• Nicki Minaj vs. Cardi B Feud:
  • Discusses recent drama between the rappers, particularly relating to boundaries when children are involved.
  • Both agree: “Kids should be off-limits.”

    “I do think kids should be off limit, to be honest.” – Bretman (10:40)

• Social Media Criticism:
  • Bretman addresses negative comments when posting about his niece/nephew, defending family privacy.

4. Deep Dives: Experiences with Religion (12:28–17:00)

• Personal Journeys of Faith:
  • Both discuss growing up in the Philippines as Catholics, moving to the U.S., and changing religious affiliations.
  • Struggles with church due to not feeling accepted for their sexuality.
  • Light-hearted fake confessions take a comedic turn ("I think I’m gay… every time I close my eyes, I see dick and thank you…” – Bretman, 15:55)
  • Filipino church rituals: First communion, confessions, and the taste of communion wafers sparking memories.

5. Main Event: Listener-Submitted Spooky Stories (21:26–59:00)

Story Highlights:

• The Man with Long Fingers (22:42)
  • Listener’s niece sees a terrifying figure with black teeth and long fingers; disturbing follow-up events involve voices and haunted mirrors.
• The Music Box (26:54)
  • A music box starts playing by itself after the grandmother's funeral—a classic, chilling haunting.
• The Haunted House on Broadway (27:48)
  • Listener recounts a childhood spent in a property plagued by a vengeful spirit, culminating in frightening poltergeist activity and mysterious attacks.
• Dreams that Foretell Violence (35:06)
  • Listener dreams about a classmate's father; the next day, the father is connected to a real-life murder—followed by a late-night apparition at her window.
• Paranormal Movie Marathon Fallout (40:55)
  • A listener experiences sleep paralysis and a malevolent shadow after binge-watching horror movies, cleanses her home with holy water.
• Personal Filipino Hauntings (45:04)
  • Multiple Filipino stories: spirits, “manananggal” sightings (a mythical Filipino creature), ghostly children asking for help at 3 am, and elders’ advice not to interact with ghosts.

6. Host Tales: Family Hauntings & Filipino Folklore (51:28–57:10)

• Personal Family Ghost Stories:
  • Bretman describes growing up in a haunted family house, encounters with mysterious figures caught on security footage, and odd animal behavior coinciding with a relative’s death.
• Cultural Notes:
  • Reflection on the uniquely intense and communal experience of the supernatural in Filipino culture.

7. Product Recommendations of the Day (57:13–59:31)

• Ms. K’s Pick: “Viral” brand perfume – genuinely impressed by its scent and complimented often (58:04).
• Bretman’s Pick: “Me J” hairbrush – praises its sturdy weight and effectiveness, likens it to a Mason Pearson brush (58:41).

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Notable Quotes & Moments (with Timestamps)

• Religion & Identity:
  "But it's church that I have a hard time having a relationship with...I've always been gay. I just never felt welcome." – Bretman (12:31)
• Setting Boundaries:
  “Your energy must be protected and honored at all times. Period.” – Bretman (06:00)
• On Nicki/Cardi Feud:
  “Kids should be off-limits, to be honest.” – Bretman (10:40)
• Comedic Confession:
  “I think I’m gay. Honestly, every time I close my eyes I just see dick and thank you and I don’t know what to do.” – Bretman (15:55)
• Supernatural Reaction:
  “That make me want to walk on water, girl.” – Bretman (09:17)
• Culture Shock:
  “If you think this is mocking... you would levitate if you went to a third world country.” – Bretman, discussing Filipino pageantry and costumes (01:27)

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• 00:01–04:32: Holy wardrobe, intro to religion & Filipino traditions
• 04:33–08:00: Journal entry, self-affirmation, taste test gone wrong
• 09:26–12:00: Nicki Minaj & Cardi B drama, social media boundaries
• 12:28–17:00: Experiences as Filipino Catholics, fake confessions
• 21:26–59:00: Spooky listener stories and reactions
• 51:28–57:10: Family haunting stories, Filipino supernatural lore
• 57:13–59:31: Product of the day recommendations

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Tone and Style

• Language: Relatable, humorous, irreverent, but warm and inclusive.
• Energy: High, quick-witted, authentic; topics often oscillate between comedy and heartfelt seriousness.
• Dynamic: Strong chemistry between Bretman and Ms. K; playful teasing balanced by vulnerability.

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Takeaways for New Listeners

• Halloween on "DaBaddest Radio" means laughs, chills, and Filipino realness—from haunted lattes to haunted houses.
• Expect frank talk about culture, religion, and personal growth that doesn’t shy away from hard topics but keeps things uplifting.
• Listener stories are the highlight—if you love supernatural tales, especially with a Filipino twist, this one’s for you!
• You’ll get beauty tips and product picks at the end as a palate cleanser after all the scares.

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Transcript

[A]

The following podcast is a Dear Media production. Hello, everybody. It is Thursday yet again. It is not Sunday. I know. It's my. I know we're giving Sunday's best today, but we're not today. If you guys are listening to the podcast, we are dressed as Mary Kiefer. Why are you looking at me for help?

[B]

I don't know. I panicked. I panicked. Okay.

[A]

And obviously, she's dressed as Jesus.

[B]

For those of you, yes, Virgin Mary here. Ew. That means I gave birth to you, girl. Okay. I can't believe Ms.

[A]

Mother Mary really be giving birth without having sex. Like, that's crazy to me. I mean, do you want to talk about religion for a little bit?

[B]

Yeah. I mean, I don't really have a good relationship with religion, but I do believe in God. Okay, you guys, let me just get that clear. But there's just, like, some moments where I'm like, why? Gotta say that you can quite.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

You know what I mean?

[A]

Yes. I believe in God, period. I have a relationship with God, which I love him so much. He's great.

[B]

We grew up Catholic, by the way.

[A]

Yes. We grew up in the Philippines. Catholic. Also, I already know some of the comments are being like, y' all are going to hell for mocking or pretending like you're Jesus. First of all, that's Kanye. Yes.

[B]

Second of all, why would they be selling this at the store?

[A]

Yes. No, not only that, but if you think this is mocking or anything, girl, you would levitate if you went to a third world country. Because when I was in third. No, not in third grade. Like, kindergarten.

[B]

Philippines, girl.

[A]

They had kids dressed up as Jesus.

[B]

Oh, my God. Wait, can I tell you, it's like a little.

[A]

We would do plays.

[B]

Yes. No, literally, there is like a traditional in the Philippines where they crucify. Yes. They actually crucify the person with nails and everything. And they have to carry the cross and everything. And this happens on, like, the. What is that? What is that?

[A]

The third day? Easter.

[B]

Yes, that. That one.

[A]

It's the same guy that volunteers every year, and they literally actually put a nail on him, and he carries the.

[B]

Whole cross and, like, people whip him and everything.

[A]

Yes. But before we move on, let's address the elephant in the room. These past videos have been in focus, and today we introduce a second camera. Yes. Wait till your second camera.

[B]

My second camera.

[A]

Wait, I want some second camera focus on me.

[B]

Hey, second camera.

[A]

What are you doing here? Yes, you guys, we have a producer. His name is Ozzy. Ozzy.

[B]

Ozzy. Ozzy.

[A]

Oi. Oi. Oi, Ozzy. Are you. Is Ozzy your real name? Like, just Ozzy? What would Ozzy even extend to? Ozzylicious? Oh, Oswald Ozzylicious. Ozzylicious. We'll call him Aussielicious at the ship, but, yeah, we have a new producer, y'. All. I know the quality, the audio is going to be everything, and I'm so.

[B]

Excited, but if it's blurry, we're sorry.

[A]

If it's blurry, girl, blame Ozzy. We will re. We will leave his resume in the description down below, which has his address. Ph. So you guys can make complaints there. Thank you. Also to everyone that sent in resumes. A lot of everyone, and I mean a lot of everybody sent in resumes, and they don't even live in Hawaii. I'm like, do you think we. I'm like, I am not rich enough to fly you every episode, girl.

[B]

I guess everybody just wants to work for you nowadays.

[A]

I mean, who wouldn't want to? I really am such a cool boss. I really feel like Kat. Kat has a mic today. Cat, Kat had read these scary stories that you guys sent in. What do you think about these scary stories? Okay, never mind. Can you hear her talking like that?

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Yeah, I read, like, they're very scary. Oh, I'm so scared. Anyways, before we get into the nitty gritty. Cue the intro. Bratman to Earth. Earth to Bratman. Girl, you already know who it is. And we're back. Let's get back to the religion talk.

[B]

Okay, but before that, can we drink the latte?

[A]

Oh, my God.

[B]

Wait, it's getting watered down, like.

[A]

And we're back. Ms. K's drink is getting watered down. Not even the right color anymore, but this is.

[B]

Okay. So this drink is like what we talked about last time, because we remember we were talking about the batiste latte, so I made the patisse caramel latte. Today is.

[A]

I forgot to get a straw and a spoon. Can you get straws, Cat, to mix it while Kat gets the straws? I'm gonna read my journal entry of the day. I might as well do that now.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Okay. Hopefully some of you guys need to hear this. Maybe not, but I wrote it a couple days ago.

[B]

O. Wow. I love your diary.

[A]

Right? Hey, girly. I hope you feel better. I know the past couple of weeks have been trying you. I. Because I am you and you are me. Understand? But look at this week compared to last week. Last week, you didn't even want to be home because your house was flooded.

[B]

Don't look at me over here.

[A]

And that felt like a drag. But it's handled and it's done and it's like nothing even happened. So don't doubt yourself. Don't put yourself down, especially with things you can't control. You can never control situations and people. The only thing you can control is how you react to things. And right now, you're reacting like a pussy ass bitch. It's okay to get feedbacks. It's okay to hear no's. And it's definitely valid for you to walk away as well. Bitch, it's never that serious. But if you're gonna walk away, stand 10 toes and don't regret. Look back on your. On your decision. Period. Your energy must be protected and honored at all times. Period. And then I put a quote that my manager sent me. She goes, oceans do not apologize for their waves. Negativ may come and go, but your light and your purpose remains steady, powerful, and undeniable by Ms. Mariama, period. Girl, I just really haven't been having a great week. It's just great month. Honestly. Like, Ms. Retrograde has been testing a baddie.

[B]

It was September.

[A]

September was not.

[B]

There's always something about September that you're like, September, like, I think, girl, it.

[A]

Was a lot last month.

[B]

It was a lot.

[A]

But I do feel like. And I can see the future now because I'm going to Korea next week.

[B]

I know. See, you flooded your bathroom to go to Korea.

[A]

Who flooded my bathroom? That's crazy. You flooded my bathroom. Okay, well, yeah, that was that. I just wasn't having a great week. But I feel better because I know.

[B]

I was literally going to ask, but I was going to save it for later. But I see two. Shimmering, shimmering, shimmering, shimmering, Splendid.

[A]

Yes. I got the new love bracelets. These are the unlimited ones that you can interlock. Mine is already interlocked. I was gonna get one only the white gold, but they gave out champagne and that champagne tasted like. I want to get another one.

[B]

Yeah. Yeah.

[A]

And the ladies there were so fun.

[B]

And you've been mixing metals, so it's good.

[A]

Yeah, I'm in my mixed metal era. See, I even have my mixed Rolex.

[B]

So cute.

[A]

But this just means that I have to say goodbye to the AP that I was gonna get in Japan. But it's okay because I'm not going to Japan anyways.

[B]

Oh.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Not you. Going there and getting it.

[A]

Still, I feel I know you already. I know.

[B]

I just know you already know. I feel like I will.

[A]

Okay, Ms. K, let's taste Your patties.

[B]

Yes. Okay.

[A]

You were so excited to make this.

[B]

Yes. Because I was very curious for a long time because the saltiness, they said from the patis helps it.

[A]

Like, wait, next time you make drinks, you should put the ice on the side and put it on, because, girl, we'd be talking so much.

[B]

Good point. Okay, wait, I want to try it. Oh, my God.

[A]

Yeah, right? Let's move on to.

[B]

That's why we shouldn't make stuff.

[A]

Let's move on to the tea of the week.

[B]

Ew. It's in your mouth.

[A]

It's definitely giving Halloween episode.

[B]

It left the mark.

[A]

It's definitely giving Halloween episode.

[B]

Anyways, I wanted to.

[A]

I don't know. No, Ms. K, you have been wanting to make something nasty.

[B]

I mean, there. There you go.

[A]

This is your Ms. Case.

[B]

Oh, my God.

[A]

Drink, y'. All.

[B]

Do you know how long I've been wanting to make this?

[A]

I know. You've been telling me since the Philippines. Yes. Let me give it one more shot because I feel like. No, it can't be that now.

[B]

Yes, yes.

[A]

Keep her. That is unholy. That's a sin right there.

[B]

It's literally a shot with milk and then caramel, vanilla, and then the fish sauce.

[A]

Oh, that make me want to walk on water, girl.

[B]

And leave.

[A]

That make me want to walk on water, girl.

[B]

So don't ever try that.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

If you do, go to a professional. But anyways, my tea of the week is a little controversy.

[A]

What is it?

[B]

Have you been following up with Nicki Minaj and Cardi B's stuff?

[A]

I have not.

[B]

Oh, my gosh.

[A]

I have really not. What do you think? Tell me. Educate me. Like I'm five or not. Educate me. Well, maybe don't.

[B]

Basically, since, you know, Cardi B came up with the new album.

[A]

Right.

[B]

Nicki Minaj had something to say about it.

[A]

Right.

[B]

You know, and it's not nice, but picking on somebody's kid right. When they have nothing to do with it, so. And that's where I got from it.

[A]

Well, for. I agree, as a Barb.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

That was wrong.

[B]

Yes. And I think Nikki thinks that Cardi B. Well, I don't know for sure because I don't even know who car. I don't know if Cardi.

[A]

Yeah, whatever. We're not close to them. These are all alleged.

[B]

Allegedly Nicki Minaj is like, you know, like, this album is starting drama, you know?

[A]

Well, the album is literally called.

[B]

Yeah. So she says she's starting something with that. And, like, people doesn't know, but she.

[A]

Is do you think that Nikki's gonna make a diss track or, like, a diss album? Maybe even, like, I mean, as she.

[B]

Should, because she'd been saying it that she was.

[A]

Yeah. I do think kids should be off limit, to be honest.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

I will say it shouldn't be because.

[B]

They have nothing to do with.

[A]

Yeah. Speaking of children being off limit, I would just like to be very. Not to segue off of that, like, how I am doing it right now, but I posted pictures of Cleo and I's costumes the past couple of eight years. And I don't know why, but, like, people always find a reason to. Even, like, even if I'm posting about Cleo, people want to talk about Princess and, like, have a problem with her. Like, I posted all the videos. I mean, all the pictures of our costumes, and some girl was like, the real problem in here is that every costume, there's a new child or, like, something about, like, how there's always a new child slash character. And I'm really just like, I really hope you guys don't think that, like, when I post Princess's kids, it's not an invite for you guys to talk about my sister or whatever. You have feelings towards her. Do that on her page, like, not on mine. Like, honestly. So sorry. Like, it's just disgusting. Like, I don't want to read that.

[B]

And aren't we create to create humans? Literally so.

[A]

Because what if God said, I brought Princess in this world to fix fertility problems? I brought Princess to this world so she can have 50 kids.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And what you gonna.

[B]

Are you gonna question that? No. As a Virgin Mary, don't question it. Right.

[A]

What do you think about that, Ms. Verhin?

[B]

Honestly, as a person who gave birth without having a man. Right. You should do what needs to be done and give birth, period. Yes.

[A]

Because who run the world, girls. Exactly. So we're babies. Shut it. Shut it. Like, literally. Should we get into the scary stories?

[B]

We should. I'm kind of excited. They better be scary.

[A]

My personal experience with religion, obviously, we said that we grew up in the Philippines as Catholic, and when I moved to America, I moved into Born again Christian because of my brother's wife. And we went to church. It's a very personal story for me, so I would. I feel like I want to share it on a better time. But with religion. I believe in God, period. We said that already. But it's church that I have a hard time having a relationship with slash believing in just because I never had a great. Maybe it's Because I. I've always been gay. I just never felt like, one, welcomed. And two, it's. Yeah, welcome period. Like, and. And it's just a lot of experiences, especially at. At a young age where I was. And. Yeah, it's a very sensitive topic. But love, God, he always showed up for me. He's always been there for me, and I pray to him. He helps me find things when I lose things all the time. But not the Cartier bracelet. God. God. What was that about? Why? Where is my.

[B]

She said you don't need it.

[A]

You helped me find everything else but that ring. God. Like, you don't need it. Put them up. But I do feel like you're gonna show it to me one day. You're gonna show me the light one day and my ring will be there. Yeah.

[B]

In Korea.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

What about you?

[B]

But no, my. I do believe in God. My relationship with God has been so long, you know, it's a long process. Yes. I am a communion. What is that thing called period? Is that first communion?

[A]

You had your first communion?

[B]

Yes, I did that for, like, a whole week. I did that in the Philippines. They have a whole thing where, like, you have to memorize each prayer. And I had to do it. I literally locked myself in a room memorizing that. And then we had to, like, go and, like, rehearsals and everything and, like, learn about it.

[A]

Did you do your confession?

[B]

I did.

[A]

Should we do some confession stuff right now?

[B]

Oh, my gosh.

[A]

Let's confess a sin.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

Okay, wait. We have to have a block.

[B]

What sin have I done right here?

[A]

Because you know how it be like.

[B]

Okay. Oh, hey, God. Dear God.

[A]

Yes, daughter. Yes, daughter.

[B]

Stepmom. Stepmom.

[A]

Oh, no, girl, you're just a regular. Oh, yes. You're not married right now.

[B]

Hey, hey, God.

[A]

No, no. When you confess, you're not confessing to God. You're confessing to a priest. Okay.

[B]

Hey, priests. So recently, I don't know. I don't do sin stuff.

[A]

I already forgive you for swearing. Oh, let's start there.

[B]

Okay, well, first of all, I don't.

[A]

Understand what I did for you to call me a.

[B]

And the attack is real. But anyways, please forgive me for making those artes, period.

[A]

Okay, my turn.

[B]

Yes. You forgive me, by the way.

[A]

Oh, yeah. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Ma', am, sir, every. I mean, sorry, daughter. Everything is forgiven.

[B]

Okay?

[A]

Period. Just don't do it again.

[B]

Thank you.

[A]

Okay, my turn.

[B]

Okay. Hey, God.

[A]

No, it's me.

[B]

You're God.

[A]

Literally, God. Hey, mother.

[B]

Hey, daughter.

[A]

I would Just, like, to apologize and confess something. Like, I've been feeling. I've been feeling like I'm gay. Honestly, like, every time I close my eyes, I just see dick and thank you, and I don't know what to do.

[B]

You should start picturing them with wig, period.

[A]

How do you like my hair today?

[B]

It is very straighty, period.

[A]

Do you? Do you?

[B]

Girl, you're not even saying.

[A]

That was my confession. I think I'm gay. You're literally.

[B]

And what, having straight hair?

[A]

Well, you told me to put a wig on the dick that I'm thinking about, girl. I don't know what to go from there.

[B]

I don't know what to go from there.

[A]

Am I forgiven?

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Period.

[B]

I think.

[A]

Okay, suddenly I'm not gay. Like, that's crazy. Suddenly, I. You know, not to, like, flex on you, but I not flex. Actually, you were the one flexing on me. I never got baptized.

[B]

You never.

[A]

I didn't even go to a community, so.

[B]

Do you eat the thing?

[A]

The bread? No, girl.

[B]

Okay, good.

[A]

I get jealous every time.

[B]

I was gonna be like, girl, you better throw up right now.

[A]

Oh, the bread. Like the. Yeah, no, I've never.

[B]

I was. I was gonna be like, I.

[A]

Because, girl, only, like, I feel like my mom's side of the family is religious, and then my dad's side of the family were not too religious. My grandmother was very spiritual. So, like, we did still go to church. But, like, she had her moments where.

[B]

She was like, yes.

[A]

You're not doing any of that.

[B]

Oh, I guess it makes sense.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

I mean, you're not really missing out anything. It's like a. Literally a mint.

[A]

I thought it was bread.

[B]

It's not bread.

[A]

Oh, period.

[B]

It's like. Have you ever had rice paper dry?

[A]

Yeah, like that. Oh, you're like, hi, guys. Welcome back to my channel. Today we're eating.

[B]

Wait, don't they have that candy, the one that has, like, it looks like a bubble and it has powder in the middle?

[A]

Oh, yes, yes.

[B]

It literally tastes like that.

[A]

Okay. Period. Yes. I love that. Should we get into the stories?

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

By the way, we dress like this because we were going to have a baby with us, with Princess right here.

[B]

I was calling her. She wasn't answering.

[A]

And speaking of religions, she is the most religious out of all of us in this room. And she, as you guys know, she doesn't say the D word. And these stories are literally so scary, you guys. I'm. I don't even know if we're going to survive.

[B]

Really? That scary?

[A]

Yeah. Like, So I was like, it's very fitting that we're dressed very holy because I feel like we need a cleansing after reading these because they are very scary. Ooky beats.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

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[C]

We are Aaron and Sarah Foster. We have a podcast. We're here to basically ask you to listen to it. We're just trying to help you guys not make the same mistakes that we made in life.

[A]

We.

[C]

We made a lot. Especially me. I really went, say, on some dark roads trying to save you guys from that. Our podcast is called the world's first Podcast. We are technically the sisters behind the Nobody wants this podcast. It's inspired by us. Cuz you wrote it, so. Yeah, that's true. But when I write, I am inspired by myself all the time, Right? That would make sense. You inspire you. We're going to wrap this up. Okay, guys, go check it out. World's first podcast.

[A]

All right, y', all, without further ado, let's read some spooky, ooky stories. All right, Ms. K, do you want to start or should I start?

[B]

I feel like you should start.

[A]

Okay, get it.

[B]

Get us to the vibe.

[A]

All right, y'. All. Cue the dramatic music. Ooh. Oh, no, no, girl, don't be scaring me. All right, let's do a long one. The man with a Long Finger. Okay. All right, y'. All, this is titled the man with Long Fingers. I have two stories to tell, and I hope it's okay that it might be a little bit long. Sorry, what? You went.

[B]

This story. Wait, Ker, go, go.

[A]

I gotta get. I gotta lock back in now. Stop laughing. Okay, Cuz once I get the giggles. Kefer. All right. Last year, when one of your episodes talking about scary stories came out, for some reason, I knew exactly what it would look like, what y' all were gonna talk about. I felt more confused as I thought this was already posted few hours ago or something. But I saw y' all posted it four minutes ago. And as I watched through it, I was wording every story y' all read, every commentary. Y' all said it was so weird. And I would like to think that it might be a glitch in the Matrix. Cause what the f is that? Okay, that was her first story. Thank you for keeping it cute.

[B]

Girl, we love a backstory.

[A]

No, I do. Okay, first of all, I do be feeling like that too sometimes.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Like, not to be dramatic, but sometimes I'd be watching shows where I'm like, have I watched this before? Wait.

[B]

We have to wait. Never mind. It's not the time.

[A]

No, girl. Okay, I can't. Because if I lose my train of thought or if I lose the Vibe Keeper, we're lose the vibe forever. My second story is a little bit more longer and genuinely the creepiest thing I've ever experienced in my entire life. I became an auntie fairly young. I also took over some of auntie duties when I was on summer vacations from school. And one time when my niece was about five years old, I was laying right next to her while she was playing with her dolls. Not the dolls, girl. The dolls are crazy. We got one right here. The doll the doll. The door to our backyard was open as I wanted more breeze to come in. I was admiring my niece when all of a sudden she stopped and looked up. She looked straight to the backyard door and looked disgusted. When I asked her what it was, he told me, auntie, I don't like that guy. And I was asked what guy? What did he look like? And her answer sent shivers down my spine. It goes, kiefer, the guy is smiling at us and his teeth is black. His fingers are very long and it's pointing at us. I jolted up and took her with me. I brought us to my other auntie's home and explained what happened. I really felt like I was gonna shit my guts on that day. The few weeks later my niece was inside the bedroom napping while me and my sister were talking in the living room reminiscing about those good old days. The living room is right next to her bedroom so we could hear everything coming from there. And just two steps away from us while we were talking, we heard a voice coming from her room. The voice was speaking slow and sounded like it had five voices in one, if that makes any sense. It was telling her to wake up, wake up, wake up. Can I take you with me? By the time it sunk in on me and my sister, we both went inside immediately and my niece was sitting there looking up at the ceiling and her eyes was following something fast until she. Until whatever she's seeing ended up in the mirror of her bedroom. My sister asked who it was and she said, it's the same ugly man. Mommy, he wants me to go with him inside the mirror. The mirror is the same mirror my auntie was crying in front of when she got extremely depressed. It was also the same mirror that witnessed my auntie.

[B]

Is this a real life story?

[A]

It was also the mirror. The same mirror that witnessed my auntie offing herself. I hope this creeped you out. It did girl. Trust. And I can't wait to hopefully hear this from the pod and hear Yalls reaction. Kind disregard your anonymous fan. Well sis, I hope you didn't also remember all this episode and talk that we're going to have because that's also going to be creepy. That's crazy.

[B]

That is crazy. That's a real story.

[A]

Well yeah, like she experienced that what her niece did.

[B]

Oh my God.

[A]

Yeah. Okay. Do you want to read the next one? Yeah, you can pick. Whatever. Oh, that was crazy. I would say. Remember when I told you guys the story of how I saw my uncle's deceased wife? It was Also through the mirror. The mirror be sewing things me beating shortest. Okay, go.

[B]

Okay, so this story is called Spooky Story by Azara Cruz.

[A]

Thank you, Azara.

[B]

Thank you, Azara. After my grandmother's funeral, we went back to her house with the family. She had a music box on her dresser. The ones you have to wind up to play the music. You know those one.

[A]

Oh, okay.

[B]

Yes. And the thing popped the fuck open by itself and started playing by itself. The end.

[A]

Oh, period. Oh, my. That's it.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Damn. Well, there are the ones that, like, pop up. Like the Jackal ones.

[B]

No, but. Well, no, she's talking about a music box.

[A]

That's crazy.

[B]

The one with the ballerina?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Those creep me out. I'm not gonna lie.

[A]

I feel like we had my. My mom had so many stories. Now for the next story. Ms. K is now my light period. Ms. K would read the short ones.

[B]

Okay, y', all, I seen one. I was like, I'm going to leave that for Brett.

[A]

House on Broadway by Danaya or Danya Campos. First off, my name is Deniya. I want to say I love you guys so much. Legit. My favorite podcast. So when I was seven years old, I lived in a haunted. Okay, girl. We got right into it. Oh, my God. Hold on. Seven years old, Girl, hold on. You didn't even prep us. You said, I love you, and then I lived in a haunted mansion right away. Okay, let me stop playing. So when I was seven years old, I lived in a haunted house. It was a property with three houses on a street called Broadway. My mom was a single mother. She only had me. So we lived with my grandma and my mom's sister. We shared one house. The next door was my mom's best friend, my godmother, and her son. In the third house was our landlord. Her name was Maria. She never disclosed to my family that her daughter had passed away on the property. We found out through another neighbor who said her daughter went through a breakup at 15 and took her own life while being pregnant because she didn't want to be a single mom. Everyone said our landlord went kind of crazy after that. That scared the shit out of me. But since she acted pretty normal with us, we never understood why. Wait. But since she acted pretty normal with us, we never understood what she meant by that. I remember one day, my mom was at work and my grandma was babysitting me. My godbrother. Me and my godbrother, we were watching tv. Out of nowhere, my grandma started yelling at us, saying, who keeps turning on the Shower. You guys need to stop, mind you. We were so confused because we hadn't even gotten up from the sofa. Then while she was about to say something again, she heard the shower running again. She looked pale and scared and told us to go play outside. Of course, as a child, we didn't pay much attention to it. But now that we're grown, it legit makes me nauseous remembering these things. Another time, my mom asked me to please help her take out the trash. And I was walking in front of my mom. For some reason my mom said, stop walking. So of course I turn around wondering why she told me to stop. And I looked at her and I see this girl standing beside her. I started screaming and running. So did my mom. And all my mom kept shouting was, what was that? Who was it? What was it? My grandma came outside confused and worried. My mom proceeded to tell my grandma, I told her to stop because I heard mumbling sound. But she turned to look at me and she yelled. And she's saying there was a girl behind me. I don't want to ask her what she saw because she's terrified. And yes, I was so scared. And after things got worse. Damn, how did it get worse from that shit?

[B]

Oh my gosh.

[A]

I refused to sleep alone that night, so I stayed with my mom in her room. We went to bed. At around 1am I heard my mom coughing. Okay, girl. That was me trying to add some. Add some suspense. Like I look at her and she looked like she was struggling to breathe. I started yelling again and my. My aunt and grandma barged into the room. And my mom let out a cry and she was saying over and over, something was choking me. Something was choking me. That night we called EMTs and they said my mom must have been dreaming because nothing was wrong with her. At that point, my grandma went on our landlord's house, I guess to ask her what was going on. She came back and my grandma pulled my mom into the kitchen. And they were talking about something, but we knew it was bad. Apparently Maria, the landlord, had an altar in her home and called on her daughter to come and visit. But my grandma tried to explain to her that she could be calling evil spirits into her home. But the lady refuses to hear my grandma out and told her to get out of the house. The next few days we were pretty normal. But not for my grandmother, my mom's best friend and my godbrother. Apparently they had been experiencing things too. And that day, my God. My godbrother asked me if he could sleep in our house because he kept seeing a girl. That's when we all got together and shared our stories. And it came to light that our landlord had been calling on her daughter. And who knows what has been haunting us. We all decided to sleep in one house until things get settled. And my mom had scented candles lit up in the living room. I remember clear as day, my mom turning the candle on and something kept turning it off. My mom started crying and she wanted to leave. But it wasn't easy to grab our things and leave. Everyone was was talking and then boom. All of our family pictures legit flew out from one end of the wall to the other. My grandma proceeded to cuss out whatever was bugging us, saying if we don't stand our ground, it's going to get worse. I was the only kid and I couldn't sleep alone. I didn't want to use the restroom alone, shower alone, even stay in a room alone. We did find a place to move, but we had to endure three months more in that horrible house. The last straw was when our neighbor told us that it had been happening to them, to every tenant that moved in there. And we were the ones who had lasted the longest. And that we weren't crazy. And the reason the landlord's daughter's spirit was wouldn't leave us is because she hated kids. Also that my poor mom resembled the girl quite a bit. And that our landlord, Maria, said that my mom brought her to fill in the void of her daughter. And maybe the daughter's spirit was upset and jealous. We ended up moving out, but Maria was so angry at my mom for leaving. But it was for our safety. As a 21 year. As a 29 year old now I remember these things and I still get scared out from these memories. I asked my mom and grandma about these things and they always hug me and say we thought you didn't remember these things and I'm sorry that you do. I did drive by the house one time and it actually got demolished because it's that it was that unlivable. And even tenants would leave after a few days or weeks. My godbrother, who was also 29, says he has horrible nightmares about it to this day. And he has never forgotten the girl's face. Neither do I. Damn. That was a story and a half. Wow. Thank you so much, Ms. Danaya or Danya.

[B]

That was a story.

[A]

That was a story that reminds me of last year's episode where it's the similar one where they lived in a haunted house.

[B]

I could not live in A haunted house girl.

[A]

The minute I, I, I. The minute their neighbor came and was.

[B]

Like, yeah, yeah, this has been happening to the. I would have been like.

[A]

I would have been like, girl, period. I would sleep out. Oh, that's so crazy. I, I know and I know it's like, it's, it's the also the fact that like, I don't know, I lost my train of thought. Oh, oh. I was gonna say also she couldn't move out because she was obviously like five or seven at the time.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

So.

[B]

And like, just being forced to live there, knowing the, like, the ghost hates you.

[A]

Anyways. Ms. K, your turn to read. Looks for the shortest one.

[B]

I won't. Okay. Scary Experience by Alondra. Hey, y'.

[A]

All.

[B]

So this all started on a Thursday night. I had this dream about a classmate of mine. We can call him B. In a dream.

[A]

Not me.

[B]

I know. I was like. He was tied up to the tree in my mom's front yard with his. With this big rope. He was crying and begging to me to untie him, but because his dad was about to do something bad. But instead of helping him, I was standing at my window just pointing and laughing. Okay. Yeah. I kept saying, haha, your dad's going to jail. B got so mad at me in that dream. His face changed. He looked like he hated me. And then somehow he snapped the rope and ran towards the back door of the house. I got so scared. I woke up right then. The next day was Friday and everything was normal. By Saturday, I was hanging out with friends house. We were in her room watching a movie when she turned on to me and said, girl, did you hear what B's dad did? I froze.

[A]

Who?

[B]

You know B. He's one of our class in our classes. His dad killed somebody last night.

[A]

But it wasn't B, right?

[B]

Oh my gosh. Right then I felt chills run through me. I told her about my dream. She just stared at me and I was starting to freak out. I had her drop me off at home and told my mom what happened.

[A]

She.

[B]

She just told me not to let it bother me and said maybe it was a gift. Months later, in the middle of winter, I couldn't sleep. It was like three in the morning. I was just laying in my bed on my phone. The room was dark. The whole house was asleep. Then I got this strange feeling like someone was watching me. I slowly turned my head to the left towards my window. That one face. The one, the one that faces a tree from my dream. And. And right there outside was Someone standing and staring straight at me. I froze. The person didn't move. They just glared at me and then turned away and walked really slow. I sat there in shock for about 20 minutes before I finally ran to my parents room. My stepdad went outside to check, but when he came back, he said there was no footprints in the snow. To this day, I still believe it was the spirit of the person's bee that killed. Oh, my God. It's a real story.

[A]

It's a real story. Oh, my gosh. That's crazy. What do you feel about that story?

[B]

That's kind of scary is the. It's the fact that I'm like, I'm. I can't see the fact that these are real stories.

[A]

Yeah. I would say I love how the mom was like, maybe it's just a gift.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Because it is a gift. Yeah.

[B]

Yeah. That is a gift.

[A]

I wonder if she ever predicted anymore after that. Not death, but, like, killings or, like, anything after that.

[B]

I don't know. We'll see. If you are. If you're the one that sent us that, please let us know if you experience other things like that. But. Oh, my gosh. I think that was the spirit saying.

[A]

By what to her? Yeah, but why would it say bye to her?

[B]

Because she knew. What if she knew that was gonna happen? Okay. Have you ever watched that one movie with that one girl that fell inside the corn maze and then she died over there? And then the whole time, her spirit was, like, just lingering?

[A]

I'm so sorry. I was reading ahead.

[B]

Oh, no. What was that? Have you ever watched that? I think it's called New Haven or something.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

It's about a girl who. Who got killed by this man in, like, a middle of a field.

[A]

Huh.

[B]

And he hid her body inside, like, a corn maze. And, like, they've been trying to look for her, but they couldn't look for her. So her spirit. You know how, like, they say, like, some spirits doesn't rest until, like, they fulfill, like, a goal?

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

So she was stuck on earth, not knowing what to do because she was so confused. So she was, like, trying to communicate with the parents and, like, her friends to see, like, oh, this is where my dead body is, and stuff like that. And then at the end, like, the dad had a gut feeling that it was their neighbor's house that killed her, and it was.

[A]

And they found her.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

That's crazy.

[B]

Yeah. The dad found her. She was like.

[A]

Because he had a long. Has she been missing?

[B]

Like, I think a month.

[A]

Oh, my God. Like, I need to watch this. We should watch it later.

[B]

It's like. I think that that had a flashback of, like, where she was at, you know, like. Like a picture, like, stuff.

[A]

Yeah. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, we should watch this later. This sounds interesting.

[B]

And then at the end, it's like. And then at the end, she saw a bunch of girls.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

That was like, their lost souls as well. And then the girls that was there was all the victims that he killed. That's so sad.

[A]

That. Okay, wait, that's crazy. Yeah.

[B]

Like, she found them inside.

[A]

Is that based on a true story?

[B]

I don't know.

[A]

I hope not. Okay. Spooky Scary Story by Jacqueline Bello. Hi, my name is Jackie Bello. I am a lobotomist. And back in 2020, when everything was shutting down, they cut down our. How.

[B]

Sorry. I saw that story earlier and I didn't read that because of that word. Fluoremus.

[A]

Yeah. Luba.

[B]

Okay.

[A]

I never knew it was spelled like that too.

[B]

With a P, H, L, E. Right. I was like, I don't know.

[A]

I knew you were gonna fucking say that, bitch. Okay.

[B]

Here you go.

[A]

Hi, my name is Jackie Bello. I'm a lobotomist. Back in and back in 2020, when everything was shutting down, they cut down our hours to prevent from letting go of employees. My family and I had a movie marathon for almost a week of all of Warren's case movies. Both Annabelle movies, the Conjuring 1 and 2 and the Nun. We also watched La Llorona after the third. Why did I say it like that?

[B]

La Llorona.

[A]

La Llorona. After the third day, I woke up in the middle of the night. I opened my eyes and a dark shadow was standing over me. I was pretty scared and I tried to grab my phone from the top of the dresser, but I could not move. I was able to move my eyes, but my whole body was frozen. Then this dark shadow started laughing at me. I closed my eyes to try and go back to sleep to see if it'll go away. Later that same night, I woke up again and I was able to move and grab my phone. I can't remember if I turned on the lights or not. During my shift at work, this scare stayed with me, but I questioned if I was just dreaming. Fast forward to bedtime. I was still scared, so I got holy water we had under our sink in our bathroom downstairs, and I put it all around my bed and my doorway and did the same to my son's room. I did that for two days straight. Now Last month in September, we went to go see the new conjuring movie. After my son's birthday's brunch, my sister, my son, and my boyfriend outvoted me. The past few weeks, I have been scared, and I feel like something is watching me from my closet. I have to leave my candle warmer on low for four hours and close the closet in order to get decent sleep. Classic. Yeah, we love a classic story. Have you ever watched something and you feel like you manifested it?

[B]

Yes. Annabelle.

[A]

What about.

[B]

I've been watching Annabelle, and I feel like sometimes when I see dolls, they look at me.

[A]

But you're a doll.

[B]

That's why. Maybe they're like. They're like, oh, you're one of us.

[A]

But they're like, mother.

[B]

Yes. Literally. No, but I'm like, girl, don't look at me like that. Or like, have you ever watched it?

[A]

I'm kind of just. Yeah, of course. I'm kind of just stuck at the fact that you have just holy water hanging around at the bottom of the sink.

[B]

I know. That's kind of.

[A]

I'm like, I need that. Just like Vampire Addy girl, you know, she is. She got garlic down there.

[B]

Like, just because watching. No, I did experience, like, where does.

[A]

One get holy water?

[B]

You know, have you ever been to. At the church?

[A]

Church?

[B]

You know, there's like that little thing where you dip your.

[A]

Yeah, I know that's holy water.

[B]

But you get a bottle and then you.

[A]

You can just grab it.

[B]

I think so. It's free water.

[A]

Oh, the priest has to bless the water.

[B]

Oh, okay. Okay.

[A]

I love that.

[B]

But isn't that already blessed water?

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Wait, speaking of. Oh, my God. I'm not tying this, but every time I like, connect about something about Philippines. Okay, but there's this one place in the Philippines where you go down in a river. I think it's called Pasay. Yeah, it's like a church where you go down a river. I don't know.

[A]

Okay, okay.

[B]

But it's a river. It's in our country. And like, in our. And I mean, not in country in our province where it's like a big church. And it's known, like, the water is known to heal people. So we would go down and, like, you have to hike, like, down to this river where, like, the water is, like, falling from the church and then you can get water from it. And I think you've been there before.

[A]

I don't know.

[B]

You know, where, like, they get all of those, like, those. Jesus.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[B]

Like the wood one yeah, there.

[A]

I've been there, but I don't think I've been in that river that you're talking about.

[B]

It's like in the behind. Like you have to. It's like a far walk.

[A]

And if I did, I was a child.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, we would go at the. Yeah, I think we all went. Like the time when we went.

[A]

When you came to America?

[B]

No, when we went. You know the time when we went to the floaties and like had like a. Of family bonding. Oh yeah, we went there.

[A]

Okay. I. I do remember that day, but I don't remember that river. Okay, should we do read one more each? Yeah, yeah, we'll just do one more.

[B]

Personal Filipino stories scary story by Laika. Hi. Hoping the story gets selected. I have a personal story. I have a personal scary story to submit. I've been following Brett since his vine days. Beauty, Mukbang, MTV and now this podcast. Cast love him and the fam so much. Anyway, here's my story. Okay. I've always had experience with paranormal and same goes for my entire family. But this specific experience happened when I was 12 years old.

[A]

Okay.

[B]

My cousin and I would always stay at our grandparents house for the summer. One night I woke up to the sound of my aunt calling my name. I didn't answer because when I look at the time, it was 3am Devil's hour.

[A]

Witching hours.

[B]

Yes. I knew enough not to answer to that. Especially during this time. A few seconds later, I heard her calling my name again. I still didn't answer, but this time I decided to go check and see if she was really calling me. I got out of bed, opened the bedroom door and stood frozen as I came face to face. Only inches away from my face with a girl that had a huge wound on her face. From her left eyebrow to her right cheek. Blood dripping all over, all over as she opened her mouth. The smell was so bad. It smells like death. It was nauseating. She mumbled tulungan moko. That means help me multiple times. As she said this, I realized what was happening. We were always told by the elders not to. To talk to ghosts or don't help them if they ask for help because it would make the ghosts follow you until they're satisfied. So I walked past her instead. I didn't bother looking behind me and went straight to my aunt's bedroom. I opened the door and saw my aunt sleeping soundly in her bed. That I knew someone or something was playing tricks on me.

[A]

My gosh, that's crazy. I was gonna be like, what if it was her aunt that needed.

[B]

Okay. I walked out of my aunt's bedroom and there was a little girl again. This time it wasn't just her. Oh my God. There was a boy, a younger boy next to her. They were holding hands. The boy didn't have a face and the girl mumbled the same word except she added the boy in it. I hate you.

[A]

I'm at the edge of my seakeeper.

[B]

I looked at their feet and saw that they both had chains on their feet. Chains. I usually wasn't scared at ghosts as I've always seen them. So I ignored them what the elders told us and talked to her. I said I was sorry and told her I was only a kid and couldn't help them. After saying that they vanished. I felt relieved thinking it was going to be over. It wasn't.

[A]

Oh my God.

[B]

I heard scream from outside the house and a gut feeling made me go out the patio. Why would you go?

[A]

The girl brought so many kids.

[B]

I feel like yes. I'm like girl the whole fucking dang and check what was going on. I looked around and my eyes landed on the mango tree on a neighbor's yard. Girl, don't ever look at a mango tree. There's a stood there a stood a couple. One wearing a wedding dress and the other wearing a barong. But there was a catch. They didn't have heads. So I closed my eyes for a few seconds and when I looked again, they were gone. I looked at the moon. It was a full moon. Wondering why all of these are happening. A cold breeze suddenly rushed through and I saw a bat like creature going to the view in front of the moon. I knew it was a mananggal. I could fuck with ghosts, but not with monsters. I ran back to the house, locked the door and made sure all the windows were closed. As I was waiting for the maranangal to pass, I felt eyes behind me. I looked and it was the same little girl. Oh my gosh. But this time she didn't say anything. Instead she was just staring into my soul. I was feeling annoyed at this point so I told her off. I'm not scared of you. If you're the one doing all this to me, I don't care. I'm not gonna help you, so go away. She screamed a blood curdling scream. It was so loud. Then she was gone. I fell on my knees. I was shaking. I felt like throwing up. But I pushed myself up and went back to the bedroom. I looked at the time. It's 3:03am all this happened in three minutes.

[A]

How?

[B]

I didn't know. I tried to go back to sleep, but I couldn't. The next morning, I asked my aunt if she remembered calling my name and asked my cousin if they heard any screaming that night. They said no, so I dropped it. To this day, I can still vividly remember what happened. I never saw that little girl again. And I'm stateside now, but there are times when I would feel eyes on me. I still don't know if that was a dream or if it really happened, but I guess we'll never know. That was scary.

[A]

That was scary. It's. Oh, it's so crazy. I feel like the Philippine ones hit different for me because I'm like, girl.

[B]

Because I feel like we know the one that she was talking about. How, like, there's ghosts and spirits. They are very strong in the Philippines.

[A]

Yeah. Wait, before we move on to more conversating, I feel like it's the third day. There should be some light.

[B]

The third has risen. Give us some light. The tombstone has.

[A]

And on the third day, she said.

[B]

We in the light.

[A]

It's too much.

[B]

Light.

[A]

Let us speak.

[B]

Let us speak.

[A]

Wait, you were saying. You were saying something.

[B]

Huh? You were saying that, like, spirits like that, it's. It's like I've heard spirits like that, like actual happening for like multiple people. So her saying that, like, doesn't shock me at all. Like, I know there's like spirits like that.

[A]

I think next episode we should text a bunch of family members to send in their scary stories.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

We'll start with your mom. Mom.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

Because auntie says she always has something to say for days. My mom will not be sending one because she's like princess, you know?

[B]

You guys, I don't know if we told you guys this, but there's this one time we have a group chat. Our family group chat. They sent us a video of our old house. Like the pink house, our family house of the outside.

[A]

And this was around when our grandmother from your dad and my dad's side.

[B]

Passed around, like around that size. Like their. Their birthdays are coming up or whatever. Like. Or like their death, I think.

[A]

Yeah, I think it was just her one year anniversary around that time.

[B]

And so outside they have a security camera and they sent us a video of this figure, like, of a person just walking straight to the glass doors.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

And it looked like a spirit and it was just like. Yeah. And I knew that house was haunted.

[A]

So we always knew that house was.

[B]

Always girl, not me saying, like, I would never Live in a haunted house. But here we are living in a haunted house. Yeah.

[A]

There was some scurry memories.

[B]

Yeah. You had scary moments there too.

[A]

Yeah, I shared them. Yes.

[B]

Last with uncle, the one that used to live in the back.

[A]

Did it.

[B]

You had a stuff with him.

[A]

Did I not say that story?

[B]

No, I don't think so.

[A]

Oh, my gosh. I will give you guys a bonus backstory. A bonus story from me.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

So back when me and Ms. K used to live together, I think you weren't living with us anymore. But this is.

[B]

That's because you. Yeah, because.

[A]

Yeah. You weren't living with us anymore.

[B]

You started living by yourself.

[A]

Yeah. So backstory to this. We. It was our family home. We had a five bedroom home. But when Ms. K then moved out, everybody kind of like, started shuffling their rooms. And we had one extra room in the back, and we stayed where we were. So the room that was available was directly behind my room that I shared with my sister, my mom, my grandma, and my brother.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

And a older couple had rented that house. I think they were like, mid-50s, like mid-60s, 60s, 60s, 50s. And one day, one night, my auntie screamed, and I think, like, uncle had passed away in his sleep.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I am also the type of person that is not too scared of, like, ghost or spirit, because I just. Maybe I'm just like. I just think everything is a great energy. And I just. I just. And my uncle and my auntie that. That lived there have always been so kind to me, have always just. They were great, amazing people. And I never felt like they would ever haunt or, like, do anything bad, really. So when my uncle died, my auntie had moved out and went back home to the Philippines. So now we had a free room.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Be that as it may, this was also the time that I started earning money on Instagram. So I was like, oh, my gosh, Auntie, I want to rent out their room. Because. And they were like, oh, girl, go ahead. Like, because. Yeah. Because after my uncle had passed behind us, the whole vibe of the house, like, everyone was so scared to cook in the back. Everyone was so scared to eat there.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

But I think when I moved into that room, you kind of just like.

[B]

Yeah. You kind of made everyone just go every.

[A]

Like. Because everyone's like, oh, Bertman lives. Is in that room. Like, and he's fine. I will say there was nothing ever spooky, scary, or bad energy that was weird ever in that room. I love that uncle. I love my auntie, and I still do to this Day. But on his anniversary of his death, his death anniversary, that was the one creepy thing. In the morning. Because in the morning. Well, at night. Okay, let's go back to the night before. The night before, I had a hard time sleeping and I honestly had just taken like some hit of weed. I took a fat bong rip and went back to bed. And I really didn't think much about it, but I was literally like, oh, why am I having a hard time sleeping today? The next morning I had woken up, I opened the door and this was when we used to have cats. My auntie would literally just adopt street cats. And these cats, they, they're never like our pets. So they were like always skittish and scared of us. Like they, we would go, we would feed them and stuff like that. But when we came to petting them, like, they never let us. The next day I had woken up and like three cats had lined themselves at the door frozen. Like frozen. Like you would have thought they were like taxiderm girl. Like frozen. And just like wouldn't even follow me or like, like, because I. I'm staring at them and their eyes were just like frozen shut. Like not even at me. Like they were just staring at something. And I had literally. Because I had to get out of the room. I walk over them and they just like pretended like nothing was. Like they were not one cat moved. They were just like weird. And that was like, that was literally the only weird thing that happened. So I personally don't always believe that, like if someone died in a house, they will like haunt it. I don't think that's always the case. But there are some times where, like you were saying, like some souls might not have completed their journey. Journey or mission. And they do haunt in a sense. But I think my uncle like moved on into a different life and a.

[B]

Different life because ever since then nothing ever happened.

[A]

Yeah, ever since those cats, nothing happened. And then the. One of the cats actually gave birth to my now cat Shakira. One of those cats, the white one, she gave birth under the table. No, the washing machine. Giving birth in the back of the washing machine. And it was Shakira. Ima. No, Shakira and I had two cats, remember? Yeah, but yeah, that was that. It's not really scary, I'm saying, but.

[B]

It'S just like a little bit like a paranormal.

[A]

Yeah, that house was weird. So. Yeah. Should we do product of the day?

[B]

Yes, we should.

[A]

Oh my God.

[B]

That was a really good one.

[A]

You guys enjoyed our second camera. I just realized halfway through filming that, like, the lighting, we're like, we're never gonna be focused again. I mean, we're never not going to be focused again. And then this episode's like, we're also not gonna give you light.

[B]

Yeah, it's our brand now.

[A]

It's our brand. Something has to be messed up every episode. Yeah, but not with Ozzy, period. Okay, Kiefer, should we. Do you want to start?

[B]

You gave me this period.

[A]

Did I give you that, or you just took it?

[B]

No, you gave me this, but no, you gave this to me. Okay. This brand called viral, I think you gave me and Cat when you made us two.

[A]

Really?

[B]

I think. I don't know. And I was there, and I think I left it in the bathroom for, like, so long, and I totally forgot about. And I seen it the other day, and I smelt it, and I was like, oh, my God, this smells really good.

[A]

Yeah, it's crazy how perfumes. I don't, like, smell so good on.

[B]

Ms. K. Look, smell it. It's on me right now.

[A]

Except this one. This one's nasty. Really?

[B]

I love it. I love it.

[A]

It's not nasty. It does. It does. It smells better on you than there.

[B]

It smells good on me. I feel like I've never had, like, a compliment ever since I started using the Rosemas, this perfume. I have so many compliments every day, but I love it. And I've been only using it for, like, what, two spritz a day?

[A]

Viral.

[B]

Yeah, period viral.

[A]

My product of the day is the Me J brush. This was sent to me a couple of days ago, and I have not.

[B]

That is a pretty brush.

[A]

It's such a nice brush. It reminds me of the Mason Pearson brush.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Because it's. It's. I think it's literally kind of the same thing. I.

[B]

It's softer.

[A]

Yeah. I love this because there's some weight on it. Like, yeah, if you put your hair, like, I never thought, like, there was, like, really much thought or slash technology in brushes, but I can tell there is, like, thought in this. Like, there's, like, weight to it and, like, the way it glides on my.

[B]

Hair, like, and the tiny bristles just helps it split out more.

[A]

Yeah. I'm really giving bust down Jesus today.

[B]

Oh, my God, it's so cute.

[A]

The reason why I straightened my hair is because those two videos that were on Focus, I was like, y' all need to really see.

[B]

See the straight hair.

[A]

Like, y' all really need to see the shark glam of it all. That was the episode today, you guys. I hope you guys enjoyed it. Where can they find you?

[B]

You can find me anywhere. At mis k y e SK and.

[A]

Everything is at Bretman Rock. And with the podcast, everything is at the baddest radio. Make sure you guys follow us on tick tock Instagram and here on YouTube. Give us a rating of a 5 or a thumbs up and I will see you guys.

[B]

And repost.

[A]

And repost please.

[B]

Yes, since you can repost now. Repost.

[A]

Yeah. Thank you guys so much for watching. We will see you next Thursday. Jeso Cristo out.

[B]

Bye.

[A]

Bye Beach. I'll see you next Thursday.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Don't forget to follow rate and like you can follow me at bretmanrock on everything and follow the podcast at the baddest radio on all social media. Bye beach.

[C]

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