Momo challenge

[GTPpower]

Any of you guys that let your kids watch YouTube, be careful. I guess this character shows up in kids videos and tries to get them to harm themselves or others. "Momo" threatens to visit them if they don't complete the challenge.

https://www.ndtv.com/world-news/mom...nto-childrens-shows-on-youtube-report-2000024

Click to read more...

 

[Yaj Yak]

Stop it.

The only thing funnier than this "challenge" is all of the parents perpetuating it.

 

[10sec]

Amen.

 

[GTPpower]

I didn't think there was anything funny about it.

 

[Yaj Yak]

You, and the countless moms on my wife's facebook reposting it "worried" about it, cracks me the fuck up.

Then further, when the parents are saying that they asked their kid if they have seen so and so...

why would you do that putting that curiosity into the kid is going to make them find this video that all these silly parents are sharing

Parent should look at their kid's youtube history and see what they've watched if a parent is actually that worried.

 

[GTPpower]

It's not a video you can search for....it pops up while they are watching children's videos. Like an ad.

 

[Yaj Yak]

dude, that's not happening.

 

[GTPpower]

K

 

[Yaj Yak]

https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/28/health/momo-challenge-youtube-trnd/index.html

There are plenty of reasons for parents to be leery about what their kids can find on social media.

TikTok, a popular music video app, was just fined millions for collecting data on kids under 13. YouTube has been trying to pull down suicide videos aimed at teens while dealing with advertiser backlash after allegations that pedophiles were using the platform to trade information and draw attention to clips of young girls.
But the Momo Challenge, the experts will tell you, is probably not something to worry about.
The challenge is the latest viral concern /social media fad/urban legend going around Facebook parenting groups and schools. It's described as a "suicide game" which combines shock imagery and hidden messaging, and it supposedly encourages kids to attempt dangerous stunts, including suicide.
Earlier this week, "Momo" was the top new trending search team on Google for the US, Australia, Canada and the UK.
However, to the best of everyone's knowledge, there's almost no evidence to prove it's actually a real thing.
Let's break it down, so you can get back to worrying about other things.


The Momo Challenge is hard to describe, because there's not a lot of proof it actually exists. According to concerned Facebook posts, people are placing scary imagery and language into YouTube videos that are supposed to be child-friendly, like cartoons and toy reviews. The "challenge" has also been reported on WhatsApp, where it may come in the form of disturbing images and text messages sent from unknown contacts.
The image is usually of a (pretty terrifying) doll with long hair and bulging eyes. The creepy sculpture is actually the work of a Japanese special effects company called Link Factory, and it, along with the artist and the company, have nothing to do with the so-called "challenge."

read more at the link if you'd like.




social media might be in the top ten things of the worst things to happen in the last thirty years to man kind

 

[GTPpower]

So everything in your article is made up. Got it.

 

[Yaj Yak]

k


be worried about the scary youtube fictional character then man.

Thanks for posting! Prayers to all the victims!!11!!!11!!!!1

 

[10sec]

WATCH OUT FOR THINGS I HEARD FROM FACEBOOK THAT ARE SCARY, SHARE IT, AND SUBSCRIBE AND DON'T FORGET TO LIKE IT.

 

[Yaj Yak]

WATCH OUT FOR THINGS I HEARD FROM FACEBOOK THAT ARE SCARY, SHARE IT, AND SUBSCRIBE AND DON'T FORGET TO LIKE IT.

JUST SHARING IN CASE, YOU KNOW, NEVER CAN BE TOO SAAAFE1!!!

 

[10sec]

IT COULD BE REAL, I SHARED IT TO EVERYONE I KNOW.

 

[Yaj Yak]

KAREN'S AUNT'S BABYSITTER'S NEPHEW STABBED THE DOG BECAUSE MOW MOW TELLED HER TO

 

[GTPpower]

2 seconds of searching shows actual videos of it happening, so.....

 

[Yaj Yak]

you can't be serious dude.

 

[Yaj Yak]

i can just picture what you searched


"momo youtube video proof"


SEEE THERE IT IS GUYS RIGHT THERE IN PLAIN SITE!1!!!!

 

[Yaj Yak]

Evan Nadeau
9 hours ago
North Americans can’t drive manual transmission cars, can’t spot an internet hoax, and eat fast food. No wonder everyone else makes fun of us.

 

[Yaj Yak]

[MENTION=10105]GTPpower[/MENTION] record yourself watching a few hours of baby shark doo doo video variations and post when the scary doll shows up.

 

[Gone_2022]

I literally watch hours of YouTube and gamer clips. Shit kids would be watching and this have never come up.

I feel like this has become way more dangerous and public because of the news and people spreading it on social media. Like come on.

I feel bad for people who commit suicide.... I’ve been there before in dark places. But honestly if some weird ass looking doll thing convinces you to do shit you have bigger problems. Normal people laugh that shit off and say wtf. They don’t get involved in it.

 

[10sec]

Facebook pages of local police departments, celebrities like Kim Kardashian, and even email blasts from principals to concerned parents across the U.S. warned of a viral meme that claimed children viewing an image called “Momo” while browsing YouTube could result in suicide or self-harm.

The character, according to some rumors, was splicing itself into YouTube videos dedicated to Fortnite or the animated children’s series Peppa Pig, and even some videos that were pre-approved by the popular YouTube Kids app, to blast harmful messages.

A YouTube spokesperson said the company has seen no evidence of Momo suicide dares spliced into content for children, and these kinds of viral “challenges” are against the company’s terms of service.

“We’ve seen no recent evidence of videos promoting the Momo Challenge on YouTube. Videos encouraging harmful and dangerous challenges are against our policies,” a company spokesperson wrote on Twitter.

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[Yaj Yak]

 

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[Yaj Yak]

shut down TCG for the day, we've fucking peaked. mission fucking accomplished.