Hello,

I'm your host Simon Wamma's here,

in this case, Danny,

from uh, Danny mostly writes, almost exclusively writes for another channel that I do call

Brain Blaze, and he was like, Simon, I'd love to write something a little bit longer form. writes for

Dakota, Dakota in the Unknown and I'm like,

all right Danny, you do what you want,

man, I'll like, I love reading your words, so just, just do it and deliver it and I shall read it and

that's what we're going to do today the curse of the crying boy painting I'm vaguely

familiar with this isn't this some like stupid like urban legends? I think it's

based out of the UK where there's like a painting of a crying boy and then like

every house that this painting's in seems to burn down somehow and I think it's just like all a big coincidence.

I feel like maybe it talked about this in another video before which is what I know about this

or maybe it's just like read it in the newspaper when I was a kid or something.

It's, it's, honestly.

I think it's pretty silly out of the gate.

So let's just jump into it and see what we've got. Way back in the midst of time, a group of primitive London dwellers gathered by the

River Thames to finally rid the world of an ancient evil.

The source of the evil was lurking in a series of cursed paintings which were now being

ritually tossed onto a raging bonfire by scantily clad women in a bit to send the demons back to the boughs of hell from whence

they had spawned.

The women had to be scantily clad.

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