FLY reversed and denoised (Don't Hug Me .I'm Scared)
3,561Original Video: https://youtu.be/OrtrzIWfGYw
Don't hug me I'm scared released a new video teasing new content, and I noticed there was some reversed speech in it and figured I'd reverse it for everyone who was curious. At first I planned on just making a comment, but because I couldn't fully make out all the words I figured a video would be better.
There's not anything hidden in it, probably just random audio clips. I amplified the audio at some quiet parts, which is why the audio levels jump so much. The original thumbnail turned out to be the default thumbnail for the video, lol.
Will take this down if the copyright holders are against me uploading this. Make sure to subscribe to their youtube channel so you can watch the new series when it comes out.
00:00 Nothing
00:08 No idea what's being said
00:11 Nothing again
00:28 Sounds like "I'm sorry" or "It's alright", but probably just a coincidence
00:33 "[distorted] did [??] get online before that?"
00:35 Nothing again
Too distorted to actually make anything out though, and definitely no hidden messages.
22/07/27
Going to hide this in the description so I can keep using people's assumptions for views, but since more and more people are commenting "We've gotta hide the body" I feel like I should explain this.
The words are a "green needle / brainstorm" effect, your brain is trying to put words there. What's more likely is that it's supposed to be a "Tuning radio/tv effect" where multiple sound bytes from *different* clips are played in rapid succession with some variable pitch, but im reverse (normally it's not reversed. It's also possible the pitching just makes it sound reversed).
When listening to hard to understand audio, what's important to listen to is their intonation and how the different words are accented. The way the voice goes down-up-down when saying the syllables of "the bo-dy" doesn't make sense when speaking normally (but then again, when does dhmis speak normally), so it's very unlikely it's meant to actually be that.
The only exception is if they specifically said it weird to be hard to hear, or if they cut the syllables out from random videos to make a sentence, but in that case it's still too distorted to hear properly.