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The video discussed by the host of Disturbed Reality centers around an infamous, graphic piece of media known as "Funkytown," associated with Mexican cartel violence. Despite extensive research, the origins and detailed backstory of the video remain unclear, though it is speculated to involve cartels like CJNG, Los Zetas, or Los Viagras. The video, first surfacing online in 2016, gained notoriety for its extreme and accessible gore, compelling the host to warn viewers against seeking it out due to its distressing nature.
The speaker encountered the video on Twitter, describing its content involving a bound victim in an industrial kitchen setting, subjected to horrific torture by cartel members with background music playing—a juxtaposition that intensified the horror. The victim, inflicted with severe mutilations, was kept conscious through an IV. The tormentors' sickening actions included attempting to slit the victim's throat while mockingly laughing, leading to prolonged agony reflected in the victim’s screams.
Further narration highlights the victim's desperate and instinctive movements despite his brutal state, and although the video ends before the victim's death, the narrator underscores the unimaginable suffering endured. There is much uncertainty and misinformation about the identities involved. The host reiterates the caution against viewing the video and encourages sharing credible information or topics for future discussions.
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In this part of the video, the host of Disturbed Reality discusses a particularly disturbing piece of media known as “Funkytown.” Despite extensive research, there is no definitive backstory or clear origin of the video, other than it being a Mexican cartel video, as indicated by the accents and general consensus in various forums and Reddit threads.
The possible cartels involved could be CJNG, Los Zetas, or Los Viagras, but there is no conclusive evidence pinpointing which one. The video first appeared online in 2016 and quickly gained notoriety, with many considering it one of the worst gore videos on the internet due to its accessibility and graphic nature.
The host warns viewers against seeking out the video due to its extreme content, citing personal experiences of being emotionally and physically affected by it, despite usually being desensitized to gore. The video was encountered by the host on Twitter in November 2019 while transitioning between jobs.
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In this part of the video, the speaker describes a gruesome video they encountered on Twitter. Despite knowing it was a “dodgy” video, curiosity led them to watch it. The video depicts extreme brutality inflicted by cartel members on a bound victim in what appears to be an industrial kitchen, with background music playing. The victim had already suffered severe injuries, including having his hands cut off, face flayed, and eyes gouged out. He was hooked to an IV to remain conscious. Throughout the video, the tormentors attempted to slit the victim’s throat with a sickle and a box cutter while laughing and taunting him. The victim’s agony was prolonged by the drugs, resulting in blood-curdling screams and gurgles as he was further mutilated. This disturbing content is emphasized by casual background music, adding to the horror of the scene.
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In this segment, the narrator discusses a disturbing video where a victim, despite severe injuries including the loss of his face, eyes, and hands, instinctively tries to touch his face. The video ends before the victim is killed, and the narrator emphasizes the unimaginable torment the victim endured, recalling this from memory and indicating the video is among the worst they have seen online. There is uncertainty about the victim’s identity, affiliations, and the responsible cartel. The narrator mentions false information found online about the victim. They highlight the request-driven nature of making this video despite limited backstory and advise strongly against searching for or watching the video. The segment concludes with a call for viewers to share any legitimate information or topics for future coverage.