Here is a concise summary of the provided transcript:
**Title:** Reacting to the "13 Scariest Audios on the Internet"
**Content:**
* Host "Luba" reacts to a list of supposedly scary audio recordings:
1. First human voice recording (1860) - underwhelming
2. Anneliese Michel's exorcism audio - disturbing
3. Pokémon Lavender Town theme (alleged to have driven kids to suicide) - surprisingly not scary
4. UVB-76 Radio Station's mysterious signal - weird, not scary
5. "The Bloop" (mysterious ocean noise) - compared to a hungry stomach
6. Scary Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) - frightening
7. Sound of planets (NASA recording) - not scary, just noise
8. Last castrato's (Alessandro Moreschi) singing - beautiful, not scary
9. "Julia" (ocean floor noise) - mildly scary
10. Serial killer's answering machine message - disturbing (skipped for comfort)
11. Auditory hallucination simulation - frightening
12. 9/11 attack aid application (skipped out of respect)
13. SpongeBob theme 800% slower - horrifying (especially with added screams)
**Outcome:**
* Luba's reactions range from unimpressed to frightened, with some audios being more disturbing than scary.
* The video ends with an invitation for viewers to suggest more content and to engage with the channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, numbered and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
**Audio Selection and Context**
1. The audio selection is based on a website's "13 most scary audios you find on the internet".
2. The narrator, Luba, is presenting and reacting to these audios.
**Individual Audio Facts**
3. **Audio 1**: The first recording of the human voice was made in 1860.
4. **Audio 2**: The audio is related to the exorcism of Anneliese Michel, a true story behind the movie "The Exorcism Of Emily Rose".
5. **Audio 3**: A Pokémon game theme song for Lavender Town (1996) was allegedly linked to child suicides, though the Western release had a different soundtrack.
6. **Audio 4**: UVB-76 is a radio station that has broadcast an alarm signal since 1982, occasionally interrupted by a Russian voice.
7. **Audio 5**: "The Bloop" is a mysterious noise detected in 1997 by the oceanic administration, over 5,000 km below the surface.
8. **Audio 6**: The scariest registered FVP (Electronic Voice Phenomenon) is a type of electronically captured, unintentional noise or voice.
9. **Audio 7**: The sound of planets is an interpretation of electromagnetic waves transformed into sound by NASA.
10. **Audio 8**: "Ave Maria" by Alessandro Moreschi, the last castrato, was recorded after his castration surgery in 1865.
11. **Audio 9**: "Julia" is another sequence of ocean floor noises, similar to "The Bloop".
12. **Audio 10**: A serial killer left a threatening message on an answering machine for their victim.
13. **Audio 11**: An auditory hallucination recording represents the sound of multiple voices.
14. **Audio 12**: An emergency call related to the September 11 attacks was shared online.
15. **Audio 13**: The SpongeBob SquarePants theme song slowed down to 800% was shared as a scary audio.