The text provided appears to be a script for a "Spooky Scary Sunday" video series, likely a horror-themed content platform. The host, Corey Kenshin, welcomes viewers to the 2021 Halloween edition and provides safety instructions for trick-or-treating. The series features a variety of horror videos submitted by viewers, each introduced and discussed by the host.
The host provides instructions for viewers on how to participate in the series. They are encouraged to send in scary videos via Twitter using the hashtag #SpookyScarySunday. If a video gets picked, the viewer who sent it gets a shout-out on the show.
The content of the videos varies, ranging from funny scares to horror stories. Some of the videos are true horror stories, while others are animations or other types of horror content. The host and viewers watch the videos and discuss them, often reacting with screams, laughter, and other reactions.
The host also sells merchandise, encouraging viewers to buy Kenshin merchandise. They mention a 10-million-collection event and encourage viewers to buy merchandise before it's gone.
The host also makes references to other series and content, such as the "Mandela Catalog" and the "Shogun". They appear to be part of a larger community of horror content creators.
Overall, the series appears to be a fun, interactive way for horror fans to share and discuss horror content.
1. The text is a script of a spooky scary sunday event, which is a show where viewers watch horror videos together.
2. The show is hosted by Kenshin and his subsidiary local 78.
3. The event is a Halloween edition, and it encourages viewers to enjoy the scary videos and stay safe.
4. The show provides safety instructions to avoid trouble, such as trick or treating in groups, not staying out too late, and checking all candy before eating.
5. The show also encourages viewers to stay indoors to ensure their health.
6. The show features a variety of horror videos, some of which are uploaded by viewers.
7. The show invites viewers to participate by sending in their own horror videos.
8. The videos range from true horror stories to funny and unexpected scares.
9. The show also includes segments where the host interacts with viewers, such as answering questions and participating in the viewing experience.
10. The show ends with a thank you to the viewers for their support and participation.