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It's just a video. I don't think he sees me.
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Needles.mp3 is one of the well-known “death files” created in the form of audio recordings. Rumor has it that people who listened to this audio file vomited blood and lost consciousness, but in the worst cases, committed suicide. It does not adhere to the Constants of Special Files (CSF).
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This audio recording sounds like ordinary static. The file is extremely distorted; there are several snippets that vaguely resemble a human voice, but most of the sounds are like growling or crackling. After listening to it, people vomited blood and lost consciousness. One guy committed suicide. His face was contorted, his jaw was broken, the phalanges of his hand were worn down, and his apartment was covered in thick blood—the desk with the computer was particularly badly damaged. At the time, the computer was turned on, and on the monitor was
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The file exists, but it's not entirely clear which one is the original.
All files named “Needles.mp3” are safe, but please be aware that they may cause side effects.
Listen at your own risk!
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Next is a list of the tested files, along with a documentation of their effects.
Safe. Caused no symptoms; the file sounds like a distorted blizzard. The audio is noticeably shorter than the others.
Practically safe. I felt a slight pain in my temples after listening to it—or maybe there’s something wrong with me.
Not recommended. I felt a little queasy. The most unpleasant of those listed below.
I felt queasy due to interference. More likely, it’s just a problem on my end. Otherwise, everything is fine; the file is safe.
In conclusion, the files are safe, but may cause