A sausage tree interrupts Chills' tour of haunted places
Six new countdowns include a ghost-video compilation featuring Ghost Theory, Mackie and Amanda, and an unexpectedly peculiar woodland discovery.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
27 Real Ghost Videos Caught on Camera
Video summary
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- 1:59A solo explorer hears a rotary phone ringing in a derelict facility and finds it disconnected.
- 6:24Mackie and Amanda visit El Campo Santo Cemetery and react to whispers and footsteps.
- 10:33Ghost Theory investigates a church where recordings capture sounds the team interprets as chanting and whispers.
- 20:53Dark Arts TV's Randonautica trip reaches hanging sausages accompanied by cryptic notes.
- 32:39A railroad-crossing test and a doll examination begin a sequence of apparent movement caught on camera.
- 42:48The final entry and bonus sequence begin, featuring Jake The Viking's investigation and a hotel doll livestream.
The tree gets a laugh. Among the abandoned houses and shadowy figures in Chills' "27 Real Ghost Videos Caught on Camera," Dark Arts TV follows Randonautica coordinates to hanging sausages and cryptic notes. One instruction invites a wish beneath the sausage tree. Even a paranormal countdown needs an occasional change of menu.
That compilation is the week's most-watched new upload, with about 84,000 views. Chills narrates footage from other investigators, including Ghost Theory's church visit and Mackie and Amanda's nighttime cemetery exploration. In another segment, an urban explorer hears a disconnected rotary phone ringing, then points out that it isn't plugged in.
The comments aren't all about apparitions. Several viewers raise a practical listening problem: background music makes the purported whispers and other sounds difficult to hear. Others offer ordinary explanations for the Disneyland footage and the apparent uphill-rolling car, keeping the channel's real-or-fake question alive rather than settled by the title.
Chills posted six countdowns altogether. The newest, "27 Ghost Videos Caught on CCTV Cameras," currently draws the most daily views, followed by "27 Scary Videos Caught on Camera You Should Not Watch Alone." Their settings bring the mysteries closer to everyday life: laundry rooms, hotel corridors and kitchens.
Across the catalog, the week added roughly 456,000 views while subscribers stayed unchanged. Daily viewing is modestly above Chills' usual level, a gentler lift than Andy Jiang's sharp upswing among nearby curiosity channels. For Chills, the fresh CCTV collection is now the most active part of that viewing.
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What viewers say
That sausage tree is hilarious 😂
@PkMkPresto487See it on YouTubeSo glad this is uploaded in day time cuz I can’t watch this once the sun goes down lol
@lillil-420See it on YouTubeLove your videos but can you turn your background music down more often during other videos , it’s hard to hear what sounds are being talked about because the background music
@Jamiejamm23See it on YouTube
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The audio of the original video being muted or overlayed with music is annoying when we're supposed to be hearing spooky voices or flute playing or whatever...
@RichieTheTotodileFanSee it on YouTubeDisneyland one it's probably a holographic projection I mean it is Disneyland after all
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- Channel
- Chills
- Subscribers
- 6,170,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 455,676
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- October 19, 2026
- Video views so far
- 83,857
- Views on its first day
- 39,646
The numbers
Here is how Chills' uploads and audience moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which company made the Kinect camera used in one of the compilation's investigations?
Kinect was Microsoft's motion-sensing camera system, originally released for Xbox 360.


