A 140-year-old video has been discovered on YouTube and has already been viewed by millions

YouTube users noticed a highly unusual video that appeared on the @shinywr channel in early January. The video stands out not for its content, but for its length: it's approximately 140 years long, far exceeding the platform's standard 12-hour upload limit.

The exact nature of this file remains a mystery. The video lacks image and sound, the title is reduced to a single question mark, and the description contains a short phrase that some commentators interpret as a coded message meaning "see you in hell." Theories online suggest it was a technical test accidentally leaked, or an ARG designed to attract attention.

The channel itself is also of interest. Its description states that it was created in 2023 and registered in North Korea, and its audience already exceeds 173,000 subscribers. Despite the complete lack of typical content, the mysterious video has garnered over 2.9 million views, approximately 33,500 comments, and over 200,000 likes, with minimal dislikes.

In addition to this video, two other strange videos were discovered on the channel. One is 294 hours long, while the other, formatted as "Shorts," stretches to nearly 150 hours, also exceeding YouTube's usual limits.