YouTube is a remembered piece of history. Back in 2006, not much was known, and all that you could view in the community were people uploading cat videos. But one particular user has caused enough controversy to be called upon. The channel, who had posted vast amounts of gore porn and blood fetish, was recently removed for playing with the Terms of Service. However, it can still be accessed.

One day, a person on YouTube posted their experience with the channel from a defunct blogging website.

"I worked for Youtube during 2006. I was a busy worker, and I recently uploaded videos here. What I didn't know, at the time, was that some of the YouTube moderators suspended a Youtube account. I informed them of it, but they did not want me to view the page myself.

I was wondering why I wasn't allowed to visit that page, rather than what it contained. But just then, one of the moderators handed me a piece of paper with scribbled writing on it. It was a link. He pleaded me not to ask them about the secret username ever again. The link was a Youtube user link. It said, "www.youtube.com/666."

I went home after work, and typed it on my computer. I found out that the account was, in fact, suspended, so there was no cause for concern.

However, when I refreshed the pages several times, things suddenly changed. All of the video tags turned into the letters "X666," and every single text box on screen said "666." At first, I thought someone was hacking my computer, I denied it and then refreshed it.

Just then, a channel popped up. It was 666's channel. I looked at some of the video content, most of them were questionable and insane. One video contained four babies twisting their head. Another video showed swirled graphics.

I decided to get off the video and select another one, but a blank pop up was displayed. I clicked the blank button, and it took me to another video by 666.

The video projected a women drowning in a pool of blood, whilst other petrifying things occurred simultaneously. I thought this was disgusting, so I decided to pause the video. It didn't allow me to do so, it wasn't responding. I decided then to close Internet Explorer, but it wouldn't budge. I also tried to go to another video, but it didn't work either. I thought there was no way out until I realized.

"The power button! Of course!" I decided to manually shut down my computer so that the virus wouldn't get through my computer again, but the button wouldn't work. Power buttons respond all the time! I knew that I was hacked.

All hope was lost. I couldn't get out of Explorer, and the video kept going on and on. There was nothing I could do to stop it. The girl in the video kept staring at me, looking at me, with random sounds and beatings playing.

Just then, the woman's hand popped out of the video, crashing my Internet Explorer.

After a few days, I was recently fired after that horrid experience with 666's channel. That's when I thought of this, "Could this have actually been made by the devil? Was it a joke to scare YouTubers?" I haven't gotten any sleep after watching those videos. I wonder who made them."

This blogspot was then defunct after 2 days when the blog was done. When anyone enters the blog, a message would pop up saying "Removed by Admin. Error Code: 666." The blogger has sent me his experience via email, asking me to post it on this particular website. He also left a note.

"NEVER VIEW NOR REFRESH USERNAME: 666. ONCE YOU HAVE FINISHED, IT WILL NEVER STOP. IT WON'T COME OUT."

I hope no one has ever tried this.