Viewers Sent Me Their Awful Family Secrets...
Luka Levi
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I asked YOU to send me your family's most dastardly secrets! Never again!
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20 Comments
@FiresprayClassSupremeMachine 2 months ago
I showed Luka's video to my girlfriend so now she doesnt love me anymore.
@ThatOneFrameInLoR 2 months ago
Half of these are gonna be "I kissed my cousin accidentaly, but I had fun", or smth like that
@BrittanyAlana-k2u 2 months ago
Hi, its me. Cleft lip guy, or incest baby. I am doing this on a randomized Gmail cause I'd rather not reveal my identity. I just wanted to clear some things up to hopefully prove that yes, as much as I hate it, I am a product of two biological siblings.
First, when I said it made so much more sense at the end of my paragraph, I meant if made so much more sense as to why my parents never married, because marrying your sibling is illegal in all 50 United States. (Also not sure if I was clear on this, the dad that sat me down to tell me WAS my actual incest dad, that's why they had Also sat down my sister, because my mom wanted her to know that her stepfather was actually my uncle.) Another reason why my mother had told my sister was because my mom really liked having an open household, and hated keeping secrets from anyone in the family.
And cleft lips are a common birth defect that a lot of children can have weather there parents are incestuous or not. I just personally know mine was from that cause I have several other birth defects that I'd rather not name as a result of my parents idiotic actions.
Do I belive anyone believes me? No, not really. But at the same time I'm 30 and sending Google forums to a man who I'm sure is much younger than me and does YouTube for a living so I don't think it matters.
First, when I said it made so much more sense at the end of my paragraph, I meant if made so much more sense as to why my parents never married, because marrying your sibling is illegal in all 50 United States. (Also not sure if I was clear on this, the dad that sat me down to tell me WAS my actual incest dad, that's why they had Also sat down my sister, because my mom wanted her to know that her stepfather was actually my uncle.) Another reason why my mother had told my sister was because my mom really liked having an open household, and hated keeping secrets from anyone in the family.
And cleft lips are a common birth defect that a lot of children can have weather there parents are incestuous or not. I just personally know mine was from that cause I have several other birth defects that I'd rather not name as a result of my parents idiotic actions.
Do I belive anyone believes me? No, not really. But at the same time I'm 30 and sending Google forums to a man who I'm sure is much younger than me and does YouTube for a living so I don't think it matters.
@PeterC17 2 months ago
People using ts as “this” is a top 3 pet peeve for me it’s always like 12 year olds doing it too
@catholok 2 months ago
ykw luka you should just do a therapy video, let everyone send their deepest trauma and you be their internet therapist
@TommyBobombas 2 months ago
10:49 "Pause. what if...they just want you to be successful?" I will reference this with friends.
@claratenzs 2 months ago (edited)
I didn’t see the post for submitting a story so I’ll say it here:
One of my great-uncles and my great-grandfather (his father) were both nazi supporters, and they were not even the side of the family who lived in Germany at the time (who were amazing people, got arrested for speaking against Hitler, one got sent to a concentration camp for helping his Jewish neighbors, one was a pastor who refused to hype Hitler in his church, got arrested for saying he was wrong for what he was doing to the Jews, got put on trial and then, since he was a farmer, got put in “house arrest” so he could continue farming. He had to feed and house the guards who were assigned to him which which means less food for his 13 children who were already basically starving.).
My great-grand parents lived in a German colony in Argentina. Good ol’ great-grandpa heard Hitler was doing amazing things and wanted to move back to Germany in the late 1930s, my great-grandma who was wise enough to see the handwriting on the wall and absolutely not, you can do whatever you want but me and the kids and going to the US. So they all came to California. He wasn’t a good husband, or father or grandfather and nobody ever talked about him except that 1. he existed, 2. this one story of how they came to the US, 3. he utterly hated children, and 4. he refused to buy my 8 year old grandmother glasses when she couldn’t see good enough to read in school. That’s the extent of my knowledge and I don’t care to know more.
My great-uncle stopped coming to family events when I was a little kid. He started coming back when I was around 17. The first couple years were normal. Then one Christmas me, my brother and two cousins were talking about ww2 the youngest cousin having to write a paper for school and the rest of us kinda talking and helping. Suddenly grand-uncle start ranting about none of it was true, no such things as death camps and gas campers and ovens, that Hitler was a scapegoat and not a bad person. All four of us were stunned silent, I still remember my brother and cousins faces and I’m sure I looked the same. All the adults, my grandmother (his sister) my parents, my cousins parents, other uncles and aunts surrounded him and my grandmother said in the strongest most serious voice I ever heard her speak in (normally she was not assertive at all) that he knew the rules about coming back and if he said one for word that none of us were ever speak to him or see him again. He said, and I quote “The kids should know the real truth”. His ex-wife, now girlfriend (it’s complicated) dragged his butt out and I never saw him again. After that is when they explained to us about him and great-grandfather. The worst thing is my grandfather suffered a LOT as a kid under Hitler so did his father (the pastor) and family, so for Grandma, it hit far too close to home about her husband, and all of us kids knew my grandfather’s story about his childhood.
Edit also just for fun, the youngest child (not the one in the story) of my great-grandmother was born in international waters on the boat on the way over. She had no doctor and was assisted by the over women on the ship. When he joined the army he found out he was a “citizen of nowhere” and was asked which country he wanted to claim. Since he had lived in the US all his life and was joining the US army he automatically became a US citizen. He laughed every time he told the story because he said he could technically become a citizen of almost any country he wanted and made jokes about which country he should have chosen ( it was different every time) lol
One of my great-uncles and my great-grandfather (his father) were both nazi supporters, and they were not even the side of the family who lived in Germany at the time (who were amazing people, got arrested for speaking against Hitler, one got sent to a concentration camp for helping his Jewish neighbors, one was a pastor who refused to hype Hitler in his church, got arrested for saying he was wrong for what he was doing to the Jews, got put on trial and then, since he was a farmer, got put in “house arrest” so he could continue farming. He had to feed and house the guards who were assigned to him which which means less food for his 13 children who were already basically starving.).
My great-grand parents lived in a German colony in Argentina. Good ol’ great-grandpa heard Hitler was doing amazing things and wanted to move back to Germany in the late 1930s, my great-grandma who was wise enough to see the handwriting on the wall and absolutely not, you can do whatever you want but me and the kids and going to the US. So they all came to California. He wasn’t a good husband, or father or grandfather and nobody ever talked about him except that 1. he existed, 2. this one story of how they came to the US, 3. he utterly hated children, and 4. he refused to buy my 8 year old grandmother glasses when she couldn’t see good enough to read in school. That’s the extent of my knowledge and I don’t care to know more.
My great-uncle stopped coming to family events when I was a little kid. He started coming back when I was around 17. The first couple years were normal. Then one Christmas me, my brother and two cousins were talking about ww2 the youngest cousin having to write a paper for school and the rest of us kinda talking and helping. Suddenly grand-uncle start ranting about none of it was true, no such things as death camps and gas campers and ovens, that Hitler was a scapegoat and not a bad person. All four of us were stunned silent, I still remember my brother and cousins faces and I’m sure I looked the same. All the adults, my grandmother (his sister) my parents, my cousins parents, other uncles and aunts surrounded him and my grandmother said in the strongest most serious voice I ever heard her speak in (normally she was not assertive at all) that he knew the rules about coming back and if he said one for word that none of us were ever speak to him or see him again. He said, and I quote “The kids should know the real truth”. His ex-wife, now girlfriend (it’s complicated) dragged his butt out and I never saw him again. After that is when they explained to us about him and great-grandfather. The worst thing is my grandfather suffered a LOT as a kid under Hitler so did his father (the pastor) and family, so for Grandma, it hit far too close to home about her husband, and all of us kids knew my grandfather’s story about his childhood.
Edit also just for fun, the youngest child (not the one in the story) of my great-grandmother was born in international waters on the boat on the way over. She had no doctor and was assisted by the over women on the ship. When he joined the army he found out he was a “citizen of nowhere” and was asked which country he wanted to claim. Since he had lived in the US all his life and was joining the US army he automatically became a US citizen. He laughed every time he told the story because he said he could technically become a citizen of almost any country he wanted and made jokes about which country he should have chosen ( it was different every time) lol
@Mediabroe405 2 months ago (edited)
1:22 "I swear its not gay" Son 😭🙏
EDIT: I actually can't believe mine made it here. Your reaction was pretty insightful.
EDIT: I actually can't believe mine made it here. Your reaction was pretty insightful.
@JoanaCosta-n7i 2 months ago
Ah yes finally early enough to let myself hope that Lukie pookie will see my message,it is of utmost importance that you,oil up I know you’ve heard it thousands of times but mine comes from a very different special place
@bunnoyguy 2 months ago
When are we gonna get a confession that starts with "I SWEAR Im gay but *insert the straighest thing ever*" like wheres the luka levi community diversity
Viewers Sent Me Their Awful Family Secrets...
Luka Levi
21,279 views
I asked YOU to send me your family's most dastardly secrets! Never again!
Still, let's laugh together.
Follow me on▸ Instagram: luka_levi
Follow me on▸ TikTok: luka_levi
Follow me on▸ https://x.com/TheLukaLevi
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