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Today's face paint challenge follows the current Scary Clown trend! Vote who you think is the scariest clown! Be sure to Subscribe, it's FREE! https://www.youtube.com/user/kittiesm... Our kids also talk about the recent clown hysteria that has gripped the nation this fall season. Our kids believe it to be a hoax and want people to be nice to clowns and not beat them up. "The Great Clown Scare of 2016 started in the dog days of August, when a young man began wandering the streets of Green Bay, Wis., in gruesome black-and-white clown makeup, carrying black balloons. (It was later revealed that he was doing guerrilla marketing for a horror short.) A few weeks later, children in a Greenville, S.C., apartment complex told the police about clowns flashing green laser lights in nearby woods and trying to lure them with cash. The complex issued a warning to residents, but the police found nothing — not one frizzy strand of clown-wig hair. Nevertheless, reports of sinister clowns have spread to at least 20 states, and abroad, causing school closings and several arrests. Notably, no American children have been physically harmed, though last week a man in a clown mask in Sweden stabbed a teenager in the shoulder. Law-abiding clowns are predictably upset, and have organized at least one “Clown Lives Matter” protest in response. Creepy clown sightings aren’t new. They date from at least May 1981, when the cryptozoologist Loren Coleman coined the term “phantom clowns” to describe them. At the time, children in Brookline, Mass., were reporting clowns in vans who beckoned them with promises of candy. The police issued an all-points bulletin, established checkpoints and conducted searches, but no clowns were captured. Still, the reports spread to at least six cities in the span of a month. Waves of sightings recurred in 1985 and in 1991 (in the latter reports the figures were often described as looking like Homey D. Clown from the TV series “In Living Color”). In each case, the stories were primarily spread by children and caused mild to moderate hysteria, but no clown predators were ever found. " Source: NY Times OUR PLAYLISTS: KittiesMama Weekly Family Vlogs    • KittiesMama Family Videos   Monster High Makeup Looks:    • Monster High Cosplay or Halloween Costume ...   Toy & Product Reviews:    • Toy and Product Reviews, Monster High Dolls   Emma's Beauty/Makeup tutorials    • Emma's Beauty/Makeup tutorials (KittiesMama)   Mini-Celebrities Series    • Видео   KittiesMama Skits and Shorts    • KittiesMama Skits and Shorts   MUSIC USED IN VIDEO: KittiesMama Theme Song: Learn to Fly; Artist: Josh Woodward JoshWoodward.com OTHER MUSIC: Royalty Free Music by videoblocks.com incompetech.com ibaudio.com bensound.com ourmusicbox.com