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This in-depth video dives into the mysteries of the internet, offering crucial Momo updates including a significant correction about its origins as an art piece by Link Factory, featured at Vanilla Gallery. We explore the surprising conclusion of the SexyGirlMax2019 ARG, revealing its creators are just 15 years old and how they bravely decided to end the interactive story. Get the full story behind the enigmatic Enryx site, as its creator, Paul Cubans (Foobins), a game developer, finally steps forward to explain its origins as a personal prank from 2011, created with obscure words and phrases in Thai, using Zalgo text, and designed to look like a forgotten Angel Fire site. Discover how the SexyGirlMax creators addressed the supposed link to Enryx, confirming it was a parallel experience, not an official expansion of the Enryx universe. Finally, the mastermind behind The Grifter internet urban legend is also revealed to be Paul Cubans! Learn the inspiration behind this chilling hoax, designed to troll 4chan's paranormal subforum, drawing parallels to the Polybius arcade game legend, and how it achieved its legendary status using obscure film screenshots and fake forum replies. This video offers explanations and insights directly from the creators of these fascinating internet phenomena. Join the discussion! ReignBot also celebrates 500,000 subscribers and hosts a Q&A on Creepypasta Amino – find out how to participate.