Is the Brown Note a Real Thing?
Episode 225 • Jul. 29, 2018
According to a decades-old urban legend, listening to a specific low-frequency tone will make you poop your pants. Challenge accepted.
According to a decades-old urban legend, listening to a specific low-frequency tone will make you poop your pants. Challenge accepted.
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