History WebVideo / SomeOrdinaryGamers

* NiceHat: Most of his earlier videos has him wearing a backwards baseball cap on webcam, though he switches it out for other hats and sometimes going hatless.

* PrisonRape: At the beginning of most "Deep Web Exploration" episode, a disclaimer warns the viewer to refrain from committing crime on the deep web unless they want to become Bubba's new cell mate.

->''"Hey guys and gals, welcome back to another episode of Haunted Gaming."''

A web series hosted by a man by the name of Mutahar Anas[[note]]Yes, that's his real name[[/note]]. The show mostly centers around VideoGame related {{Creepypasta}}s, but also talks about [[WhatCouldHaveBeen cancelled games]]. Usually, Mutahar will first do a summary of the creepypasta in subject (he'll do it word-for-word if its short enough, or if the experience requires it, such as a Fan Fic). Then he'll give his opinion on it and [[{{Defictionalization}} if it can exist]]. While he originally read a lot of creepypastas primarily from the Creepypasta Wiki, he started to read almost exclusively from his [[http://someordinarygamers.wikia.com/wiki/SomeOrdinaryGamers_Wiki own]] recently, with the occasional trollpasta. In addition, he had been exploring the deep web.

His YouTube channel can be found [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtMVHI3AJD4Qk4hcbZnI9ZQ here]], and an entire archive of his videos can also be [[http://someordinarygamers.wikia.com/wiki/SomeOrdinaryGamers_Archives found here]].

A web series hosted by a man by the name of Mutahar Anas[[note]]Yes, that's his real name[[/note]]. The show mostly centers around VideoGame related {{Creepypasta}}s, but also talks about [[WhatCouldHaveBeen cancelled games]]. Usually, Mutahar will first do a summary of the creepypasta in subject (he'll do it word-for-word if its short enough, or if the experience requires it, such as a Fan Fic). Then he'll give his opinion on it and [[{{Defictionalization}} if it can exist]]. While he originally read a lot of creepypastas primarily from the Creepypasta Wiki, he started to read almost exclusively from his [[http://someordinarygamers.wikia.com/wiki/SomeOrdinaryGamers_Wiki own]] recently, with the occasional trollpasta.

* [[OhCrapThereAreFanficsOfUs Oh Crap! There Are Creepypastas Of Us...]]: His Reading of hauntedgaming.exe, but this is mostly subverted.

* RunningGag: There are pictures that slide in the top left of the videos sometimes. Some common ones that count as running gags are "seems legit", and "i ♥ {{cliche}}s"(this gag has died out only reappearing in an occasional episode.) Another recurring joke is "Bootman Bill", from a Call of Duty shitpasta.

* BittersweetEnding: If not a DownerEnding, some creepypastas lead into this.
* CaptainObvious: From Zelda II: The Lost Level:

* CatchPhrase: "Hello guys and gals and welcome to another episode of x" is how he tends to start his videos off.
** And, at the end, "This is me, Mutahar, and I am out."
* ChristmasEpisode: Plays the Christmas-themed pseudo-sequel to MegamanSpiteGame.

* FateWorseThanDeath: Whatever truly happened to the characters and players of Sonic.exe, it isn't implied to be a good one.
** BRVR in "Pokemon Dead Channel". He becomes an AxCrazy SerialKiller who had gone made due to the player having not played the game in years. He can't die, and was driven to murder the other characters in the game itself in grisly fashions.

* GenreSavvy: In "The Legend of Zelda: The Dark Rites", the protagonist turns off the game at a certain point when he realizes that FailureIsTheOnlyOption. Mutahar praises this direction.

* MindScrew: This happens to Mutahar when he finds out about [[http://www.aboutmcdonalds.com/mcd/careers/hamburger_university.html Hamburger University]] in Nostalgic Web surfing episode 2.

* NoNameGiven: Played straight AND inverted in the creepypastas themselves, depending on the story.

** "Hyperrealistic"

* RuleOfScary

* ShoutOut: In "LOST TROLLSODES - Sonic X: Jungle Trap Revenge", Mutahar delivers this line, with the same inflection as Tommy Wiseau's "I did not hit her!" rant from ''[[Film/TheRoom The Room]]:''

* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: In spades, sometimes leading into VideoGameCrueltyPunishment, more often than not [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou going beyond the fourth wall]].

->''"Hey guys and gals, welcome back to another episode of Haunted Gaming!"''

A web series hosted by a man by the name of Mutahar Anas[[note]]Yes, that's his real name[[/note]]. The show mostly centers around VideoGame related {{creepypasta}}s, but also talks about cancelled games. Usually, Mutahar will first do a summary of the creepypasta in subject (he'll do it word-for-word if its short enough, or if the experience requires it, such as a Fan Fic). Then he'll give his opinion on it and [[{{Defictionalization}} if it can exist]]. While he originally read a lot of creepypastas primarily from the Creepypasta Wiki, he started to read almost exclusively from his [[http://someordinarygamers.wikia.com/wiki/SomeOrdinaryGamers_Wiki own]] recently, with the occasional trollpasta.

* [[ChainLetter Chain Game]]: The episode "Slap Happy" contains this in the creepypasta.

** VideoGame/{{Destiny}}

** "Hyperrealistic" in Creepypastas. One can actually chart the evolution of his rage. In the earliest videos, it's not that hated. Over time, he gets more and more angry about it, because it keeps appearing and keeps being shit. Nowadays, expect a pause and an annoyed sigh if he has to say the word, and a rant about it when he's done.

* BerserkButton: Mutahar has many.
** Facebook games and invites

** DarksydePhil
** Undercooked Chicken
** "Hyperrealistic" in creepypastas. One can actually chart the evolution of his rage. In the earliest videos, it's not that hated. Over time, he gets more and more angry about it, because it keeps appearing and keeps being shit. Nowadays, expect a pause and an annoyed sigh if he has to say the word, and a rant about it when he's done.

* PrisonRape: At the beginning of most Deep Web Exploration episode, a disclaimer warns the viewer to refrain from committing crime on the deep web unless they want to become Bubba's new cell mate.

* RunningGag: There are pictures that slide in the top left of the videos sometimes. Some common ones that count as running gags are "seems legit", and "i ♥ {{cliche}}s". Another recurring joke is "Bootman Bill", from a Call of Duty shitpasta.

* PrisonRape: At the beginning of most Deep Web Exploration episode a disclaimer warns the viewer to refrain from committing crime on the deep web unless they want to become Bubba's new cell mate.

* RunningGag: There are pictures that slide in the top left of the videos sometimes. Some common ones that count as running gags are "seems legit", and "i ♥ {{cliche}}s".

* SirSwearsALot: Mutahar loves dropping f-bombs during his let's plays and rants.

A web series hosted by a man by the name of Mutahar. The show mostly centers around VideoGame related {{creepypasta}}s, but also talks about cancelled games. Usually, Mutahar will first do a summary of the creepypasta in subject (he'll do it word-for-word if its short enough, or if the experience requires it, such as a Fan Fic). Then he'll give his opinion on it and [[{{Defictionalization}} if it can exist]]. While he originally read a lot of creepypastas primarily from the Creepypasta Wiki, he started to read almost exclusively from his [[http://someordinarygamers.wikia.com/wiki/SomeOrdinaryGamers_Wiki own]] recently, with the occasional trollpasta.

--> ''Zahid:'' Daniel, you're burning the beds, man, the beds! The beds!

--> ''Zahid:'' Oh Daniel! [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cz0rqNtgNds The saddest song in the world]] is playing right now and I have an arrow in my knee!

-->However, the inclusion of an Indian burial ground really had really intrigued me. And I searched up "Green tree cemetery" to see if something existed. I searched it up and [[RealLifeWritesThePlot it actually exists]] in Montgomery, PA in the United States. [[note]]Of course, people who ''don't'' live in the United States may think Pennsylvania is a country instead of a state (Mutahar himself is Canadian), perhaps making this a [[JustifiedTrope justified]] example.[[/note]]

-->When she boarded a train, the train announcer said "Next stop: Grieving Park". For some reason, "Grieving Park" happens to be a sad park.

-->It's fucking Zelda, now; we got two different fucking timelines, alright, so pick your fucking poison: do you want to take the [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker Wind Waker]] route, or do you want the fucking [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Majora's Mask]] crap?

-->It reminds me of another creepypasta called [[http://warriorkloneomon.deviantart.com/art/Pokemon-Dead-Channel-185310792 Pokemon Dead Channel]]. Which I'll be doing soon.

** Zahid gives a heart-wrenching performance in episode 4 of Minecraft Mondays when danmick101 spills lava in the bedroom
--> Daniel your burning the beds, man, the beds! The Beds!
** His performance in the next scene is even more over the top
--> Oh Daniel! [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cz0rqNtgNds The saddest song in the world]] is playing right now and I have an arrow in my knee!

** A creepypasta starting out with "I used to love (game name) [[NostalgiaLevel as a kid!]]" or similar.

-->Oh dude! That's the Giygas music from Videogame/EarthBound 2! Man, I've got a keen ear there!

** The supposed [[GameMod ROM hack]] of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokemon Fire Red'' from the deep web (actually an .exe file). It has no {{Random Encounter}}s, no [[NonPlayerCharacter Non-Player Characters]], and (until the end) no music. Unlike other creepypasta games, it has no backstory and very little buildup before the player stumbles into the graveyard of dead girls. While the game itself is considered sloppily made even for a creepypasta game, it's lack of backstory leaves viewers wondering what it could possibly be used for. The kanji in the graveyard, which reads "victims", implies that the "game" is in some way related to a child murderer.

** The supposed [[GameMod ROM hack]] of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokemon Fire Red'' from the deep web (actually an .exe file). It has no {{Random Encounter}}s, no {{Non-Player Character}}s, and (until the end) no music. Unlike other creepypasta games, it has no backstory and very little buildup before the player stumbles into the graveyard of dead girls. While the game itself is considered sloppily made even for a creepypasta game, it's lack of backstory leaves viewers wondering what it could possibly be used for. The kanji in the graveyard, which reads "victims", implies that the "game" is in some way related to a child murderer.

** The supposed [[GameMod ROM hack]] of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokemon Fire Red'' from the deep web (actually an .exe file). It has no {{Random Encounter}}s, no NPCs, and (until the end) no music. Unlike other creepypasta games, it has no backstory and very little buildup before the player stumbles into the graveyard of dead girls. While the game itself is considered sloppily made even for a creepypasta game, it's lack of backstory leaves viewers wondering what it could possibly be used for. The kanji in the graveyard, which reads "victims", implies that the "game" is in some way related to a child murderer.

** The supposed [[GameMod ROM hack]] of ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue Pokemon Fire Red'' from the deep web (actually an .exe file). It has no wild encounters, no NPCs, and (until the end) no music. Unlike other creepypasta games, it has no backstory and very little buildup before the player stumbles into the graveyard of dead girls. While the game itself is considered sloppily made even for a creepypasta game, it's lack of backstory leaves viewers wondering what it could possibly be used for. The kanji in the graveyard, which reads "victims", implies that the "game" is in some way related to a child murderer.

* NothingIsScarier: The videos showcased in the "Deep Web Exploration" series. Many of them lack sound, and almost none of them have any solid explanation to them; considering what goes on in the [[WretchedHive deep web]], this leaves Mutahar to expect the worst.

* {{Troll}}: Various guides in the "Deep Web Exploration" series give advice on how to troll people in various public spaces.

* {{Troll}}: One article in "Deep Web Exploration 13" gives advice on how to troll people in a movie theater.