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What the hell is going on here? Does anyone know what's going on? The video isn't mine. I found it on Facebook.
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What the hell is going on here? Does anyone know what’s going on? The video isn’t mine. I found it on Facebook.

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What the hell is going on here? Does anyone know what’s going on? The video isn’t mine. I found it on Facebook.

30 Comments

  1. Zwilt

    Pixels dying, probably due to some damage that is able to spread. Somewhat similar to singular dead pixels but this is a massacre

  3. Vipitis

    physical damage to the panel. Maybe losing liquid.

  5. AdRoz78

    spilled display liquid that’s spreading really slow? that’s my best bet.

  10. ngtsss

    Apparently for some reason the air has broken the seal and had gotten into the liquid crystal which is between the front and back lcd substrate, obstructing the function of the lcd wherever it takes place of the liquid crystal

  11. Low-Sea3586

    island after island until we are all devoured in the jaws of INNESCAPEABLE DEATH

  15. Appropriate_Boss1954

    The BLOB! Has gone digital!!😱

  16. SchemingVegetable

    My guess is a layer of the LCD panel is separating from the rest. Could be the result of a strong impact or some liquind infiltrating the monitor.

  20. JanuszBiznesu96

    The display delaminated, something (most likely air) is in-between the sandwiched layers of the panel

  21. Wicked_Wolf17

    The panel has suffered physical damage and liquid crystals are leaking out

  26. Smith6612

    The screen probably took a hit, and the pixels are losing the liquid that reacts to produce the color. It’s a fairly common form of damage on older monitors, which were less susceptible to the entire panel cracking.

  27. Stravis86

    The blob must consume. All will be part of the blob

  29. dbltax

    H̷̬̭̭̥̒͗͌̏̈́́̊̑́͠e̶̲̖̹̬̘̰͓̲̖͉̿͂̋͊͆̌̐̈̎͜ ̷̡̨̨̨̩̼̝̙̱͇̲̠̜͈͈͉͚͑͛̅̅͑͊̑̓͂̽̽̾̿̍̓̕͝c̷̨͚̩̯͇̰̫̘̫̲̬͔̒͌̾̌̈̐̀̓̕͠o̶̩̔̂̽̓͗̌̃̓̆̕m̶̳̹̲̭̩͚̌̃̒̐̆̀̊̍́e̷̜͙͔̰̠̝̺͈͗̈́́͗̏̀͂͘͝s̷͂̇͆͛̅ͅ.̸͙͖͒̌͑̏̅͘

  30. turbojeebus

    Wait til you guys find out what the L in LCD stand for

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