endofthisworld
Overview
Today's oddball begins not with a login, binary, or payload, but with a Reddit post!
https://www.reddit.com/r/strange/comments/1spt2qf/found_at_a_rest_stop/
Red text = endofthisworld.hotglue.me
TLDR;: This appears to be an art project.
Follow the White Rabbit
The first page is a Hotglue site at endofthisworld.hotglue.me. Visually, it is a collage of grainy faces, RPG UI textures, fantasy menu art, and big white all-caps navigation labels scattered off to the side.
The start page exposes a small site map:
/?dream/?photograph/?clipping/?who/?daily/?found
The Start Page
The flyer from Reddit matches one of the DREAM assets on the site:
Other direct image objects are just as deliberately weird: an old "Who are the Angels?" style clipping, a face under a "Who is Angela?" title, a red arrow image, small standing figures, and a flipped illustrated head.
The Free Book Detour
The angel clipping has small text which points to freebk.org, which is a free religious book site with a catalogue of downloadable PDFs and physical-book request options.
The page repeats a very specific apocalyptic/religious vocabulary: prophecy, angels, hidden treasure, moral midnight, world order, and "the perfect storm". It dovetails with the Hotglue site's angels/dreams/end-of-world vibe.
The freebk site has a request form asking for name, address, city, state, and zip, plus book selection checkboxes.
The donation button leaves freebk.org for PayPal and identifies the recipient as Inspiration Books East, Inc. (which lines up with E. G. White publications).
There is also a linked theperfectstormiscoming.org site, again branded around Inspiration Books East, with free PDFs, QR codes, mailers, and campaign pages.
The PDFs themselves open directly in-browser. For example, America in Prophecy is a 657-page PDF, and the back pages include order-form style material for other titles in the same catalogue.
Dream Log
Anyway, back to the endofthisworld site!
The dream page entries are long, anxious, violent, and surreal, with repeated images of duplicated bodies, art shows, hospitals, stalking, faceless people, etc.
There are three labeled entries visible in the source code:
DREAM ENTRY #1DREAM ENTRY #12DREAM ENTRY #46
Found And Clipping
The found page pivots from static collage into embedded YouTube videos.
The page source lists three embeds:
w3XMeoOirv4H01x82jQy3wOqutta557sI
One of them resolves to a YouTube upload titled clockwork christmas, posted by a channel named lv. The visible metadata in the screenshot showed a tiny channel, a tiny view count, and the word FOUND in the description.
Opening the other found videos keeps the same language. Who Mike? has FOUND in the metadata. LOVE also carries FOUND, while clockwork christmas opens on a degraded Christmas-card tape frame.
The clipping page follows the same pattern, but with four more YouTube embeds:
ImYftBjYfD0cRuCS7ldoHEMbyOQuYyOso58-tLdv_mO4
Those videos use the companion label LOST instead of FOUND. The thumbnails show: a reflective orb in CALM, staged indoor footage in SAVANNAH, a television screen in Channel 69 is acting funny again today, and warning-sign footage in HELLO THERE.
The YouTube Channel
The small YouTube channel at @crankyflower is also labeled lv.
The channel screenshots show seven videos, a handful of subscribers, and titles that keep the same feel as the Hotglue pages.
There is also an Instagram profile at cranky.flower using the same IV name, with the bio line "my name is IV and I like creating, so here it is."
Who Am I?
The who page has redacted portraits, staged images, and journal blocks dated March 2026. One entry describes a town full of faces but "no bodies"; another frames a stack of photos in an abandoned office as if the viewer has just found a haunted archive:
Photograph And Daily Affirmations
The photograph page is a gallery of source imagery: signs, storefronts, performance stills, altered photos, and a DREAM OF ME label.
The daily page changes the tone again. It places bright drawings around a long repeated affirmation: I WILL CREATE EVERY DAY (a great mantra, really).
Conclusions & Observations
What I found:
- A Reddit post pointing to
endofthisworld.hotglue.mecollage site - Internal pages for dreams, photographs, clippings, identity writing, daily affirmations, and found video
- Embedded YouTube videos split between
LOSTandFOUNDmetadata - A small YouTube channel and matching Instagram identity
- A
freebk.orgdetour with PDFs, physical-book request forms, QR codes, and a PayPal donation path
So, my take on this is that endofthisworld is an art expression using freebk/theperfectstorm content as associated lore material.
All in all:
