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MSA, formerly known as "My Story Animated," is a dynamic YouTube channel that brings real-life stories to life through engaging and visually captivating animations. Specializing in personal drama, emotional journeys, and life-changing experiences, MSA transforms viewers' submissions into powerful animated narratives that resonate deeply with its audience. Each video tackles a wide range of topics, including relationship struggles, overcoming adversity, and self-discovery, making it a platform where real-life events are depicted with creativity and authenticity.
The channel's content is crafted to be relatable and inspirational, offering viewers a blend of entertainment and life lessons. Through animated storytelling, MSA explores complex social dynamics, personal growth, and the challenges of everyday life, providing viewers with stories that are not only entertaining but also thought-provoking and emotionally engaging.
**Disclaimer:** The stories presented on this channel are based on personal submissions and are animated for entertainment purposes. While the narratives are inspired by real events, the characters and specific details may be fictionalized to protect the privacy of the individuals involved. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The opinions and experiences expressed in the videos are those of the individuals submitting the stories and do not necessarily reflect the views of MSA. Viewer discretion is advised.
MSA, formerly known as "My Story Animated," is a dynamic YouTube channel that brings real-life stories to life through engaging and visually captivating animations. Specializing in personal drama, emotional journeys, and life-changing experiences, MSA transforms viewers' submissions into powerful animated narratives that resonate deeply with its audience. Each video tackles a wide range of topics, including relationship struggles, overcoming adversity, and self-discovery, making it a platform where real-life events are depicted with creativity and authenticity.
The channel's content is crafted to be relatable and inspirational, offering viewers a blend of entertainment and life lessons. Through animated storytelling, MSA explores complex social dynamics, personal growth, and the challenges of everyday life, providing viewers with stories that are not only entertaining but also thought-provoking and emotionally engaging.
**Disclaimer:** The stories presented on this channel are based on personal submissions and are animated for entertainment purposes. While the narratives are inspired by real events, the characters and specific details may be fictionalized to protect the privacy of the individuals involved. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The opinions and experiences expressed in the videos are those of the individuals submitting the stories and do not necessarily reflect the views of MSA. Viewer discretion is advised.
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00:00Hi, y'all.
00:00My name is Gabby Lee.
00:01I live in Philadelphia, and I wouldn't be what most people
00:04would call cool.
00:05I'm a straight-A student, a plus if I can get them.
00:08I play in a band, the clarinet in my school's band, that is,
00:10the only time I go to any sports games.
00:12And I don't go to parties.
00:14But my one great dream is to be a world-class chemist.
00:17I couldn't be happier.
00:18But would you believe for one night, it all changed?
00:21I rebelled against my father, almost got my friends kidnapped,
00:24and had a run-in with the police.
00:26It was probably the best night of my life.
00:27It all started with Millie Cancun, my one vice,
00:31the biggest pop star sensation in the world.
00:34Sure, some other singers might sing about their relationship
00:37traumas or death or whatever moody stuff.
00:40But Millie was all about living young, wild, and free.
00:43My polar opposite.
00:45I'm not alone in my Millie mania.
00:47Lots of girls my age are, including my three besties,
00:49Sue, Evelyn, and Jamie.
00:51Wouldn't you know it, Millie was going on tour
00:53and having shows in New York.
00:55Typical.
00:56All the cool stuff happens there.
00:57Between the four of us and our various extracurricular activities,
01:01the only night all four of us could possibly go
01:03was Sunday night, to which my dad said,
01:05No, it's a school night.
01:07Plus, her music seems a little inappropriate for your age, does it not?
01:11What does he know?
01:12I can't get too mad at my dad, though.
01:14It's just me and him.
01:15Mom isn't in the picture anymore.
01:17I should have told him how much it would mean to me.
01:19But I backed down.
01:21My friend's luck was no different,
01:23though their parents were a little less strict.
01:25My parents said I could go, but they don't want to drive me there.
01:28Same.
01:29We could take the bus.
01:30That would take, like, three hours, and plus be sketchy as heck.
01:34Something stirred in me.
01:35I don't know what came over me.
01:36We could take my dad's car.
01:38Word?
01:38He'd drive us there?
01:39I thought you said you couldn't go.
01:41Well, what if he never finds out?
01:43I could drive us there.
01:44I've got my learner's permit.
01:45Are you for real?
01:46Was I for real?
01:48Already the gears in my head were turning as it spurred up this plan.
01:51I'd take his car, drive to the concert, buy our tickets, have the best night of our lives,
01:55drive home, and my dad would be none the wiser.
01:58In his eyes, I would still be the good rule-following daughter he asked for.
02:01Yeah, we can all meet at my house, and I can go from there.
02:04Whoa, when did you get so cool all of a sudden?
02:07Yeah, I was cool.
02:09This was my chance.
02:10My plan was foolproof.
02:12I started laying the groundwork, making a subtle suggestion to my dad.
02:16I think we should have spaghetti night on Sunday.
02:18Okay.
02:18The seed had been planted, and on Sunday, fruit had come to bear.
02:22For you see, dear viewer, pasta will always knock my dad out.
02:26When he was done, he was fast asleep in his recliner.
02:29I finished the job by laying down a weighted blanket on top of him.
02:32Good thing, too, because he definitely would have been woken up by the sound of Jamie banging
02:37on the door.
02:38Yo, Gabby, you in there?
02:39Shh, I'm sneaking out, remember?
02:41I'll be right there.
02:43Shh, I just gotta grab the-
02:45But the keys to dad's car weren't there.
02:47I checked in his room.
02:48Not there.
02:49A tense realization hit me.
02:50They were still in his pocket, as discreetly and non-suspiciously as possible.
02:56I reached into his pocket to pull them out, lest he wake up and was wondering what
02:59I was doing, after much careful fidgeting, I got them.
03:03I wanted to get out of there, but I had one more thing I needed to do.
03:06The final piece de resistance.
03:08In my room, I set up a fake version of me made from pillows and sat her by my desk.
03:13Should my dad check on me, he would believe to see his dutiful daughter studying for her
03:18math test, not realizing I had already studied in between band practice.
03:21Evil genius.
03:23Mwahahahaha!
03:24I snuck out, we got in the car, and we were off.
03:28I wasn't exactly a car expert.
03:30Better me to do it than any of my friends.
03:32Didn't want to scratch out my dad's car.
03:34If you were to ask me at that moment, I'd have said it had gone perfectly.
03:37We were driving down the road, pre-gaming our jam session, singing along to Millie Cancun.
03:42But then, we started slowing down.
03:44The car started making funny noises.
03:46And then, what happened?
03:48We stopped.
03:48I can see that, but why?
03:50We had broken down in the middle of the road.
03:53Luckily, we were in the middle of nowhere, so it's not like we were causing a traffic
03:56jam or anything.
03:57On the other hand, we were in the middle of nowhere.
04:00We couldn't exactly walk there, and we couldn't get a tow truck.
04:03Time and money were limited.
04:05We only brought money to buy tickets, and phone service was limited.
04:08Some people passed by, but no one would stop.
04:11Please, help us.
04:12You're standing in the middle of the road.
04:14Yeah, that's why we need your help.
04:16Finally, one guy stopped.
04:17Now, I'm not an expert on cars, but he didn't seem to look at the engine for very long before
04:22going.
04:23Yep, it's broken beyond repair.
04:25Wow, are you sure?
04:27Trust me, you young girls are lucky the car hasn't exploded.
04:30Say, why don't I give you girls a lift?
04:33I'm heading to Manhattan right now.
04:34It wouldn't be no trouble.
04:35Oh, wow, thanks.
04:37Um, girls, can we huddle for a second?
04:39We whispered amongst ourselves.
04:40This guy seems kind of suspicious.
04:43Well, what choice do we have?
04:44We can't exactly stay here, can we?
04:47Everyone was in reluctant agreement.
04:52We got into his car and headed for the city.
04:54How was I going to get my dad's car home now?
04:56Speaking of my dad, I wasn't there for this next part of the story, and he might tell it
05:01differently.
05:01He managed to break free from his pasta nap and was able to pull away from the comfort
05:05vacuum of the weighted blanket.
05:07He went up to check on me, just as I thought, and probably said something like,
05:10Gosh, Gabby, I'm sorry I didn't let you go to a concert and allow you to be your own
05:14woman.
05:14I promise I'll make it up to you.
05:16What I didn't account for was him to see his daughter's head fall off.
05:20He went into my room and found I was not there, realizing what had happened in a way only
05:25a paranoid dad could.
05:27He scrambled around the house looking for his keys.
05:29Only when he tried checking the car did he figure out the extent of my betrayal.
05:33He asked our neighbor to drive out to the concert.
05:36He must have gotten there before we did because amongst the crowded lines outside of the concert
05:40halls, I wasn't there.
05:42Me and my friends had arrived in downtown Manhattan, making decent time.
05:46While we were happy to avoid the rain that was picking up, the ride was an awkward affair,
05:50as we attempted to avoid conversation with Echo, as he called himself.
05:54What sort of trouble are you young girls up to tonight?
05:57We're going to a concert.
05:58Oh, a music concert.
06:00What concert?
06:01Yeah, Millie Cancun.
06:02Aw, nice.
06:03I love her song, Ice Cream Summer.
06:05That wasn't a Millie Cancun song.
06:07That was a ZZ Marina song.
06:09Hey, you know what?
06:10I know a shortcut up here that'll get us away from all the traffic.
06:13Wouldn't want you to be late.
06:15Um, no thanks.
06:16That's fine.
06:17You can just follow the GPS.
06:18Riva.
06:19What does she know?
06:20Trust me.
06:21Where could he be taking us?
06:23Back to his apartment?
06:24Where he was going to murder us?
06:25Or worse, maybe he was going to call my dad.
06:28Please, just keep driving north.
06:30We're almost there.
06:31Relax, it'll be fine.
06:33In my panicked state of mind, I grabbed the wheel from him.
06:36Whoa, go Gabby.
06:37What the heck?
06:38We fought for it before he knocked us into a pole.
06:41I swear, it was only a light touch, but it triggered Echo's airbags nonetheless, trapping him.
06:45Go!
06:45We hopped out and ran.
06:47We were grateful at first, but it didn't take long before we were missing the roof of that car.
06:51We didn't know where we were.
06:53Our phones were collectively dying, leaving our directional skills inhibited.
06:56The rain was making us wet and frustrated.
06:59By the time we found the concert hall, the ticket booths had just closed.
07:03Had we been a minute earlier, we could have made it.
07:06Hovering around were some shady-looking scalpers, but their tickets were a little out of our price range.
07:11That'll be $10,000.
07:14I could tell my friends were mad at me, and why wouldn't they be?
07:16This couldn't get any worse.
07:18Gabby!
07:19Oh no, my dad was here.
07:20I was frozen stiff as he came up to me and gave me a hug.
07:24You're- you're not mad?
07:26Oh, I'm mad, but I'm also relieved to see you're all safe.
07:29You girls look like you've had quite the night.
07:31We were almost kidnapped.
07:33Shh, yes, dad, we- I- I screwed up.
07:36Your car is broken down in the middle of the road on-
07:38I saw it on the way here.
07:39Jeff, help me tow it away.
07:40We're going to go get it repaired.
07:42Why don't you four go enjoy a concert while I wait?
07:44He had bought tickets.
07:45We couldn't believe it.
07:46Do you mean it?
07:47As long as you can pay me back.
07:49We all gave him our money.
07:50Oh, okay then.
07:51Well, all's fair then.
07:52I can use this for the car.
07:53After drying up a bit, we went inside.
07:56So, was it all worth it?
07:57Of course it was.
07:58Millie was radiant as ever,
08:00and her collective screams drowned out our worries as we danced away.
08:04Like I said, best night of my life.
08:07Only problem with forgetting your worries is when they come back to bite you.
08:11There they are, officers.
08:12Those girls were underage driving.
08:14I tried to help them, but they insisted on attacking me and leaving me for dead.
08:18The creep from earlier.
08:19And he brought cops.
08:20Any of you girls with your parents?
08:22Um, no.
08:23My dad is going to pick us up, I think.
08:25You think?
08:26Where is he?
08:26He's here.
08:27He's going to be here.
08:28You sound like a liar, Gabby.
08:30She was right.
08:31If my dad wasn't here, were we going to be taken in?
08:34And now my dad would have to bail me out again?
08:36And then I'd be a convicted felon, and it would go on my permanent record,
08:40and I'd never get into college, and I would never...
08:41I started crying.
08:43I'm sorry, officers.
08:45It's all my fault.
08:46Please don't arrest my friends.
08:47I was the one who took my dad's car.
08:49I was the one who crashed that guy's car.
08:51You could take me in.
08:52They shouldn't pay for my actions.
08:55Well, we don't have to.
08:56Oh, no.
08:57You don't have to do that.
08:58We can pay your bail.
08:59Yeah.
08:59Oh, wait.
09:00We gave all your money to your dad.
09:01We can still do something.
09:04Really?
09:05Oh, thanks, you guys.
09:06You're the greatest.
09:07Is there a problem here?
09:08Huh.
09:09Are you any of these girls' father?
09:10That's right.
09:11Well, then, everything seems to be in order.
09:13Hold on.
09:14Your daughter damaged my car.
09:16I expect you're going to compensate me for my troubles?
09:18Are you the one that tried kidnapping them?
09:20No, that's quite a...
09:22You know what?
09:23It's fine, actually.
09:24Hope you have a good night.
09:25That got the guy to leave.
09:26Though it looks like the cops decided to hang out with him for a bit longer.
09:29How much more excitement can you girls get into tonight?
09:32We got in my dad's car, and he drove us all home.
09:35Turns out it wasn't broken beyond repair.
09:37Who would have thought?
09:38One by one, my friends were all dropped off.
09:40It was just me and my dad now.
09:42We parked at home, and before getting out, we had a talk.
09:45You are grounded, you know.
09:48I know.
09:49It just seems right.
09:50But maybe I can be a little strict.
09:53You're growing up.
09:53You're going to want to be your own person.
09:55I can't fault you for that.
09:57But I should have been more honest with you.
09:58I guess I just don't ask for a lot of things.
10:01But I do want to be an A-plus student.
10:03I do want to be valedictorian.
10:04I promise.
10:05I'm not going to make this too much of a habit.
10:07It's all right.
10:08I got into some trouble when I was your age.
10:10Yeah?
10:10Of course.
10:11Maybe more.
10:12Like what?
10:12Well, we don't have to get into it just yet.
10:15It's embarrassing.
10:16Oh, come on.
10:17That's not fair.
10:18Well, perhaps I haven't been forthcoming with you on this concert.
10:23Maybe I've got some personal biases in the way.
10:25What do you mean?
10:26You see, I used to date Millie Cancun's mom.
10:30What?
10:30It wasn't that big of a thing, but I've kept in touch with her a bit over the years.
10:34Millie Cancun is my sister?
10:37What?
10:37No.
10:37Where did you get that idea?
10:39But that does mean you could get me to meet her.
10:41See, this is what I was afraid of.
10:44But what happened next?
10:45I should save for later.
10:46What?
10:46I said it was the best night of my life.
10:48That doesn't mean it was the best night of my life ever.