Siren Head is a viral sensation on the internet. The monster initially debuted in popular internet culture in 2018 and has since become a topic of unending debate among those interested in the supernatural. Is this creature, on the other hand, real?
A Brief Overview of Siren Head
There is a wealth of information on Siren Head on the internet. Here’s a quick review of all the fascinating details regarding this famed supernatural online celebrity monster.
In 2018, Siren Head made its debut appearance on the internet. Trevor Henderson, also known on social media as Slimyswampghost, is the inventor of this cryptid, as well as many other terrifying figures like ‘Cartoon Cat,’ ‘Long Horse,’ ‘The Man In The Red Room,’ and others.
Henderson’s first post regarding Siren Head was on Tumblr on August 19, 2018. The horror artist posted an image of the monster in the post, along with a description of a scenario in which a couple encounters the beast.
She was on vacation with her husband, and they were scouting graveyards along the route, as you do, when she came across it. As tall as an old (macabre) telephone pole, it rises from the ruins of the old cemetery. Was this some strange work of art that the authorities hadn’t noticed yet? The megaphones on the car’s “head” screamed to life even as she stepped out of it. “REMOVE. VILE. NINE. EIGHTEEN. ONE. CHILD. SEVENTEEN.” Random phrases were yelled at her by a buzzing, doubling voice. It lurched into action at this point, striding down the hill towards her.
This monster’s name is a dead giveaway as to what it would look like. Siren Head is a hybrid monster that is part robotic and part human. The machine element is its head, which is made up of two sirens or horns and cables in the bulk of its internet versions.
These are ‘dry and mummified skin’ linked to its body. It is considered Henderson’s most significant work, both literally and metaphorically. It is said to be roughly 40 feet tall, both literally and symbolically, because of its great notoriety.
Siren Head, according to Henderson, does not require eyes, hearing, or nose to hunt due to its supernatural nature. It moves nearly completely silently, yet when it wants to, it makes strange noises with its horns.
Siren Head has quickly risen to prominence in terms of cultural relevance since its inception. Many YouTubers, including PewDiePie and Jacksepticeye, have discussed it, and it was also included in a customized version of the Fallout 4 video game released in late 2019.
Is Siren Head a real person?
We’re not sure, to be honest. While Siren Head, the creature we’ve been discussing, is a work of fiction, it appears that Henderson drew inspiration from old urban legends and documented weird occurrences. The artist has given a few suggestions as to where he got the idea for one of his most famous painting conceptions.
On his Twitter feed, he has a collection of Siren Head-related tweets from over the years. These tweets cover a wide range of topics, from fan art to conspiracy theories and purported sightings of Siren Head in real life.
Strange occurrences of persons hearing strange noises and then disappearing have been noted in one of these tweets, with dates ranging from 1978 to 1992. More current examples can be found in his other tweets.
Is there, nevertheless, a Siren Head somewhere out there? None of these tweets provide conclusive evidence of its existence. However, as the saying goes, the absence of evidence does not always imply the absence of proof.
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