Sep 5, 2026 · 20 min · 9 segments
00:00 The Complete History of GTA 5 Speedruns 02:27 People Love These Facts and Glitches 05:04 Windows 11 Sucks SO Much 07:36 These Are the Hidden Ways House Builders Cut Costs 09:02 Instagram…
Matthew JudgeHostMan, are you proud of having ripped off probably every obscure
GT5 easter egg through Facts and Glitches? The art director said many years ago, we could never find everything.
I'll be real with you, easter eggs are one of the few things that are very underrepresented in Facts and Glitches.
And that was only because we were doing another glitch related to being and exploring in Prologue or whatever.
As time has gone on, my standards for Facts and Glitches have... declined but people seem to like those more you see my most viewed shorts this was the best example like this short first 50 episodes this fact wouldn't have made it in i think there is a weird detail you likely never noticed with the crossing warning lights in order to achieve their flashing effect rather than having two lights turning on and off there is just one light but it is moved between the two locations while you can somewhat see this if you just pay very close attention it is far more visible when you slow down the game Like in hindsight, I can be like, I find it interesting, but I was surprised a lot of people find that interesting, right? Like nine million views interesting? Or this one, for example.
When you are fleeing at the end of the Jewel Store Heist and entering into the tunnel, it is traditionally daytime, but after you leave the tunnel, it is afternoon.
Obviously, you are not in the tunnel long enough for this to make sense, but there is a trigger in the tunnel to change the time of day to 7.20, regardless of what time it was when you entered.
Using the speedrun map that avoids entering the tunnel enables us to see this change.
But 9 million views interesting? Top 20 shorts of all time? I realized at some point that my threshold for how amazing something needs to be to get into Facts and Glitches was way too high.
Man, are you proud of having ripped off probably every obscure
GT5 easter egg through Facts and Glitches? The art director said many years ago, we could never find everything.
I'll be real with you, easter eggs are one of the few things that are very underrepresented in Facts and Glitches.
And that was only because we were doing another glitch related to being and exploring in Prologue or whatever.
As time has gone on, my standards for Facts and Glitches have... declined but people seem to like those more you see my most viewed shorts this was the best example like this short first 50 episodes this fact wouldn't have made it in i think there is a weird detail you likely never noticed with the crossing warning lights in order to achieve their flashing effect rather than having two lights turning on and off there is just one light but it is moved between the two locations while you can somewhat see this if you just pay very close attention it is far more visible when you slow down the game Like in hindsight, I can be like, I find it interesting, but I was surprised a lot of people find that interesting, right? Like nine million views interesting? Or this one, for example.
When you are fleeing at the end of the Jewel Store Heist and entering into the tunnel, it is traditionally daytime, but after you leave the tunnel, it is afternoon.
Obviously, you are not in the tunnel long enough for this to make sense, but there is a trigger in the tunnel to change the time of day to 7.20, regardless of what time it was when you entered.
Using the speedrun map that avoids entering the tunnel enables us to see this change.
But 9 million views interesting? Top 20 shorts of all time? I realized at some point that my threshold for how amazing something needs to be to get into Facts and Glitches was way too high.
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