Kids in a Sandbox

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About

Kids In A Sandbox also known as 2 Kids 1 Sandbox is a viral video that is often used as part of a Shock Site due to it's graphic and disturbing content. The graphic video, taken from a larger adult film, became popular as an early internet shock video similar to Lemon Party and Meatspin. The footage itself, however, is more similar to BME Pain Olympics in that it is faked footage meant to be scary.

Origin

Releasing in 2000, the adult video title The All New Freaks of Nature was meant as a reboot and continuation of the Freaks of Nature video series. In this specific genre of work, videos would range from legitimate acts of depravity, which could include physical abuse and gross acts, to illegitimate things meant to sell the video as a gimmick, such as a person being shown with two phalli, or one stretching over two feet long. In the specific scene, which takes place an hour into the film, the actress Heather Lyn can be seen Sounding the male actor Lance Romance, though it is a fake piece of equipment being used. The segment preceding this one, for instance, also involved a piece of fake equipment, but this time for a female, as it was part of another shock site in which the actor Rod Fontana attempted to reverse-birth his head.

Spread

Since it's creation and distribution in 2000, the clip of Heather Lyn initiating sounding on Lance Romance proved itself to be a standout piece of the greater work, being used as part of various shock sites and as a Bait-And-Switch online, causing many early adopters into online niche culture to stumble across it at some point. On June 18th, 2010, the KYM user Wesker^[1] uploaded a variation of the Advice Animal known as Insanity Wolf, who correctly called out the video by name (shown below).