🕷️Building a giant spider replica to confront arachnophobia.
🐍Creating a lifelike snake installation to combat ophidiophobia.
🔊Constructing a Lego school classroom to address the fear of public speaking.
🚽Building a public bathroom model to tackle the fear of being watched while using the toilet.
🌕Designing a moonlit scene to confront the fear of werewolves.
What inspired you to create Lego replicas of common fears?
—We wanted to face our fears in a creative and tangible way, using Lego as a medium to confront and overcome common phobias.
How did you decide which fears to include in the video?
—We asked our audience and researched the most common fears people have. We selected the ones that resonated the most and represented a wide range of phobias.
Did building Lego models help in overcoming your own fears?
—While building the Lego replicas, we gained a better understanding of each fear and learned to approach them with a sense of curiosity and playfulness. It was a cathartic experience that helped desensitize us to some extent.
Are there any plans to continue exploring fears through Lego in future videos?
—We are open to exploring more fears in future videos. If there's a specific fear you'd like us to tackle, feel free to suggest it in the comments!
How can viewers use Lego to confront their own fears?
—Lego can be a therapeutic tool for facing fears. By building models that represent their fears, individuals can gradually desensitize themselves to those phobias and gain a sense of empowerment and control.
00:00Introduction to the concept of confronting fears through Lego construction.
00:32Building a giant spider replica to combat arachnophobia.
02:45Creating a lifelike snake installation to address the fear of snakes.
04:50Constructing a Lego school classroom to tackle the fear of public speaking.
06:20Building a public bathroom model to confront the fear of being watched while using the toilet.
07:55Designing a moonlit scene to address the fear of werewolves.
