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The video surfaced around 2005 and comes with a number of rumors, including that it's a torture video from the recesses of the deep web. YouTube user ReignBot decided to track down the video's origins, and discovered a Daily Motion account, RayRay TV, that featured the two mascots doing a number of things that seem innocent enough. This account also uploaded Blank Room Soup with the caption, "A clip of people who look like us doing something to someone that we would never do. We promise."

She tracked the characters to an animator named Raymond Persi. ReignBot emailed Persi, and he emailed her back, telling her that RayRay was an art project he created. He told her that he even used to do live RayRay performances with a group of other vaudeville-style entertainers in Los Angeles. One night, after one such performance, someone stole some of their costumes. A few weeks later, someone, presumably the thieves, sent him the Blank Room Soup video.

To this day, Persi has no idea who stole his costumes and made this video or why. The weirdest part, according to him, is that the actors in the video move exactly as though they'd been trained by Persi himself or had seen a number of the group's performances.

Description
The video surfaced around 2005 and comes with a number of rumors, including that it's a torture video from the recesses of the deep web. YouTube user ReignBot decided to track down the video's origins, and discovered a Daily Motion account, RayRay TV, that featured the two mascots doing a number of things that seem innocent enough. This account also uploaded Blank Room Soup with the caption, "A clip of people who look like us doing something to someone that we would never do. We promise."

She tracked the characters to an animator named Raymond Persi. ReignBot emailed Persi, and he emailed her back, telling her that RayRay was an art project he created. He told her that he even used to do live RayRay performances with a group of other vaudeville-style entertainers in Los Angeles. One night, after one such performance, someone stole some of their costumes. A few weeks later, someone, presumably the thieves, sent him the Blank Room Soup video.

To this day, Persi has no idea who stole his costumes and made this video or why. The weirdest part, according to him, is that the actors in the video move exactly as though they'd been trained by Persi himself or had seen a number of the group's performances.