Cursed Kleenex Commercial

The Cursed Kleenex Commercial is an urban legend of a real Japanese Kleenex commercial released in the late 80's that is said to be cursed. People who have seen it have claimed to feel terrified and depressed as well as experience strange phenomena around them.

Description
The commercial seemingly takes place in a reddish landscape as two characters are seen sitting on hay, one is a demonic-looking baby with green afro-hair and a young woman in a white robe. The video shows the young woman taking out the Kleenex wipes and wiping the demonic, emotionless baby as well as kissing it before throwing the wipes into the air as the Kleenex logo appears. An eerie version of an old English pop song called "It's a Fine Day" plays in the background throughout but is often misinterpreted as a German curse.

The Legend
When the commercial was released to the public in the late 80's, many people complained to have it taken down as they have reported to feel disturbed and uneased. Other reports claim that when watching at night, primarily at the stroke of midnight, the commercial will become distorted in a terrifying way. It was rumored that many people either commited suicide or die mysteriously after viewing the commercial at midnight and it is also rumored that the actress Keiko Matsuzaka who played the woman in white became impregnated by a demon and was sent to a mental asylum after a breakdown, the baby who portrayed the demon baby is also rumored to have been decapitated in a car crash while the cameraman who shot the commercial burned to death in a sauna bath. However, these rumors are proven false and no one involved with the commercial was harmed, Keiko Matsuzaka is still acting to this day and is living happily with her family.

However, the legend of the commercial still lives on to this day and is said to be an actual curse video. The commercial once again reached the public eye after it was uploaded to YouTube in the mid 2000's. Many people have sworn that the video changes and distorts before crashing YouTube when watching it at midnight. The original video has been taken down but copies of the video still can be found on the internet as well as alleged proof and evidence of the video changing at midnight.