As with "Actually Happened," their videos are usually not verifiably true, including the use of fake police reports. On January 13th, 2019, an Israel app developer, Zvoid, launched a channel called "My Story Animated." Their first video, "I Can't Stop Stealing From My Friends and Family" was posted on the same day. As of August 2020, this channel has garnered 3.45 million subscribers (example below). Some other stories are also stolen from sites like Reddit. This is not true due to many of their videos being provably false due to some stories using phrases such as, "The event was spread all over the news," though this was never verifiable.
They claim that they animate stories submitted by kids. Their first video is currently not known. On June 1st, 2018, an infamous Cypriot internet network company named The Soul Publishing, infamous for 5-Minute Hacks and Bright Side, launched a channel called "ACTUALLY HAPPENED," stylized in all capitals. As of August 2020, they have garnered 4.57 million subscribers and 1.67 trillion views. This can be proven by the fact that stories can be recorded on their website, and if the teenager has a YouTube channel, they will get featured.
Unlike most other Storytime Animation channels, Storybooth does actually use real stories submitted by teenagers. Its first video, "First Kiss", was posted on YouTube on May 6th, 2015.
On April 5, 2015, a YouTube channel named storybooth (stylized in all lowercases) was launched, priding itself on animating stories that are submitted by teenagers.
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