WATCH: Inside the hellish laundry room of a Detroit apartment building

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A video going viral on TikTok shows what can only be described as a terrifying tour of a Detroit apartment building's laundry room that looks straight out of a horror movie.

DJ Garrison Briggs posted the video saying, "I just wanted to show you my laundry room. I for real can't make this s--t up."

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Briggs narrates as he goes outside of his apartment and into the main building, where he is led downstairs through a basement door that opens to a graffiti-covered corridor.

"Remember, this is my laundry room," he says. "It's not in-unit, it's far from unit, in a spooky ass corridor where we have literally live mushrooms growing out of the f--king floor."

The unfinished basement has several rooms with mold-covered floors, missing ceiling tiles, discarded furniture and graffiti scrawled everywhere.

"We have a spooky room, and at night this is literally the only light you get, so don't come down here at night," Briggs says. "One time I came down here and there was a literal man standing at the end of the room looking out that window and you can legit see my apartment. Not that he was staring at my apartment or anything but like, f--king creepy. I don't need that."

Briggs compares the situation to the 2014 horror movie "As Above, So Below," which follows a crew exploring the catacombs of Paris as they "uncover the dark secret that lies within this city of the dead," according to IMDB.

By the time Briggs finally reaches the laundry room, its hellish state is enough to make anyone run for the laundromat. There is a single washer and dryer, both surrounded by mysterious stains.

"And here we are," Briggs exclaims. "Doesn't get much better, it's disgusting through and through."

One of the biggest surprises, though, is that Briggs pays $725 a month to live in the building. He finishes the tour by explaining, "It just is very Detroit, you know?"

The video has been viewed more than 2.7 million times.