The FNaF Easter Egg Everyone Forgot About | Five Nights at Freddy's

Hey everyone. As requested, I am going to be making some FNaF related content. I didn't plan on making this one though, but it was just something I remembered as I was looking back at the very first game of the series.

[@ame4kitty]

the funny thing is that the phone call itself is actually a stock sound, i believe it was marketed as "alien language" and is from a sound library that Scott used for a lot of the sounds in FNAF. so while the connections are most certainly a coincidence, and a massive one at that, the fact that it correlates so well into what later became FNAF's story is very interesting to me

[@Splammy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/boO6iKmKfrKSsKc isn't this audiobook where it came from?

[@smarterror555]

@@Splammy yes. But this sound is a stock one. Scott didn't intend to make it an easteregg. He just picked up some goofy sounds for the game

[@blew1t]

@@Splammy that is where the sound designer got it from, but they were still a third party -- the sound is apparently "Voice, Sci Fi" from Sound Idea's "Jurassic Dinosaurs" sound library (VoiceSciFi JUR01_72_6)

[@asimplepie2279]

He could’ve used this audio to inspire him to make a parallel to William and Henry in fnaf 2. Technically Henry wasn’t probably thought of until SL or pizza sim but it works so well!

[@ame4kitty]

@@asimplepie2279 it's definitely a possibility. Scott tended to make the story up as he went along so i wouldn't put it past him to have taken inspiration from the stock sounds used in his games, especially considering the amount of theories that came out of this one in particular

[@glitchy6449]

This man did what many couldn't. He read a book.

[@doleboy4855]

fnaf fans hate books after all

[@boneheadgaming6051]

​@@doleboy4855except for a certain person with 4 theory channels

[@jamlpe]

@@doleboy4855 Fnaf fans, do notoriously hate reading. Its just a fact

[@matthewmarchetti5395]

MattPatt reading and rereading all the FNAF books to solve the timeline This guy reading "Biography of Yogi" to solve the lore

[@matthewmarchetti5395]

It's mister Character History himself!

[@DiamondBatToons]

This Easter egg is extremely deep, but it's also a very unique way to spill the truth about the game's backstory. I like it!

[@caseohllve]

why u using perfect grammar like yo teacher behind u 😭😭😭

[@queueuof]

bros in AP english

[@chicken8894]

Nah he's just starting to believe

[@higueraft571]

@@caseohllve imagine no word goodst?

[@adopted996]

Everyone here acting like proper English is fancy shit lmao

[@gagemontes3612]

Actually, I think this is all one big coincidence. The “its me” voice and all its variations is actually just an unmodified stock sound effect (save for the jumpscare noises in the night 5 phone call) so I don’t think any of this was intentional

[@pestilenssi8979]

don't be a dumbass

[@noob_entertainment]

@@pestilenssi8979 he isn't wrong

[@Blucrystalman]

I don't think Scott wanted to put it in because it connects to the story. He just bought a sound called "Voice, Sci Fi - Alien, Robot, Android, Cyborg: Alien Language 06". Unless while editing the sound he thought of reversing it to hear it normal, then used it for the story. But he didn't put William Afton in until FNaF 2 and Henry until the first book in 2015. But other than that, the way you put it into perspective connects very well with the story.

[@cyonu5675]

if you look at it another way it could have inspired him to write the story like he did since the first one was mostly just random sheit

[@alexrivers8163]

I think this Easter egg influenced Scott. So while no it wasn't intentional it did indeed become important due to it being the reason he made the story the way he did.

[@cyonu5675]

@@alexrivers8163 that's what I said 😢

[@alexrivers8163]

@@cyonu5675 I didn't see your comment. Good job.

[@EdmondDantes224]

I'm glad you explained what a "Yogi" is. People of a certain generation might've thought Yogi was a Bear.

[@hioman]

Yabba dabba do- wait, wrong show

[@Nothingisaroundhere]

Smarter than the average Fazbear!

[@ajf6849]

"people of a certain generation" bro everyone thinks that you're not impressing anyone 😂😂😂

[@lambsauce5312]

​@@ajf6849what? It usually correlates with generation, as it was on tv during that time and shit like that It's not like he's bragging that he's older than 35

[@EdmondDantes224]

@@ajf6849 Sadly I have actually met people who have never heard of Yogi Bear. I actually had to explain him to my niece, who kept saying "he's the one who says 'only you can prevent forest fires' right?"

[@felsiccanis]

I'm so glad someone actually went into the relevance of having the autobiography in the game rather than just leaving it at "yeah this is where the quote is from"

[@holasoyd0ra136]

An exorcist story would've been so much better than the sci-fi story we have now.

[@higueraft571]

Eh, honestly either or works fine

[@thejunktownsheriffkilliand4800]

​@@higueraft571It really does not. The sci fi stufg is absolute garbage.

[@-foxwint-3140]

@@thejunktownsheriffkilliand4800 meh? I really kinda prefer the dumb sci-fi than "so huh....soul magic do funny" but that's just my test I kinda like how all theories go to trash in a few days,rather funny

[@MimDe]

​@@-foxwint-3140Yeah, apart from the fact that the show was supposed to be about supernatural stuff, not the sci fi shit that it is today.

[@Malam_NightYoru]

​@@MimDeit was never about the supernatural. It was about animatronics eating your ass. The supernatural was just a quick way scott found to explain why they're chasing you.

[@nerxualoh]

My god, the first fnaf theory video YT recommends me and it's someone that knows what they are talking about! Good video! Keep it up! Might I add this spiritual talk extends several times throughout FNaF series. Phineas Taggart, a character in FNaF books, talks about it. Mental shield, how flowers can heal like crystals, he was the one to make sense of remnant directly. I'm sure there is more, but that one is most obvious one right off the top of my head I thought about.

[@BlackfootFerret]

I'm glad you drew attention to his, because the Night 5 call is a Rosetta Stone for FNAF. The kids didn't just possess the robots as a cosmic fluke; the classic robots were springsuits like Fredbear and Spring Bonnie with wearable heads designed to absorb souls from the beginning. The Night 5 quote is in Chapter 8, which is all about Dr. Bose's Theory of Living Metal: That on a micro-scale, metal acts like living flesh. So, if you found a way to physically connect a robot to a human body... the robot would become part of them, and some of their soul could flow into it. This is what the springlocks do: Even when worn properly, they cut into the flesh of their wearer to create this connection. And part of their pilot's remnant stays behind in the robot after they take off the suit. William and Henry knew this, and wore their springsuits to create Horcrux-like backup copies of themselves that would live forever in robotic form. Getting stuffed into a robot is supposed to be a *GIFT*, the gift of robotic immortality. So while most of the world sees Novel William as an insane murderer, he sees himself as "saving" the MCI kids by giving them the Gift of eternal life! FNAF only makes sense if you view it from the perspective of a Mad Scientist.

[@BlackfootFerret]

This is also why the FNAF robots are so emotional and expressive: They are literally alive! Glamrock Freddy says "I AM NOT ME" because that's true: The remnant that animates him came from someone else, and he's actually a fragment of that person. The Glamocks all have human-like flaws directly counterproductive to Fazbear Entertainment's profits: Roxanne wrecks other robot drivers out of jealousy and has terrible self-esteem issues. Chica gorges on pizza and garbage, leaving her Green Room a mess. Monty claws up and tortures STAFF bots for fun, you can see one he's even strung up by the wheels on the way to the Sister Location room. (What's the point of torturing something that can't feel? Unless it can?) Freddy actually burns down the Pizzaplex. Nobody programmed them to do these things. And nobody programmed the Funtimes in Sister Location to be rebellious to the point that Controlled Shocks are required to control them. There were always souls in these robots. And the Night 5 FNAF 1 call tells us how this happens.

[@WorstLandsknechtEver]

That sounds both Crazy and interresting!

[@eljaminlatour6633]

Bringing up that Scott Cawthon is a Christian developer makes sense. Like after Afton got burned in FFPS, we play as him in UCN, which is a purgatory/hell that Afton is stuck in tortured for all the sins he had committed. And Henry Emily brought up some Christian terms saying that the darkest pit of Hell has opened to swallow Afton whole and he tells Afton that he shouldn't keep the Devil waiting.

[@techissus7449]

It also makes sense when we bring it up when talking about Scott's politica- HEY Who Are You!?! Get you hands off- hey what's with the bag? Ahhh- mmmmfff!! mmmmfffff!!

[@Nic2121]

You say that, but in the state of Utah (The place where the FNaF books are set) there is a place called Purgatory Flats, and more importantly Purgatory Flats Correctional Center. So it is my belief that after the burning of Freddy Fazbear's Pizza Place in FNaF 6, he gets send in Purgatory, however not the purgatory people are thinking of, instead Purgatory Flats Correctional Center. As an extra linchpin, the Correctional Center and the area it is named after is said to technically lie within the borders of Hurricane Utah (the specific City where the FNaF books are set. The Wiki also says that FNaF Security Breach, and by proxy FNaF 6 are set in Hurricane Utah, but I can't find their source.) (Obviously I don't actually believe this, but I still find the details so ironically connected to the FNaF story that it would be impossible to not mention)

[@Gosh..]

@@techissus7449 don’t tell me your a Twitter user

[@techissus7449]

@@Gosh.. no, Twitter fucked us over by sending death threats, he shouldve been held accountable but he got a get out of jail free card via that

[@KiwiTheKay]

The easter egg could also be representing Scott himself too.

[@forceflee1341]

william afton was actually an yoga master

[@pyrowater0186]

Before FNAF came out Scott said that it was going to be his last game so I wonder if it used the quote because as much as he loved making games for the joy of creating something he needed money & was going to leave the gaming industry for a job that had guarantied money he could make to support his family

[@demondoggo2768]

Under-rated video - the fact this little factoid went so undetected for so long in a community as large and as speculatory as this one is honestly surprising

[@breezy4640]

DAMN this is so neat! i hope more people get to see this, what an interesting easter egg. well explained, too!

[@_pawsy]

This also fits the joy of creative thing with scott, helping out fangame creators because people were likely to build upon what he had created.

[@gilamasan]

OK, this is going to come as a real buzzkill, but the voice is actually from a stock sound effect. It's named VoiceSciFi JUR01_72_6 and it's from the Sound Ideas library Jurassic Dinosaurs. It's likely Scott had no idea what the words even were.

[@troin3925]

This is actually a stock sound effect. I later heard it in other sources like Postal 2. So no, it doesn't have any story significance and was only chosen because it sounded creepy and robotic. Scott used royalty free sounds in the earlier games and in his older games in general.

[@higueraft571]

>So no, it doesn't have any story significance and was only chosen because it sounded creepy and robotic. There's such a thing as "making it retroactively significant". It may NOT have had any meaning during FNAF 1, or at best a very minor one. But that doesnt mean it's always going to stay that way...

[@troin3925]

@@higueraft571 I know what that means. Golden Freddy was an example of this where he was just a creepy easter egg that came to Scott’s head with no meaning at first but then later on he was given important lore significance. I just think that with this phone call, people are looking way too deeply into it, and this isn’t the first nor last time the FNAF fanbase has looked too deeply into things.

[@marko-gj1uj]

Fnaf x Postal when

[@eellalouisee]

Wow this is awesome! I've been interested in fnaf since the first game came out and i truly never heard someone talk about/figure this out! Gonna check your channel out for sure

[@plasticquiche6726]

6:50 it would’ve been really neat to see what could’ve happened if an exorcism was performed on one of the animatronics (aside from the most likelihood of death) to release their sprits.

[@PotatoOnASpork]

The way that they do exorcisms in fnaf is by burning the suits. You can see this happening in fnaf 3 and pizza simulator.

[@higueraft571]

@@PotatoOnASpork >You can see this happening in fnaf 3 and pizza simulator. The games that prove burning Remnant does *not* work, especially since Springtrap literally roasted and walked out of it 0 problem? :V

[@unpotdefraisealacreme2405]

@@higueraft571 But William died in the fire of FNAF 6

[@higueraft571]

@@unpotdefraisealacreme2405 Why do you think that, especially when the #1 expert of Remnant gave a double-maybe on a Hypothesis, one that's POSSIBLY disproven by Controlled Shocks in SL and 6, maybe AR too, not even counting the FNAF 3 fire where William survived, and the FNAF 6 fire where it looks like most survived.

[@unpotdefraisealacreme2405]

@@higueraft571 for now nothing imply he is Alive. And since all the mimic thing, I don't think he'll be back. But who know

[@SimPilotMika]

I don’t think Scott came up with the whole backstory almost a decade in advance. He even said in an interview that he never had the whole current backstory when he made the first game, he was just building the pieces as the games went on I don’t even think Scott himself knew there was a secret safe room in the first game map when he made FNAF 1

[@screen_chubs_the_great]

the first fnaf was my favorite one because the series didn't develop it's lore yet leaving for countless possibilities for what you think is really going on

[@littlemacisunderrated412]

I think the one more important to think about is fnaf 2 night 7. Um, um, um, um, huh, um, hm, um, huh, um, um, etc. The reason why it’s so odd is because in fnaf 2, nights 1-6 and night 7 take place in completely different time periods, and as far as we know the phone calls in this game aren’t actually recorded like they are in fnaf 1. But phone guy would’ve already died by this point.

[@higueraft571]

>nights 1-6 and night 7 take place in completely different time periods Source.

[@littlemacisunderrated412]

@@higueraft571 I guess I should call it theory only atm. The idea is that nights 1-6 was William Afton, who was trying to sneak in, in order to sabotage Henry. Night 7 is done by Michael afton, just so he can make sure he burns the place to the ground. Source: fnaf ultimate timeline, game theory

[@higueraft571]

@@littlemacisunderrated412 >Source: fnaf ultimate timeline, game theory Oh god, that thing again. Who was Bite of 87'd? It HAD to occur during it's open period. Why is the location *utterly* unchanged between a supposed multi-year timejump? I have *several* issues with his Ultimate "timeline", which serves to massively warp the timeline in favor of very select theories... - Bite of 83 was *NOT* the "Multiple Simultaneous Springlock Failures", there's several reasons this is impossible, at least one concretely impossible, one impossible with the likely dates we have. - Sister Location didnt happen before FNAF 2 - Michael didnt come to each location and burn them. Not only does this *drastically* overcomplicate things to where "direct info given is, i guess, a lie or utterly irrelevant", it doesnt even make sense :V Pretty much the SOLE reason the "arson theory" exists is the fact that the Phantoms exist. ...which, if he's just gone through SL a few years ago tops, and is NOW looking for his Father, is likely the plan the moment he entered. - Mrs Afton isnt a major character, and there's just no evidence she HAS been, infact the room for said evidence has been rapidly plummeting :V There *are* a few parts i would agree with though, primarily at the VERY start, for where William possibly got his inspiration from. That uses actual evidence, doesnt directly contradict the lore, and fits pretty decently in what we do know, serving as an Origin for Fredbear as a concept... But yeah, disregarding the outright contradictions and impossibilities, it falls under the instance of "Occam's Razor" here.

[@littlemacisunderrated412]

@@higueraft571 a lot of the problems you brought up were brought by him. And I did have issues with the whole idea of him going around and burning them down. Just because of the fact of why would they need to keep the building open if there was nothing there other than the animatronics. I kinda just tend to follow what pathew says because I don’t like theorizing anymore I do however, think that the custom night must take place after the original game due to the changed name.

[@higueraft571]

@@littlemacisunderrated412 Yeah, after 1-6, but likely the next night as one would think :V >I kinda just tend to follow what pathew says because I don’t like theorizing anymore Probably better to vary your Sources in this instance ngl While i do tend to disagree with them on aspects, Squawks seems to be more agreeable more often than not?

[@mon_moi]

This is so weird but as someone from Bangladesh (right next to India) i read a bit about Jagadish Chandra Bose in middle school textbooks and to see someone connect with FNAF years after i forgot about the dude is a surreal feeling

[@maximoperalta3095]

Thanks for this investigation, I always wanted to know more about the 5th phone call but no one really took it into consideration.

[@ikaiju-eu9wn]

i like the theory that the last phone call is phone guy posessing the phone and trying to speak what he remembers, so maybe he was researching remnant before he died

[@pancake3230]

Here before this vid blows up. Great analysis btw, clear and to the point. Keep it up!

[@bulldozer3719]

According to a video i recently watched about the origins of the audio, the phone call is actually a stock sound effect from a sound effect library. This would mean that it is highly unlikely that it was intended to have any meaningful message about the game’s lore.

[@higueraft571]

Either that, or it was made "retroactively" lore-relevant.

[@gabekyle260]

the truth of this crazy fnaf "Easter egg" is a stock sfx

[@shirosatsuma4946]

Bro must've broken his back from how far he was reaching

[@emanuelvela6097]

I remember learning about this from top10memes (Lemmino) back in 2014. But it’s just a coincidence, it was a stock sound effect

[@MisterBurgerBeachball]

The whole "reincarnation" aspect could apply heavily to William Afton specifically as well as the game series itself.

[@vaporishbell957]

btw 3:36 that (forgot the name) it’s worse than a haybine, it gets dirt into your hay which isn’t great for feeding cows, haybines on the other hand are great they don’t get dirt into your hay but you plug up on hay in your haybine

[@epicmaster46]

It’s not about the games, it’s about Scott. I’m sure everyone knows the story of Chipper and Son’s, and how the backlash of that game drove him to create FNAF. He’s trying to get across that he doesn’t (or didn’t) make games for money or fame. He did it for the love of the craft.

[@DJFNaFMan]

Bro did Scott predic joy of creation cause it says “joy of creative”

[@higueraft571]

JoC got it's name from that.

[@skullpng]

Great video bro!

[@justscarletlord]

It's funny that in ru-segment people read context of this call but it still was forgotten...

[@NicolasTheKingphoenix10]

This is such a great theory bro!

[@ZeeJBC]

1:13 “The Joy of Creation.”

[@medicfan663]

Scott didn't make this sound he just found it online like all of the sounds for FNaF 1 except the phones calls, so yeah...

[@brewskiboys]

wait… laboratory? this connects to the fnaf 1 “the animatronics were made by nazis” theory. well i’ll be damned.

[@mememachine1800]

the background music kept making me think my town’s tornado alarm was going off

[@ChairChairChairChairChairChair]

I remember this like it was yesterday. I miss fnaf 1.

[@mikeyezra4331]

i love this theory!! it’s so much deeper than i had expected but so good

[@No.1RatedSalesman]

That was the clearest rendition of that excerpt I've ever heard

[@godzillapark9075]

while it's a good theory it's mostly likely just a cool coincidence, Scott probably did not even now the sound was from Autobiography of a Yogi, because of the fact that the sound used was just a sound Scott bought online

[@CreeperG0d]

What if Scott Cawthon is the reincarnation of Parahamansa Yogananda? That would be the biggest plot twist. But that's just a theory.

[@Grace-yr2xu]

how does this not have more views

[@thesmilingman7576]

6:27 because he was looking for creepy audio and this happened to be on the site he used

[@jarosawerdanowski4295]

Cool video. What ost did you used?

[@CharacterHistory]

Thanks, It's the save room theme from Redident Evil 1

[@sophitiaofhyrule]

MIND. BLOWN.

[@pendingfortime]

FNAF’s story has had many changes, yet it hasn’t changed much despite that.

[@GoblinSatyr]

Lemme guess they're talking about the hidden Joy of Creation phone call?

[@starfreak2349]

Never forgot about this

[@deleted-something]

The joy of creation...

[@michaelfalcone7110]

0:23 I can speak that word for word

[@RedRice94]

LEMMiNO covered this in his old fnaf video

[@jokernoob9905]

5:16 But that's not the same thing. The author is referring to the religious philosophy that everything is one and the idea of seperation is an illusion. This ideologi is distinctly different from the ghosts in FNAF. FNAF has always made a clear distinction between the dead & the living, with one being either one or the other. Meanwhile in Hinduism there is no death because everything is reborn after it dies.

[@ticklemedaddy]

Oh, a slowed down version of the night 5 phone call that's... somewhat understamdable? every other slowdown I've heard... don't make it easier to hear! funny aye?

[@sarahluceno8799]

Interesting! Did you really read all 600 pages?!

[@jimjeffson8412]

A fnaf game about exorcism would’ve been fire

[@shrekssecretadmirer1065]

Freddy is the avatar confirmed

[@moonman4207]

You explaining this was cool and all but why would the kids be saying this from the excerpt from the book as I doubt that any of them have ever read the book prior to them getting murdered and stuffed into the suits that they are using to go after you

[@TVROfficial]

5:22 fnaf is a prequel to robot chicken confirmed!

[@CreeperG0d]

I didn't realize the author was a man, I thought he was a woman by looking at him.

[@Retroboy2719]

damn only 15 comments. nice vid👍

[@ghostvendetta0763]

Do you jumpscared at any point in the video

[@suppressed1138]

I actually did not know Scott Cawthon was a devout Christian

[@BlackCroft666]

His creativity and love for science fictions and to troll people outshines far more than his religion. Even in his christian games era he loved to insert humour and science fiction in them.

[@Memu_]

Dude you're looking too much into it. The audio file of the backwards speech is a stock sound effect that Scott bought from Sound Ideas.

[@higueraft571]

And Scott never reversed it?

[@Memu_]

@@higueraft571 I don't see why he would

[@higueraft571]

@@Memu_ So you hear the clearly reversed words, and arent curious "what is this" or, for example, "what am i ACTUALLY using"? Especially since he clearly HAD put it in editing software at the very least, considering the jumpscare sfxs added on.

[@Memu_]

@@higueraft571 So what? It's still a stock sound effect that he just picked out because it sounds scary.

[@higueraft571]

@@Memu_ Because it's something that either becomes retroactively lore, or was a starting point/idea for what the lore would BE :V Just stating "it's a stock effect" doesnt really disqualify it for consideration if the lore was made with it in mind...

[@JD-xz1mx]

If you ever wonder how it is that people read incredibly vague horoscopes and that actually believe they're predicting something, watch this video.

[@higueraft571]

And, if this were a vague horoscope, this is the instance where the prediction is surprisingly relevant :V

[@VovoWoahwoah]

What did I forget

[@LucasTF]

Who let him cook?

[@ChairChairChairChairChairChair]

1:16 i dont remember that 😅

[@Desgraca_online]

Hello

[@davidwhite8921]

Yogi bear

[@noob_entertainment]

it's a stock sound.

[@higueraft571]

And you cant use a stock sound because of what it contains already?

[@arstotzkanplaguedoctor]

🎠

[@smarterror555]

Not an easteregg at all. It's a stock sound called "Alien Sounds"

[@generalbutterscotch4887]

I know the whole "there are no easter eggs in fnaf" thing is basically a meme at this point but in this case, I find it VERY hard to believe that the Night 5 phone call isn't supposed to have some kind of lore significance. Like this isn't just some obscure easy-to-miss flash on the screen or random desk accessory that has a 1/1,000,000 chance of appearing like a lot of other tidbits fans have used as theory fuel over the years. It's a scripted cutscene in the main game! Which makes it all the more frustrating that nobody can make sense of it. I swear this damn phone call is tied with Sister Location for being the fnaf community's equivalent to "HOW THE F@#& DOES KING CRIMSON WORK".

[@jthemad2616]

Fnaf 1's story was a last-minute addition and most stuff is completely retconned. there is a phone call where PG says the fnaf1 local was running for 20 years

[@kanaifu1539]

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[@ukaszwalczak1154]

This video has the same vibes as the old fnaf theory that basically said 'Freddy's was created by nazi scientists trying to be immortal'.

[@TrifectShow]

Scott being a Christian, he wouldn't probably read a book relating to Hinduism. In Christianity, it is made clear you aren't suppose to listen to false teachings that aren't from God.

[@BlackCroft666]

Well I doubt that only very very very extreme christians would see the world like that though. Scott clearly is a normal human with christian beliefs and showed early on that he loves science fiction and trolling, toop. It is possible that he read the book. Maybe he just found the quote somewhere and he liked it. Who knows?

[@TrifectShow]

@@BlackCroft666 Its not extreme Christianity. There is no extremes, either you follow God or you don't. Its basically generally understood of what the bible teaches. Also its a stock sound apparently.

[@AshDoesGamez]

In Christianity, there's nothing wrong with gaining knowledge and perspective because, after all, in the truth is the Lord. To "listen" in your context is to follow. That is very different from hearing different perspectives. It's not Christian to forbid knowledge and not hear those around you. After all, how could you faithfully hold an opinion if you can't hear the opinions of others?

[@higueraft571]

@@TrifectShow >There is no extremes, either you follow God or you don't. That IS an extreme, technically. And as someone else put it, not being ignorant of other teachings =/= ditching God. >Its basically generally understood of what the bible teaches. Except all the people who twist and warp the book to serve their own Agenda, with the billions of interpretations, not *at all* considering the fact the book itself has different versions with entirely different messages and stories :V

[@TrifectShow]

@@higueraft571 The bible states "Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers.” You aren't supposed to surround yourself with people who don't believe in your God.

[@tulipallium]

Considering the ending bit of this video... I am so glad this series is based on sci-fi instead of religion, because the moment religion is brought up in canon, I'm dropping it. I stay away from that stuff after some messed up crap happened in my family.

[@emrickazor2610]

"Everyone forgot", proceeds to talk about an Easter egg that nobody has forgotten about. I understand that KZbin works in such a way that bait content had to be done. But I've had it to my limit with content trying to act more mysterious and incredibly outstanding when it's just stuff that we've known for years. Can KZbin just go back? Before we had to bait people to watch our shit?

[@NiB-Productions]

literally everyone forgot about it dude

[@emrickazor2610]

@@NiB-Productions not everyone. I never forgot. It's been something I've been thinking about a lot for years.

[@higueraft571]

@@emrickazor2610 >proceeds to talk about an Easter egg that nobody has forgotten about. It's definitely been forgotten largely. It didnt fit that neatly (if at all), nobody really read the book, and of course there's bigger Theories and Games to cover. It generally seemed "nonsense", like for example "What the fuck does farming have to do with Ghosts". Just because you are the *SINGLE* person who's been apparently thinking of one niche detail for... 9 years? doesnt mean literally *everyone* has been. Do you remember Shadow Balloon Boy, for example?

[@emrickazor2610]

@@higueraft571 aight see, here's the thing. If "everybody" forgot, then why did at least 1 person remember? If the title claims everyone forgot it. Then it better be something that got erased from the brains of every single person. Rather than having to pander to KZbin's shitty algorithm.

[@higueraft571]

@@emrickazor2610 >If "everybody" forgot, then why did at least 1 person remember? I'm sorry i have to explain a concept most humans grasp fundamentally but "Hyperbole: exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally." If someone says "Traffic took forever", they are not stating they've been in that traffic since Time Began, simply that it "took a long time". Similarly, if 99.999% of people did not know or forgot that this was a thing, that is *EFFECTIVELY* "everyone". Similarly, you could argue "well um ackshually i never saw this so i never *forgot* it, this is new information" Oh yeah, there's also the fact the person making the video knows about it, so not EVERYBODY has forgotten it either. You can be Pedantic about it, but it's a simple fact that if MOST people have forgotten something/dont know it, then you have the ability to say "everyone" forgot it, because that refers to The Majority, and it is correct. Do you understand what Hyperbole is now?