once had suicidal thoughts... i got put on hold for two hours and eighteen minutes... i was home alone with my thoughts having an anxiety attack and then i just broke down... i just started writting.. i dont know about what but eventually it moved from mindless writting into writting a suicide letter and a will... i was ACTUALLY gonna do it.. i thought if the people who were MEANT TO HELP ME didnt help me would mean i was a lost cause... i ended the call and started filling my bathtub up... i had my favorite song playing and i was eating a ben and jerry's.. my mom called me and she told me she would be over in a few minutes to talk about plans for my little sisters 18 year old suprise party... thats when i snapped back to reality so i can truly relate to this song... i also gotta say that they never called me back or sent a message... now im just working on making a arg story inspired by my experiences...
Bro , i'm so glad your mother actually did that. First , any life is worth it. Nobody's a lost cause. We can all do better. Second , your death would make an horrific birthday for your sister. My cat died this september.. My birthday's in 7 days. I think you know what i mean. Stay safe , folk.
It’s about a girlfriend wanting to commit suicide. She called the suicide hotline but they hung up. She was later would dead. The sounds that sound like banging are meant to represent gunshots. Jack is a truly amazing yet grim artist.
I remember calling the hotline. I was having a breakdown and called them. They put me on hold, I don't remember how long, all I remember was thinking that not even the sUicide prevention hotline wanted me to live. I ended up hanging up and locking myself in the bathroom until someone got home. It's horrible that the sUicide hotline puts people on hold. That either says something about the hotline or about humanity as a whole Edit: hi! For anyone wondering, yes I have gotten better over the last year. Things are looking up for me! I have a car, I'm looking for a good job to put my technical degree to use, hopefully in the near future I'll be looking for a place of my own! I made it to 18 which is something I am very proud of, I never throught I'd make it to 16. Thank you all for the kind words, the jokes, and even the people who were either netural or rude to me. Its just nice knowing that even if someone was blaming me or insulting me, they still heard me. I haven't SH, I've never had to call the hotline again, and I'm just getting better mentally. Thank you all so much!
Yeah this is terrible, I feel like they should have more people working because if they have to put you on hold that’s terrible. But also the fact that there are so many people calling because they are going to commit sUicide is terrible. I wish you happy days and hope you never feel the need to call them again, and if you do that they will not put you on hold.
Its so sad. At first i was like: “ thats fucked up. A suicidal prevention hotline putting people on hold?” But then i realized theres always a reason. The saddest reason alive, so many people wanting to end their lives. Fly high to the unfortunate souls that ended up committing. Good luck, and have an amazing life to those who are considering. Live a happy life, live the most you can. You dont live forever..
It’s not even a suicide hotline when they just put you on hold and don’t prevent a death like what happened to many people calling? Just get more people or stop because your doing nothing other people should atleast try working
Basically, his girlfriend was suicidal and she called a suicide hotline to help her. They ended up putting her on hold and she killed herself when they did. When she was alive, she liked to collect quarters explaining the lyrics “hoarder of quarters” Edit: bro stop fighting I just heard this from a close friend 😭😭😭
if you also noticed, before the second verse, right after the chorus, he very faintly goes “ uh no, i’ll try again though.” very sad considering that could be a way of saying that they have kept this person on hold for way to long or even hung up, and they decide to try again.
When me and my (old)friends got our school ID cards, there was the suicide prevention hotline number on the back. I pointed it out since none of them had seemed to notice. One of my friends told me “don’t even call them, they put you on hold for almost an hour” when I asked her how she knew that, she got quiet. It’s really horrible how the people that are supposed to help you in that situation just put you on hold. Edit: please don’t fight in the replies. Stay safe
@@somerandomnerd331 they could’ve never answered and so friend might’ve hung up. And also, being put on hold could be someone’s last straw. It’s not a good thing
@@somerandomnerd331 she is dead, being put on hold didn't fixed anything, search up "Hoarder of quarters incident", she killed herself right after they hung up.
As a HUGE Jack Stauber fan, this is my explanation to those who dont know. It's not really about love or a girlfriend. It's about a loved one, yes, but she tried calling the su1c1de hotline and they left her on hold like you heard in the full verison 'hung up and put on hold' and it might even be a refrence of n00s3 c0mm1t1ng. It's about a woman who used to go outside and collect quarters and talk about them with Jack (jack representing the relative). 'Someday I will go back outside and see her okay' because she would be outside on a daily collecting quarters like I said. He is processing the loss of her. 'Please hold me close to you' referring to the loved one. Possibly not a girlfriend. Possibly his sister or mother. 'Baby flat line' flat lines occur when someone's heart stops and they d1e. 'I insist somebody will d1e' he knew she would c0mm1t. 'Wishing that the pills let you cry' may refer to 0verd0s3 based su1c1d3. There is my explanation. None of that 'she cheated on him' nonsense please, its deeper than that.
Really scary story: While the official meaning and story of the song has not been confirmed by Jack, the most popular theory about Baby Hotline from most fans is that the song is about a woman calling the suicide hotline, specifically from a payphone, with "baby hotline" being a metaphor for said hotline.
what makes it even more sad is the fact that at the end of the song for like 10 secs its just a phone ringing, which shows that jack staubers wife was actually calling and calling the hotline again
I feel so bad for Jack and having to go through that kind of loss. Suicide is horrible, and when people who love you find out that you’ve died it’s worse. To anyone out there having thoughts of it, please don’t. There are plenty of people out there that love you, and even if you don’t think so, everything will be ok. ❤❤
Guys can yall quit hating like it’s not that hard if ur gonna hate sm just stop all she did was make a vid and ppl commented how cute/pretty she was and yall saying “cap,stop lying” and other stuff what if this was u and ppl were hating on u? Or if u looked ugly would u care ? Or not I’m pretty sure yall will say u don’t just or act cool when u probably do
For those who don’t know ‘ baby hotline ‘ is about his girl friend trying to commit suicide and she called ‘baby hotline’ they will tell you not commit suicide but they put her on hold and she killed herself while on hold….. -EDIT-NOT TRYING TO BE THAT PERSON BUT THX FOR LIKES OMG😩😩 Edit: fancy meeting you here
Explanation: The song is describing the story of a man and his wife, and his wife is suicidal but scared to do it. “Baby Hotline” refers to the man telling his wife to call the suicide hotline, “Hoarder of Quarters” is the quarters needed to put in a pay phone, she is hoarding them because the suicide hotline won’t pick up so she needs a lot of quarters to keep trying, “No boundary boredom” means that she is restricting herself from what she can achieve because she has set low goals for herself, meaning she can do more with her life than what she is actually doing, but she doesn’t believe in herself, so she isn’t trying, “I insist somebody will die and I hate hoping” means that he knows his wife will most likely commit suicide, and he hates thinking about when it will happen. “I contend that your drinking eye has never opened” refers to the fact that the depression makes her drink more and she blacks out often. By the time the suicide hotline finally calls back, she has already committed suicide. This is why you hear a gunshot after every verse, and also why at the end he says “One day I will go back outside and see her okay” meaning that this song takes place after his wife has committed suicide. (Gimme some likes for the effort)
@@Ftrave521 Ok, so lemme get this straight, clearly the man and woman have some sort of friendship (or else why would he even talk about it or tell her to call the hotline) he also calls her baby, now you might be a weirdo, but I don’t call my female FRIENDS baby, but that might just be me. But yeah next time keep your opinion bubbled up.
For those who don’t know:this song was made 568 years ago and now this guy is still alive this man is an alien he makes dark songs I know they seem cute and cuddly until u really listen to them and his eyes are pitch black……this gave me the chills so I did research and this song was not made 564 years ago and this song has the lyrics of I hope I will walk outside and see her ok………….
For ppl who don’t know what they mean basically the song “baby hotline” is about a girl who calls 988 (suicidal number) and she uses quarters every time she calls so when she’s walking she picks up quarters to call the hotline and the hotline puts her on hold because they decided to eat smth and the girl kept on calling them with her quarters but they putting her on hold and when they finally finish having their snack they try calling her but she already k!lled herself, and the lines “someday i will go back outside and see her okay” means that they go outside each day and hope they see her okay (this is not mine but hope it helps 😊)
This song Is about a girl who was on the verge of commiting suicide, she tried calling the suicide prevention hotline, but they left her on hold. And by the time they tried calling her back, she has already killed herself. And at the end u hear “someday I will go back outside and see her ok” this Is because she used to collect quarters, and he wishes to go outside and see her collecting more quarters.
oh yea, and the person that answered was super new and didn't know what to do, like you would think they gave them more practice, its a persons life you're dealing with
I used to volunteer with the suicide prevention lifeline. Most nights it was me and one other person in a call center servicing 40 counties. The basic math of the situation requires that some people end up on hold, waiting their turn in the queue for someone to talk to. Its not uncommon for multiple callers to pile up and some of them end up hanging up before we could get to them. That said you always try your best everyday to help as many people as you can with the sparse resources you have available to you.
Seriously, I'm from japan. Yes our songs are like, freaky weird, yet cheerful sounding, but not all of them are like that...I suggest you actually search up the lyrics to a sad tuned song, it's more than likely a song about romance or something related to a person's core emotion
@@Makten14 indeed, once I heard the news I was like... "Then the song was irrelevant if that was the story behind it, it would rather be sad than groovy and an absolute banger
The Song: 🤭🥰😍🤩 The meaning: 😵💔💀🔪 Edit: Can yall stop attacking me? I don't mean romantic, and idk if the su!c!de thing is true. And plus, ik it sounds like a weirdcore song, but just stop attacking me for a dang comment.
I think he was using the weird stuff to represent what was going on cuz the whole point of the phone was cuz everyone hung up the phone when his girlfriend was gonna kill herself and tried to call people to say bye
At 12 I started having suicidal thoughts, luckily my fear of blood has prevented me from doing anything but I remember trying to jump off from a window and my mother stopping me (also other various failed attempts), it was only at 17 that I got a diagnosis for depression and finally got he help I needed. Not everyone can wait this long, as the weight on one's shoulders is different for everyone and sometimes only minutes determine a person's fate.
@@Melikesleep1I was very lucky, hd to pester my parents (they didn’t believe in mental illnesses before this), but then were very supportive and helped me a lot. Still, those who see that something is wrong should act as soon as possible. Well, this applies to any situation, though.
I tried to drown myself so many times as a kid but kept stopping when everything started feeling surreal and not painful that I just got better lung capacity hahaha
I was also suicidal at 12. I was put into a mental hospital for attempting and they would often emotionally abuse the patients. I remember the fitness "teacher" bullying an 8 year old because she was overweight but she told me she tried to k!ll herself at 8 because her family body shamed her (she was so sweet) and that was pretty traumatizing because they would yell at you for extremely little things. 💔
The fact that people put real emotions into their songs and people just sing them without listening to the lyrics. That really does get me, small and less popular artists have the best songs and are actually worth it. And mostly this song gets to me because people think it’s a weird person singing a weird song, but it’s about Jacks girlfriend that was going to k*ll herself. Love you guys and have a good day.
It’s not about jacks girlfriend but a suicide incident that happened in 2016 when a girl called a hotline and was hung up on or out on hold (i forgot which one) and by the time they called her back she had killed herself, she also like to collect quarters off the street as it says in the line ‘hoarder of quarters’. Which is why Jack says about seeing her outside okay and collecting quarters
Pretty sure it's a homeless girl think that called the su!cide hotline and they put on hold but she had already comm!ted when they got back to her, and the hoarder of quarters and ill see you outside okay is she loved to collect quarters and jack wishes to see her outside just collecting quarters all okay again.
Yall got this kinda right. So basically jacks wife was going to commit suicide, the line "Baby hotline please hold me close to you" means shes called the suicide hotline but theh out her on hold. The line "Baby flatline" means that she was once again going to kill herself, for those who dont know a flatline means the person is dead. The line "shes a hoarder of quarters" means she always needed money because she was homeless. This is where it gets really dark. When the line says "with no boundary boredom" means she didnt listen to jack when he told her to not kill herself. This is where it gets really dark "I can see that your drinking eyes never opened" meaning she was a alcoholic and never saw herself as one. The line "i insist someone will die and i hate coping" means she insisted she is better off dead, and i hate coping is her not wanting to cope with the drinking problems. The line "pushing at the pills that you cry and i hate coping" means that jack and rehab centers or some doctors were telling her to take pills to help with the alcohol problems, but she didnt wanted to because she hated coping, but she crys because she knows how much it hurts jack. And the last line is self explanatory. Thats it.
According to the most popular interpretation, the person singing in Baby Hotline loves someone who died; he’s now trying to process the loss. Some of the lines seem to refer to the dead person’s issues in life. The “baby hotline” symbolizes a connection that the singer keeps attempting to stay in contact with the loved one, but it doesn’t seem to work, and at some point, the protagonist will need to accept it.
@@RaptorKingits the most popular interpretation of the song. It may not be his interpretation. I love your comment tho. Edit: Im stupid. Its a popular interpretation somewhat. But I am absolutely stupid forget what I said.
For those who dont know, the song is based on a girl who was depressed with suacidal thoughts, and called a suicide prevention hotline, but they hung up on her. Then after that the woman sadly took her life. The line hoarder of quarters might confuse some people born after 2010 but the line hoarder of quarters so back in the day, old payphones used to take quarters so the line hoarder of quarters shows that she collected so many quarters to call the hotline and the line "someday I'll go back outside and see her okay" shows that the guy wants to go back and see her collecting quarters outside but the hotline kept on hanging up on her. Hope this helps!
when I heard the song it was but a insignificant meme now I found this short and realize in the comments it was about a girl that was put on hold. The number was a suicide help line, she was on hold for an hour and by then she had already killed herself.
So basically some girl called the suicide hotline unfortunately the person who answered was not very good at dealing with suicidal people. He put her on hold for 20 minutes and she shot herself after
Wow… never knew the meaning till I read the comments. Condolences to that poor girl, and whoever else suffer from suicidal thoughts. I can’t tell you it’ll get better, but I’m so sorry for what everyone’s going through. God bless you all.
Ppl who don’t know: the song is based off a depressed woman who called 911 as a suicide and they put her on hold for to long and then she killed herself
no, it wasn’t his girlfriend and the true meaning of the song has not been revealed. the rumors and theories are all just speculation. yeah, the theory makes sense about the song talking about a depressed woman being put on hold by the sui hotline, but it isn’t about his dead girlfriend. that’s just made up.
Top comment is a bit misleading so here’s the real answer I don’t think that it was Jack Stauber’s (the person who animated and made this song) girlfriend but a story about a woman who felt su*cidal and called su*cude prevention and nobody picked up which led to her, unfortunately ending her own life. Im glad this is popular because it spreads attention about the topic but also boosts Jack Stauber’s viewer ship. If you feel su*cidal at all, please talk to someone ❤ Edit: I said a story, it’s not real (according to the replies)
@@SpeakermanLovesGamesapparently the woman liked collecting money from the ground. I am not sure of it thought. The internet is not the most trustworthy place.
If u dont know. this song is about his girlfriend who wants to commit -suicide- and calls a -suicide- hotline called baby hotline but they never answer so she ends up -shooting- -herself-
ok so: in 2016 (i think), a girl was calling at a su*cide prevention hotline. the “hoarder of quarters” quote was meant to describe that she was collecting quarters for fun. she called there, they answered but they hung up shortly after. they recalled her, but it was too late. may she rest in peace.
1. Phones used to take quarters for you to call people. She probably got as much change as she could so she could call as much as she needed. 2. Are you sure this is a real story.
For the people who don't understand this song wad made almost when the world started beacause it was made 524 years ago making it be made in 1460 almost when the world even started. And the second one is called "deadly hotline" the explanation this person had a girlfriend that wanted no kill herself making it be suicide and she called it "hotline" this guy made a song about it, the last part when he said "one day ill go out and see she is okayyy" hes talking about his girlfriend not doing suicide and have a happy family again.
Explanation: Jack stauber's girlfriend had suicidal thoughts and was about to kill herself. She called the suicide prevention line but they put her on hold. A couple seconds after she called all of her friends that supported her and didn't want her to die. When she called them they put her on hold again. So after all this she hangs her self. Jack was completely baffled by this and he made a song about it. And as everyone knows all of his songs have meanings. And the line "Hoarder of Quarters" means she used to collect quarters. And also the line "I can tell that your drinking eyes never opened" means that she always used to drink.
Not actually, "Hoarder of Quarters" is a refrence to the old pay phones where u had to put a quarter to call saying she called the hotline a lot before she died since she is a Hoarder of Quarters. The "I can tell that your drinking eyes never opened" is a refrence to the fact for some people when they drink they start to feel even more depressed about themselves and see themselves as the worst version of themselves and end up dying BC they were drunk. He says her drinking eye hasnt opened bc despite her depression she stayed alive until that day.
I once ACTUALLY committed suicide. I came back from school after being harassed. During recess… not only that, The teachers didn’t give a fuck. I didn’t eat lunch.. when I got upstairs I gave some stuff to my sister and called my friends a couple of times, knowing it’ll be the last time I see them. And after that it was around 6:30 PM. I went into my room and grabbed a jump rope, it was the only thing I had close enough to a rope. I was 9 at the time btw. And I hung it up on this thing connected to my roof… I have no absolute idea what it’s called. And I tied it to my neck. And YK.. hung there. I regretted my choices. It really hurt, it felt like there was a lot of pressure building up in my head and throat.. like it was swelling kinda. I was struggling to breathe… like it took 1 minute for me to untie the rope but I gave up. It was too hard. I started screaming then my parents rushed into my room and helped me. I’m recovering now. I’m still a bit depressed from the situation. I have a small bruise on my neck.. but I’m fine now. Still struggling. Not too comfortable with venting but I feel like it’s about time. ❤
Bro my mom showed me this song and we both love it sm and I instantly loved it, now I can also relate to the song ☺️ Edit: guys I literally forgot I wrote this comment, I just have depression and heavy anxiety issues about death every day and I used to be heavily suicidal when I was 13 but I am not anymore like I was in 2022 and I get extreme guilt every day for how I’ve acted like such a ungrateful person and I have to live with myself because I need to for the ones I love and I’d like to for myself but I just am not there yet… im trying to start improving myself every day going into the new year but I know it will take a while so stop spamming the same comment because one, “help” is too expensive and two I don’t want it because I get along well already and I can and will survive my own way even if it’s not ‘right’, none of you know about what has happened to me so please don’t try to spam tell me
edit 1: wow guys!! thanks for 20 likes!! The beginning of the song portrays the singer wanting to call the hotline and be "close to it", but the responder does not take them seriously with them always getting a flatline and them believing the responder sees them as a "hoarder of quarters" with no "boundary boredom". They continue to be put "on hold" as their line gets "cold". However, they continue to call the hotline and get a response, as heard in spoken dialogue "No, uh, I'll try again". They eventually sing about feeling numb and burning with haste after continuously calling the hotline, and how doing so was eventually just a waste. Verse 4 eventually plays out the woman's mindset as she prepares to commit suicide where she claims she's been "dead", her thinking is "bent", and how she eventually decides to "wrap the troubles" and feels good from doing so and now she doesn't have to stay and think about "it" anymore. The outro seems to be the woman right before her suicide, repeating manically that she hates hoping before the song ends with the phone ringing out. The clapping in the background seems to also represent the end of her life in a similar fashion to how people clap at the end of movies. While the woman caller is the main character of the song, the "baby hotline" responder's perspective is portrayed in select segments of the song. Verse 2 portrays the responder's view on the suicide victim. They claim there was no flatline and only then ask what they were scared about. After the woman commits suicide and "sits by and feels the wind", they simply say they at least called her the "hoarder of quarters" with no "boundary boredom", as speculated by the woman caller earlier. Verse 3 seems to then represent the responder attempting to help the victim, such as recommending a sunbath. Eventually, they just say nevermind to their "sight" and they just run and hide from them. At the end of the song, the after the woman likely commits suicide, the phone ringing fading out seems to represent the responder attempting to call them back again after multiple failed attempts from the woman, but being too late. source:Jack Stauber wiki although I knew this -big fan of jack
Its not just a song. Its about jacks girlfriend who's depressed and su!c!dal. She wants to k!ll herself one day but she's scare to do it. So she called a su!c!de hotline but they put her on hold. By the time the people from the hotline got back on the call, she had taken her life Edit : His girlfriend was also pregnant. So when she killed herself, it killed the baby too
Oh i thought it was a homeless girl think that called the su!cide hotline and they put on hold but she had already comm!ted when they got back to her, and the hoarder of quarters and ill see you outside okay is she loved to collect quarters and jack wishes to see her outside just collecting quarters all okay again.
Backstory: back in 2016 someone’s wife loved getting quarters on the side of the road, that’s why in the song it says hoarder of quarters, she was having a very depressing day and wanted to comment suicide, so she called a suicide PREVENTION hotline, (REMEMBER SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE) and they put her on hold for 20 MINUTES. Apparently the person calling wasn’t good with suicidal people, when the hotline tried to call her back, she already committed suicide. That’s why at the end it says “I wish I could go back just to see that your okay”. And yea that’s it, the story is pretty fucked up.
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jack stauber's songs all seem so cute and innocent but his lyrics are actually insanely dark when you look into them
That’s exactly why I love him
bad pfp dude ikuk
Look into? No, gotta see for it yourself.
But yes there's something at the other side, people would just have try to find out what the other side has.
cute an innocent????
That’s why I love this song 😂
once had suicidal thoughts... i got put on hold for two hours and eighteen minutes... i was home alone with my thoughts having an anxiety attack and then i just broke down... i just started writting.. i dont know about what but eventually it moved from mindless writting into writting a suicide letter and a will... i was ACTUALLY gonna do it.. i thought if the people who were MEANT TO HELP ME didnt help me would mean i was a lost cause... i ended the call and started filling my bathtub up... i had my favorite song playing and i was eating a ben and jerry's.. my mom called me and she told me she would be over in a few minutes to talk about plans for my little sisters 18 year old suprise party... thats when i snapped back to reality so i can truly relate to this song...
i also gotta say that they never called me back or sent a message...
now im just working on making a arg story inspired by my experiences...
Holy shi... That's really messed up. I hope your doing ok now :(
Man you're one of the strongest people i ever seen... Wish you all the best
Bro , i'm so glad your mother actually did that.
First , any life is worth it. Nobody's a lost cause. We can all do better.
Second , your death would make an horrific birthday for your sister.
My cat died this september.. My birthday's in 7 days. I think you know what i mean.
Stay safe , folk.
I wish you all the best, remember, a lot of people care about you.
Your mom did the perfect timing! She's like your garduian angel
Jack stauber looks like that uncle that says yes to everything
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I mean- you ain't wrong-
Imagine saying to sell his house
It’s about a girlfriend wanting to commit suicide. She called the suicide hotline but they hung up. She was later would dead. The sounds that sound like banging are meant to represent gunshots. Jack is a truly amazing yet grim artist.
the “horder of quarters” is cause it cost a quarter to talk to them for a minute
I work for them 😅
Actually they didn't hang up they put her on hold that's what the song says
@@t00ster62no the woman would hoard quarters from the streets
@@urfavmia1 to pay for the fee
When she said “ i hope i will go back outside and see her okay.. “ i got chills
Same istg I'm not sleeping 💀
Of you here closely you can hear that he said somebody will die
It's a really sad story
@@ziankuletz5060 omg he did say that!
Same ain't sleepin
It's not just a song he's girlfriend was going to kill herself and she called the people that will tell her to not kill herself but they hang up...
Congratulations Emma on making me an animatronic 👌
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Jack stauber would be the person to always give free hugs tbh
I remember calling the hotline. I was having a breakdown and called them. They put me on hold, I don't remember how long, all I remember was thinking that not even the sUicide prevention hotline wanted me to live. I ended up hanging up and locking myself in the bathroom until someone got home. It's horrible that the sUicide hotline puts people on hold. That either says something about the hotline or about humanity as a whole
Edit: hi! For anyone wondering, yes I have gotten better over the last year. Things are looking up for me! I have a car, I'm looking for a good job to put my technical degree to use, hopefully in the near future I'll be looking for a place of my own! I made it to 18 which is something I am very proud of, I never throught I'd make it to 16.
Thank you all for the kind words, the jokes, and even the people who were either netural or rude to me. Its just nice knowing that even if someone was blaming me or insulting me, they still heard me.
I haven't SH, I've never had to call the hotline again, and I'm just getting better mentally.
Thank you all so much!
It’s sad that there are so many people calling that they have to put you on hold
Yeah this is terrible, I feel like they should have more people working because if they have to put you on hold that’s terrible. But also the fact that there are so many people calling because they are going to commit sUicide is terrible. I wish you happy days and hope you never feel the need to call them again, and if you do that they will not put you on hold.
hotline have a lot of poeple calling for no reason, that let us having less place
Its so sad. At first i was like: “ thats fucked up. A suicidal prevention hotline putting people on hold?”
But then i realized theres always a reason. The saddest reason alive, so many people wanting to end their lives.
Fly high to the unfortunate souls that ended up committing.
Good luck, and have an amazing life to those who are considering.
Live a happy life, live the most you can. You dont live forever..
It’s not even a suicide hotline when they just put you on hold and don’t prevent a death like what happened to many people calling? Just get more people or stop because your doing nothing other people should atleast try working
Basically, his girlfriend was suicidal and she called a suicide hotline to help her. They ended up putting her on hold and she killed herself when they did. When she was alive, she liked to collect quarters explaining the lyrics “hoarder of quarters”
Edit: bro stop fighting I just heard this from a close friend 😭😭😭
it wasn’t his girlfriend, it was someone completely unrelated to him.
@@jskdjsna it was.
@@jskdjsna It was, goofy.
@@jskdjsna you need attention
@@Tired727 it isn’t. this actually happened to a woman back in 2016, look it up.
if you also noticed, before the second verse, right after the chorus, he very faintly goes “ uh no, i’ll try again though.” very sad considering that could be a way of saying that they have kept this person on hold for way to long or even hung up, and they decide to try again.
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@@papyfun5097 the full song
@@papyfun5097 depending on the type of video/song you play, it’s around 1:08- 1:11! :)
Wait I never thought of it being the operator trying to call back that just sent me chills down my spine
As a former animatronic, I can confirm that this is indeed the realest case seen on this earth.
Wtf? Do you mean animatronic?
@@Bin_bon-m5e isn’t that what I said?
@@lilguygtagvr no what do you by as a former animatronic!?
@@Bin_bon-m5e it’s a joke also I don’t understand you😔
Jack stauber looks like he gives really good hugs tbh
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Yes and he looks like he would be the fun uncle
@@hollieliddiard1849Fr he looks like a comforting person
@@hollieliddiard1849 frrr
When me and my (old)friends got our school ID cards, there was the suicide prevention hotline number on the back. I pointed it out since none of them had seemed to notice. One of my friends told me “don’t even call them, they put you on hold for almost an hour” when I asked her how she knew that, she got quiet. It’s really horrible how the people that are supposed to help you in that situation just put you on hold.
Edit: please don’t fight in the replies. Stay safe
but it stopped the suicide cuz she alive
@@somerandomnerd331 they could’ve never answered and so friend might’ve hung up. And also, being put on hold could be someone’s last straw. It’s not a good thing
@@thatonechannel2497 i dont care all i know being put on wait helped me
@@somerandomnerd331 she is dead, being put on hold didn't fixed anything, search up "Hoarder of quarters incident", she killed herself right after they hung up.
My id aslo has it
I can indeed comfirm that we turned into FNaF characters after finding out the meaning of the song
True
Fr
Fr tho
Me fr
Basically yeah
Wow, made on my birthday❤
Q&A
Q: what song is it?
A: hotline
Q:who made jt
A:jack stabuer
Q:whats his style called
A: weird core dark academia
macadamia nuts
@@bigmacman420 yum
his style is indie rock
Before reading the comments: “Baby, Me Close To You”
After the Comments: “Hotline, Please Hold”
I just now realized that it says that in the song
wow i never realized that
@@inexistence631 how
@@C4KERIE Baby "Hotline, please hold" me close to you
Someday I will go back outside, and see her OK....
As a HUGE Jack Stauber fan, this is my explanation to those who dont know. It's not really about love or a girlfriend. It's about a loved one, yes, but she tried calling the su1c1de hotline and they left her on hold like you heard in the full verison 'hung up and put on hold' and it might even be a refrence of n00s3 c0mm1t1ng. It's about a woman who used to go outside and collect quarters and talk about them with Jack (jack representing the relative). 'Someday I will go back outside and see her okay' because she would be outside on a daily collecting quarters like I said. He is processing the loss of her. 'Please hold me close to you' referring to the loved one. Possibly not a girlfriend. Possibly his sister or mother. 'Baby flat line' flat lines occur when someone's heart stops and they d1e. 'I insist somebody will d1e' he knew she would c0mm1t. 'Wishing that the pills let you cry' may refer to 0verd0s3 based su1c1d3. There is my explanation. None of that 'she cheated on him' nonsense please, its deeper than that.
This.... makes more sense condolence to that person...
Really scary story:
While the official meaning and story of the song has not been confirmed by Jack, the most popular theory about Baby Hotline from most fans is that the song is about a woman calling the suicide hotline, specifically from a payphone, with "baby hotline" being a metaphor for said hotline.
Jack stauber is the definition of "when your happy you vibe with the music but when your sad you understand the lyrics"
I’mppy but i never watch when i’m dpsad
@@Starnight_NightwingI usually don't get on about grammar, but wtf
@@Kgckks Oh help wth is that, when did I type it
@@Kgckks 4 MONTHS AGO? WHAT IS THAT
I never noticed
"Someday i will go back outside" gave me chills...
Edit:HOW DID THIS GET 358 LIKES IN 4 DAYS!?!
"To touch grass"
💀-
@@tfwenyo I don't wanna be that person but that's not funny.
@@VaswTs Right ! We are talking about someones death , this is no laughing matter and nobody should be making jokes about this .
@@tfwenyo That's cruel honestly . Someone committed suicide and you're JOKING about it .
@@foreverdazed ever heard of dark humour?
what makes it even more sad is the fact that at the end of the song for like 10 secs its just a phone ringing, which shows that jack staubers wife was actually calling and calling the hotline again
Or the hotline was calling back either his wife or a women but she already committed suicide...
It is bout a women calling suicide hotline but whaere did they get baby hotline
@@Thatretrokidgt prob it was his wife or something idk
It not his wife
@@fharper8457 im pretty sure it was his wife or girlfriend but im only saying what i have heard
I feel so chill with this guy
It’s so interesting to hear all the different variations of the story when you just learned the meaning.
Ikr
Yeah really
Give this man the biggest hug
Frfr
Jack deserves a hug😔😔
@@riceis.life12 fr
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@Thatwolfgreentherianbro it's just a song he creates songs with deep meanings it's his literal carrier no one died
I feel so bad for Jack and having to go through that kind of loss. Suicide is horrible, and when people who love you find out that you’ve died it’s worse. To anyone out there having thoughts of it, please don’t. There are plenty of people out there that love you, and even if you don’t think so, everything will be ok. ❤❤
I don't think the woman was related to Jack
@@justaguy728 it was his girlfriend
I don't think so
It's a theory anyways
A SOONG THEORY
@@justaguy728 it's not.
Cool edit 😎👍
When Jack said "i will go back in time and see her okay..." That Line hits so hard.
go back outside*
Go back outside*
It's actually go back outside and see her okay
I think its because she *DIED.*
No it someday I will go back outside and see her ok...
Jack Stauber is the definition of Trauma, Abuse, Depression, and most of all, Insanity.
Weirdcore traumacore and dreamcore
No it's me..
May be true but his songs hit fr
I don’t even remember making this comment lmao
@@anizhckacissycalderon6941are you actually serious or are you an Emily
Bro this man needs a hug,a big one..
Indeed..
Exactly..
Yes
Who?
Guys can yall quit hating like it’s not that hard if ur gonna hate sm just stop all she did was make a vid and ppl commented how cute/pretty she was and yall saying “cap,stop lying” and other stuff what if this was u and ppl were hating on u? Or if u looked ugly would u care ? Or not I’m pretty sure yall will say u don’t just or act cool when u probably do
For those who don’t know ‘ baby hotline ‘ is about his girl friend trying to commit suicide and she called ‘baby hotline’ they will tell you not commit suicide but they put her on hold and she killed herself while on hold…..
-EDIT-NOT TRYING TO BE THAT PERSON BUT THX FOR LIKES OMG😩😩
Edit: fancy meeting you here
😢
Actually they hung up
She was on hold for like 2 hours 😢
@@wolfieandtheangel7977and no they didn’t that’s quite Literally illegal
@@mr_beehives sometimes I think they have to if there's way too many ppl on the line. It's happened before.
When I heard “I insist somebody will die” I immediately remembered the meaning of the song.
Even when I listened to the full song and heard “Hung up and put on hold”. RIP Jack Stauber girlfriend
I don’t even knew what happened
I know...
@@Puppii_pawzzit was not his gf
@@Arandomguybroim tired of explaining this but here we go again this song is not about his gf
Explanation: The song is describing the story of a man and his wife, and his wife is suicidal but scared to do it. “Baby Hotline” refers to the man telling his wife to call the suicide hotline, “Hoarder of Quarters” is the quarters needed to put in a pay phone, she is hoarding them because the suicide hotline won’t pick up so she needs a lot of quarters to keep trying, “No boundary boredom” means that she is restricting herself from what she can achieve because she has set low goals for herself, meaning she can do more with her life than what she is actually doing, but she doesn’t believe in herself, so she isn’t trying, “I insist somebody will die and I hate hoping” means that he knows his wife will most likely commit suicide, and he hates thinking about when it will happen. “I contend that your drinking eye has never opened” refers to the fact that the depression makes her drink more and she blacks out often. By the time the suicide hotline finally calls back, she has already committed suicide. This is why you hear a gunshot after every verse, and also why at the end he says “One day I will go back outside and see her okay” meaning that this song takes place after his wife has committed suicide. (Gimme some likes for the effort)
20%= explanation,
80%= yapping
@@hahaducks lol nobody likes you 💀
Nothing has to do with a husband and wife it's just that she got held on hold for too long and shot her self that's what
Jack doesnt even have a wife or gf bruh-
@@Ftrave521 Ok, so lemme get this straight, clearly the man and woman have some sort of friendship (or else why would he even talk about it or tell her to call the hotline) he also calls her baby, now you might be a weirdo, but I don’t call my female FRIENDS baby, but that might just be me. But yeah next time keep your opinion bubbled up.
For those who don’t know:this song was made 568 years ago and now this guy is still alive this man is an alien he makes dark songs I know they seem cute and cuddly until u really listen to them and his eyes are pitch black……this gave me the chills so I did research and this song was not made 564 years ago and this song has the lyrics of I hope I will walk outside and see her ok………….
No, the name of the band is 568 years ago
@@Blackqueen-t1vyeah
@@Blackqueen-t1vIt's actually in the username of the person who uploaded this video
it’s actually about his girlfriend who commited suicide unfortunately
Yes I know that now
As a man that knows I can confirm that I indeed turned into a nightmare freddy from the hit game Five Nights at Freddys 4.
This got me
lmao
@Darius Lal i became nightmare
same
I became nightmare fredbear
Somebody give Jack a hug
Ok
Me,,
Ok on my way
Will do!
Good 👍🏻
For ppl who don’t know what they mean basically the song “baby hotline” is about a girl who calls 988 (suicidal number) and she uses quarters every time she calls so when she’s walking she picks up quarters to call the hotline and the hotline puts her on hold because they decided to eat smth and the girl kept on calling them with her quarters but they putting her on hold and when they finally finish having their snack they try calling her but she already k!lled herself, and the lines “someday i will go back outside and see her okay” means that they go outside each day and hope they see her okay (this is not mine but hope it helps 😊)
I already know the story but this song is Soo fire
Ohhhh my god
@@JinipirV13no it’s not it’s scares
The way when it finishes gives me anxiety because like he gulped and then looked down…
This song Is about a girl who was on the verge of commiting suicide, she tried calling the suicide prevention hotline, but they left her on hold. And by the time they tried calling her back, she has already killed herself. And at the end u hear “someday I will go back outside and see her ok” this Is because she used to collect quarters, and he wishes to go outside and see her collecting more quarters.
oh yea, and the person that answered was super new and didn't know what to do, like you would think they gave them more practice, its a persons life you're dealing with
I used to volunteer with the suicide prevention lifeline. Most nights it was me and one other person in a call center servicing 40 counties. The basic math of the situation requires that some people end up on hold, waiting their turn in the queue for someone to talk to. Its not uncommon for multiple callers to pile up and some of them end up hanging up before we could get to them. That said you always try your best everyday to help as many people as you can with the sparse resources you have available to you.
Dang
You worked for the blue whale company… 😳
U did it best...
I called the suicide hotline once and I was telling this lady what was happening and she said “womp womp”
And hung up,
@@Lover_life_is_lonely Damn, that lady had no shame
Japanese songs when you translate the lyrics to English
Its like a vocaloid song😅
Fr it has a dark meaning
Its about a girl who calls suicide hotline and ends up killing her self😶
Fr
Seriously, I'm from japan. Yes our songs are like, freaky weird, yet cheerful sounding, but not all of them are like that...I suggest you actually search up the lyrics to a sad tuned song, it's more than likely a song about romance or something related to a person's core emotion
HEY THAT'S ME
I didn’t know this until yesterday I told my friend I really liked this song and the next day she brings me those damn news-
Jack stauber has denied that teory a bunch of Times
@@Makten14 indeed, once I heard the news I was like... "Then the song was irrelevant if that was the story behind it, it would rather be sad than groovy and an absolute banger
The Song: 🤭🥰😍🤩
The meaning: 😵💔💀🔪
Edit: Can yall stop attacking me? I don't mean romantic, and idk if the su!c!de thing is true. And plus, ik it sounds like a weirdcore song, but just stop attacking me for a dang comment.
omg scary
💀
@@ilhaner865 skhskh🐹🐹☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
The song it's not that. The song looks more like weirdcore bro.
@@lunabeinglu7275 yea its a weirdcore/dreamcore song
“Baby flatline,still time to do it too” that line hit hard
its baby hotline
@@EZBOT3 they didn't ask whats the song name
The song is about a suicidal girl who called people to tell her to not kill herself but they all hung up and she killed herself
@@Luffy28755with a knife or gun
Imagine being suicidal and suicide prevention number hangs up on you, thats just..
Even if its a suicidal song, i just love it!
The fact that He looked so sad at the end of the song...
Jack stauber will forever be a weirdcore icon😅
I can't stand people calling this weirdcore, but can't hate since I used to be in my weirdcore phase and listen to this all day long😭😭
I think he was using the weird stuff to represent what was going on cuz the whole point of the phone was cuz everyone hung up the phone when his girlfriend was gonna kill herself and tried to call people to say bye
He's not weird core omg shut up
never say that again
@@drako2.02 I agree
Music : 🕺🤠👌
Lyrics:💀⚰👹
Backstory: ⚰💀
Fr
Exactly tho. Like I sang the song happily in 2020, then read the lyrics a few months ago, then read the meaning last week 💀💀
backstory :
@@Poopyfartshartzr
The video scares me but I like the sound😂😂😂
The life of jack is so sad....This music has more than one meaning...
At 12 I started having suicidal thoughts, luckily my fear of blood has prevented me from doing anything but I remember trying to jump off from a window and my mother stopping me (also other various failed attempts), it was only at 17 that I got a diagnosis for depression and finally got he help I needed.
Not everyone can wait this long, as the weight on one's shoulders is different for everyone and sometimes only minutes determine a person's fate.
Wow I feel good for you that you were abele to get the help you needed
@@Melikesleep1I was very lucky, hd to pester my parents (they didn’t believe in mental illnesses before this), but then were very supportive and helped me a lot. Still, those who see that something is wrong should act as soon as possible.
Well, this applies to any situation, though.
the only thing keeping me alive from when I was seven to now is my extremely low tolerance to physical pain, so I completely understand.
I tried to drown myself so many times as a kid but kept stopping when everything started feeling surreal and not painful that I just got better lung capacity hahaha
I was also suicidal at 12. I was put into a mental hospital for attempting and they would often emotionally abuse the patients. I remember the fitness "teacher" bullying an 8 year old because she was overweight but she told me she tried to k!ll herself at 8 because her family body shamed her (she was so sweet) and that was pretty traumatizing because they would yell at you for extremely little things. 💔
The fact that people put real emotions into their songs and people just sing them without listening to the lyrics. That really does get me, small and less popular artists have the best songs and are actually worth it. And mostly this song gets to me because people think it’s a weird person singing a weird song, but it’s about Jacks girlfriend that was going to k*ll herself.
Love you guys and have a good day.
Whats her name
you mean, his actual gf?
It’s not about jacks girlfriend but a suicide incident that happened in 2016 when a girl called a hotline and was hung up on or out on hold (i forgot which one) and by the time they called her back she had killed herself, she also like to collect quarters off the street as it says in the line ‘hoarder of quarters’. Which is why Jack says about seeing her outside okay and collecting quarters
@@terzosgloves id like to know ehich incident ur talking about
Pretty sure it's a homeless girl think that called the su!cide hotline and they put on hold but she had already comm!ted when they got back to her, and the hoarder of quarters and ill see you outside okay is she loved to collect quarters and jack wishes to see her outside just collecting quarters all okay again.
Nobody:
The scene where the music is made:☠️
The song:🕺
jack stauber the type of guy to pull up to a funeral in a tank top and say he heard the guy who died tell him to wear it
this man needs a hug (づ ●─● )づ
(づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づyeah
(づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ
Then he will kill you💀
@@richgamer5445 why?
Shes a killer @@Mausing1
Man Jack Stauber really needs a hug tbh
FR. **magically hugs Jack**
He's just like that no need to worry
For those who don't know:the story is about a girl wanting to kill her self ends up calling baby hot line ends up shooting up her self
Be safe guys
Yall got this kinda right. So basically jacks wife was going to commit suicide, the line "Baby hotline please hold me close to you" means shes called the suicide hotline but theh out her on hold. The line "Baby flatline" means that she was once again going to kill herself, for those who dont know a flatline means the person is dead. The line "shes a hoarder of quarters" means she always needed money because she was homeless. This is where it gets really dark. When the line says "with no boundary boredom" means she didnt listen to jack when he told her to not kill herself. This is where it gets really dark "I can see that your drinking eyes never opened" meaning she was a alcoholic and never saw herself as one. The line "i insist someone will die and i hate coping" means she insisted she is better off dead, and i hate coping is her not wanting to cope with the drinking problems. The line "pushing at the pills that you cry and i hate coping" means that jack and rehab centers or some doctors were telling her to take pills to help with the alcohol problems, but she didnt wanted to because she hated coping, but she crys because she knows how much it hurts jack. And the last line is self explanatory. Thats it.
3 likes for an amazing description omfg
I did not order a yappicino
@@blowblokiangd1 bro this so suicide and alcohol and drugs were talking about shut up about me being a yappachino
@@minebloxgaming1.
@@KYLAGACH4.
The people who know turn into fnaf characters? EDIT:THIS IS THE MOST LIKES I'VE EVER GOTTEN ON A COMMENT
HOLY 600 LIKES
Me: yes
Yes
Damn I wish
Not to be a furry
yes bc whoever made this is a fnaf fan 💀
According to the most popular interpretation, the person singing in Baby Hotline loves someone who died; he’s now trying to process the loss. Some of the lines seem to refer to the dead person’s issues in life. The “baby hotline” symbolizes a connection that the singer keeps attempting to stay in contact with the loved one, but it doesn’t seem to work, and at some point, the protagonist will need to accept it.
"Baby hotline" symbolizes the suicide hotline that hung up on his girlfriend.
I find it funny how hard you tried and still messed it up
@@Jaibliss_agent87It wasn't his girlfriend
@@RaptorKingits the most popular interpretation of the song. It may not be his interpretation. I love your comment tho.
Edit: Im stupid. Its a popular interpretation somewhat. But I am absolutely stupid forget what I said.
No that’s not at all what it’s about
For those who dont know, the song is based on a girl who was depressed with suacidal thoughts, and called a suicide prevention hotline, but they hung up on her. Then after that the woman sadly took her life. The line hoarder of quarters might confuse some people born after 2010 but the line hoarder of quarters so back in the day, old payphones used to take quarters so the line hoarder of quarters shows that she collected so many quarters to call the hotline and the line "someday I'll go back outside and see her okay" shows that the guy wants to go back and see her collecting quarters outside but the hotline kept on hanging up on her. Hope this helps!
The comments are now making me realise the song is deeper than it sounds
Same
when I heard the song it was but a insignificant meme now I found this short and realize in the comments it was about a girl that was put on hold. The number was a suicide help line, she was on hold for an hour and by then she had already killed herself.
Imagine believing this clown comment section
@@xeno_yoshikage real as fuck
@@jajajajasjaj4767 fr
When i listened to this my chair randomly broke
Oh
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH💀-
💀💀💀💀
how the fuck did I get 14 likes over laughing
u know.. it really can happen it isnt impossible like the girl spirit uknow
"Someday i will go back in time to see her ok" Made me almost cry😭
You mean outside
The fact that it was actually his wife
@@willhennessy7992no, this was about queen Elizabeth please stop spreading misinformation
@@daboi9172?
@@daboi9172it’s about his wife. Where did you get Queen Elizabeth from?
Ah man i remember 500 years ago
I miss this song so much
me: *knowing the meaning but still vibing bc i am not mentally ok*
Same
Same
Same
Same
Nah, its just a catchy song. Nothing mentally wrong with that.
So basically some girl called the suicide hotline unfortunately the person who answered was not very good at dealing with suicidal people. He put her on hold for 20 minutes and she shot herself after
Never happened.
Cap
@mrs foxxy nobody has proof it even happened
The song is about someone who isn't related to him in the slightest
@mrs foxxy creator never sent proof to nothin, also incidents*
Wow… never knew the meaning till I read the comments. Condolences to that poor girl, and whoever else suffer from suicidal thoughts. I can’t tell you it’ll get better, but I’m so sorry for what everyone’s going through. God bless you all.
Same I just thought it was just a song
It was someone wife so I think you should say "Woman"
all of the retarded commenters are spreading false information but aight
Ppl who don’t know: the song is based off a depressed woman who called 911 as a suicide and they put her on hold for to long and then she killed herself
Context:
The song is based on someone commiting suicide
Edit:
Previous info was wrong
no, it wasn’t his girlfriend and the true meaning of the song has not been revealed. the rumors and theories are all just speculation. yeah, the theory makes sense about the song talking about a depressed woman being put on hold by the sui hotline, but it isn’t about his dead girlfriend. that’s just made up.
You really don’t have to make up stories for Jack’s songs to be dark. A lot of them already are dark in general without having to dig too deep.
@@spookystarry yes
I seen you on 2 videos
Dam they had one job and they didn't do it 🤦
People who know :RANDOM FNAF ANIMATRONICS
Top comment is a bit misleading so here’s the real answer
I don’t think that it was Jack Stauber’s (the person who animated and made this song) girlfriend but a story about a woman who felt su*cidal and called su*cude prevention and nobody picked up which led to her, unfortunately ending her own life.
Im glad this is popular because it spreads attention about the topic but also boosts Jack Stauber’s viewer ship.
If you feel su*cidal at all, please talk to someone ❤
Edit: I said a story, it’s not real (according to the replies)
I always get shivers after hearing this song, idk why 😭
What about the "Hoarder Of Quarters" line though?
@@SpeakermanLovesGamesapparently the woman liked collecting money from the ground. I am not sure of it thought. The internet is not the most trustworthy place.
@SpeakermanLovesGames most likely referencing pay phones!
Tf where did my comment go
If u dont know. this song is about his girlfriend who wants to commit -suicide- and calls a -suicide- hotline called baby hotline but they never answer so she ends up -shooting- -herself-
ok so: in 2016 (i think), a girl was calling at a su*cide prevention hotline. the “hoarder of quarters” quote was meant to describe that she was collecting quarters for fun. she called there, they answered but they hung up shortly after. they recalled her, but it was too late. may she rest in peace.
1. Phones used to take quarters for you to call people. She probably got as much change as she could so she could call as much as she needed.
2. Are you sure this is a real story.
@@addison_v_ertisement1678 yes it is
@@Havens.trashpit Do you have literally any source?
@@addison_v_ertisement1678just search 2016 suicide prevention hotline incident(yes it a real story)
@@Havens.trashpitit isn’t. Show me one interview where jack himself says that
This is...
Amazing but scary as well.
the story is sad tho
as someone who knows i can confirm i turned into atleast 5 - 7 FNaF animatronics
Same it was phenomenal
LMAO this should not be funny 😭
Yes. Me too . I am currently an animatronic
I'm so sorry. I shouldn't be joking about it.
Yes
Jack need a big big hug <
)
It’s so sad that when he said “some day I will go back in time and see her okay…” he’s talking about his girlfriend killing herself
Edited: Thx for informing that he wasn't singing abt his wife but about some girl. But i still feel Bad for her tbh..
@monke i don't know their backstory at all so idk what she was like
Actually I’ve seen multiple people say it was someone completely unrelated and it was some girl back in 2016 who got put on hold
I don't even know if he has a girlfriend, but the song talks about someone completely unrelated to Jack, he's okay
@@chaoticgaybirb2734 oh- really? Ppl really make up alot of stuff huh-
@@ACloverJam normaly i wouldn't agree or so with someone that has Yuri from ybc as a pfp. But i got informed already xd but thx anyways
All his songs and skits have excellent quality and deep meaning behind it all masked with an unsettling feeling.
For the people who don't understand this song wad made almost when the world started beacause it was made 524 years ago making it be made in 1460 almost when the world even started. And the second one is called "deadly hotline" the explanation this person had a girlfriend that wanted no kill herself making it be suicide and she called it "hotline" this guy made a song about it, the last part when he said "one day ill go out and see she is okayyy" hes talking about his girlfriend not doing suicide and have a happy family again.
Wdym this song was made 524 years before? no that's just the creator's name
Explanation: Jack stauber's girlfriend had suicidal thoughts and was about to kill herself. She called the suicide prevention line but they put her on hold. A couple seconds after she called all of her friends that supported her and didn't want her to die. When she called them they put her on hold again. So after all this she hangs her self. Jack was completely baffled by this and he made a song about it. And as everyone knows all of his songs have meanings.
And the line "Hoarder of Quarters" means she used to collect quarters. And also the line "I can tell that your drinking eyes never opened" means that she always used to drink.
Not actually, "Hoarder of Quarters" is a refrence to the old pay phones where u had to put a quarter to call saying she called the hotline a lot before she died since she is a Hoarder of Quarters. The "I can tell that your drinking eyes never opened" is a refrence to the fact for some people when they drink they start to feel even more depressed about themselves and see themselves as the worst version of themselves and end up dying BC they were drunk. He says her drinking eye hasnt opened bc despite her depression she stayed alive until that day.
Who was his old girlfriend?
I've had suicidal thoughts but I haven't killed myself, I'm still 7 years old 😊
there's no way in HELL. You type this good at 7.@@francelino714
@@Cheesey_0 no one. its a lie
i think it wasnt his girl friend
I can comfirm, when you learn the meaning of this song, you become an animatronic
True tho 💀
Naw im nitmare feddy now
@@bread-ko4kgand i am currently nightmsre mangle because I know
i am casually chillin in a random guys closet as nightmare foxy rn
@@bread-ko4kgim now nightmare *time to scare kids*
Jack Stauber always has such intense meanings, addressing such important and serious subjects, I like that about him :)
His UA-cam account is not active
@@Theoddjunkbot like this?
I once ACTUALLY committed suicide. I came back from school after being harassed. During recess… not only that, The teachers didn’t give a fuck. I didn’t eat lunch.. when I got upstairs I gave some stuff to my sister and called my friends a couple of times, knowing it’ll be the last time I see them. And after that it was around 6:30 PM. I went into my room and grabbed a jump rope, it was the only thing I had close enough to a rope. I was 9 at the time btw. And I hung it up on this thing connected to my roof… I have no absolute idea what it’s called. And I tied it to my neck. And YK.. hung there. I regretted my choices. It really hurt, it felt like there was a lot of pressure building up in my head and throat.. like it was swelling kinda. I was struggling to breathe… like it took 1 minute for me to untie the rope but I gave up. It was too hard. I started screaming then my parents rushed into my room and helped me. I’m recovering now. I’m still a bit depressed from the situation. I have a small bruise on my neck.. but I’m fine now. Still struggling. Not too comfortable with venting but I feel like it’s about time. ❤
Bro my mom showed me this song and we both love it sm and I instantly loved it, now I can also relate to the song ☺️
Edit: guys I literally forgot I wrote this comment, I just have depression and heavy anxiety issues about death every day and I used to be heavily suicidal when I was 13 but I am not anymore like I was in 2022 and I get extreme guilt every day for how I’ve acted like such a ungrateful person and I have to live with myself because I need to for the ones I love and I’d like to for myself but I just am not there yet… im trying to start improving myself every day going into the new year but I know it will take a while so stop spamming the same comment because one, “help” is too expensive and two I don’t want it because I get along well already and I can and will survive my own way even if it’s not ‘right’, none of you know about what has happened to me so please don’t try to spam tell me
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It’s not just a song it’s deeper.
correction WAY deeper
True
really now?
@@papyfun5097 yea the song actually does have a meaning
@@Poopyfartshartzjack said i think on twitter that all of his songs have deeper meanings
The beat: 😄
The lyrics: 😐
Me before knowing the lyrics/meaning of the song:🕺🕺🕺🕺
Me after:🗿🍷🕺🕺🕺
@LillianMarshThePaws hello fellow therian
You make every topic seem so easy to understand!
That part of him opening the soda can gave me goosebumps...
Same
Melon
thats my fav part😂
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"I would go back in time and see you ok" made me cry
poor man
Really sad...😢😢
That wasn't the lyrics.
@@ZeroFoundContentit was wdym?
@@ronadlo_0983he said outside
As someone’s who knows. I can confirm I am a robot that plays sound at a frequency that causes people to hallucinate
The nightmare animatronics, I get it
@@Sploobicious good job
@@MilkshakeIsCool and it only took a month for someone to get it lol
He looks like my uncle 😭
edit 1: wow guys!! thanks for 20 likes!!
The beginning of the song portrays the singer wanting to call the hotline and be "close to it", but the responder does not take them seriously with them always getting a flatline and them believing the responder sees them as a "hoarder of quarters" with no "boundary boredom". They continue to be put "on hold" as their line gets "cold". However, they continue to call the hotline and get a response, as heard in spoken dialogue "No, uh, I'll try again". They eventually sing about feeling numb and burning with haste after continuously calling the hotline, and how doing so was eventually just a waste. Verse 4 eventually plays out the woman's mindset as she prepares to commit suicide where she claims she's been "dead", her thinking is "bent", and how she eventually decides to "wrap the troubles" and feels good from doing so and now she doesn't have to stay and think about "it" anymore. The outro seems to be the woman right before her suicide, repeating manically that she hates hoping before the song ends with the phone ringing out. The clapping in the background seems to also represent the end of her life in a similar fashion to how people clap at the end of movies.
While the woman caller is the main character of the song, the "baby hotline" responder's perspective is portrayed in select segments of the song. Verse 2 portrays the responder's view on the suicide victim. They claim there was no flatline and only then ask what they were scared about. After the woman commits suicide and "sits by and feels the wind", they simply say they at least called her the "hoarder of quarters" with no "boundary boredom", as speculated by the woman caller earlier. Verse 3 seems to then represent the responder attempting to help the victim, such as recommending a sunbath. Eventually, they just say nevermind to their "sight" and they just run and hide from them. At the end of the song, the after the woman likely commits suicide, the phone ringing fading out seems to represent the responder attempting to call them back again after multiple failed attempts from the woman, but being too late.
source:Jack Stauber wiki although I knew this -big fan of jack
U deserve more likes
@@wolfieandtheangel7977 thank you, but i probably wont lol
Its not just a song.
Its about jacks girlfriend who's depressed and su!c!dal. She wants to k!ll herself one day but she's scare to do it. So she called a su!c!de hotline but they put her on hold. By the time the people from the hotline got back on the call, she had taken her life
Edit : His girlfriend was also pregnant. So when she killed herself, it killed the baby too
Oh i thought it was a homeless girl think that called the su!cide hotline and they put on hold but she had already comm!ted when they got back to her, and the hoarder of quarters and ill see you outside okay is she loved to collect quarters and jack wishes to see her outside just collecting quarters all okay again.
@@bugbite123 kinda
@@Mokaluv_2004 🤷♂️
@@Mokaluv_2004 where tf did you get this info, up your ass I bet
“And I can go outside to see that your OK”
Backstory: back in 2016 someone’s wife loved getting quarters on the side of the road, that’s why in the song it says hoarder of quarters, she was having a very depressing day and wanted to comment suicide, so she called a suicide PREVENTION hotline, (REMEMBER SUICIDE PREVENTION HOTLINE) and they put her on hold for 20 MINUTES. Apparently the person calling wasn’t good with suicidal people, when the hotline tried to call her back, she already committed suicide. That’s why at the end it says “I wish I could go back just to see that your okay”. And yea that’s it, the story is pretty fucked up.
Wait the person working at the hotline wasn’t comfortable speaking to suicidal people?
@@mudshot3469 no they just cant do theyre job
RIP