My favorite ironic little line is "Do bronies make art?". Because Gabriel Brown, Professor Chalk's singing voice is literally a massive brony. Like he got so big that he became friends with official MLP VAs and literally sung songs for the show and for Equestria Girls
His duets with the voice actress for Applebloom of My Little Pony, doing various Micheal Jackson songs as well as some originals, are some of his best works IMO.
4:50 - I love the fact that while they start talking about the creators that helped add further depth to FNAF, such as Tombstone...Tombstone's musical phrase 'Five nights at Freddy's - is this where you want to be?' is woven into the background music.
3:49 I didn’t see anyone mention here this small matpat cameo ! (aka the original voice of The Game Theorist) I love the fact that he has been showing up a lot lately in fan made content
Towards the "Markiplier lit this fire" line, yes, Markiplier was one of the first (and best) content creators on FNaF and was mostly him and Jacksepticeye, who made it popular, but Mark, for his hilarious reactions, and skill, was (and still is), known as "The King of FNaF".
As you pointed out in the video, the song is from the perspective of an "outsider" to a fandom who is introduced to an amazing world. One of the things I like about this song is that it represents the community really well: cosplayers, musicians, artists, let's players, theorists; each being represented by a character in the video. The most incredible part of this is that ALL of the "FNAF Kids" are featured in Chalkeaters' earlier videos, most notably in the "Roll Out the Fallout", where all 5 of them are featured *in a single shot*! This song just radiates community, sharing love and happinness for things you enjoy, and the appreciation of communities both big and small. Upon first listen, this song and music video instantly became my favorite of all time.
3:36 crowbar to the knee, for those wondering, is likely a reference to the piemations video "5 am at freddys: the sequel", in which the progtagonist hits springtrap,in the knees, with a crowbar (also, some irony in Black Gryph0n's singing the line "do bronies make art" ifkyk)
Man seeing that list of indie games just put a big dumb smile on my face. As someone who has seen all of those games I can assure you that all of those games are absolutely worth your time (Okay maybe for Bendy it's more the fan works than the actual games but still) Here are all the games so you can see them more easily since the credits cover them a bit in the video. Hollow Knight Undertale/Deltarune Cuphead Night in the Woods Celeste Friday Night Funkin OneShot Little Nightmares Doki Doki Literature Club Inscryption Disco Elysium Iron Lung Bendy and the Ink Machine Slay the Princess Hades And finally, Five Nights at Freddy's
So real stuff, I saw this video after watching that video from TheChalkeaters and though "Ah, another corny dude shoveling someone elses stuff for a 5 minute quick video" Dude you did this video in nearly all the right ways. you talked about the stuff you saw and came to your own thoughts talking about it. when you paused you turned it back so we get continous and seamless music instead of starting it right where you paused making a odd cutoff. you did great here and got a like a sub from me dude Also you got a terrifyingly smooth voice, keep it up bro
The internet has definitely made fandoms more accessible and easier to meet. Growing a few ticks before the internet became normalized, I definitely had impressed upon me that my interests were ‘childish’, a problem to grow out of, not shared by anyone-so I feel it’s easier for older nerds/geeks to simply withdraw from everyone else-because I certainly do.
I immediately fell in love with the song. As a brony, I will not be able to convey in one comment all the mass of creativity that a simple pony cartoon has produced. Art, animations, songs, books (oh my God, I can talk for hours about fan fiction titans, bigger and more interesting than most "classic" literature). It's great to watch this cycle of creativity in fandoms, sometimes you just need a push, and modern technology and society will do the rest.
Of course then the grind of reality kicks in and the fandom creativity cycle winds down to the level of slash fics and explicit artwork, and it becomes the time to leave the once-beloved universe behind while its good memory is still mostly untarnished in your mind, and it's time to move on to something else. Such is life.
@@SeanMirrsen I suppose? For me, still 80% of the books I'm reading now are incredibly large mlp fanfics that represent so many unique visions of the world.
@@SeanMirrsen "winding down" I mean yeah the 6,000 approved stories last year wasn't as many as their peak of 21,000 but it was 8000 when the show ended 5 years ago. The fandom still exists and there are really great fanfics still being updated.
@@dragonwaz I mean yeah, I get that, but for the most part it's quality turning into quantity. Of that number of stories, how many are explorative lore pieces? How many adventure fantasy series, how many full-fledged new universe crossovers or fantasy/sci-fi 'first contact' scenarios that aren't just an oblique front for oddball slash fiction? I don't even count romance fics against that number anymore, I get that it's a legit genre that's just not my thing, but take one look at the fimfiction frontpage and it's like looking into a modern teenager's idea of a library - and it's really rather disappointing. That's what I meant by winding down. The explosion of creativity at the outset, the constant exploration of genres, it's all wound down into the standard modern media type churn of the most common appealing topics, and of course the lots of smut that goes with it. If you'll want to find new exciting things, you'll have to look for another emerging fandom somewhere, because this one has settled into a routine it'll follow for the foreseeable future, unless something unexpected happens again.
3:42 Crowbar to the knee is a reference to a fan animation, turn them into marketable plushies is a meme, Hoover jumpscare is a reference to an animatronic and Slippery floor is a reference to a game mechanic from UCN
5:49 Markiplier's third most viewed video is when he played FNAF for the first time, and many of his other most viewed videos are also about FNAF. He was also the first major UA-camr to play it, making it explode into its fame.
Just as a fan of SB (game) thought I'd point out an interesting easter egg at 0:58 in the back is an Avali, feathered space raptors Which come from a really solid modded race for the game Starbound. Of course, might be wrong but I'm pretty sure~
9:18 I’m a little disappointed here. The scene right before this clip was indeed a friday night funkin reference, but the part you paused at is a reference to the “HERE’S JOHNNY” scene from The Shining, unless I’m mistaken. It’s been a while since i’ve watched that movie.
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Dave, thank you so much for your reactions, our team is a big fan of yours! 🤍
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I hope that your team is having a good day. :) I appreciate the music that you create.
No way
Yoooo
And I, same! Keep killing it!
My favorite ironic little line is "Do bronies make art?". Because Gabriel Brown, Professor Chalk's singing voice is literally a massive brony. Like he got so big that he became friends with official MLP VAs and literally sung songs for the show and for Equestria Girls
His duets with the voice actress for Applebloom of My Little Pony, doing various Micheal Jackson songs as well as some originals, are some of his best works IMO.
4:50 - I love the fact that while they start talking about the creators that helped add further depth to FNAF, such as Tombstone...Tombstone's musical phrase 'Five nights at Freddy's - is this where you want to be?' is woven into the background music.
3:49 I didn’t see anyone mention here this small matpat cameo ! (aka the original voice of The Game Theorist)
I love the fact that he has been showing up a lot lately in fan made content
Towards the "Markiplier lit this fire" line, yes, Markiplier was one of the first (and best) content creators on FNaF and was mostly him and Jacksepticeye, who made it popular, but Mark, for his hilarious reactions, and skill, was (and still is), known as "The King of FNaF".
@@gmagic8753 markiplier is the king but matpat is the Demi-god and Scott is the GOD
As you pointed out in the video, the song is from the perspective of an "outsider" to a fandom who is introduced to an amazing world.
One of the things I like about this song is that it represents the community really well: cosplayers, musicians, artists, let's players, theorists; each being represented by a character in the video. The most incredible part of this is that ALL of the "FNAF Kids" are featured in Chalkeaters' earlier videos, most notably in the "Roll Out the Fallout", where all 5 of them are featured *in a single shot*!
This song just radiates community, sharing love and happinness for things you enjoy, and the appreciation of communities both big and small. Upon first listen, this song and music video instantly became my favorite of all time.
3:36
crowbar to the knee, for those wondering, is likely a reference to the piemations video "5 am at freddys: the sequel", in which the progtagonist hits springtrap,in the knees, with a crowbar
(also, some irony in Black Gryph0n's singing the line "do bronies make art" ifkyk)
If they make a Slay The Princess song i think id actually lose it, I've never heard a song from these guys i didn't love lol
Man seeing that list of indie games just put a big dumb smile on my face. As someone who has seen all of those games I can assure you that all of those games are absolutely worth your time (Okay maybe for Bendy it's more the fan works than the actual games but still)
Here are all the games so you can see them more easily since the credits cover them a bit in the video.
Hollow Knight Undertale/Deltarune
Cuphead Night in the Woods
Celeste Friday Night Funkin
OneShot Little Nightmares
Doki Doki Literature Club
Inscryption Disco Elysium Iron Lung
Bendy and the Ink Machine
Slay the Princess Hades
And finally, Five Nights at Freddy's
So real stuff, I saw this video after watching that video from TheChalkeaters and though "Ah, another corny dude shoveling someone elses stuff for a 5 minute quick video"
Dude you did this video in nearly all the right ways. you talked about the stuff you saw and came to your own thoughts talking about it. when you paused you turned it back so we get continous and seamless music instead of starting it right where you paused making a odd cutoff. you did great here and got a like a sub from me dude
Also you got a terrifyingly smooth voice, keep it up bro
Thank you for giving me a chance!
The internet has definitely made fandoms more accessible and easier to meet. Growing a few ticks before the internet became normalized, I definitely had impressed upon me that my interests were ‘childish’, a problem to grow out of, not shared by anyone-so I feel it’s easier for older nerds/geeks to simply withdraw from everyone else-because I certainly do.
I immediately fell in love with the song. As a brony, I will not be able to convey in one comment all the mass of creativity that a simple pony cartoon has produced. Art, animations, songs, books (oh my God, I can talk for hours about fan fiction titans, bigger and more interesting than most "classic" literature). It's great to watch this cycle of creativity in fandoms, sometimes you just need a push, and modern technology and society will do the rest.
Of course then the grind of reality kicks in and the fandom creativity cycle winds down to the level of slash fics and explicit artwork, and it becomes the time to leave the once-beloved universe behind while its good memory is still mostly untarnished in your mind, and it's time to move on to something else. Such is life.
@@SeanMirrsen I suppose? For me, still 80% of the books I'm reading now are incredibly large mlp fanfics that represent so many unique visions of the world.
@@SeanMirrsen "winding down" I mean yeah the 6,000 approved stories last year wasn't as many as their peak of 21,000 but it was 8000 when the show ended 5 years ago. The fandom still exists and there are really great fanfics still being updated.
@@dragonwaz I mean yeah, I get that, but for the most part it's quality turning into quantity. Of that number of stories, how many are explorative lore pieces? How many adventure fantasy series, how many full-fledged new universe crossovers or fantasy/sci-fi 'first contact' scenarios that aren't just an oblique front for oddball slash fiction? I don't even count romance fics against that number anymore, I get that it's a legit genre that's just not my thing, but take one look at the fimfiction frontpage and it's like looking into a modern teenager's idea of a library - and it's really rather disappointing.
That's what I meant by winding down. The explosion of creativity at the outset, the constant exploration of genres, it's all wound down into the standard modern media type churn of the most common appealing topics, and of course the lots of smut that goes with it. If you'll want to find new exciting things, you'll have to look for another emerging fandom somewhere, because this one has settled into a routine it'll follow for the foreseeable future, unless something unexpected happens again.
That is the cleanest intro I've ever heard, "...so let's shut up, and turn it up" Beautiful, mwa, chef's kiss!!
3:42 Crowbar to the knee is a reference to a fan animation, turn them into marketable plushies is a meme, Hoover jumpscare is a reference to an animatronic and Slippery floor is a reference to a game mechanic from UCN
5:49 Markiplier's third most viewed video is when he played FNAF for the first time, and many of his other most viewed videos are also about FNAF. He was also the first major UA-camr to play it, making it explode into its fame.
Just as a fan of SB (game) thought I'd point out an interesting easter egg
at 0:58 in the back is an Avali, feathered space raptors
Which come from a really solid modded race for the game Starbound.
Of course, might be wrong but I'm pretty sure~
still the best reaction youtuber in my opinion
keep up the good work :D
Undertale/Deltarune would be amazing, or a bit crazy. depending on what they focus
Very cool after this and the Genshin Song i am totally subscribing now. Thanks DAVE for the exposure.
Dave,if you continue dropping videos at this rate,youtube will be out of them🙀
Bout to drop one more ahaha
6:33 get in to the Golden Freddy suit, Shinji!
nice review! :)
Pog I’m early to my favorite reactor!
damn I didn't realize until I scrolled down lol
@@plus9775 same fam, got halfway through and noticed the time it released.
Oh you should definately check out Disco Elysium! the creators got screwed out of their profits but the game is so so good
Yes, Markiplier is father and king of FNAF ;)
You have to react to bloom bro
9:18 I’m a little disappointed here. The scene right before this clip was indeed a friday night funkin reference, but the part you paused at is a reference to the “HERE’S JOHNNY” scene from The Shining, unless I’m mistaken. It’s been a while since i’ve watched that movie.
Yoooo