The veil between the backrooms and our world was thin in that house. So it didn't take much to fall through. The real question is, who or what was in the backrooms that was talking to that guys kid?
I used to work as a janitor at Waste Management, and oddly some aspects of the backrooms remind me of that job, which is why I liked it so much. Because WM is sooo simple and easy going, often a lot of the offices were barren and unused, and were mostly there just to fill in space. But a LOT of the headquarters were entirely barren and liminal, some floors didn't even have furniture and were big empty rooms, I still had to clean them and keep them dust free and in shape incase more jobs arise. The building often split between industrial, mechanic, and offices. The industrial was the most active spot with things people snagged out of the trash to keep, or coats on racks. Oddly despite it being concrete with a mix of HPS and incandescent lighting, being large and echoy with massive dump trucks parked in the bays, it was my favourite area because it was the least scary. The most scary part was the offices, barren rooms, and hallways. As a janitor you're ENTIRELY alone in the ENTIRE building, and no sounds, very quiet and eerie. The one thing I was taught that made it even worse was that I was only supposed to use half of the lights and turn them off after I'm finished in a room, so the rooms were halfway lit, with dark hallways, and second was that many rooms were pitch black after leaving them, and for that minute after you shut off the lights sometimes you had to walk a small distance to leave the room, and that minute you kept having to fight the instinct not to panic and run like something is behind you, because often it would cause you to panic and desperately try to escape nothing. The elevators and staircases were the only area that was constantly lit, and they made things worse because when you were finished with a floor, all the lights of all hallways were turned off and you'd stand a moment in that light. the vacuum was loud too so if you vacuumed, you were totally deaf and unaware of any sounds other than the very powerful vacuum. If and when I heard unexpected sounds, I was kinda the only security there too. I wouldn't call out or demand an answer, instead I would put down whatever and slowly creep up to the room/sound and just peek around the corner and observe for anyone. Often there wasn't a single sound and it was very silent except for me.
Sometimes you had to call a friend or family in the middle of the night and ask them to stay on the phone to keep you sane. A few of my friends didn't have jobs so it made it easy to get ahold of them at night because they were often gaming, and it kinda became a ritual where they could stream their game, and I would work and chat with them. Other times it would get annoying listening to them bicker and complain at eachother so other nights I would really, well... Smoke a lot. And that would add a layer of eerieness, but also take the edge off and make me feel like I'm invincible. You had to have a lot of guts to stay sane. But honestly I lived for it, and loved it. These videos kinda bring be back to those times and I want to go back, other than the back and joint pain every day, I would love to take any job with janitorial again
@@hugomartinsphoto weird coincidence, but your reply was right above a comment from @bruceleeharrison9284, and your pfp's are like, exactly the same, besides the person in the photo
Hell yeah I remember I was a student-custodian for 4 years at my college while going to school. I'm with ya, I loved that job! The most backrooms experience we had was one time they sent a group of us under the science department building to clean some old labs/storage spaces. And like we didn't understand what they meant by old, like it was some backrooms shit, like dusty old labs with super dated equipment/dusty ass beakers, half the labs had no lighting or if they did it was ancient florescent bulbs that took like a minute to get bright. But the real highlight was our supervisor opened this one lab there was just like 10 human sized cages and we were like wtf happened in here? Turns out it was old cages from a chimpanzee research program they had in the 1980's. Best part was about an hour into cleaning the head supervisor was like where are you guys, we told her we were cleaning the labs, she was like no I'm here at the labs and your not here where are you? Turns out we had gone a floor lower than the 'old' labs we were supposed to clean, and our head supervisor wasn't even mad she was baffled, she didn't even know there was another floor below. Yeah that was a fun job while it lasted.
I love that the other guy could hear him but not see him. That's such a terrifying concept. Like the glitch in reality is so broken that there are spots in the BRs that you can ALMOST interact with real life again but not quite.
It's kind of like the upside down from Stranger Things. It's another dimension into another broken and decayed version of our world, but also allows others to talk through the walls when being in the upside down. It had that vibe.
26:38 the fact that he takes a quick second glance at the random sink in the corridor is such a subtle detail, yet it gives the protagonist so much personality. I could almost hear him think to himself "WTF" when he realised how random that is. Well done
Kane really does capture the randomness of the backrooms. It's mostly an illogical mash of hallways, but every once in a while, it makes something that feels normal.
Psychologically, this found footage hits the hardest. 1: Like how our protagonist comes into the Backrooms. Unlike the other 2 protagonists, this guy didn't instantly no clip into the Backrooms but instead was teleported instantly by a chunk of the Backrooms that warped itself into the real world. 2: The way the the protagonist didn't get to see the entity most of the times but only hear it not really knowing how far and near it really was. Plus using the music from those speakers to trick the protagonist with not being able to detect the entity's own sound was genius. 3: The way our protagonist actually found help by another human being and thought he would be out of this nighmare as help was so near only to realize that the other guy couldn't see where he really was but only hear him. It's as if the Backrooms is mocking the protagonist that help is near him yet also far away from him. And man I felt terrible for the other guy the most apart from our protagonist. He too got transported to the Backrooms from the real world. He was probably minding his own business and wanted to help our protagonist only to get trapped in the Backrooms as well. 4: The ending. Do I even have to say it?
protagonist isn't exactly smart, if you found a maze like situation and then came back to the point where you can trace your steps back eg the scene with chairs sitting inwards, i would've climbed back down and try to go back to the original point, THEN jackie chan myself up to the original fall in point, he just keeps going forward hoping they're be exit when that could just keep going
@@GawrGurasBathTubPizzaDude....... Did you miss the beginning part of the video? The first thing our guy does is climb up that wooden tunnel drop he fell from only to see that it was a dead end when he reached the top of the tunnel drop.
All Kane Pixels protagonists have 3 things in common. 1: Surprisingly good cardio 2: A preference to record things with their cameras in life threatening situations 3: The worst luck
@@mechanical_squid4047 Yeah, cause not everyone has a recorder or phone when they enter, and even if they did, it’s unlikely for that recorder to make it back to the outside world to be salvaged like at the end of Kane’s first Backrooms Found Footage video
That thing at 27:20 scared me so bad. The weird thing is, it doesn't look like a Bacteria. It looks like that horrific corpse that was being autopsied way back in an earlier episode last year.
I like that the protagonist is not terrified 100% of the movie, it makes it look realistic. He recognizes the absurdity of his situation, how lost he is, laughing as a defense mechanism against the incomprehensible
It wasn’t even a no-clip freak accident this time, the man’s basement just became a backdoor into the backrooms. The fact it’s starting to heavily melt into our reality in such a way is terrifying.
I think A-Sync opening portals to the backrooms has caused it to become unstable, like it's the foundation our reality is built on and now our reality is crashing down on top of it. It's like that speech about the house being cast into the ocean with all of the other forgotten things.
❤❤❤ I hope kane takes this series and movies in this direction and keeps running with it even after tons of ppl from our world start showing up in the backrooms. The conversation the no clip guy over heard in earlier in the video was actually regarding the backrooms and that town merging.no? ... So higher up people are very much aware that this is happening And I think they're attempting to manipulate the backrooms to solve a population crisis for the government or something of that nature.
@@miss_america8643 Good catch, I couldn't make out what was being said. God, that's such a horrifying concept. Ivan knows his project is causing the very fabric of reality to become unstable and could collapse altogether, but he simply doesn't care.
@@MiggetyMattRI have a similar theory,but the backrooms is also possibly trying to hold up our reality by expanding itself,but it’s doing it so fast,it’s clipping its own walls into our reality’s walls
Idk i think she turned into poop but either way it aint a common thing for these so called backrooms survivors to break through glasses and so, they were always so careful opening doors instead and so on @@antonanderson1965
can't help but notice this man looking TWICE at the sink, a micro detail you might say, but this shows how Kane truly understand how to make all of this realistic, the protagonist looked at the sink a second and probably say to himself : "what ?"
26:40 the double take on the sink is absolutely masterful character development. He's so fed up with this shit he has a bare moment to recognize how inane this incongruity is but no more than enough time for a double take like "okay that's just silly". brilliant
The thing is that he found this VHS tape and didin't make it. The minecraft movie is a animated movie. Simple as that. Also Yes he has a backdoor to the backrooms
We're not talking enough about the beginning. The broken glass door at 2:48. The busted down wall in the garage at 5:38 - right where Robbie fell out of our dimension. Something broke down the wall, then made it upstairs and outside. It's not just people clipping into the Backrooms. Those mold creatures are clipping out.
I think that’s what’s going on at the end too. That thing that was chasing the camera man jumped out of the wall and killed the guy trying to help. That’s why camera man doesn’t die like the other found footage videos, the creature just left.
The music, the atmosphere, the story, the voice acting, visuals -- just everything about these found footages and even the rolling giant videos are just amazing. Keep up the awesome work, can't wait to see what you make next!! Literally feel so bad about the guy trying to help him too ...
This video is 45 minutes long. 45 minutes and I didn't feel it. 45 minutes of a man running around liminal spaces, and I did not feel bored at all. Wasn't even aware that it was 45 minutes long until the end of the video. Wow. Kudos to you, Kane, for keeping the tension consistent. Now I KNOW that the movie is going to be good, since it's going to be an hour and 30 minutes.
exact same feeling, was like "no way is that where the video ends?! I need more!" and THEN I checked the video length and was like oh shit that was 45 minutes ok
I have a theory about the father Robbie was talking to that was inspired by a reply to another comment. The wall seemed to be an entry way to the Backrooms, though we never see the father come through. We see the painting come off the wall, but no one comes through the wall itself. As implied before, the Backrooms can manipulate time. I think the father no-clipped into that room and was transported to a time before Robbie arrived. The only main clue I can see from this is is the boot clipped into the floor at 37:22. It's close the entry point, and we can hear the man scream in pain before he is transported, possibly getting his foot stuck or even partially cut off, as the substance around the boot could be dried blood (or the bacteria). The room itself is also very similar to a real house, so my guess is that that area in particular is a distorted version of the father's home. How long was the man sent back before Robbie? It's hard to be exact, but that leads me into my second theory. The entity at 27:25 could be that same man Robbie was talking to, his body now succumbed to the bacteria. This is the most human looking entity we've seen so far in this series, so this has to be the early stages of the bacterial infection. Also, if you look closely at the entity's feet at the freeze frame, his right foot looks short and stubbier, almost like half of it was cleanly cut off. That probably explains it's awkward footsteps toward Robbie and how he was able to outrun it. Also, the boot from before looked like it went on a right foot, and the entity's right foot is suspiciously shorter. But that's just a theory EDIT: Someone in the replies mentioned that the voices the children heard was from the father himself. Which makes sense, he could be panicked and trying to communicate with them, only to hear himself from the past (presumably) and his kids. Another person also mentioned that maybe his kids or other family members came through with him, which would explain the clothes outside the house in the sky room. EDIT 2: Bro I'm in an 8bit Ryan vid
Im pretty sure youre right! If you look at the entity right when Robbie enters the room, you can see it on the ground, kind of crawling, like it can't stand properly, probably due to its foot being cut. Good observation!
My knowledge of English is basic, it is for this type of things that I would like to learn English, I hope I can understand your theory better but I can't understand what Robbie says.
42:27 the end speech as far as I can tell, feel free to reply with corrections: "It's been a while... it's been a little while. I'm thinking I'm running out of time to talk to my lawyer about my uh... job. I keep thinking about this moment when I was 7. It was at that park back home when the windmill thing with the face used to scare me. It was summer, the sky was... I don't remember the sky. It was hot out. Gary and Linda were there, you were there. I think you just got that orange bike that got stolen. A lot of your friends were there. I can see your faces so clearly. I just wanna go home. I just wanna go home. Sorry for all the stuff that I did and said. I was gonna fix-"
I love the fact that there are now areas in Kane's backrooms that look like a furniture store, because the original backrooms photo was from an empty furniture store that was about to be renovated into an indoor RC car race track.
I thought this guy would get brutally killed by supernatural forces at the ending like the other two, but seeing the guy rot away with his camera ended up hitting harder.
@@UltraIDDQD6DOOMLooks to be like a while in the future. As someone said, he sais: "Been a while" towards the end, and he doesn't even look like he's dying from thirst or starvation. His voice is fine. He most likely will never die from starvation. He will most likely stay there. Forever. Better enjoy that stay, because he's on his way to transform into something worse than human
Does anyone know what he was saying "oh my God" about in the creepy ass room right before he heard the entity moving? Like the light in the room got brighter and it looked like he was looking at something
Ohh hey yeah you're right, yeah I don't know either! Looking back I keep picking up on the different details of kane's videos. Man, the attention to detail he puts in, combined with the short attention span of my ADHD-
Does anyone else feel so terrible for that guy in the house? He was a father of two kids living his normal life and he went out of his way trying to help him and then goes into the backrooms too while yelling in terror. I felt bad for him. I felt bad for everyone stuck there.
@@the_g_thing7489 Yes there is and judging by the fact that you don't hear anything else my bet would be that the guy falling through actually caused the rift to shut close (or at least move somewhere else). Otherwise you'd most likely hear the kids freaking out that their father is gone. Note that it's usually how it happens that only one person gets through a specific rift (unlike objects). Here in the beginning you also see the picture get scrambled before he falls down, that's most likely the rift closing up behind him (and shifting in time?). It's very similar to what happened during one of the first expeditions with Peter.
The meta here is that you should properly decorate your house so it doesn't look sparse and liminal. Otherwise you risk creating a thin spot where you could cross the dimensional threshold. Good housekeeping saves lives XP
Actually, that would be a genuinely terrifying thing as a sort of non-canon sidestory. Any space that is considered sufficiently "liminal" becomes entangled with the Complex, and as people realize what's happening, they remodel or destroy anything that looks nostalgic. But then as people grow up, what is "nostalgic" is very different, and more and more of the world falls apart.
Yeah this is actually a really cool idea for storytelling; that there's a reason we're uncomfortable in such spaces, and a reason we decorate our homes the way we do... and it's actually a sort of unconscious ritual to maintain the barriers between worlds.
The detail about Monsanto at the beginning may be significant. Robbie has a recording of a Monsanto exec referring to a sick child in a derogatory manner, then admitting to fault for something (presumably related to the sick child?). Then the exec or the DPR manager says “Well, hey if we accidentally push out the entire county, you might just get that ranch you always wanted.” This last statement may imply that Monsanto is working with Async, or is a potential client of Async. The exec and the manager are seemingly aware of the risks, like sending an entire county into the void, but they’re nonchalant about it. I also wonder if there’s a connection between the aforementioned sick child and the Backrooms.
@@vincegalila7211 When/where did that ever happen? Unless you're referring to the original chemical company, but that was multiple decades ago, and the Monsanto chemical company renamed themselves to Solutia (which stopped existing in 2012 after continuing their destructive chemical history and getting a bunch of lawsuits). The agricultural company isn't related to that one (and also doesn't exist itself anymore after the Bayer buyout).
@@Silverizael I know birth deformities and declining health in some parts of Central and South America is attributed to their products. Though I am ignorant (and uncurious) of the validity of these claims. I may also be conflating them with Dupont.
This is so masterfully done. I love how the protagonist tries to crawl back up from where he came, it adds a massive level of immersion and realness to the piece, and the scream when falling was haunting. This is giving Blair witch vibes I love it!
Absolutely, because often you might be like "why aren't you turning back?", having him try really makes it feel like a real person responding to the situation
@@minty6623 I love his work, this one especially. The way the character was broken at the end gave me goosebumps for how incredibly realistic it was. Makes you feel how awful being trapped in there must be.
20:20 Horror masterclass. Normally we are scared of the dark. But here it's flipped. The entity turns on the light, and we feel exposed and it's truly horrifying.
I interpreted it more like "The switch turns on the light. → The light just turned on by itself. → The entity is near the switch." Also your interpretation wouldn't be an example of a horror masterclass. It's literally just stealth. Games in which you are detected if the light touches you are not uncommon. In said games they add sounds and effect to tell you "hey, this situation is terryfing".
@@igku8339 Because the concept already exists does not mean it cannot be a masterclass, I think you already know that an extreme majority of horror movies/videos or games takes place or plays in/with the dark and the scary feeling of being confronted to it or stuck in it, and the fact that you cannot see what's around you and see the danger. Here, it made the light something actually uncomfortable and uneasy, not just something to avoid to not get caught, but an actual feeling of BEING uncomfortable and uneasy in the light, because totally exposed to the danger. In video games, the lights you have to avoid to not get caught isn't scary, it can be stressful because you don't want to get caught, but it's not something that makes your feel scared or unsafe to be in. The light itself doesn't make your skin crawl from terror of being seen. Here, the lights being turned on kinda makes you feel like your own skin is exposed as if you've been undressed of any safe feeling and that you COULD get caught at any moment. I think it's very different than those lights mecanism in video games that can be seen in Little Nightmare, The Last of Us, or other games... Not that those mechanism are not good enough at all, but again it's not something similar. So yeah, this is a masterclass indeed.
I know. People who watch these focus on the Bacteria and how cool the series is, but to me, they're very melancholic. These are people, getting lost in there with no way out, forever wandering afraid and alone until they eventually succumb to the inevitable. It's tremendously depressing.
That or he's wondering how it's possible there's water there since there's no other place we know of where something like that exists in the yellow-rooms
I don’t think we ever see food other than the wall mold. Maybe we have seen a vending machine idk? But even if you survive the monsters you just starve.
We have a survivor here. A sensible looking house. The cameraman and a guy in our reality could talk to each other. Guy tried to help and physically broke into BR. So there are places closer to BR, have a counterpart there, whatever. Point is you can physically break the wall between realities. I'd bet that's what happened in the beginning, someone broke from BR into cameraman's basement and escaped.
@ck17350 Maybe both - someone infected by mold. There was a lot of mold in episode 2 where we've already seen broken walls. Vine creature from there is also thin enough.
It's interesting that, as he gets closer to the border between realities where he can hear the guy, the rooms start to look closer and closer to actual architecture. Implying that the structure of rooms in the real world "contaminates" the empty landscapes of the backrooms as the barriers between the worlds get weaker.
That's what I think. The 'space' itself is just randomly copying parts of places and they get randomly arranged and repeated. The same seems to go for time as well. it's fragmented. It sort of reminds me of a description of what a singularity is like, with time and space all twisted up to an extent that time acts like space, and space acts like time. The back rooms seem like space and time are shattered and repeated.
41:52 what a great detail, the family portrait falling to the ground right after the dad fell in the backrooms shows us that he (and probably his son) didnt make it out alive
True considering the fact the time in the backrooms is way different to the real word. The dad probably got sucked into the backrooms and spent god knows how long and died in it
The use of ambient music was done so well in this. The parts where its like a fake city and fake houses and parks freaks me tf out on a primal level. Its also always been the most fascinating thing about the whole backrooms thing.
What is it? Is it real or just a bunch of buildings set up to create wierd video. It doesnt sound like anyone knows anything verifiable or information to whats going on.
One of the most unnerving aspects of the backrooms to me, is that no matter how lost, how infinite, and how doomed it feels in there, there is an actual exit back into the real world.
The only exit would be through KV-31 I don’t think you can actually escape and even if you found KV-31 ASYNC would probably study you and take tests on you
8:08 I like that it says “stairs” even though it doesn’t lead to a stairwell. It makes it seem like that was something the Backrooms noticed was often associated with doors, but doesn’t understand what it means
The odd little inconsistencies like that, and the door into a brick wall, and the odd street signs in an earlier video... it almost reminds me of procedural generation in a videogame. Like whoever/whatever is influencing the Backrooms is trying to create a space that makes sense to us humans, but it doesn't fully understand the 'rules,' and what we see is the result.
Yeah! It's as if the backrooms can *comprehend* physical space, but it doesn't actually *understand* it, and copys stuff as best as it can. It's very very bizarre. I personified the backrooms cause that's the only way my brain could form that sentence. I have no idea how this wacky world works and do not pretend to. Lol
@@SlaughterhouseDb Yeah, the backrooms strikes a lot of similarity with AI for me. The signs being inverted for example. It tries to imitate human living spaces but without actually understanding what means what and why things go where they go.
The Neon God from SCP-7005 really captures that idea I think. "The lights were bound to the wall, attached irregularly with metal and wire. They were arranged in rows and columns. I wasn't sure what it was - an attempt at art? A warning? But, no - I realised, finally, that it was meant to be writing. It was meant to be a message. The lights were trying to spell out letters. But they didn't know what letters were, what a sentence was, what a word could mean. It was an uneven scrawl in symbols that did not exist. And all above us, no stars shone. There was nothing left, in the centre of all that devastation, but these things. These yellow and staring lights, trying to be something and failing." -SCP-7005
The furniture store reference was a great nod to finding the real place of the backrooms picture! This is so amazing Kane! This is like navigating a new cave but made of rooms and hallways. Cheers to another amazing trip!
The fact that all these people never encounter others is really putting the scale of the backrooms in perspective. They’re so vast and big that stumbling across another person is near impossible. However the uncanny part of this is that this guy keeps returning to places he’s already been.
the guy behind the wall asked if our protagonist was the one who kept talking to his children, therefore a bunch of survivors mustve encountered that place and asked for help beforehand. So it shows how many people fell down there despite the place being giant
Putting aside the '600 million square miles' and going just on Kane lore, back in the 'Presentation' video where it compares 'conventional storage' to ''A-Space', the cube just grows seemingly endlessly and you realize, this place is unknowably huge, even Async have no clue.
@@mikadosannoji553 I think it might be different, I think his children were hearing echoes of their conversation, reverberating through time since the KP Backrooms does weird things to spacetime. For example, the dad who we hear fall in, lands in the past to where Ravi is speaking to him in the present. We know this because we see his shoe embedded in the living room, and he is the partially turned Bacteria chasing Ravi.
Or he _hasn't_ been returning into places he's already been, but into different identical places. The backrooms ran out of original material to use, and so, duplicates had to fill the space.
17:12 The tension in this moment. It's genuinely amazing how kane can so easily make the viewers feel so tense. Makes me wonder what's actually in that dark corner as something interferes and we dont get long enough for the light to be bright enough to see what that thing on the floor is.
looking again it kind of looks like a person hunched up with their arms crossed, and we can see their outline, the head and one elbow are what's visible of it
Bro, this has me on edge. I feel myself tensing every time he turns a corner, enters a room, and/or does a 360. Also the Arnold Schwarzenegger poster gave me a super tiny jump scare.
The ending was perfect. It showed how tired and dehydrated he was going through this infinite space. And it showed how much he just wanted to get out and go home. And at the same time shows his sanity slowly slipping away from his grasp. This is what the backrooms is supposed to be.
Technically, he still could've survived. Also, how did this guys footage get found? The camera didn't noclip, nor do some weird green stuff like in ff2
@@a_muchachoI mean there are other people venturing amd studying the backroom and they have found some corposes and some video recorders or people that got sucked in and died. This is found footage 3.so yeah some people know what's going on
let’s be honest: he survived and probably ran into async employees. this is FOUND footage after all, assuming he took his now dead camera everywhere with him as a blunt force object for defense (which if not, why LOL) then that would mean he eventually found async employees who then managed to recover the footage inside the camera.
@Person22713 This, or he continued wandering after his camera died before eventually succumbing to some other fate, perhaps getting stuck in an inescapable hole like we saw near the radio at 24:30. Then some Async employees eventually came across his body and thus his camera and brought it back to be reviewed and studied.
I love that every path _feels_ like the path forward, with this hint of video game design that is intended to lead the player forward, but ultimately just leads you deeper and deeper into the pits.
[Observations/Speculation] (00:14) - "Oklahoma City Bom-", so the footage dates back to 1995... (00:44) - EDITED: Ravi (cameraman) says he's recorded a Monsanto Executive making jokes about a sick child's appearance with a DPR Manager. But strangely Ravi then goes on to say that, seemingly, another Monsanto Employee stepped in to admit... some sort of "fault". At first I thought they were taking responsibility for the joke, but the Executive should've been doing that. With the employee then going on to say something about "accidentally pushing out the entire county", it makes me think that Monsanto is somewhat aware of the backrooms... Perhaps even somewhat responsible for that child's condition?? (02:44) - Cannot tell whether something broke IN or broke OUT. If it's the latter... 😟 (16:50) - This weird tape-book formation looks to me like the victim may have marked the spot they clipped from (22:38) - Looked like a victim that succumbed to the backrooms, but on closer look it looks like a statue that's been torn from its foundation? (23:20) - A poster... from 2022 (24:24) - At this point, seeing ANY traces of mold and discarded human possessions imply that people died in these rooms (28:09) - A spider(?) trapped between planes (35:21) - A whole group of people seemed to have succumbed to the bacteria, and after undressing themselves (or dissolving), they scatter with a trail of moldy footprints (35:46) - Is this a statue, or someone who unfortunately could not fully clip into the backrooms in time? (37:21) - One of the victim's footprints from outside leads into this... partially clipped boot. Nothing adds up! EDIT: the footprints seem to move AWAY from the boot... (38:00) - Without subtitles it's hard to hear what the man (father) from the other side is saying. I believe I heard something along the lines of "it would be helpful if you come by on wednesday and have a look at the place...he's got to get out of there sooner or later, the clock's ticking..." I wonder if this somehow connects to Ravi's sudden disappearance during his "check up" of the downstairs area... *Speaking of the father, his confusion/doubt from Ravi's description of the room he's in, the camera panning to the door as the father opens HIS door, and the fact he has "boys" living with him... Makes me believe that the house that Ravi stumbled onto belonged to the father. The human remains outside the house could very well have been what was left of the family after being sucked in. With the house somehow existing before the father's demise, there's clearly some time paradox stuff going on here! ADDITION: (19:08) (30:26) (31:39) In Pitfalls, Marvin stumbles upon a recreated neighborhood illuminated by a false starry sky and a mysterious red light, the ambience consisted of a strange warbling sound. Ravi seems to have found an extension of this environment, although it's the recreation of a city. There must be a color motif here, such as how GREEN was weirdly prevalent in FF2. I'm not certain what the correlation of green is, but seems like RED is all about the recreation of EXTERIOR environments... *...But then there's the ending (42:27), where the entire house is now shrouded in that familiar, warbling red hue... The heck's going on there??
You were thorough! I noticed a few of these things too, especially the fact that decay = human presence, which is very interesting. As for the footprints, are they going away or towards the boot? I got the feeling maybe this poor guy's boot (and possibly part of his foot) got clipped through the floor, and he had to continue without it (maybe with an injury as well, the black footprints being old blood).
I think the broken glass was probably a monster escaping from his downstairs gateway. This is HEAVY speculation, but what if the guy he hears is in the real world, and the monster that may or may not have escaped his basement, attack and killed the man who was trying to help him?
I love that the protagonist acts how I would almost move for move, doing double takes and taking stairs/following exit signs. Makes the video so immersive and so much more unsettling
One of my favorite parts about great content like this is that it produces the best comment sections. People having genuine discussions and vibing out over something we all enjoy and are all interested in. Shout out to Kane!
Kane could keep making found footage videos like these forever and honestly, I don't think I'd ever get bored of them. The unique furniture and architecture keeps each room interesting as the protagonist walks through, it never feels like there's a dull moment, plus the fear that something could be lurking around each and every corner keeps you on alert.
@@targetisstrong9180 I'm way ahead of u... I've been planning to not watch it for weeks now. But I also want to wake up from parasocial worshipping of kane. So stop listening to him
Some thoughts: The main theme here seems to be about time. At 23:19 we see a marketing poster on the wall dated 2022. At 28:29 there is an old shrine to Chairman Mao. There are several instances of anachronistic detritus and survivor habitation throughout the video.The Backrooms seems to be seeping into the walls of the world, seeking out and mirroring its Euclidean counterpart. There are small spacial tears everywhere as referenced by the spiders at 0:07 and 28:10. Towards the end of the video at 41:05 the homeowner tries to pry the wall open to free the protagonist, but is greeted by something else. If I was to guess, he opened the wall but met our protagonist at a much later period in time - one where the human is long gone and only a screaming entity is left in his place. The way in which the Backrooms seem to oscillate to ensure that it's victims remain trapped is very disturbing. I'm not sure if the conversation about the infected child and possibility of a county-wide evacuation at the start of the video are related (the execs don't appear to be working for ASync), but the symptoms of the child suggest an unusual contagion.
What if.. the entity chasing him, is himself? He looked desperate and sounded like he wanted his attention. Wouldn't that be freaky?! Seeing yourself run in fear and all you need is help
I completely get it. Most generally this would annoy me too but tbh... I'm REALLY enjoying the expanded lore fans have created for the backrooms. It doesn't drift into something it's not, the core of every level stays true to the ambience and feel to the backrooms and what it's about, at least imo. But I do separate Kane Pixels backrooms & backrooms wiki into 2 separate things.
Fr Kane backrooms it's the canon now, those expanded level lore end up killing the whole mysterious atmosphere that the original post oozes, and I feel that Kane not only represented to us in video format, he also expanded it without killing the vibe.
@15:50 when “still life” started, instantly put it in my sleep playlist. When I went to take a nap, I put it on repeat and had an interesting dream to say the least.. I woke up in.. limbo? Mainly darker shades of color like blue and black shadows mixed together. A vivid part I seem to remember are pillars next to a wall with a figure peaking out, but you couldn’t notice it right away… it was almost like an illusion, i dont know its hard to explain… I didn’t know where else to share so thanks for coming to my ted talk 😅
Here's what I got from this installment of the series: - The Backrooms is slowly creeping "into" Reality, as seen by the fact that our protagonist this time entered the Backrooms through a physical "tunnel" in his house, as opposed to just "noclipping" like the past two protags. - There *are* survivors. We see several structures/arrangements that look man-made: The circle of chairs (12:20), the circle of books(16:34), chairs and and furniture piled up on each other as barriers (15:44) and to reach high points (24:05), clothes on the floor, etc - The bacteria doesnt just kill people, it reanimates them; makes them zombies, if you will. At 27:23 we see our protag get chased and run from a very human looking figure with a "blackened" appearance, much like the bacteria monster from Found Footage #1 and the corpse found in "Missing Persons". (Perhaps we can assume it's some kind of hivemind as well? This one's just speculation but it wouldn't be too far off imo considering the collection of vines and vegetation surrounding the Bacteria monster in Found Footage #2) - We already know time works differently in the Backrooms than in reality, however it's safe to say that the Backrooms are *still* clipping parts of reality into them even far in the future in Kane's timeline, all around the world as well, not just the US, as we see a Chinese poster from 2022 (23:18) - It's implied that people can get "stuck" between the Backrooms and Reality, or at least become "part" of the Backrooms in some way, which we see at 35:35, with the person clipped into the ground, sharing the same carpeted texture as the ground. My guess is this is similar to Harry Potter where you can get "splinched" if something goes wrong in the process of being teleported, only here the teleportation process leads to the Backrooms. - People can talk across the threshold of Reality and the Backrooms. Nearing the end of the video (38:50), our protag engages in a very clear conversation with someone in their house, yet they cannot see each other. From the way the guy on the other side (reality) is talking, it seems from where he's at, everything seems normal. For our protag, he's obviously trapped, but there's something that allows them to communicate. I see it similar to the "Upside Down" of Stranger Things: an almost exact replica of Reality but messed up, yet faint communication between the two dimensions is still possible. This connection of mine is reinforced by the fact that the light flickers when the guy in Reality stops talking after seemingly getting attacked (41:38), which brings me to my final point... - Tying back to my very first point, it's implied that the Backrooms entities are also creeping into reality alongside the Backrooms itself. Nearing the end of the video, our protag and "guy in reality" 's conversation, the guy in Reality goes "What the fuck?", implying something was wrong, then we hear a roar similar to the original Bacteria monster. The monster obviously isn't near our protag at the moment, so it wouldn't be too far off to say it somehow made its way to the real world? I'll edit this if I discover anything else worth pointing out in the vid.
The cut off foot might be from the bacteria thingy that turns you into a monster. It might have cut his foot off from the bacteria or smth idk but maybe it is from clipping in
tbh im not sure if the roaring is even from a monster??? i find it hard to differentiate between monster sounds and just random ass noises from teleporting but who knows
@@c_r4bbit Nah, it was a Ryder moving truck that blew of the federal building right in the middle of the city in a commercial zone. I was 12 when it happened and remember seeing it all over the news.
This series is so much more impactful in this era of exponential AI growth. It's like whatever entity created the Backrooms is generating what it THINKS our normal human rooms, offices, hallways; etc. looks like, but it's all... Off. You can kind of explain how and why but there's some uncanny piece you can't put your finger on.
I’m 63 yrs old. And Kane’s talent is beyond description! I struggle to find words to describe his creations! Absolutely amazing!!!! I don’t know what it is, I can’t put my finger on it. It’s mesmerizing. I feel like I’ve dreamed portions of the scenes. But not sure. The look of the video, like it was shot with a “cam corder” from the late 80’s. And just the strange, unique visuals and placement of objects. Is Kane a genius? Idk? Talent off the charts as far as I’m concerned! Thank you Kane
He's 17. It's insane the amount of talent he has and the amount of effort he's putting into creating at such a young age. I hope he has a long successful career because I love everything he makes.
The most terrifying part about the backrooms is that you are alone, you could find other humans, but just the thought that you could maybe never encounter someone else since the backrooms are infinite, it’s just sad, and there’s something oddly nostalgic about the backrooms.
We all sinned and deserve hell. Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us. He said we can rise from the dead if we place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins.
Got a strong theory on this one. This entire episode is more or less a time loop. The creature chasing him in the early/middle part of the video is the guy he accidentally caused to fall in with him at the end of the video. The dad was a real person and he was talking to him through a time spatial/time distortion, there's constant communication and chatter through time in the series. Anyways, you hear the dad fall into the backrooms into that house and all that blood and clothes on the floor is him stumbling out. He eventually gets infected and then hunts the main character before the main character causes him to fall in.
this is very well formulated, and i also agree with most of that what im interested in is if there is any relevance to the door that cameraman opens near the end that leads to a blocked off pathway it... feels like there's some significance to it or the contents it's blocked with but I can't put my finger on what exactly it is
There are several comments echoing this theory, I agree as well. The father gets infected and either out of a single mindset or out of twisted self preservation, tries to kill the cameraman in the hopes of stopping him from meeting his past self and therefore never ending up in the backrooms in the first place, breaking the time loop. But ends up perpetuating the loop by scaring the cameraman and never able to catch up with him to stop him from having that fateful conversation through the walls.
Feels like we saw a lot of clocks in this one too and even the chairs arranged in a circle were like a clock. he sees the chairs again after wandering around the entire time, like going around a clock, or a time loop.
Remember the last time a BR protagonist heard noises from Reality, he got sent a few months forward in time, so I think this case has very much to do to with time.
I really hope there’s gonna be a dedicated movie of the Backrooms, but exactly how Kane conceived them. I’m fuc*ing addicted to this series and I’ll never get tired of it. Everything is build up so well, the details, the suspance, the “what the fuck is going on” repeatedly being said while watching, so please.. keep it up.
@@lolasohercules if ur talking about the bacteria its the howler thingy but if ur talking about the i am the bacteria part then its a referance to the trash ahh minecraft movie (i said both cuz theres at least someone here who doesnt get either
The freeze when the bacteria bloke starts running like a nazi zombie made it it even scarier. Like your brain just stops and is like "oh shit..." Before snapping back to reality
yeah, it was a great way to break up the pacing so that the viewer could realize what's going on and have a terrifying realization before switching back to the action
Everything in this scene and the frame is pure perfection in horror it looks so realistic, him running back to the room and just seeing him already running at him and like hes at the perfect distance where you cant really see what that monster is very well but you can still sort of understand what it looks like ! AGHHH if the movie is gonna be like this found footage but longer its gonna be AMAZINGGGGGG I WANT IT TO BE 99.9% FOUND FOOTAGE WITH ASYNC RESEARCHERS AND NORMAL PEOPLE AND I WANT CUTS BETWEEN THE TWO GROUPS
I love how _whatever_ is responsible for the layout/construction of the Backrooms was like: “Oh yeah - Big, open room. Cardboard cutout of a caveman smack-dab in the middle. Perfect.”
I'm not sure the backrooms really "look" like that it's just what we can perceive plus the objects that have been pulled and morphed/mangled/changed that fell in
Okay, so I've got a wild theory: Backrooms didn't have a copy of that house. It's exactly same house, but from the future. Basically, when father started making a hole in the wall, he agitated a clipping space, and it's collapsed the entire house with him into the backrooms. We saw in #2 that touching the hole can lead to it growing. We also know now that backrooms does not obey law of time because of that async employee who went missing for two month while recording one video. Basically, camera men caused the father to violently strike the clip space in his wall, leading to rapid expansion of it and collapse of the entire house. Then the father turned into a mold monster, because of bacteria, and left the house. There are clothes around the house and footprints leading in different directions, so his boys probably came with him too. Also, during clipping, father and house had been transported into the past before camera men found the house. So he met them and caused them to clip after they actually clipped, which is a time loop thing. It might also be him who chased the camera men earlier. As someone pointed out the father seems to have partially clipped into the floor with his foot, and we see a boot and dried blood. Then the entity that chased camera men actually misses the toes on the right foot of you look closely on the freeze frame. Another thing to note is the house in the beginning where he first met an entity. There is a circle of items on the floor and tape, as well as a corpse in the corner. It looks like someone found a clip side on the floor and tried to find out its size by placing objects around it and then marking the spot. Sadly, they seemed to agitated the hole just like camera men of found footage 2, and had fallen in. Then they meet an entity, or perhaps someone who first taken through and exposed the hole already turned into entity by that time, and so they hid in a corner, but were found and killed.
Time seems to be broken in this place. The fact that we hear a man whos trying to help our protagonist get sucked into the backrooms (and possibly his family too) is haunting. Remember that this house had clothes and old bloodsmears outside of it. Rip to them
I was tense but I actually felt fear when he entered the dim room with the white speaker on the wall playing the eerie looping music, then the lights flash and he sees something and takes off, got my heart pounding for a second and I knew we were so back!!! Kane is a mastermind
There are two aspects of this that particularly disturb me: (1) signs that indicate the presence of stairs but there are never any stairs (2) the sense that our protagonist has just missed whoever was in each room
Reminds of a time when I stayed in a hotel and accidently went into an empty, dark conference room overlooking the city. It was so quiet and dark despite overlooking the city center, with the only lighting from nearby high-rises illuminating the office chairs and table. Very eerie feeling which I've only seen replicated here.
I love the variety of environments in Kane's Backrooms. From the office rooms to the indoor houses to the CRAZY city outside with the red sky. This was so well done.
The serene soundscape slowly modulating down at 14:10 as soon as he enters the hallway is a really cool sound design. It kind of sounds like it's going from Major to a Minor key. Great work Kane
There's a scene quite near the end of the film 'I'm Thinking Of Ending Things' (at 1:48:30 if you're interested) that does something very similar and works just as well
If you ever happen across radio equipment and need to make a distress call, "Testing," is probably the worst thing to say, as any receivers will assume it is a test. Just a note if you find yourself trapped in a liminal hellscape.
Saying "testing" makes sense, as you are testing if you're equipment is working. My dad used to have that CB stuff and it worked like that. Usually people answer back and then you can talk with people and send a distress call. I think that whoever inhabits the backrooms is trying to mimic our dimension, putting random equipment in a random way without understanding our logic; in a perpetual trial and error that has been going on since... who knows.
@@albertosuella4205 I assume that the backrooms and earth are mending together into one and this random junk is getting copied by whatever runs the backrooms, if it is a person. If not then the entire backroooms is just a living organism, copying the stuff to try and make it more earthly
@@albertosuella4205you can see that second part right in the first office-like zone. That one door had a sign that said "stairs" when there wasnt any, the backrooms understand those go in door but dont really make the connection with stairs
@@weepashbp2270I think the backrooms understand humans follow those kinds of signs and give them false hope or lead them where it wants… but that’s just my own theory that the backrooms is smarter than we know and nothing is actually randomized. It all has a purpose.
the use of music in this video is immaculate, adds up to all the eerieness and tention that builds up more and more as the video progresses. This has to be one of if not the best horror media there is on youtube right now, no doubt about it.
I love the atmosphere that Kane pixels videos have. They really stand out amongst other backwoods content as they seem to really take itself seriously, and show a world that's so much bigger than what's shown on screen
35:17-42:55 Here are my thoughts and theory on what happened: Ravi (the protagonist) stumbles across the house in which he makes contact with the father & home owner of it in the real world, but here’s the interesting part: I believe that Ravi made contact with the owner in the past and the home owner making contact with Ravi in the future, which led to him somehow noclipping along with his family and entire house into the backrooms by trying to open up the wall for Ravi (supported by the same light flickering occurring when Ravi noclipped). It’s at this point where the family steps outside of the house and is seemingly attacked by the mold entities, causing their clothes to be either ripped off or dissolved in the process, with them scattering into the different holes/tunnels seen in the walls after being infected or turned into one of those mold entities themselves (this can all be supported by the several moldy footsteps seen outside and inside of the house). In the end this all leads back to Ravi finding the house in the first place, suggesting that this is some sort of time paradox. However this opens a big question: How will the public react to an entire house seemingly vanishing without a trace in just 9 seconds? (41:43-41:52) Most importantly how will the government try to cover this up?
The house probably didn't vanish but is a distorted version of itself in the backrooms. Maybe some objects of the real world have a backrooms counterpart and can function like a bridge between dimensions.
This is a Bootstrap paradox - A loop in time is made. No start, no end. But can clearly be experienced. Usually, Bootstrap paradoxes is more about info being stuck in time, but it's not always the case.
This makes sense as time is works VERY differently in the backrooms (proven by the presentation video where the worker from the past gets sucked into the future somehow) the backrooms try’s to replicate earth as best as it can but fails in the process, that’s why time is very weird in the back rooms
@@Apocryptoz I presume the house was in a remote area considering the wall paper Depicting vast skies so maybe people didn't even know it went missing, kinda adds to the theme of kayce's other work oldest view that being how the things we forget become distorted over time
@@airplanes_aren.t_real This could very well be the case, the house itself doesn’t look as "modern" as the other urban houses from the 1990s (such as the one briefly shown in the beginning of the video). Really does give me a rural vibe now that you mention it
The red areas look so fucking awesome. They legit feel like a whole city is "outside." I wonder if someone tried to break there, the whole thing would be inside of a room. A whole city inside of a massive concrete "box."
@@airplanes_aren.t_real I mean, technically speaking, isn't most of the light from the Sun that reaches the Earth infrared? I could be wrong, just remember reading that from somewhere. If that's the case, then, scientifically speaking, the light being entirely red would have been "correct" if it was trying to mimic sunlight (even though that's visible red instead of infrared, but still). Probaply doesn't mean anything, though; the Backrooms seems much more openly "magical" than strictly science-based to me, but just thought I'd share this random thought I had. Whatever the true nature of the city, its clearly something extremely important, considering how distinct it looks from the other areas and how many times (and how clearly) it was shown on camera. Super inetersting, hopefully we'll get to see more of it in the movie!
@@airplanes_aren.t_real Good point! Also, if we assume that most of the light in the city is infrared and just a small amount of visible red, it would probably be dangerous anyway just due to the sheer quanity of it, filtered or not. Maybe this is the reason why the city is entirely sealed off from the rest of the Backrooms? Though then again, I'm finding it hard to believe that the Backrooms would care about protecting its victims in any way, whether that be from the entities or from excess light exposure...
Truly heartbreaking to watch, as trying to escape and get help, the protagonist ends up pulling in another inocent person, to witness the same tragic fate as himself. This is a masterpiece, the insane contrast between types of liminal spaces, going from insane impossible architecture, up to grandmas house cozyness. The constrasts between sickly clean and white, and dirty, messy and bloodied. The creature was so fucking scary, feeling so human yet so beastial, you could feel its weight while sprinting, and the screams of true fear from the protagonist. Really wow.
i have never been stressed consistently throughout a video before, this is incredibly well made, so many subtle details even just camera movement, like the double take at the sink, and the protagonist isnt an idiot either and actually does logical things for the situation.
This one is especially terrifying, because it’s uncharted territory, even for Async, meaning this guy managed to fall deep DEEP into the backrooms and there isn’t even the slightest chance of finding the portal or anybody who works for Async.
Async probably only explored like 0% of the Backrooms, assuming it is infinite in Kane's lore. The guy could probably be hundreds, thousands, millions, trillions, quadrillions, even quintillions, or terrifyingly much more than that much miles away from the Async's territory if so. Thinking about how large the Backrooms possibly is, and how far you could be from an actual human that's still alive and trying to get out of the backrooms is just insane.
I'd have to go back through and watch it again to get the timecode but I could've sworn there was a part where he walked right past what looked like where the emergency threshold barrier gate would end up getting built but walked off in a different direction instead of investigating
How funny would it be if it were just 43 minutes of a T shirt bouncing diagonally with anime music playing with "BUY MY BACKROOMS SHIRT!" flashing onscreen?
I watched this alone Friday night on release and I felt like I had taken physical damage afterwards. Your work is on another level my friend, kudos. I've been telling people about your work for a while now- nothing has matched the creep levels you have managed in these films- and I don't scare easily. K(r)eep it up!
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RIP to that guy who sounded like he was genuinely trying to help our protagonist
I think the protagonist caused him to no clip into the backrooms himself??
wait he died?
@@emplikac0007 no hes not dead
The veil between the backrooms and our world was thin in that house. So it didn't take much to fall through. The real question is, who or what was in the backrooms that was talking to that guys kid?
@@marquinhoslucianocabral2265 why did op say rip then?
Kane, Idk how you did it. But for the first time ever, an Arnold Schwarzenegger poster genuinely jumpscared me
Dude me too
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Arrrrghh I gotchuuu hahahahaha
I thought I was the only one! 😭
OK i read this comment before it happend and i just was like ok- BUT THEN IT HAPPEND IT FRIGGIN STARTLED ME-
I love that he crawled back up the tunnel like any reasonable person would do, only to see it blocked off.
We've become too used to horror protagonists being absolute idiots
Really? I thought it just went vertical and he couldn't squeeze up there.
@@TKUltra971 it was vertical indeed
I thought its because its a steep way up and slippery which makes it difficult to move up.
No you can see that it's blocked when he films it
I used to work as a janitor at Waste Management, and oddly some aspects of the backrooms remind me of that job, which is why I liked it so much. Because WM is sooo simple and easy going, often a lot of the offices were barren and unused, and were mostly there just to fill in space. But a LOT of the headquarters were entirely barren and liminal, some floors didn't even have furniture and were big empty rooms, I still had to clean them and keep them dust free and in shape incase more jobs arise. The building often split between industrial, mechanic, and offices. The industrial was the most active spot with things people snagged out of the trash to keep, or coats on racks. Oddly despite it being concrete with a mix of HPS and incandescent lighting, being large and echoy with massive dump trucks parked in the bays, it was my favourite area because it was the least scary. The most scary part was the offices, barren rooms, and hallways. As a janitor you're ENTIRELY alone in the ENTIRE building, and no sounds, very quiet and eerie. The one thing I was taught that made it even worse was that I was only supposed to use half of the lights and turn them off after I'm finished in a room, so the rooms were halfway lit, with dark hallways, and second was that many rooms were pitch black after leaving them, and for that minute after you shut off the lights sometimes you had to walk a small distance to leave the room, and that minute you kept having to fight the instinct not to panic and run like something is behind you, because often it would cause you to panic and desperately try to escape nothing. The elevators and staircases were the only area that was constantly lit, and they made things worse because when you were finished with a floor, all the lights of all hallways were turned off and you'd stand a moment in that light. the vacuum was loud too so if you vacuumed, you were totally deaf and unaware of any sounds other than the very powerful vacuum. If and when I heard unexpected sounds, I was kinda the only security there too. I wouldn't call out or demand an answer, instead I would put down whatever and slowly creep up to the room/sound and just peek around the corner and observe for anyone. Often there wasn't a single sound and it was very silent except for me.
Sometimes you had to call a friend or family in the middle of the night and ask them to stay on the phone to keep you sane. A few of my friends didn't have jobs so it made it easy to get ahold of them at night because they were often gaming, and it kinda became a ritual where they could stream their game, and I would work and chat with them. Other times it would get annoying listening to them bicker and complain at eachother so other nights I would really, well... Smoke a lot. And that would add a layer of eerieness, but also take the edge off and make me feel like I'm invincible. You had to have a lot of guts to stay sane. But honestly I lived for it, and loved it. These videos kinda bring be back to those times and I want to go back, other than the back and joint pain every day, I would love to take any job with janitorial again
That sounds surreal
This comment is why written stories will never go anywhere. What a picture.
@@hugomartinsphoto weird coincidence, but your reply was right above a comment from @bruceleeharrison9284, and your pfp's are like, exactly the same, besides the person in the photo
Hell yeah I remember I was a student-custodian for 4 years at my college while going to school. I'm with ya, I loved that job! The most backrooms experience we had was one time they sent a group of us under the science department building to clean some old labs/storage spaces. And like we didn't understand what they meant by old, like it was some backrooms shit, like dusty old labs with super dated equipment/dusty ass beakers, half the labs had no lighting or if they did it was ancient florescent bulbs that took like a minute to get bright. But the real highlight was our supervisor opened this one lab there was just like 10 human sized cages and we were like wtf happened in here? Turns out it was old cages from a chimpanzee research program they had in the 1980's. Best part was about an hour into cleaning the head supervisor was like where are you guys, we told her we were cleaning the labs, she was like no I'm here at the labs and your not here where are you? Turns out we had gone a floor lower than the 'old' labs we were supposed to clean, and our head supervisor wasn't even mad she was baffled, she didn't even know there was another floor below. Yeah that was a fun job while it lasted.
I love that the other guy could hear him but not see him. That's such a terrifying concept. Like the glitch in reality is so broken that there are spots in the BRs that you can ALMOST interact with real life again but not quite.
I have dreams that feel like this all the time.
It's kind of like the upside down from Stranger Things. It's another dimension into another broken and decayed version of our world, but also allows others to talk through the walls when being in the upside down. It had that vibe.
Like the homer in the third dimension
You can really see the parallels to House of Leaves, there’s a moment just like that in the book
"I can see your search history"
-Disembodied voice
"I dont remember the sky" has got to be one of the most hard hitting lines in this series.
Fr that's fucked
People locked in solitary confinement actually get to that point. Super wild!
That is depressing.
"I forgot" ☠️
No biggie for gamers :p
26:38 the fact that he takes a quick second glance at the random sink in the corridor is such a subtle detail, yet it gives the protagonist so much personality. I could almost hear him think to himself "WTF" when he realised how random that is. Well done
Kane really does capture the randomness of the backrooms. It's mostly an illogical mash of hallways, but every once in a while, it makes something that feels normal.
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I noticed this too!! I can even picture him just wrinkling his forehead like "huh?"
i thought he was going to drink from it, dude was probably thirsty
thats what bro notices and comments on..
Psychologically, this found footage hits the hardest.
1: Like how our protagonist comes into the Backrooms. Unlike the other 2 protagonists, this guy didn't instantly no clip into the Backrooms but instead was teleported instantly by a chunk of the Backrooms that warped itself into the real world.
2: The way the the protagonist didn't get to see the entity most of the times but only hear it not really knowing how far and near it really was. Plus using the music from those speakers to trick the protagonist with not being able to detect the entity's own sound was genius.
3: The way our protagonist actually found help by another human being and thought he would be out of this nighmare as help was so near only to realize that the other guy couldn't see where he really was but only hear him. It's as if the Backrooms is mocking the protagonist that help is near him yet also far away from him. And man I felt terrible for the other guy the most apart from our protagonist. He too got transported to the Backrooms from the real world. He was probably minding his own business and wanted to help our protagonist only to get trapped in the Backrooms as well.
4: The ending. Do I even have to say it?
protagonist isn't exactly smart, if you found a maze like situation and then came back to the point where you can trace your steps back eg the scene with chairs sitting inwards, i would've climbed back down and try to go back to the original point, THEN jackie chan myself up to the original fall in point, he just keeps going forward hoping they're be exit when that could just keep going
what was the chunk of backrooms that ended up in the real world?
@@GawrGurasBathTubPizza did you skip the first part of the video? the guy did try to climb up the fall-in point, but it was blocked off.
@@GawrGurasBathTubPizzaDude....... Did you miss the beginning part of the video? The first thing our guy does is climb up that wooden tunnel drop he fell from only to see that it was a dead end when he reached the top of the tunnel drop.
@@VectorBatestayeah I think he missed the beginning part of the video.
All Kane Pixels protagonists have 3 things in common.
1: Surprisingly good cardio
2: A preference to record things with their cameras in life threatening situations
3: The worst luck
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Survivorship bias for 2), you only see the recording of those who have recorded
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@@mechanical_squid4047 Yeah, cause not everyone has a recorder or phone when they enter, and even if they did, it’s unlikely for that recorder to make it back to the outside world to be salvaged like at the end of Kane’s first Backrooms Found Footage video
@@mechanical_squid4047 omg youre right!
RIP to the dude trying to help but instead got a warm invite to the backrooms 💀
You should do a backrooms skit.
He never seeing his family ever again 💀
wtf are you doing here lol
I wonder if my internet would still work
Also he could’ve just climbed out the backrooms if he found the portal in the wall or Celling
The fact that we only got to hear the entities but (almost) never see its presence on camera really sold the tension in this one.
Horror 101
Yeah dude
That thing at 27:20 scared me so bad. The weird thing is, it doesn't look like a Bacteria. It looks like that horrific corpse that was being autopsied way back in an earlier episode last year.
@Lrmss-kev No L bozo
@@WobblesandBean bacteria reanimated a human body
I like that the protagonist is not terrified 100% of the movie, it makes it look realistic. He recognizes the absurdity of his situation, how lost he is, laughing as a defense mechanism against the incomprehensible
It wasn’t even a no-clip freak accident this time, the man’s basement just became a backdoor into the backrooms. The fact it’s starting to heavily melt into our reality in such a way is terrifying.
I think A-Sync opening portals to the backrooms has caused it to become unstable, like it's the foundation our reality is built on and now our reality is crashing down on top of it. It's like that speech about the house being cast into the ocean with all of the other forgotten things.
❤❤❤ I hope kane takes this series and movies in this direction and keeps running with it even after tons of ppl from our world start showing up in the backrooms. The conversation the no clip guy over heard in earlier in the video was actually regarding the backrooms and that town merging.no? ... So higher up people are very much aware that this is happening And I think they're attempting to manipulate the backrooms to solve a population crisis for the government or something of that nature.
@@miss_america8643 Good catch, I couldn't make out what was being said. God, that's such a horrifying concept. Ivan knows his project is causing the very fabric of reality to become unstable and could collapse altogether, but he simply doesn't care.
The fact that you can just enter the back rooms by simply opening a door is crazy
@@MiggetyMattRI have a similar theory,but the backrooms is also possibly trying to hold up our reality by expanding itself,but it’s doing it so fast,it’s clipping its own walls into our reality’s walls
4:20 Did I just get jumpscared by Arnold Schwarzengger?
ohio
Same wth.
To be fair. He was very big back then.
He’ll be back
I got jumped by both Arnold and the Buddha Statue lol
I just realized nobody entered the house
Someone managed to break the wall and then escaped from the house
We have a Backrooms survivor out there
maybe it's the girl from found footage 2
Idk i think she turned into poop but either way it aint a common thing for these so called backrooms survivors to break through glasses and so, they were always so careful opening doors instead and so on @@antonanderson1965
One leaves, another enters
One lives, another dies
One only found lonliness, another found actual company
Aa above, so below
I actually never considered that. Very good point.
I'm lost. Are you refering to the start of the end? Or both at the same time?
can't help but notice this man looking TWICE at the sink, a micro detail you might say, but this shows how Kane truly understand how to make all of this realistic, the protagonist looked at the sink a second and probably say to himself : "what ?"
26:40 the double take on the sink is absolutely masterful character development. He's so fed up with this shit he has a bare moment to recognize how inane this incongruity is but no more than enough time for a double take like "okay that's just silly".
brilliant
When he did the double at the drinking fountain I lost it and had to rewind
Yeaaaaa it was pure human behavior, well done
it feels so human and that's what I love about this
Sink. Deeper.
...
Huh.
You telling me the minecraft movie looks like shit with a whole studio while one guy is making this
He only published a movie that he found on an old VHS tape.
he has an acting cast and is working with a lot of people you dummy
uhhhh this is found footage. he just posted it.
The thing is that he found this VHS tape and didin't make it. The minecraft movie is a animated movie. Simple as that. Also Yes he has a backdoor to the backrooms
He found this goofy he didn’t make it
We're not talking enough about the beginning. The broken glass door at 2:48.
The busted down wall in the garage at 5:38 - right where Robbie fell out of our dimension. Something broke down the wall, then made it upstairs and outside.
It's not just people clipping into the Backrooms. Those mold creatures are clipping out.
Exactly my thoughts.
Or, it could be a person that escaped backrooms
@@defaulthuman3855 A person strong enough to break down a brick wall?
Ravi*
I think that’s what’s going on at the end too. That thing that was chasing the camera man jumped out of the wall and killed the guy trying to help. That’s why camera man doesn’t die like the other found footage videos, the creature just left.
The music, the atmosphere, the story, the voice acting, visuals -- just everything about these found footages and even the rolling giant videos are just amazing. Keep up the awesome work, can't wait to see what you make next!!
Literally feel so bad about the guy trying to help him too ...
+
The creature did the:
Knock knock
Extra politely before turning into an fbi squad
even backrooms monsters are courtious
It's nice to know that being turned into a massive evil cluster of hay bacillus doesn't mean you can't have good manners.
@@WobblesandBeanit's just emulating human behavior to help capture its prey. Munch munch chew chew decompose decompose
That was funny
@WobblesandBean See this is why I sont think the thing chasing after the guy is the same as the one knocking it acts too differently
This video is 45 minutes long. 45 minutes and I didn't feel it. 45 minutes of a man running around liminal spaces, and I did not feel bored at all. Wasn't even aware that it was 45 minutes long until the end of the video. Wow. Kudos to you, Kane, for keeping the tension consistent. Now I KNOW that the movie is going to be good, since it's going to be an hour and 30 minutes.
exact same feeling, was like "no way is that where the video ends?! I need more!" and THEN I checked the video length and was like oh shit that was 45 minutes ok
IKR??? It was just walking but the DAMN ATMOSPHERE, AND EVERYTHING ELSE KEPT ME ON EDGE
God, I love Kane's work. Kudos indeed
WTF I misread the video timer before starting and thought this was just 15 minutes. Backrooms stealing our furniture AND our time!
I don’t thinks an hour and 30 minutes is enough for me
I didn't even look and I genuinely thought it was 20 minutes at most.
I have a theory about the father Robbie was talking to that was inspired by a reply to another comment. The wall seemed to be an entry way to the Backrooms, though we never see the father come through. We see the painting come off the wall, but no one comes through the wall itself. As implied before, the Backrooms can manipulate time. I think the father no-clipped into that room and was transported to a time before Robbie arrived. The only main clue I can see from this is is the boot clipped into the floor at 37:22. It's close the entry point, and we can hear the man scream in pain before he is transported, possibly getting his foot stuck or even partially cut off, as the substance around the boot could be dried blood (or the bacteria). The room itself is also very similar to a real house, so my guess is that that area in particular is a distorted version of the father's home. How long was the man sent back before Robbie? It's hard to be exact, but that leads me into my second theory.
The entity at 27:25 could be that same man Robbie was talking to, his body now succumbed to the bacteria. This is the most human looking entity we've seen so far in this series, so this has to be the early stages of the bacterial infection. Also, if you look closely at the entity's feet at the freeze frame, his right foot looks short and stubbier, almost like half of it was cleanly cut off. That probably explains it's awkward footsteps toward Robbie and how he was able to outrun it. Also, the boot from before looked like it went on a right foot, and the entity's right foot is suspiciously shorter.
But that's just a theory
EDIT:
Someone in the replies mentioned that the voices the children heard was from the father himself. Which makes sense, he could be panicked and trying to communicate with them, only to hear himself from the past (presumably) and his kids. Another person also mentioned that maybe his kids or other family members came through with him, which would explain the clothes outside the house in the sky room.
EDIT 2:
Bro I'm in an 8bit Ryan vid
Im pretty sure youre right! If you look at the entity right when Robbie enters the room, you can see it on the ground, kind of crawling, like it can't stand properly, probably due to its foot being cut. Good observation!
My knowledge of English is basic, it is for this type of things that I would like to learn English, I hope I can understand your theory better but I can't understand what Robbie says.
By the way, what wall are you talking about?
A GAME THEORY
@@JorgeTorres-vv8hb The one they're speaking to each other through.
42:27 the end speech as far as I can tell, feel free to reply with corrections:
"It's been a while... it's been a little while. I'm thinking I'm running out of time to talk to my lawyer about my uh... job.
I keep thinking about this moment when I was 7. It was at that park back home when the windmill thing with the face used to scare me. It was summer, the sky was... I don't remember the sky. It was hot out. Gary and Linda were there, you were there. I think you just got that orange bike that got stolen. A lot of your friends were there. I can see your faces so clearly.
I just wanna go home. I just wanna go home.
Sorry for all the stuff that I did and said. I was gonna fix-"
correction: it was that park back home when the windmill thing with the face used to scare me.
英語が分からない私としては、本当にありがたい翻訳です。ありがたい
I appreciate it, when he really started talking there and I see “captions not available” I went looking for the hero with better hearing than I lmao
You are a champ! Thank you!
I love the fact that there are now areas in Kane's backrooms that look like a furniture store, because the original backrooms photo was from an empty furniture store that was about to be renovated into an indoor RC car race track.
Lol right? This was such a surreal environment
@Lrmss-kevno
@Lrmss-kevstop
You can even see an RC car at one point!
There was even an RC car amidst some of the random clutter.
I thought this guy would get brutally killed by supernatural forces at the ending like the other two, but seeing the guy rot away with his camera ended up hitting harder.
He most likely died of
starvation/dehydration
which is just horrific
@@UltraIDDQD6DOOMit's actually even worse - the backrooms WON'T let him die - they're keeping him alive and slowly changing his body and mind.
@@UltraIDDQD6DOOMLooks to be like a while in the future. As someone said, he sais: "Been a while" towards the end, and he doesn't even look like he's dying from thirst or starvation. His voice is fine.
He most likely will never die from starvation. He will most likely stay there.
Forever.
Better enjoy that stay, because he's on his way to transform into something worse than human
@dr.consumerock6798 oh god that's worse😭
@@dr.consumerock6798rough😭
When people needed this series the most, it returned...
ngl i really want the backrooms to be revived 2022 was an amazing year where u just couldn't escape seeing the backrooms
@@bitpof7523 Are there any more backroom videos ?
Bro this video had me on edge and there's not many things that can do that to me
With a vengeance, alright.
@@bitpof7523 when the movie comes out it might regain popularity
Does anyone know what he was saying "oh my God" about in the creepy ass room right before he heard the entity moving? Like the light in the room got brighter and it looked like he was looking at something
Ohh hey yeah you're right, yeah I don't know either! Looking back I keep picking up on the different details of kane's videos. Man, the attention to detail he puts in, combined with the short attention span of my ADHD-
Its a body, he points out that the smell in the room is terrible aswell
Yeah I feel like if it wasn’t a body, he wouldn’t have been instantly concerned about hearing movement in the other room
I couldn't see it either so I just assumed he found a human corpse
Does anyone have a time stamp for this moment?
Does anyone else feel so terrible for that guy in the house? He was a father of two kids living his normal life and he went out of his way trying to help him and then goes into the backrooms too while yelling in terror. I felt bad for him. I felt bad for everyone stuck there.
even the father's picture fell off which signified he was as good as gone
I think you could also hear the kids in the background
@@etc834
Imagine when police show up to investigate these disappearances ... cops gonna be no clipping like no tomorrow
@@the_g_thing7489 Yes there is and judging by the fact that you don't hear anything else my bet would be that the guy falling through actually caused the rift to shut close (or at least move somewhere else). Otherwise you'd most likely hear the kids freaking out that their father is gone.
Note that it's usually how it happens that only one person gets through a specific rift (unlike objects).
Here in the beginning you also see the picture get scrambled before he falls down, that's most likely the rift closing up behind him (and shifting in time?). It's very similar to what happened during one of the first expeditions with Peter.
@@miss_america8643I think after one person or object or even a whole area goes through it closes. Or moves or whatever.
I can’t believe the new backrooms creatures are the A24 lawyers.
lmao
Ur mom
W profile picture
Even the backrooms cannot contain the pure power of legalities and contracts.
@bendito247 What happened? Did they cancelled the movie or something? Can you tell us please?
The meta here is that you should properly decorate your house so it doesn't look sparse and liminal. Otherwise you risk creating a thin spot where you could cross the dimensional threshold. Good housekeeping saves lives XP
Actually, that would be a genuinely terrifying thing as a sort of non-canon sidestory.
Any space that is considered sufficiently "liminal" becomes entangled with the Complex, and as people realize what's happening, they remodel or destroy anything that looks nostalgic. But then as people grow up, what is "nostalgic" is very different, and more and more of the world falls apart.
@@travisoliver6741 People start to see maximalism as liminal, and they start slipping into the Storage Rooms :P
Yeah this is actually a really cool idea for storytelling; that there's a reason we're uncomfortable in such spaces, and a reason we decorate our homes the way we do... and it's actually a sort of unconscious ritual to maintain the barriers between worlds.
The Live Laugh Love shit has saved countless of american households from being doomed by their moldy carpets
So what you're saying is, my messy, cluttered house is a GOOD thing!
The detail about Monsanto at the beginning may be significant. Robbie has a recording of a Monsanto exec referring to a sick child in a derogatory manner, then admitting to fault for something (presumably related to the sick child?). Then the exec or the DPR manager says “Well, hey if we accidentally push out the entire county, you might just get that ranch you always wanted.”
This last statement may imply that Monsanto is working with Async, or is a potential client of Async. The exec and the manager are seemingly aware of the risks, like sending an entire county into the void, but they’re nonchalant about it.
I also wonder if there’s a connection between the aforementioned sick child and the Backrooms.
Monsanto? The agricultural chemical company?
Think they'd be referring to that companies tendency to accidentally poison the Drinkwater of a small community with pesticides or herbicides.
@@vincegalila7211 When/where did that ever happen? Unless you're referring to the original chemical company, but that was multiple decades ago, and the Monsanto chemical company renamed themselves to Solutia (which stopped existing in 2012 after continuing their destructive chemical history and getting a bunch of lawsuits). The agricultural company isn't related to that one (and also doesn't exist itself anymore after the Bayer buyout).
@@Silverizael I know birth deformities and declining health in some parts of Central and South America is attributed to their products. Though I am ignorant (and uncurious) of the validity of these claims.
I may also be conflating them with Dupont.
This is so masterfully done. I love how the protagonist tries to crawl back up from where he came, it adds a massive level of immersion and realness to the piece, and the scream when falling was haunting. This is giving Blair witch vibes I love it!
Absolutely, because often you might be like "why aren't you turning back?", having him try really makes it feel like a real person responding to the situation
It has major House of Leaves vibes, and I am so here for it.
that's like the hugest praise of credit I've ever heard of
@@minty6623 I love his work, this one especially. The way the character was broken at the end gave me goosebumps for how incredibly realistic it was. Makes you feel how awful being trapped in there must be.
Please. Blair Witch Project WISHES it could be like this.
20:20 Horror masterclass. Normally we are scared of the dark. But here it's flipped. The entity turns on the light, and we feel exposed and it's truly horrifying.
str8 genius horror
I interpreted it more like "The switch turns on the light. → The light just turned on by itself. → The entity is near the switch."
Also your interpretation wouldn't be an example of a horror masterclass. It's literally just stealth. Games in which you are detected if the light touches you are not uncommon. In said games they add sounds and effect to tell you "hey, this situation is terryfing".
I think a horror game should be made like that
@@igku8339 Because the concept already exists does not mean it cannot be a masterclass, I think you already know that an extreme majority of horror movies/videos or games takes place or plays in/with the dark and the scary feeling of being confronted to it or stuck in it, and the fact that you cannot see what's around you and see the danger.
Here, it made the light something actually uncomfortable and uneasy, not just something to avoid to not get caught, but an actual feeling of BEING uncomfortable and uneasy in the light, because totally exposed to the danger.
In video games, the lights you have to avoid to not get caught isn't scary, it can be stressful because you don't want to get caught, but it's not something that makes your feel scared or unsafe to be in. The light itself doesn't make your skin crawl from terror of being seen.
Here, the lights being turned on kinda makes you feel like your own skin is exposed as if you've been undressed of any safe feeling and that you COULD get caught at any moment.
I think it's very different than those lights mecanism in video games that can be seen in Little Nightmare, The Last of Us, or other games... Not that those mechanism are not good enough at all, but again it's not something similar.
So yeah, this is a masterclass indeed.
The 44:20 "I just wanna go home." is just depressing :(
and yet...
he never made it back.
Lol
I know. People who watch these focus on the Bacteria and how cool the series is, but to me, they're very melancholic. These are people, getting lost in there with no way out, forever wandering afraid and alone until they eventually succumb to the inevitable. It's tremendously depressing.
@@WobblesandBean that's why Kane's series is so good. The entities are terrifying but the psychological horror aspect is way more terrifying
painful
the way he went seemed like a more common way to go in this place with how truly big it is. Not to any area hazards or monsters, just sheer exhaustion
26:40 I like the double take on the sink, like he realizes "Ok if Im stuck here there's my try at getting water"
hate the limitations of the render coz normally who wouldn't check if the tap is really working :| but the look was not bad either
That or he's wondering how it's possible there's water there since there's no other place we know of where something like that exists in the yellow-rooms
I don’t think we ever see food other than the wall mold. Maybe we have seen a vending machine idk? But even if you survive the monsters you just starve.
"okay, drums, sink... wait sink?"
Lol same really good attention to detail
We have a survivor here.
A sensible looking house. The cameraman and a guy in our reality could talk to each other.
Guy tried to help and physically broke into BR.
So there are places closer to BR, have a counterpart there, whatever. Point is you can physically break the wall between realities.
I'd bet that's what happened in the beginning, someone broke from BR into cameraman's basement and escaped.
Seems like they'd have to be awfully small to fit through the hole in the broken glass. Maybe less of a someone and more a something.
Maybe the thing that escaped his basement killed the out of reach helper
@ck17350 Maybe both - someone infected by mold. There was a lot of mold in episode 2 where we've already seen broken walls.
Vine creature from there is also thin enough.
@@ck17350nah that hole looked big enough for a person
@@user-wn5gj8em1g The shoe 👟 was fused into the ground like it clipped through to the real world.
It's interesting that, as he gets closer to the border between realities where he can hear the guy, the rooms start to look closer and closer to actual architecture. Implying that the structure of rooms in the real world "contaminates" the empty landscapes of the backrooms as the barriers between the worlds get weaker.
Woah. Great take
When he said there's a fish on the wall the guy reacted in a way that indicates, that's his living room.
That living room looked very normal, I like this take
That's what I think. The 'space' itself is just randomly copying parts of places and they get randomly arranged and repeated. The same seems to go for time as well. it's fragmented. It sort of reminds me of a description of what a singularity is like, with time and space all twisted up to an extent that time acts like space, and space acts like time. The back rooms seem like space and time are shattered and repeated.
@@shawnnerenberg661 like a jumble sale
41:52 what a great detail, the family portrait falling to the ground right after the dad fell in the backrooms shows us that he (and probably his son) didnt make it out alive
True considering the fact the time in the backrooms is way different to the real word. The dad probably got sucked into the backrooms and spent god knows how long and died in it
The use of ambient music was done so well in this.
The parts where its like a fake city and fake houses and parks freaks me tf out on a primal level.
Its also always been the most fascinating thing about the whole backrooms thing.
Kane's soundtrack and sound design in general is usually the strongest aspect of the videos.
@@AlyxxTheRat ❤
What is it? Is it real or just a bunch of buildings set up to create wierd video. It doesnt sound like anyone knows anything verifiable or information to whats going on.
@@kevinhamming4514 Yeah man it's completely real 🙄
the uncanny valley is some wild stuff
One of the most unnerving aspects of the backrooms to me, is that no matter how lost, how infinite, and how doomed it feels in there, there is an actual exit back into the real world.
OMG LEVEL UP!!!!
no
The only exit would be through KV-31 I don’t think you can actually escape and even if you found KV-31 ASYNC would probably study you and take tests on you
@@fishyyy_imp3321 regardless of what Async would do or prevent, it's still an exit back to the world.
Yeah sure, If only you could find the exit before the entity's find you 💀
8:08 I like that it says “stairs” even though it doesn’t lead to a stairwell. It makes it seem like that was something the Backrooms noticed was often associated with doors, but doesn’t understand what it means
The odd little inconsistencies like that, and the door into a brick wall, and the odd street signs in an earlier video... it almost reminds me of procedural generation in a videogame. Like whoever/whatever is influencing the Backrooms is trying to create a space that makes sense to us humans, but it doesn't fully understand the 'rules,' and what we see is the result.
I was thinking that too, like AI, it acts likes it has 'seen' hallways and buildings and furniture but it doesn't understand them.
Yeah! It's as if the backrooms can *comprehend* physical space, but it doesn't actually *understand* it, and copys stuff as best as it can. It's very very bizarre.
I personified the backrooms cause that's the only way my brain could form that sentence. I have no idea how this wacky world works and do not pretend to. Lol
@@SlaughterhouseDb
Yeah, the backrooms strikes a lot of similarity with AI for me. The signs being inverted for example. It tries to imitate human living spaces but without actually understanding what means what and why things go where they go.
The Neon God from SCP-7005 really captures that idea I think.
"The lights were bound to the wall, attached irregularly with metal and wire. They were arranged in rows and columns. I wasn't sure what it was - an attempt at art? A warning? But, no - I realised, finally, that it was meant to be writing.
It was meant to be a message. The lights were trying to spell out letters. But they didn't know what letters were, what a sentence was, what a word could mean. It was an uneven scrawl in symbols that did not exist.
And all above us, no stars shone. There was nothing left, in the centre of all that devastation, but these things. These yellow and staring lights, trying to be something and failing."
-SCP-7005
love the overly compressed turtle dove call, really spine tingling
00:00 Start
4:20 Arnold Schwarzenegger Jumpscare
45:01 End
27:27 Humanoid creepy running thing.
lmaooooo
genuenly jumped
Arnold Schwarzenegger will return in
*The Backrooms: The Movie*
that really ficking scared me LMAO
The furniture store reference was a great nod to finding the real place of the backrooms picture! This is so amazing Kane! This is like navigating a new cave but made of rooms and hallways. Cheers to another amazing trip!
Yeah that was GOLD! ❤
Not quite understanding your sentence. Are you saying that the bunch of furniture was a reference to what the original backrooms picture was?
@@TiagoMonteiroArt yes, the original backrooms photo was a picture of an empty furniture store when they were remodeling.
Caves are usually made up of rooms and hallways too.
@@TiagoMonteiroArt Yeah the real backroom location is found, there are few more pics of it available. It was a furniture store
The fact that all these people never encounter others is really putting the scale of the backrooms in perspective. They’re so vast and big that stumbling across another person is near impossible.
However the uncanny part of this is that this guy keeps returning to places he’s already been.
the guy behind the wall asked if our protagonist was the one who kept talking to his children, therefore a bunch of survivors mustve encountered that place and asked for help beforehand. So it shows how many people fell down there despite the place being giant
Putting aside the '600 million square miles' and going just on Kane lore, back in the 'Presentation' video where it compares 'conventional storage' to ''A-Space', the cube just grows seemingly endlessly and you realize, this place is unknowably huge, even Async have no clue.
It reminds me of the Library of Babel. Just an endless sea of tiny rooms full of bookshelves, almost never seeing another person your entire life.
@@mikadosannoji553 I think it might be different, I think his children were hearing echoes of their conversation, reverberating through time since the KP Backrooms does weird things to spacetime. For example, the dad who we hear fall in, lands in the past to where Ravi is speaking to him in the present. We know this because we see his shoe embedded in the living room, and he is the partially turned Bacteria chasing Ravi.
Or he _hasn't_ been returning into places he's already been, but into different identical places.
The backrooms ran out of original material to use, and so, duplicates had to fill the space.
I see Ikea hasn’t changed a bit
We might be back
perhaps cookie gourd will upload and put you out of business broogli
Yesss
What? Where did you get such a silly idea from? 😂
holy Almond Water is that Broogli Backrooms himself???
@@KeenanAxolotl it indeed is
17:12 The tension in this moment. It's genuinely amazing how kane can so easily make the viewers feel so tense. Makes me wonder what's actually in that dark corner as something interferes and we dont get long enough for the light to be bright enough to see what that thing on the floor is.
looking again it kind of looks like a person hunched up with their arms crossed, and we can see their outline, the head and one elbow are what's visible of it
I see a hand.
Pretty sure its a dead body, the guy also mentions the room absolutely stinking so, would be consistent with a dead body being there.
What is that heavenly melody piercing my ears
I checked it with photo editing bright it up it look like a machine not something being dragged away weird
Bro, this has me on edge. I feel myself tensing every time he turns a corner, enters a room, and/or does a 360. Also the Arnold Schwarzenegger poster gave me a super tiny jump scare.
same
god I got scared by that more than I should have
>searching house for intruder
>look over shoulder
>sudden Arnold cameo
Same here
Same! Also fun fact: 21:30 shows the original backrooms photo!
The ending was perfect. It showed how tired and dehydrated he was going through this infinite space. And it showed how much he just wanted to get out and go home. And at the same time shows his sanity slowly slipping away from his grasp. This is what the backrooms is supposed to be.
Rest in peace, my boy.
Last minutes were genuinely heartbreaking.
Technically, he still could've survived. Also, how did this guys footage get found? The camera didn't noclip, nor do some weird green stuff like in ff2
bro forgot the emergency blunt 🙄
@@a_muchachoI mean there are other people venturing amd studying the backroom and they have found some corposes and some video recorders or people that got sucked in and died. This is found footage 3.so yeah some people know what's going on
let’s be honest: he survived and probably ran into async employees.
this is FOUND footage after all, assuming he took his now dead camera everywhere with him as a blunt force object for defense (which if not, why LOL) then that would mean he eventually found async employees who then managed to recover the footage inside the camera.
@Person22713 This, or he continued wandering after his camera died before eventually succumbing to some other fate, perhaps getting stuck in an inescapable hole like we saw near the radio at 24:30. Then some Async employees eventually came across his body and thus his camera and brought it back to be reviewed and studied.
I love that every path _feels_ like the path forward, with this hint of video game design that is intended to lead the player forward, but ultimately just leads you deeper and deeper into the pits.
And the guy is looking over and under stuff now too.
INTO THE PIT???
INTO THE PIT
@@JachymorDota how the fuck did you get italics
More like the video games have programmed us to look at the world in a telegraphed way.
[Observations/Speculation]
(00:14) - "Oklahoma City Bom-", so the footage dates back to 1995...
(00:44) - EDITED: Ravi (cameraman) says he's recorded a Monsanto Executive making jokes about a sick child's appearance with a DPR Manager. But strangely Ravi then goes on to say that, seemingly, another Monsanto Employee stepped in to admit... some sort of "fault". At first I thought they were taking responsibility for the joke, but the Executive should've been doing that. With the employee then going on to say something about "accidentally pushing out the entire county", it makes me think that Monsanto is somewhat aware of the backrooms... Perhaps even somewhat responsible for that child's condition??
(02:44) - Cannot tell whether something broke IN or broke OUT. If it's the latter... 😟
(16:50) - This weird tape-book formation looks to me like the victim may have marked the spot they clipped from
(22:38) - Looked like a victim that succumbed to the backrooms, but on closer look it looks like a statue that's been torn from its foundation?
(23:20) - A poster... from 2022
(24:24) - At this point, seeing ANY traces of mold and discarded human possessions imply that people died in these rooms
(28:09) - A spider(?) trapped between planes
(35:21) - A whole group of people seemed to have succumbed to the bacteria, and after undressing themselves (or dissolving), they scatter with a trail of moldy footprints
(35:46) - Is this a statue, or someone who unfortunately could not fully clip into the backrooms in time?
(37:21) - One of the victim's footprints from outside leads into this... partially clipped boot. Nothing adds up! EDIT: the footprints seem to move AWAY from the boot...
(38:00) - Without subtitles it's hard to hear what the man (father) from the other side is saying. I believe I heard something along the lines of "it would be helpful if you come by on wednesday and have a look at the place...he's got to get out of there sooner or later, the clock's ticking..."
I wonder if this somehow connects to Ravi's sudden disappearance during his "check up" of the downstairs area...
*Speaking of the father, his confusion/doubt from Ravi's description of the room he's in, the camera panning to the door as the father opens HIS door, and the fact he has "boys" living with him... Makes me believe that the house that Ravi stumbled onto belonged to the father. The human remains outside the house could very well have been what was left of the family after being sucked in. With the house somehow existing before the father's demise, there's clearly some time paradox stuff going on here!
ADDITION: (19:08) (30:26) (31:39)
In Pitfalls, Marvin stumbles upon a recreated neighborhood illuminated by a false starry sky and a mysterious red light, the ambience consisted of a strange warbling sound.
Ravi seems to have found an extension of this environment, although it's the recreation of a city. There must be a color motif here, such as how GREEN was weirdly prevalent in FF2. I'm not certain what the correlation of green is, but seems like RED is all about the recreation of EXTERIOR environments...
*...But then there's the ending (42:27), where the entire house is now shrouded in that familiar, warbling red hue... The heck's going on there??
THIS NEED MORE LIKES
You were thorough! I noticed a few of these things too, especially the fact that decay = human presence, which is very interesting.
As for the footprints, are they going away or towards the boot? I got the feeling maybe this poor guy's boot (and possibly part of his foot) got clipped through the floor, and he had to continue without it (maybe with an injury as well, the black footprints being old blood).
You gotta note that the door mat at 36:09 is mirrored, just like the signs in pitfalls
I think the broken glass was probably a monster escaping from his downstairs gateway. This is HEAVY speculation, but what if the guy he hears is in the real world, and the monster that may or may not have escaped his basement, attack and killed the man who was trying to help him?
Who is Robbie?
I love that the protagonist acts how I would almost move for move, doing double takes and taking stairs/following exit signs. Makes the video so immersive and so much more unsettling
One of my favorite parts about great content like this is that it produces the best comment sections. People having genuine discussions and vibing out over something we all enjoy and are all interested in. Shout out to Kane!
Yes always looking forward too that part!
true dude
Iceberg boy going to have fun with this one
*points* hey I get this reference
😂
Which one?
There are so many, now
Wendigoon is one of my favorite UA-camr's lol
AHHHHHHHHH GUYS!°
@@YourLocalFunniBoi That's my favorite line of his.
Kane could keep making found footage videos like these forever and honestly, I don't think I'd ever get bored of them. The unique furniture and architecture keeps each room interesting as the protagonist walks through, it never feels like there's a dull moment, plus the fear that something could be lurking around each and every corner keeps you on alert.
Nah... it's starting to get old..
@@brian8507 Not even slightly.
@@targetisstrong9180 no it is. Memes don't last forever. The movie will be really bad
@@brian8507 Okay, then don’t watch it then? Not hard
@@targetisstrong9180 I'm way ahead of u... I've been planning to not watch it for weeks now. But I also want to wake up from parasocial worshipping of kane. So stop listening to him
horror films that take place in broad daylight are so underrated
Some thoughts:
The main theme here seems to be about time. At 23:19 we see a marketing poster on the wall dated 2022. At 28:29 there is an old shrine to Chairman Mao. There are several instances of anachronistic detritus and survivor habitation throughout the video.The Backrooms seems to be seeping into the walls of the world, seeking out and mirroring its Euclidean counterpart. There are small spacial tears everywhere as referenced by the spiders at 0:07 and 28:10.
Towards the end of the video at 41:05 the homeowner tries to pry the wall open to free the protagonist, but is greeted by something else. If I was to guess, he opened the wall but met our protagonist at a much later period in time - one where the human is long gone and only a screaming entity is left in his place. The way in which the Backrooms seem to oscillate to ensure that it's victims remain trapped is very disturbing.
I'm not sure if the conversation about the infected child and possibility of a county-wide evacuation at the start of the video are related (the execs don't appear to be working for ASync), but the symptoms of the child suggest an unusual contagion.
Yessss Kane's always had concepts like this with the oldest view and even his earlier non backrooms stuff like it's nice here
we gettin positive social credit w this one!🗣️🔥
Room where he fell in was a copy of the A-SYNC meeting room.
What if.. the entity chasing him, is himself? He looked desperate and sounded like he wanted his attention. Wouldn't that be freaky?! Seeing yourself run in fear and all you need is help
@@skywares Oldest view is MUCH after backrooms
the live chat replay of ppl saying what "level" it is hurts my soul
I turned off live chat, and didn't read comments until after I saw it, because I wanted to get immersed and not distracted by noise like live chat
@@schmee9025 yea it did too, the Kane pixels lore has nothing to do with levels.
I completely get it. Most generally this would annoy me too but tbh... I'm REALLY enjoying the expanded lore fans have created for the backrooms. It doesn't drift into something it's not, the core of every level stays true to the ambience and feel to the backrooms and what it's about, at least imo. But I do separate Kane Pixels backrooms & backrooms wiki into 2 separate things.
Right? “What level can I find Maxwell the cat and get chased by Nextbots that are dr. Robotiks head yelling PINGAS?”
Fr Kane backrooms it's the canon now, those expanded level lore end up killing the whole mysterious atmosphere that the original post oozes, and I feel that Kane not only represented to us in video format, he also expanded it without killing the vibe.
@15:50 when “still life” started, instantly put it in my sleep playlist. When I went to take a nap, I put it on repeat and had an interesting dream to say the least.. I woke up in.. limbo? Mainly darker shades of color like blue and black shadows mixed together. A vivid part I seem to remember are pillars next to a wall with a figure peaking out, but you couldn’t notice it right away… it was almost like an illusion, i dont know its hard to explain… I didn’t know where else to share so thanks for coming to my ted talk 😅
Here's what I got from this installment of the series:
- The Backrooms is slowly creeping "into" Reality, as seen by the fact that our protagonist this time entered the Backrooms through a physical "tunnel" in his house, as opposed to just "noclipping" like the past two protags.
- There *are* survivors. We see several structures/arrangements that look man-made: The circle of chairs (12:20), the circle of books(16:34), chairs and and furniture piled up on each other as barriers (15:44) and to reach high points (24:05), clothes on the floor, etc
- The bacteria doesnt just kill people, it reanimates them; makes them zombies, if you will. At 27:23 we see our protag get chased and run from a very human looking figure with a "blackened" appearance, much like the bacteria monster from Found Footage #1 and the corpse found in "Missing Persons". (Perhaps we can assume it's some kind of hivemind as well? This one's just speculation but it wouldn't be too far off imo considering the collection of vines and vegetation surrounding the Bacteria monster in Found Footage #2)
- We already know time works differently in the Backrooms than in reality, however it's safe to say that the Backrooms are *still* clipping parts of reality into them even far in the future in Kane's timeline, all around the world as well, not just the US, as we see a Chinese poster from 2022 (23:18)
- It's implied that people can get "stuck" between the Backrooms and Reality, or at least become "part" of the Backrooms in some way, which we see at 35:35, with the person clipped into the ground, sharing the same carpeted texture as the ground. My guess is this is similar to Harry Potter where you can get "splinched" if something goes wrong in the process of being teleported, only here the teleportation process leads to the Backrooms.
- People can talk across the threshold of Reality and the Backrooms. Nearing the end of the video (38:50), our protag engages in a very clear conversation with someone in their house, yet they cannot see each other. From the way the guy on the other side (reality) is talking, it seems from where he's at, everything seems normal. For our protag, he's obviously trapped, but there's something that allows them to communicate. I see it similar to the "Upside Down" of Stranger Things: an almost exact replica of Reality but messed up, yet faint communication between the two dimensions is still possible. This connection of mine is reinforced by the fact that the light flickers when the guy in Reality stops talking after seemingly getting attacked (41:38), which brings me to my final point...
- Tying back to my very first point, it's implied that the Backrooms entities are also creeping into reality alongside the Backrooms itself. Nearing the end of the video, our protag and "guy in reality" 's conversation, the guy in Reality goes "What the fuck?", implying something was wrong, then we hear a roar similar to the original Bacteria monster. The monster obviously isn't near our protag at the moment, so it wouldn't be too far off to say it somehow made its way to the real world?
I'll edit this if I discover anything else worth pointing out in the vid.
Probably just a buried statue
There was a cut off foot shortly after that part @@AllExistence
The cut off foot might be from the bacteria thingy that turns you into a monster. It might have cut his foot off from the bacteria or smth idk but maybe it is from clipping in
tbh im not sure if the roaring is even from a monster??? i find it hard to differentiate between monster sounds and just random ass noises from teleporting but who knows
i ain’t reading all dat
I can respect the guy's very first decision being to climb back the way he came from. That's exactly what I would do, as well.
Seriously. It’d take a good while of me trying to climb back up that cabinet before resorting to exploration.
If you hear closely at 0:13 you can hear on the radio a news reporter say “The Oklahoma City Bombing” Which happened April 19, 1995
Maybe that ties to what happened to the man that the camera man was talking to at the end? Maybe a bomb hit his home?
So this took place in 1995?
one of the posters tho said 2022? that’s also the same year the first backrooms footage released
@@Headphone_Guy Yeah but I saw mat pats lore to the backrooms, and he said that time acts strangely in the backrooms.
@@c_r4bbit Nah, it was a Ryder moving truck that blew of the federal building right in the middle of the city in a commercial zone. I was 12 when it happened and remember seeing it all over the news.
This series is so much more impactful in this era of exponential AI growth. It's like whatever entity created the Backrooms is generating what it THINKS our normal human rooms, offices, hallways; etc. looks like, but it's all... Off. You can kind of explain how and why but there's some uncanny piece you can't put your finger on.
I’m 63 yrs old. And Kane’s talent is beyond description! I struggle to find words to describe his creations! Absolutely amazing!!!! I don’t know what it is, I can’t put my finger on it. It’s mesmerizing. I feel like I’ve dreamed portions of the scenes. But not sure. The look of the video, like it was shot with a “cam corder” from the late 80’s. And just the strange, unique visuals and placement of objects. Is Kane a genius? Idk? Talent off the charts as far as I’m concerned! Thank you Kane
What does an older guy like you know about skibidi toilet
@@ChunkyCheckItCheeseguys? uhm...
@@ChunkyCheckItCheese......
@@ChunkyCheckItCheese😂
He's 17. It's insane the amount of talent he has and the amount of effort he's putting into creating at such a young age. I hope he has a long successful career because I love everything he makes.
The most terrifying part about the backrooms is that you are alone, you could find other humans, but just the thought that you could maybe never encounter someone else since the backrooms are infinite, it’s just sad, and there’s something oddly nostalgic about the backrooms.
We all sinned and deserve hell. Jesus came down from heaven and died and resurrected for us. He said we can rise from the dead if we place our faith in him and turn away from all of our sins.
I don't know if kane's backrooms are infinite, but in the original 4chan post it said it was the size of Russia.
@@SpreadingtheGOODNEWSisfunum that’s kinda unrelated
@@thedavistheory7674 no it said it was infinite
This isn’t edited or fake? I got no clue what I’m seeing or how this is on my feed😂
Got a strong theory on this one. This entire episode is more or less a time loop. The creature chasing him in the early/middle part of the video is the guy he accidentally caused to fall in with him at the end of the video. The dad was a real person and he was talking to him through a time spatial/time distortion, there's constant communication and chatter through time in the series. Anyways, you hear the dad fall into the backrooms into that house and all that blood and clothes on the floor is him stumbling out. He eventually gets infected and then hunts the main character before the main character causes him to fall in.
100 percent exactly what happened, never agreed so much
this is very well formulated, and i also agree with most of that
what im interested in is if there is any relevance to the door that cameraman opens near the end that leads to a blocked off pathway
it... feels like there's some significance to it or the contents it's blocked with but I can't put my finger on what exactly it is
There are several comments echoing this theory, I agree as well. The father gets infected and either out of a single mindset or out of twisted self preservation, tries to kill the cameraman in the hopes of stopping him from meeting his past self and therefore never ending up in the backrooms in the first place, breaking the time loop. But ends up perpetuating the loop by scaring the cameraman and never able to catch up with him to stop him from having that fateful conversation through the walls.
Feels like we saw a lot of clocks in this one too and even the chairs arranged in a circle were like a clock. he sees the chairs again after wandering around the entire time, like going around a clock, or a time loop.
Remember the last time a BR protagonist heard noises from Reality, he got sent a few months forward in time, so I think this case has very much to do to with time.
I really hope there’s gonna be a dedicated movie of the Backrooms, but exactly how Kane conceived them.
I’m fuc*ing addicted to this series and I’ll never get tired of it. Everything is build up so well, the details, the suspance, the “what the fuck is going on” repeatedly being said while watching, so please.. keep it up.
the part where Jack Black was revealed to be the bacteria was pretty great
"I... am the bacteria"
@@Hambergnsneiser And then Mark stares at him and says "This guy's such a toolbag"
Plot twist: it's some Chinese man
I don't get the "bacteria" joke@@Hambergnsneiser
@@lolasohercules if ur talking about the bacteria its the howler thingy but if ur talking about the i am the bacteria part then its a referance to the trash ahh minecraft movie (i said both cuz theres at least someone here who doesnt get either
The freeze when the bacteria bloke starts running like a nazi zombie made it it even scarier. Like your brain just stops and is like "oh shit..." Before snapping back to reality
Yeah that made it more scary. Like it gave a few moments to Process what the hell even was it and yet we still don't know.
yeah, it was a great way to break up the pacing so that the viewer could realize what's going on and have a terrifying realization before switching back to the action
@@UltraIDDQD6DOOM so I guess now we know you go all bacterial before you die or maybe turn into one of the life forms
Everything in this scene and the frame is pure perfection in horror it looks so realistic, him running back to the room and just seeing him already running at him and like hes at the perfect distance where you cant really see what that monster is very well but you can still sort of understand what it looks like ! AGHHH if the movie is gonna be like this found footage but longer its gonna be AMAZINGGGGGG I WANT IT TO BE 99.9% FOUND FOOTAGE WITH ASYNC RESEARCHERS AND NORMAL PEOPLE AND I WANT CUTS BETWEEN THE TWO GROUPS
For a second I thought it was another person trapped trying to escape. I definitely would have been eaten by this thing 😂
I love how _whatever_ is responsible for the layout/construction of the Backrooms was like:
“Oh yeah - Big, open room. Cardboard cutout of a caveman smack-dab in the middle. Perfect.”
"Hehe I love chairs" -Backrooms constructor
I'm not sure the backrooms really "look" like that it's just what we can perceive plus the objects that have been pulled and morphed/mangled/changed that fell in
Cardboard cut out could have been put there as a decoy set up by a survivor like in "I Am Legend"
the backrooms is just architectural vomit, its like all the demolished buildings on earth got mashed together
i doubt anything intelligent is responsible for the layout of the rooms. AI maybe? procedural generation..?
Maybe the shattered window wasn’t someone breaking in and instead some guy breaking out of the back rooms. Maybe an entity desperate to escape.
The glass shards are outside so something broke out of the house
Okay, so I've got a wild theory:
Backrooms didn't have a copy of that house. It's exactly same house, but from the future.
Basically, when father started making a hole in the wall, he agitated a clipping space, and it's collapsed the entire house with him into the backrooms. We saw in #2 that touching the hole can lead to it growing. We also know now that backrooms does not obey law of time because of that async employee who went missing for two month while recording one video.
Basically, camera men caused the father to violently strike the clip space in his wall, leading to rapid expansion of it and collapse of the entire house. Then the father turned into a mold monster, because of bacteria, and left the house.
There are clothes around the house and footprints leading in different directions, so his boys probably came with him too.
Also, during clipping, father and house had been transported into the past before camera men found the house. So he met them and caused them to clip after they actually clipped, which is a time loop thing.
It might also be him who chased the camera men earlier. As someone pointed out the father seems to have partially clipped into the floor with his foot, and we see a boot and dried blood. Then the entity that chased camera men actually misses the toes on the right foot of you look closely on the freeze frame.
Another thing to note is the house in the beginning where he first met an entity. There is a circle of items on the floor and tape, as well as a corpse in the corner. It looks like someone found a clip side on the floor and tried to find out its size by placing objects around it and then marking the spot. Sadly, they seemed to agitated the hole just like camera men of found footage 2, and had fallen in. Then they meet an entity, or perhaps someone who first taken through and exposed the hole already turned into entity by that time, and so they hid in a corner, but were found and killed.
I honestly really like this theory
ngl that's a really an interesting theory
that sounds plausible
So far I think the best theory is that all of the creatures were at some point people who somehow ended up there
Reading these theories are just as scary as watching this video i love this take
Time seems to be broken in this place. The fact that we hear a man whos trying to help our protagonist get sucked into the backrooms (and possibly his family too) is haunting. Remember that this house had clothes and old bloodsmears outside of it. Rip to them
The start mentions Oklahoma City (1995)
40:20 is a FreeCreditReport commercial from 2009
Those scenes of the “outside” particularly 30:30 are *chefs kiss* beautiful man. Congrats.
I really wanna know what’s out there
@@Cheeseman709 I wanna say they're laboratories/government offices/planned living quarters for A-sync employees that never got used.
that segment and the environment is really similar to dreams i used to have as a kid
@@WobblesandBean I don’t they even got to do that, because of the stuff that happened after the meeting
@@Cheeseman709 You should watch pitfalls, a researcher goes out there
Yooo the score on this one is crazy! I love your ability to continually improve on your work, keep it up Kane!
"I AM KANE.. AND THESE ARE MY PIXELS" 🗣🗣🗣
What?
My favorite line fr fr
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
say that again...
"I... am the alpha"
Absolutely beyond knocked it out of the park. This is the most nerve-racking and mind-blowing entry since The Pitfalls
God the part where he was speaking to another guy through the wall? Unreal. Love how Kane keeps it fresh.
I was tense but I actually felt fear when he entered the dim room with the white speaker on the wall playing the eerie looping music, then the lights flash and he sees something and takes off, got my heart pounding for a second and I knew we were so back!!! Kane is a mastermind
Quote prediction:
"Who are you? Why are you doing this????"
"I am... The Backrooms."
✏️🔥
"What is this place, some kind of Backrooms?"
"Together we are the backrooms"
maybe the friends we had are the backrooms we made along the way
“That man is Ezekiel Sims, he was in the Backrooms with my mom when she was researching spiders right before she died.”
There are two aspects of this that particularly disturb me: (1) signs that indicate the presence of stairs but there are never any stairs (2) the sense that our protagonist has just missed whoever was in each room
The exit signs freak me out too!
The visuals at 30:29 are so beautiful in a haunting way. It's something I never expected to see from the Backrooms.
A gigantic city block full of (nearly) empty high rises. Haunting, but uncannily familiar at the same time.
Reminds of the manga called BLAME, very similar vibe
Kinda reminds me of a background you would see in a early 2000s video game.
Yeah I was just about to say this. Very simular and eary@@dinisalbuquerque4306
Reminds of a time when I stayed in a hotel and accidently went into an empty, dark conference room overlooking the city. It was so quiet and dark despite overlooking the city center, with the only lighting from nearby high-rises illuminating the office chairs and table. Very eerie feeling which I've only seen replicated here.
I love the variety of environments in Kane's Backrooms. From the office rooms to the indoor houses to the CRAZY city outside with the red sky. This was so well done.
I bet it's a nod to pitfalls during that red city/town
The serene soundscape slowly modulating down at 14:10 as soon as he enters the hallway is a really cool sound design. It kind of sounds like it's going from Major to a Minor key. Great work Kane
There's a scene quite near the end of the film 'I'm Thinking Of Ending Things' (at 1:48:30 if you're interested) that does something very similar and works just as well
Schizophrenic’s aren’t insane, the people in their walls are stuck in the back rooms calling out for help
If i was in this situation that bottle of Jack Daniel's on the table aint lasting long.
Trueeeeee
lmaoo right, Ravi should’ve downed the entire thing if he just gave up at the end of the video
Frfr
Lmao I thought the same thing, I was like at this point might as well take it, might need it once you decide to give up.
Maybe a sign of how fast the person drinking it left it behind and got out of there.
If you ever happen across radio equipment and need to make a distress call, "Testing," is probably the worst thing to say, as any receivers will assume it is a test. Just a note if you find yourself trapped in a liminal hellscape.
Saying "testing" makes sense, as you are testing if you're equipment is working. My dad used to have that CB stuff and it worked like that.
Usually people answer back and then you can talk with people and send a distress call.
I think that whoever inhabits the backrooms is trying to mimic our dimension, putting random equipment in a random way without understanding our logic; in a perpetual trial and error that has been going on since... who knows.
@@albertosuella4205 I assume that the backrooms and earth are mending together into one and this random junk is getting copied by whatever runs the backrooms, if it is a person. If not then the entire backroooms is just a living organism, copying the stuff to try and make it more earthly
@@albertosuella4205you can see that second part right in the first office-like zone. That one door had a sign that said "stairs" when there wasnt any, the backrooms understand those go in door but dont really make the connection with stairs
@@weepashbp2270I think the backrooms understand humans follow those kinds of signs and give them false hope or lead them where it wants… but that’s just my own theory that the backrooms is smarter than we know and nothing is actually randomized. It all has a purpose.
the use of music in this video is immaculate, adds up to all the eerieness and tention that builds up more and more as the video progresses. This has to be one of if not the best horror media there is on youtube right now, no doubt about it.
The repetitive, banal music is soo disconcerting in this context
Kanes ambient music is top tier. Everything he makes makes me feel like I'm playing half life 1 for the first time. It's so haunting but welcoming.
it's like a placed object emitting sound sometimes, it's absolutely wild
23:09 is a banger
@@crab-yt2wy stealth music type beat fr
I love the atmosphere that Kane pixels videos have. They really stand out amongst other backwoods content as they seem to really take itself seriously, and show a world that's so much bigger than what's shown on screen
"The Backwoods"
bro really backed those woods.
35:17-42:55 Here are my thoughts and theory on what happened:
Ravi (the protagonist) stumbles across the house in which he makes contact with the father & home owner of it in the real world, but here’s the interesting part: I believe that Ravi made contact with the owner in the past and the home owner making contact with Ravi in the future, which led to him somehow noclipping along with his family and entire house into the backrooms by trying to open up the wall for Ravi (supported by the same light flickering occurring when Ravi noclipped). It’s at this point where the family steps outside of the house and is seemingly attacked by the mold entities, causing their clothes to be either ripped off or dissolved in the process, with them scattering into the different holes/tunnels seen in the walls after being infected or turned into one of those mold entities themselves (this can all be supported by the several moldy footsteps seen outside and inside of the house). In the end this all leads back to Ravi finding the house in the first place, suggesting that this is some sort of time paradox.
However this opens a big question: How will the public react to an entire house seemingly vanishing without a trace in just 9 seconds? (41:43-41:52)
Most importantly how will the government try to cover this up?
The house probably didn't vanish but is a distorted version of itself in the backrooms. Maybe some objects of the real world have a backrooms counterpart and can function like a bridge between dimensions.
This is a Bootstrap paradox - A loop in time is made. No start, no end. But can clearly be experienced.
Usually, Bootstrap paradoxes is more about info being stuck in time, but it's not always the case.
This makes sense as time is works VERY differently in the backrooms (proven by the presentation video where the worker from the past gets sucked into the future somehow) the backrooms try’s to replicate earth as best as it can but fails in the process, that’s why time is very weird in the back rooms
@@Apocryptoz I presume the house was in a remote area considering the wall paper Depicting vast skies so maybe people didn't even know it went missing, kinda adds to the theme of kayce's other work oldest view that being how the things we forget become distorted over time
@@airplanes_aren.t_real This could very well be the case, the house itself doesn’t look as "modern" as the other urban houses from the 1990s (such as the one briefly shown in the beginning of the video). Really does give me a rural vibe now that you mention it
The fact Kane's channel description says hes 19 trillion years old is proof he's Backrooms entity himself
Does anyone want to play Gacha life with me
Hes still got plenty to learn then, real backroom entities are atemporal entities and therefore ageless.
@@knLreemss-zt2venaw
lol, why would he change his description to that?
Haven’t seen you in awhile
The red areas look so fucking awesome. They legit feel like a whole city is "outside." I wonder if someone tried to break there, the whole thing would be inside of a room. A whole city inside of a massive concrete "box."
I thought it was trying to mimic that streelight glow + sun light but it can't do either right so it just ends up looking red
@@airplanes_aren.t_real I mean, technically speaking, isn't most of the light from the Sun that reaches the Earth infrared? I could be wrong, just remember reading that from somewhere. If that's the case, then, scientifically speaking, the light being entirely red would have been "correct" if it was trying to mimic sunlight (even though that's visible red instead of infrared, but still). Probaply doesn't mean anything, though; the Backrooms seems much more openly "magical" than strictly science-based to me, but just thought I'd share this random thought I had. Whatever the true nature of the city, its clearly something extremely important, considering how distinct it looks from the other areas and how many times (and how clearly) it was shown on camera. Super inetersting, hopefully we'll get to see more of it in the movie!
@@terraristit3752 yeah it's probably that too, wonder if it's dangerous considering that I'd be unfiltered by the atmosphere in that case
@@airplanes_aren.t_real Good point! Also, if we assume that most of the light in the city is infrared and just a small amount of visible red, it would probably be dangerous anyway just due to the sheer quanity of it, filtered or not. Maybe this is the reason why the city is entirely sealed off from the rest of the Backrooms? Though then again, I'm finding it hard to believe that the Backrooms would care about protecting its victims in any way, whether that be from the entities or from excess light exposure...
Truly heartbreaking to watch, as trying to escape and get help, the protagonist ends up pulling in another inocent person, to witness the same tragic fate as himself. This is a masterpiece, the insane contrast between types of liminal spaces, going from insane impossible architecture, up to grandmas house cozyness. The constrasts between sickly clean and white, and dirty, messy and bloodied. The creature was so fucking scary, feeling so human yet so beastial, you could feel its weight while sprinting, and the screams of true fear from the protagonist. Really wow.
i have never been stressed consistently throughout a video before, this is incredibly well made, so many subtle details even just camera movement, like the double take at the sink, and the protagonist isnt an idiot either and actually does logical things for the situation.
This one is especially terrifying, because it’s uncharted territory, even for Async, meaning this guy managed to fall deep DEEP into the backrooms and there isn’t even the slightest chance of finding the portal or anybody who works for Async.
Async probably only explored like 0% of the Backrooms, assuming it is infinite in Kane's lore. The guy could probably be hundreds, thousands, millions, trillions, quadrillions, even quintillions, or terrifyingly much more than that much miles away from the Async's territory if so. Thinking about how large the Backrooms possibly is, and how far you could be from an actual human that's still alive and trying to get out of the backrooms is just insane.
Async must have eventually got in there somehow. How else did this footage get out?
Am guessing if kane is making more found footage things...
am guessing that 4 & 5 are going to be interesting and bloody terrifying.
well shall see.
I'd have to go back through and watch it again to get the timecode but I could've sworn there was a part where he walked right past what looked like where the emergency threshold barrier gate would end up getting built but walked off in a different direction instead of investigating
what do you think the door at 34:49 is?
Oh fuck. I thought we weren’t gonna see anything Backrooms related until the movie
How funny would it be if it were just 43 minutes of a T shirt bouncing diagonally with anime music playing with "BUY MY BACKROOMS SHIRT!" flashing onscreen?
@@JinzoCrash I do not know the reference from which you draw, but regardless… yeah that would be a good troll.
I thought so too
Same. This is a nice surprise
There's a movie?
I watched this alone Friday night on release and I felt like I had taken physical damage afterwards. Your work is on another level my friend, kudos. I've been telling people about your work for a while now- nothing has matched the creep levels you have managed in these films- and I don't scare easily. K(r)eep it up!