1:49 The creature is pretty terrifying when you realize, it's just the fact that he's insanely big and in the backrooms we never really saw a big monster. We should get more footage of this creature
Whats even more disturbing is it appears to be limping and flopping, its neck unable to hold itself up and its jaw draped open. which in my eyes is implying that this thing, this huge entity, has been injured. What makes that so much more horrifying is the fact something would have had to deal a wound to it, this thing would have to be sizable enough to injure it critically. So what could that abomination be? Perhaps the poolrooms ambush predator we saw at the end of found footage #2
It would be interesting if all the creatures that appear in here are also trapped, entering it from their own worlds so if you happened to find the gateway/door through which they entered, you'd end up on their planet/world/dimension.
Yeah I thought the same, what if the creatures just want to kill you because they mostly have animal intelligence and just attack or eat for survival, what if theres an intelligent creature from another dimension that got trapped and doesn't know what to do
It'd also be interesting if the backrooms transcended time. So you could be walking through and randomly encounter another person who's from ancient Egypt or something. It would also imply that you could use it to time travel as well.
i love how you set up the enter/exit methods. i've had a really bad sleep disorder since my early teens where i had a lot of hypnogogic hallucinations, which is like what people now call sleep paralysis but with a really intense dream or nightmare at the same time. my trick to wake myself up was to snap my head from one side to the other as fast as i could manage while feeling pinned down and heavy. it didn't really work very well but it was all i could do. your trick of slamming a door on your foot reminded me viscerally of that. (fortunately i've mostly grown out of this and only have a couple per year now.)
I also have used that "trick" of turning the head. There's more to this than meets the eye,and as we get older the 'interest' in us fades. Know I understand and emphasize
Makes me wonder if possibly falling out of the backrooms to go back using the trick showed ever causes the individual to fall from the sky, or if that's only for objects that leave the backrooms, as we've never seen that happen...also strange to see someone make it a game to see how long they can stay in the backrooms before wanting to leave and then doing a bunch of elaborate tricks like slamming their foot into the door to keep it from closing, to actually find out that each time you do it there is a chance to send you back. Whoever that is must certainly be a gamer at heart what with their intuition to break everything.
If you find a chair, holding the legs of the chair while trying to jump on it can either break the chair or make you build speed until you clip upwards
Honestly, my theory if it was real, it would likely just teleport you anywhere on earth meaning... likely in the sky or the ocean or maybe even inside of the ground Wich means death in almost all sitautions
@@LanaIsUnderrated Honestly if I was stuck in the backrooms for a really REALLY SUPER long time, then as a last resort, I would let an entity kill me. Because it seems like death is the only escape.
I love the thought that a person or persons in this fictional world are fully aware of the backrooms and their mechanics. Even going as far as finding certain areas of our world where it is easier to "no-clip" and finding methods in the backrooms to go back to standard reality. It's realistic in a way that not only government officials know about the backrooms but also a very small amount of normal civilian people and knowledge of the backrooms to said normal people is like knowledge of an underground fight club where it is "forbidden" to speak of it or it might be taken down. Overall I love this series you are making and I hope to see.
Well its very much like a video game. A very small percentage of players of a game become obsessed with it. Pushing every limit of the game to say they know it all. My buddies we're hard into gears of war and there we're a few tricks that allowed you to go behind the walls in the game and have insanely large field to play / hide in. So its neat to see that transfer here that those who know of the backrooms also know how to enter and leave it - probably sharing the knowledge among very few > Ie the footage clips we see from different creators. In a way its these creators that are revealing the backrooms to us, they don't exist in reality but in away by these people making content of it, its like my buddies in gears of war or any other game with those types of exploits.
The way that the creature crawls out of the corner is so well done it feels like you're running from a dream monster never being caught its constantly gaining on you it's just perfect
Thats what makes me like it. I think the entity we saw in this vid got wounded by a larger entity, and was trying to escape. Id love to see level 8 be in one of the vids, and have there be fossilized entities/animals there. Cause level 8 is a cave that most likely has limestone and mud in it.
I absolutely love this concept, a series of exploration logs of someone who casually explores the backrooms. I could imagine another way out is to just feel along the walls with your hand and brush your shoulder as you go to find "holes" in the walls.
“Hey guys today im going back to the backrooms, with a guest star, you guessed it, MR BEAST! He will be joining us today to find his new chocolate bars! make sure to check out my merch in the link below and SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON SO HARD YOU CLIP INTO HERE WITH ME! Enough talk lets get the video started”
that could also be another way of going into different levels,so its a 50/50 chance that youll actually escape and not go into a level that could be the end of your existence in all existence
The fact that The title says “exploration” instead of “lost” or something like that implies that not only that he knows how to get back he also knows what this is
The entire video has the implication that in 'this universe' (I say that cause Kane Pixel's is separate and not apart of this 'infinite levels backrooms' lore) there is a niche community that has discovered and talks about the backrooms. They have various places to clip in, and know a method to get out. They're aware of entities and probably know which ones are lethal and which are less so. I like the way this creator is exploring various different spooky liminal spaces instead of just the static 'level 1 endless office space' type stuff. I do wish we'd get more transitions instead of just cuts to 'new' areas. I wanna see more of that outside metal tower.
@@Z51MAELSTROM Beta Nomi Noop : help im stuck in yellow hell! im gonna stave to death Alpha Backrooms Explore : Hello and welcome to my tutorial guide on how to get past level 5 I wil also be covering some new ways to clip out i found
This concept is incredible. It frames the backrooms as a sort of dangerous arena, but with rules that (if followed) can get you in and out. It's akin to participating in a super dangerous sport; given preparation, you can mitigate (but never remove) risk. Backrooms solo exploration is probably like climbing K2 alone with no oxygen. It is *INSANELY* dangerous. Not because every level is dangerous, but because if you are even a fraction careless, the rooms will take you places you CAN become fodder. Not to mention, clipping doesn't always guarantee you'd land in the same base level. The randomness of the backrooms is something you can't plan for, and that's what can get you killed if you don't have an exit strategy the instant you suspect something is paying attention to you. Exploration can be done, but you need to be incredibly experienced, and adequately crazy. and even with all that prep, you accept a certain level of risk you can't control. You know going in, you may never come out. I think that adrenaline factor is a part of why people want to make expeditions. My guess is, people who do solo explorations are misfits, people who find some kind of purpose and fascination in those enigmatic halls because it's those exact places which make them feel at peace despite the danger. They don't have a place in the real world, so perhaps they feel more connected to the strangeness of it all.
For those wondering: the recommended location is situated at a small bridge crossing a river in the middle of nowhere, close to the Glacier National Park of Canada in British Columbia. It's a few meters away from the Trans-Canada Highway, you only need to spot the dirt road leading to the area. Thanks for your work on these Frag, this is really well made.
This is already looks awesome, i can't wait, i'm hyped as hell for this, i know it's gonna be worth it, the stuff you make is so high quality, keep up the good work, bro ! Edit: it was definitely worth it
I honestly think you're exaggerating, yes stuff looks great and all but honestly this is straight up copied from Kane's stuff man even got the fungus and all, now I'm not saying this is bad cz it isn't i just think ya'll are making this a bit overrated
@@youneschekkai376 i don't get how is this copying kane's stuff, he's not the one Who created the backrooms you know, everyone can make their own stuff based on the way they see the backrooms and nothing is canon about this, But i still respect your opinion
@@recursed561 ofc kane didn't create the backrooms but his view about it is very popular now and you can see how similar this is to kane's it's very obvious how similar it is
i like to think that the back rooms are like an “out of bounds section” of the universe. kinda like how in old games there are low quality buildings and other things that you don’t have access to unless you hack the game. when you noclip, it’s hacking into the out of bound section. that’s why the back rooms is so glitchy and empty. it’s because your not supposed to be there.
Excellent job creating environments other than the usual yellow rooms! I love that you did just a bit of world-building, and the creature was extremely creepy without being the usual "black monster what eats you". Kane Pixels has set the standard, but you are taking it in a different direction, which is equally fascinating.
Yeah I loved it because it perfectly captured the idea of "abomination from a dead universe that should not exist and could not have ever existed and only persists in a hateful agony due to just how distorted the laws of physics are in the Backrooms"
Yeah this video here Is the best one I've seen so far. Kane's work has a lot more vision behind it but here Frag is definitely stepping away from that without falling back on the mess of a canon the wikis have. The Backrooms for me have always been about just the sheer, nonsensical scale of the concept where it's just level after level after level of liminal spaces with no rhyme or reason and this video perfectly captures that idea, that there's no entity or habitability classifications or anything its just an infinite labyrinth of unending dead grey skies and worn-down hallways and pathways, all built by some gargantuan civilization that in reality could never have existed.
The area at 2:00 min was very cool. Hope it is revisited! Awesome video. It's really cool to see a mechanic to no clip back out. I'm really liking your take on the Backrooms.
this dude looks like he really knows what he's doing, i like to think of it as a small roguelike, you die, you return, you know how to deal with death, you evade, and this dude really looks like he had been killed a couple times to know how to act, he just casually hid from the giant without making a sound or any sign of fear, and he just casually wandered around a place he probably didn't know (the one place he kicks the cone down to god knows where) he's pretty good and gathered lots of knowledge on his time
@@Kaiser897 true. Although no one is focusing on the strangely familiar other leminal spaces and what they imply. I plan to try my hand at those with zero entities to theory craft something I've noticed about this trend no one's pointing out.
Love your detail. Great ‘corporate carpet’ patterns and colours, woodwork, and lighting. It really does feel like we’re exploring a variety of industry offices - like the much wealthier ‘corporate law’ feel of the place with the burgundy walls and dark woodwork contrasting with the more typical office setting with the awesome blue carpet. Love the glimpses we get of entities - not really long enough to get a real fix on what they look like before we’re away - really makes me curious about them.
The film is really immersive, it makes people feel like they are taking an adventure in it, it makes people nervous especially 2:26 is very oppressive looking forward to the new video.👍
This is pretty cool, but some of the areas would be better with fewer columns, and wider connecting corridors. As someone who has spent years working convention centers and hotel ballroom/meeting room venues, the potential horror (for me) lies in the enormous open spaces, where there is nowhere to hide.
There's something so sinister yet so fascinating about places that are built out of necessity, not for looks. Think of industrial plants, road tunnels, warehouses, the hallways of big offices or hotels. These are extensively large structures with immense surfaces, and they aren't meant to be pretty, but functional. Still, they have to look somehow, so to make things easier they are often decorated in this very repetitive, pattern-like, basic fashion, which makes them eerily familiar in a way that confuses the mind. Yet we cannot help being drawn by such places, think of how many music videos and photoshoots are made in places like these, or how awesome it feels to drive through a tunnel with your favorite music on.
1:53 I just realized why Half Life 1 scared me as a kid, the whole Black Mesa facility feels endless and definitely liminal. The scene right before this was killer too
Very cool work! I love the big monster, how it moved, and how its "area" is built for it. Very strong realism - if I could offer one point of feedback, it would be trying to match the camera movements with the footstep sounds better, that was the only thing that really stood out to me
The backgrounds feel so surreal. Walking around exploring my dads office building on weekends as a kid felt so similar. The quietness the smell of coffee stains and dim lighting with no one there. My childhood experienced by others
It's nice to see a backrooms footage video where the intrepid explorer is experienced, prepared, cautious, and makes it back alive. Rather than cliché found footage where they unalive or dissapear.
Genuinely genuinely, after Kane Pixels released his Backrooms found footage it of course was very high quality, and the videos after his(I’m talking about other people’s fantastic work) became of same or higher caliber of quality, this is something unlike seen before(to my knowledge)where someone posts something high quality and people also post things of the same thing but also in high quality and I really really like this chain and domino effect.
Do you wonder if the Entities in the Backrooms ever come across each other? I can imagine something like “so is this the guy I’m meant to scare orrr….” That’s actually so funny to think about
The second part of the video (the pit and the catwalk) were the first VFX in the series that didn't quite look right to me. I don't know if this person is working alone or what but what a talented artist(s). Hats off.
1:50 That's disturbing aff... The tension bruh. Imagine being stuck and not being able to stand up in a small corridor like that(from creature's perspective) Frag you are the best backroom content creator I've seen so far.
Poor damn thing, it might just be wounded. Look at how it cant hold its neck up, and its jaw is draped open. Whatever might have wounded it must be truly terrifying.
theory for why the door trick works: some context first i was reading the backrooms wiki once and apparently a way to clip into the backrooms was by moving towards a wall or corner of a wall before it "rendered" and became solid. so maybe the reason this door trick works, is that your foot being in the door makes the backrooms think you're in that room, and not the room you're actually in. So when you close the door and it hits your foot, the backrooms thinks it hit the doorjamb and was closed, so it unrenders the room you're actually in. from there, it might rerender, realizing that youre still in the room, and detecting you in the floor, brings you somewhere else, or maybe touching unrendered objects already does that without needing to have them render on you.
i was thinking of it a a collisions conflict, where maybe it would want to nudge your foot back into the room you're in, but it can't decide which room that is.
bro i love the way this looks. you made the backrooms seem more of a world with different biomes and areas instead of just 1 single yellow room i love it so much. this vid made me feel like im actually there sometimes
I like the concept of being able to leave the backrooms if you know what you're doing. This implies that there are professional backrooms explorers, who know how to get in and out just for fun.
@@rogerwilson53 no way, i checked the trees and they seem to be older than that. there is no indication that there was a shed there at any time. maybe loppicat is right and the tree itself is glitched. if there would be an entrance, it must be a tree or a similar glitched nature object.
A GREAT GREAT GREAT example of the Backrooms environments is the game Naissance on PC. From the most tiny claustrophobic spots to the most infinite voided rooms
I like how the back room started out as a horror concept And still Is but is slowly turning into something that’s truly fascinating yet creepy and uncanny.
Sorry for my ignorance on the production style, I have recently fallen in love with the backrooms concept and want to learn more about how you're making these. Is the entire thing computer animated or is there any real filming? Thanks
I have a theory that this explorer is *not alone* at 1:23 and 1:30 you can clearly see that the angle of the footage is different from the angle of the light source used to illuminate the living thing on the wall. would it be a human companion or a drone that would be together with this last explorer?
A camera that's equipped with a flashlight, that would be nice. However, he could just be holding a flashlight in his hand, that would explain the difference in angle
Yeah weapons would be cool to see,even simple small arms,to see maybe a bow,machete,BFG,rpg,Krak grenades or even a k bar used against these denizens would be cool asf
A lot of people make the back rooms yellow and colourful signifying safety but frag makes walking around a lot more eerie like an entity is about to come out
Thought Experiment: What if you managed to noclip out of the backrooms via the door, but the spot you landed on back in reality was janky enough to make you noclip back into the backrooms?
I might be the only person but I think the backrooms are way more interesting when there isn't always these fantastical abstract monsters in them but rather your own mind psyching you out making you think something is there that isn't
Coordinates 51°26'52.0"N, 117°28'54.3"W leads to a road that splits off from a the Trans-Canadian highway. In case any of you wanted to search it up, its just a random road in British Colombia.
I looked at it as well I think that road that splits off goes to a bridge over the river right there. in the video when he is sticking his foot in the wall. that might be under the bridge there. but of course its all made up but i think its a connection in the video.
I went in a Disney convention center to use the bathroom. It was the middle of the day and bustling outside. Decent amount of people near the bathroom and after i was done, decided to walk around. Massive hallways, huge conference rooms, labyrinth of hallways, escalators, soft music, not a soul in sight. I got mildly lost and felt like I was in an unsettling dream.
As other said, the creature is insanely big and raises the question from what oversized dimension it comes from. Imagining it reminds me of Piranesi by S. Clarke: a world of ocean-sized living rooms and mountain-sized stairwells.
I think it would be a cool idea to return to that huge are with the huge pit and make a video where a team of explorers go down it by either parachute or rappelling and exploring another low level of the Backrooms.
Would be cool if you could show more of the monster at 1:50. To me, it feels way more unique and scarier than the tripod monster that Kane Pixel made. Also, speaking about the monster, maybe try making a video of it chasing the man. But aside from that, it’s a very nice video. Everything feels realistic.
the coordinates that were shown at 0:07 leads to Columbia-Shuswap 51.264505, -117.286236 idk if this is the right spot but I did notice the guy falling through a cliff or mountain so this is a pretty good guess that it was here. (Edit) There is another location at 51.241548, 117.029988 and it's in Russia. The location is on a hill as well called Zabaykalsky Krai.
If seems to be a trail leading to some place in the middle of the woods. Google Street View dosent go down there so until someone goes to that location and actually reports on it, I don’t think we’ll ever know
Those long extended carpeted winged corridor tunnels (without the entity component alone) are the most creepy and off putting backrooms for me, I swore Ive dreamed about those before, what's at 1:11
I think I get it. The noclip part was like them falling through the map, into some kind of unintentional loading zone, therefore transporting them to these backrooms.
hey bro just a suggestion but you should make like a story about a person no clipped into the backrooms and is trying to find a way out going level by level, you should watch broglii for level information.
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I love the Backrooms.
Oh boy brooglis here lol
Sorry master, i meant
Brooglis here, NICE. :P
Make a video on level 62 pls
I love the Middlerooms.
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1:49 The creature is pretty terrifying when you realize, it's just the fact that he's insanely big and in the backrooms we never really saw a big monster. We should get more footage of this creature
I can imagine it noticing this traveler and perversely squeezing its bulk into those narrow confines in an attempt to grab him.
You can see him on backrooms footage #2 on thumbnail
Whats even more disturbing is it appears to be limping and flopping, its neck unable to hold itself up and its jaw draped open. which in my eyes is implying that this thing, this huge entity, has been injured. What makes that so much more horrifying is the fact something would have had to deal a wound to it, this thing would have to be sizable enough to injure it critically. So what could that abomination be? Perhaps the poolrooms ambush predator we saw at the end of found footage #2
@@TimLockwood59 this isnt the clickbait entity.
@@TimLockwood59 Nah it's not the same, the entity on the footage 2# it's more different.
It would be interesting if all the creatures that appear in here are also trapped, entering it from their own worlds so if you happened to find the gateway/door through which they entered, you'd end up on their planet/world/dimension.
That's what I used to think, now I believe the creatures are just a result of the backrooms trying to mimic organic life.
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Yeah I thought the same, what if the creatures just want to kill you because they mostly have animal intelligence and just attack or eat for survival, what if theres an intelligent creature from another dimension that got trapped and doesn't know what to do
It'd also be interesting if the backrooms transcended time. So you could be walking through and randomly encounter another person who's from ancient Egypt or something. It would also imply that you could use it to time travel as well.
This is a really good one. No stupid jumpscare, just eerie emptiness (and a giant crawling dude who wants to be friends). Dude doesn't die, either.
Finding someone who is actually ACTIVELY trying to go in and out of the backrooms is super interesting. Great job man. :)
It's not real tho
@@isaaccollins1087 you're not real
Speed ran the backrooms
@@isaaccollins1087 if it isn't real then how come there are so many videos of it on youtube?
@@sam8404 there is also many videos of people saying that ranch is good on pizza but that doesn’t mean it’s true
i love how you set up the enter/exit methods. i've had a really bad sleep disorder since my early teens where i had a lot of hypnogogic hallucinations, which is like what people now call sleep paralysis but with a really intense dream or nightmare at the same time. my trick to wake myself up was to snap my head from one side to the other as fast as i could manage while feeling pinned down and heavy. it didn't really work very well but it was all i could do. your trick of slamming a door on your foot reminded me viscerally of that. (fortunately i've mostly grown out of this and only have a couple per year now.)
Damn I hope you're doing good that sounds awful
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I also have used that "trick" of turning the head.
There's more to this than meets the eye,and as we get older the 'interest' in us fades.
Know I understand and emphasize
My trick is to close my eyes really hard try and make a myself bite my nose and then I wake up or I just bang my head into a wall
Quiet the same over here! I too used to have this more when I was younger. Now I’m in my earlier 30’s and maybe have it once a year…
Makes me wonder if possibly falling out of the backrooms to go back using the trick showed ever causes the individual to fall from the sky, or if that's only for objects that leave the backrooms, as we've never seen that happen...also strange to see someone make it a game to see how long they can stay in the backrooms before wanting to leave and then doing a bunch of elaborate tricks like slamming their foot into the door to keep it from closing, to actually find out that each time you do it there is a chance to send you back. Whoever that is must certainly be a gamer at heart what with their intuition to break everything.
If you find a chair, holding the legs of the chair while trying to jump on it can either break the chair or make you build speed until you clip upwards
Honestly, my theory if it was real, it would likely just teleport you anywhere on earth meaning... likely in the sky or the ocean or maybe even inside of the ground
Wich means death in almost all sitautions
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@@LanaIsUnderrated Honestly if I was stuck in the backrooms for a really REALLY SUPER long time, then as a last resort, I would let an entity kill me. Because it seems like death is the only escape.
What if entities can clip out
I love the thought that a person or persons in this fictional world are fully aware of the backrooms and their mechanics. Even going as far as finding certain areas of our world where it is easier to "no-clip" and finding methods in the backrooms to go back to standard reality. It's realistic in a way that not only government officials know about the backrooms but also a very small amount of normal civilian people and knowledge of the backrooms to said normal people is like knowledge of an underground fight club where it is "forbidden" to speak of it or it might be taken down. Overall I love this series you are making and I hope to see.
Well its very much like a video game. A very small percentage of players of a game become obsessed with it. Pushing every limit of the game to say they know it all. My buddies we're hard into gears of war and there we're a few tricks that allowed you to go behind the walls in the game and have insanely large field to play / hide in. So its neat to see that transfer here that those who know of the backrooms also know how to enter and leave it - probably sharing the knowledge among very few > Ie the footage clips we see from different creators. In a way its these creators that are revealing the backrooms to us, they don't exist in reality but in away by these people making content of it, its like my buddies in gears of war or any other game with those types of exploits.
That Fight Club comparison is very accurate no cap
*Plural form of person is "people".
The SCP would cream it’s collective pants over the back rooms.
@@alzack112 you can also use persons, it's not technically incorrect
If anyones wondering at 0:09 the cords are 51°26’52.0”N 117°28’54.3”W and it leads to a road over a river in British Colombia, Canada.
going there rn wish me luck
The way that the creature crawls out of the corner is so well done it feels like you're running from a dream monster never being caught its constantly gaining on you it's just perfect
I love how you portray the backrooms less horrifying, but more like an interesting natural enviourment
Thats what makes me like it. I think the entity we saw in this vid got wounded by a larger entity, and was trying to escape. Id love to see level 8 be in one of the vids, and have there be fossilized entities/animals there. Cause level 8 is a cave that most likely has limestone and mud in it.
I’d also like to see level 37. Some more earth-like entities there due to it being a jungle would be cool.
@@rogerwilson53 I bet even entities accidentally end up in the backrooms I feel sad for them.....
@@rogerwilson53 I wonder what if we sent earth animals down their? And put a camera on them
@@doomjuice.1652 this video would be something
I absolutely love this concept, a series of exploration logs of someone who casually explores the backrooms. I could imagine another way out is to just feel along the walls with your hand and brush your shoulder as you go to find "holes" in the walls.
“Hey guys today im going back to the backrooms, with a guest star, you guessed it, MR BEAST! He will be joining us today to find his new chocolate bars! make sure to check out my merch in the link below and SMASH THAT LIKE BUTTON SO HARD YOU CLIP INTO HERE WITH ME! Enough talk lets get the video started”
there’s another guy who’s doing this logs stuff but he is the kickstarter of this trend. His youtube is Kane pixels
@@skeleton819 that's different, 80% of Backrooms video fans know who he is
@@hoppinggnomethe4154 80% is alot
that could also be another way of going into different levels,so its a 50/50 chance that youll actually escape and not go into a level that could be the end of your existence in all existence
The fact that The title says “exploration” instead of “lost” or something like that implies that not only that he knows how to get back he also knows what this is
This thing just spawned at my recommendations, is this a self made movie or game? What is this about?
It’s a “self made movie” of the back rooms. The back rooms are a creepy Pasta type thing where you get stuck in a endless place
@@godisnotlive713 oh thanks buddy
The entire video has the implication that in 'this universe' (I say that cause Kane Pixel's is separate and not apart of this 'infinite levels backrooms' lore) there is a niche community that has discovered and talks about the backrooms. They have various places to clip in, and know a method to get out. They're aware of entities and probably know which ones are lethal and which are less so. I like the way this creator is exploring various different spooky liminal spaces instead of just the static 'level 1 endless office space' type stuff. I do wish we'd get more transitions instead of just cuts to 'new' areas. I wanna see more of that outside metal tower.
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Beta Nomi Noop : help im stuck in yellow hell! im gonna stave to death
Alpha Backrooms Explore : Hello and welcome to my tutorial guide on how to get past level 5 I wil also be covering some new ways to clip out i found
This concept is incredible. It frames the backrooms as a sort of dangerous arena, but with rules that (if followed) can get you in and out. It's akin to participating in a super dangerous sport; given preparation, you can mitigate (but never remove) risk. Backrooms solo exploration is probably like climbing K2 alone with no oxygen. It is *INSANELY* dangerous. Not because every level is dangerous, but because if you are even a fraction careless, the rooms will take you places you CAN become fodder. Not to mention, clipping doesn't always guarantee you'd land in the same base level. The randomness of the backrooms is something you can't plan for, and that's what can get you killed if you don't have an exit strategy the instant you suspect something is paying attention to you.
Exploration can be done, but you need to be incredibly experienced, and adequately crazy. and even with all that prep, you accept a certain level of risk you can't control. You know going in, you may never come out.
I think that adrenaline factor is a part of why people want to make expeditions. My guess is, people who do solo explorations are misfits, people who find some kind of purpose and fascination in those enigmatic halls because it's those exact places which make them feel at peace despite the danger. They don't have a place in the real world, so perhaps they feel more connected to the strangeness of it all.
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For those wondering: the recommended location is situated at a small bridge crossing a river in the middle of nowhere, close to the Glacier National Park of Canada in British Columbia. It's a few meters away from the Trans-Canada Highway, you only need to spot the dirt road leading to the area.
Thanks for your work on these Frag, this is really well made.
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You mean like to enter the back rooms?
Loved it! I like how you showed how they entered/exited the backrooms, as well as the big area at 1:54, it gave me HUGE little nightmares vibes.
man went from tiky cooking to literal backrooms footage.
Reject making tiky videos, return making backrooms
@@bykvaa2460 so your saying he made backrooms, then went to do tiky cooking, then back to backrooms?
@@kathyinwonderlandl.a.8934 he make backrooms videos forever
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This is already looks awesome, i can't wait, i'm hyped as hell for this, i know it's gonna be worth it, the stuff you make is so high quality, keep up the good work, bro !
Edit: it was definitely worth it
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I honestly think you're exaggerating, yes stuff looks great and all but honestly this is straight up copied from Kane's stuff man even got the fungus and all, now I'm not saying this is bad cz it isn't i just think ya'll are making this a bit overrated
@@youneschekkai376 i don't get how is this copying kane's stuff, he's not the one Who created the backrooms you know, everyone can make their own stuff based on the way they see the backrooms and nothing is canon about this, But i still respect your opinion
@@recursed561 ofc kane didn't create the backrooms but his view about it is very popular now and you can see how similar this is to kane's it's very obvious how similar it is
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i like to think that the back rooms are like an “out of bounds section” of the universe. kinda like how in old games there are low quality buildings and other things that you don’t have access to unless you hack the game. when you noclip, it’s hacking into the out of bound section. that’s why the back rooms is so glitchy and empty. it’s because your not supposed to be there.
Excellent job creating environments other than the usual yellow rooms! I love that you did just a bit of world-building, and the creature was extremely creepy without being the usual "black monster what eats you". Kane Pixels has set the standard, but you are taking it in a different direction, which is equally fascinating.
Yeah I loved it because it perfectly captured the idea of "abomination from a dead universe that should not exist and could not have ever existed and only persists in a hateful agony due to just how distorted the laws of physics are in the Backrooms"
You're probably my favorite backrooms maker, the way you make your backrooms videos are just amazing, it impresses me everytime i watch them.
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His are more aesthetically pleasing to me as well
Yeah this video here Is the best one I've seen so far. Kane's work has a lot more vision behind it but here Frag is definitely stepping away from that without falling back on the mess of a canon the wikis have. The Backrooms for me have always been about just the sheer, nonsensical scale of the concept where it's just level after level after level of liminal spaces with no rhyme or reason and this video perfectly captures that idea, that there's no entity or habitability classifications or anything its just an infinite labyrinth of unending dead grey skies and worn-down hallways and pathways, all built by some gargantuan civilization that in reality could never have existed.
Have you heard of Kane Pixels?
The area at 2:00 min was very cool. Hope it is revisited! Awesome video. It's really cool to see a mechanic to no clip back out. I'm really liking your take on the Backrooms.
It looks like a Military facility.
1:41 amazing part, really love the giant design of the monster
These videos are my favorite ones, because there’s new levels and other stuff not like others that has the original level. Good job.
this dude looks like he really knows what he's doing, i like to think of it as a small roguelike, you die, you return, you know how to deal with death, you evade, and this dude really looks like he had been killed a couple times to know how to act, he just casually hid from the giant without making a sound or any sign of fear, and he just casually wandered around a place he probably didn't know (the one place he kicks the cone down to god knows where)
he's pretty good and gathered lots of knowledge on his time
Frag 2's content is starting to feel like a mini cinema experience each upload now. They are equal to Kane at this point.
Yeah that's true but, Every upload it gets worse....
@@itz_metin6720 how though? every video expands upon the universe, the quality is also improving after each video
True, the only difference is that Kane focuses more on the environment and Frag creates more entities
@@Kaiser897 true. Although no one is focusing on the strangely familiar other leminal spaces and what they imply. I plan to try my hand at those with zero entities to theory craft something I've noticed about this trend no one's pointing out.
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Love your detail. Great ‘corporate carpet’ patterns and colours, woodwork, and lighting. It really does feel like we’re exploring a variety of industry offices - like the much wealthier ‘corporate law’ feel of the place with the burgundy walls and dark woodwork contrasting with the more typical office setting with the awesome blue carpet. Love the glimpses we get of entities - not really long enough to get a real fix on what they look like before we’re away - really makes me curious about them.
The film is really immersive, it makes people feel like they are taking an adventure in it, it makes people nervous especially 2:26 is very oppressive looking forward to the new video.👍
I love this video, dude!!!!
This is pretty cool, but some of the areas would be better with fewer columns, and wider connecting corridors. As someone who has spent years working convention centers and hotel ballroom/meeting room venues, the potential horror (for me) lies in the enormous open spaces, where there is nowhere to hide.
But then, you could get a better view of what is around you.
There's something so sinister yet so fascinating about places that are built out of necessity, not for looks. Think of industrial plants, road tunnels, warehouses, the hallways of big offices or hotels. These are extensively large structures with immense surfaces, and they aren't meant to be pretty, but functional. Still, they have to look somehow, so to make things easier they are often decorated in this very repetitive, pattern-like, basic fashion, which makes them eerily familiar in a way that confuses the mind. Yet we cannot help being drawn by such places, think of how many music videos and photoshoots are made in places like these, or how awesome it feels to drive through a tunnel with your favorite music on.
1:53 I just realized why Half Life 1 scared me as a kid, the whole Black Mesa facility feels endless and definitely liminal. The scene right before this was killer too
This is the exact reason why I like Black Mesa so much (the Half-Life remake) I highly recommend playing it.
The mesa probably did intebtionnaly designed it to be limminal
So that untrudwrs will fewl panicked alnd losy int eh facility
@@oneosix106decena are you having a stroke?
@@theRPGmaster I plan to! With the Steam Deck if I can haha
The part beginning at 1:40 was really cool. Great work!
Very cool work! I love the big monster, how it moved, and how its "area" is built for it.
Very strong realism - if I could offer one point of feedback, it would be trying to match the camera movements with the footstep sounds better, that was the only thing that really stood out to me
The backgrounds feel so surreal. Walking around exploring my dads office building on weekends as a kid felt so similar. The quietness the smell of coffee stains and dim lighting with no one there. My childhood experienced by others
It's nice to see a backrooms footage video where the intrepid explorer is experienced, prepared, cautious, and makes it back alive.
Rather than cliché found footage where they unalive or dissapear.
last two videos have been SO impressive, creative, and amazing atmosphere!!! love to see your work improve!!!!
Glad you like them!
@@frag2I need backrooms solo exploration 3!
1:29 pls spare me i have trypophobia but it actually looks so sick, great video!
Genuinely genuinely, after Kane Pixels released his Backrooms found footage it of course was very high quality, and the videos after his(I’m talking about other people’s fantastic work) became of same or higher caliber of quality, this is something unlike seen before(to my knowledge)where someone posts something high quality and people also post things of the same thing but also in high quality and I really really like this chain and domino effect.
Do you wonder if the Entities in the Backrooms ever come across each other? I can imagine something like “so is this the guy I’m meant to scare orrr….” That’s actually so funny to think about
1:47 Guys, why are you hiding from that thing? He is my dog he won’t bite he’s friendly
Showing the no clip at the beginning was absolutely brilliant and well done. I always enjoy your work.
Wow, awesome work. I hope there will be more of this. I love the Backrooms and the creepy vibe of it.
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The second part of the video (the pit and the catwalk) were the first VFX in the series that didn't quite look right to me. I don't know if this person is working alone or what but what a talented artist(s). Hats off.
Absolutely incredible scenery and that entity was TERRIFYING! Hope we have a part 2 of him soon! The atmosphere and everything was spot on!
1:50 That's disturbing aff... The tension bruh. Imagine being stuck and not being able to stand up in a small corridor like that(from creature's perspective)
Frag you are the best backroom content creator I've seen so far.
Poor damn thing, it might just be wounded. Look at how it cant hold its neck up, and its jaw is draped open. Whatever might have wounded it must be truly terrifying.
@@rogerwilson53 it might also have severe friction burns from dragging itself...
@@rancidworkplace if it really is wounded then thats probably the least of its worries
theory for why the door trick works:
some context first
i was reading the backrooms wiki once and apparently a way to clip into the backrooms was by moving towards a wall or corner of a wall before it "rendered" and became solid.
so maybe the reason this door trick works, is that your foot being in the door makes the backrooms think you're in that room, and not the room you're actually in. So when you close the door and it hits your foot, the backrooms thinks it hit the doorjamb and was closed, so it unrenders the room you're actually in.
from there, it might rerender, realizing that youre still in the room, and detecting you in the floor, brings you somewhere else, or maybe touching unrendered objects already does that without needing to have them render on you.
i was thinking of it a a collisions conflict, where maybe it would want to nudge your foot back into the room you're in, but it can't decide which room that is.
I went to try it and I fell on floor but didn't fall through.
Interesting. I love how much this is based off of the failures of computer graphics rather than elementary particles or real-life paradoxes lol
bro i love the way this looks.
you made the backrooms seem more of a world with different biomes and areas instead of just 1 single yellow room i love it so much. this vid made me feel like im actually there sometimes
Grats to the SFX artist macking down on the barrel of Pringles with every step, yo! 👍
I like the concept of being able to leave the backrooms if you know what you're doing. This implies that there are professional backrooms explorers, who know how to get in and out just for fun.
1:50 Bruh that thing seems to be Rod Reiss
Lmao
Are we not gonna talk about how this dude literally made a tutorial on how to enter and exit the backrooms?
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yeah but the coordinates lead you to a forest region in Alberta, Kanada. there is nothing besides a trees
@@bxe_prototyp0118 but maybe that's a glitched tree that can clip you to the backrooms
@@bxe_prototyp0118 this series takes place in the 90s im pretty sure, maybe there was a shed there or something else but now its delapitated
@@rogerwilson53 no way, i checked the trees and they seem to be older than that. there is no indication that there was a shed there at any time. maybe loppicat is right and the tree itself is glitched. if there would be an entrance, it must be a tree or a similar glitched nature object.
imo you and Kane Pixels have solidified yourself’s as the best backrooms content creators. keep up the great work
I love it when people make their own spin on the backrooms, if this is supposed to be a custom version of level 0 - that’s so cool.
A GREAT GREAT GREAT example of the Backrooms environments is the game Naissance on PC. From the most tiny claustrophobic spots to the most infinite voided rooms
I like how the back room started out as a horror concept And still Is but is slowly turning into something that’s truly fascinating yet creepy and uncanny.
Sorry for my ignorance on the production style, I have recently fallen in love with the backrooms concept and want to learn more about how you're making these. Is the entire thing computer animated or is there any real filming? Thanks
Thanks for responding, that is cool af
1:39 is where you can notice it being computer animation
I have a theory that this explorer is *not alone*
at 1:23 and 1:30 you can clearly see that the angle of the footage is different from the angle of the light source used to illuminate the living thing on the wall. would it be a human companion or a drone that would be together with this last explorer?
A camera that's equipped with a flashlight, that would be nice. However, he could just be holding a flashlight in his hand, that would explain the difference in angle
Love how the explorer makes this look so casual and like he's speedrunning it
this guy needs more popularity, his videos are always bangers!
I'd love to see one where this same guy brings some weapons like guns and shit, and fights off an entity. That'd be sick as fuck
He probably knows an invincibility hack from holding a chair and spinning three times before long-jumping on top
the noise would probably invite more entities, them being overwhelmed afterwards would be interesting
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so like doom guy
Yeah weapons would be cool to see,even simple small arms,to see maybe a bow,machete,BFG,rpg,Krak grenades or even a k bar used against these denizens would be cool asf
good job on the backrooms videos you've done, great job!!
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1:47
When Rod Reiss somehow gets in the backrooms:
Nah, Rod Reiss is too big for this crap… probably just a abnormal titan only
Lmao imagine having this much knowledge about backrooms and you start to go there just to study in silence and comeback.
A lot of people make the back rooms yellow and colourful signifying safety but frag makes walking around a lot more eerie like an entity is about to come out
Thought Experiment: What if you managed to noclip out of the backrooms via the door, but the spot you landed on back in reality was janky enough to make you noclip back into the backrooms?
Do it again, duh
Softlock lol
I might be the only person but I think the backrooms are way more interesting when there isn't always these fantastical abstract monsters in them but rather your own mind psyching you out making you think something is there that isn't
Coordinates 51°26'52.0"N, 117°28'54.3"W leads to a road that splits off from a the Trans-Canadian highway. In case any of you wanted to search it up, its just a random road in British Colombia.
Yeah, I looked it up too... looks like it's for a park or something.
I looked at it as well I think that road that splits off goes to a bridge over the river right there.
in the video when he is sticking his foot in the wall. that might be under the bridge there. but of course its all made up but i think its a connection in the video.
I went in a Disney convention center to use the bathroom. It was the middle of the day and bustling outside. Decent amount of people near the bathroom and after i was done, decided to walk around. Massive hallways, huge conference rooms, labyrinth of hallways, escalators, soft music, not a soul in sight. I got mildly lost and felt like I was in an unsettling dream.
The fact that the guy actually escaped the backrooms is an insanely cool concept
I love how you show the noclip and particle effects of falling in a void. It's how I imagined you would clip out of reality.
1:55 nice BLAME reference.
As other said, the creature is insanely big and raises the question from what oversized dimension it comes from. Imagining it reminds me of Piranesi by S. Clarke: a world of ocean-sized living rooms and mountain-sized stairwells.
It would be amazing if all the studio who is creating backroom video meet in a ultimate showdown linking with there own stories .
"their own stories".
Yes, it could be a "BackConn" ☺️
Thank God for a nice, calming color of carpet.
lowkey feel bad for that massive creature tho cause that would be claustrophobic af
Ikr
0:14 we can see how The wanderer no-clipea a wall for quicker access to another Level of the backroom
1:23 ok i like it, Picasso
A Giant half a torso dragging it’s way towards you is a nightmare! They need to make a back rooms movie.. I’d go see it in theaters!
I think it would be a cool idea to return to that huge are with the huge pit and make a video where a team of explorers go down it by either parachute or rappelling and exploring another low level of the Backrooms.
Man, I'd love to see more of aranea membris (spider-looking entities) in your backrooms footages
I thought they were cool tbh
Would be cool if you could show more of the monster at 1:50. To me, it feels way more unique and scarier than the tripod monster that Kane Pixel made. Also, speaking about the monster, maybe try making a video of it chasing the man. But aside from that, it’s a very nice video. Everything feels realistic.
I wish we could see the monster, too. Would love to see their size
the coordinates that were shown at 0:07 leads to Columbia-Shuswap 51.264505, -117.286236 idk if this is the right spot but I did notice the guy falling through a cliff or mountain so this is a pretty good guess that it was here. (Edit) There is another location at 51.241548, 117.029988 and it's in Russia. The location is on a hill as well called Zabaykalsky Krai.
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The Zabaykalsky Krai location is inaccurate because it's 117 degrees east whereas the coordinates indicate west
If seems to be a trail leading to some place in the middle of the woods. Google Street View dosent go down there so until someone goes to that location and actually reports on it, I don’t think we’ll ever know
I just like the idea of backrooms explorers looking for noclips around the world to set record survival time
damn bro this video really is:
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Yes very calming seeing backrooms creatures trying to kill you
The idea of a really big creature stuck in a small place is somehow terrifying to me.
What the hell?! That's the most terrifyingly well-done Backrooms creature I've seen yet! Top notch, my man.
Those long extended carpeted winged corridor tunnels (without the entity component alone) are the most creepy and off putting backrooms for me, I swore Ive dreamed about those before, what's at 1:11
What is this one called?
POV You enter the boss room 0:50
I think I get it. The noclip part was like them falling through the map, into some kind of unintentional loading zone, therefore transporting them to these backrooms.
It is disturbing to see how the levels are "calm" knowing that they are plagued by many entities depending on the level
This new group has peaked my interest. Having the capability of no clipping outside of the backrooms at will and performing their own expeditions.
This going to be interesting
Yes!
Indeed!!
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02:48. Esta todo muy bien decorado ahi.
Mysteries like these that are so realistic but weird at the same time are amazing
This playlist is genuinely scaring me. Good shit
0:10 "reccomended"
So the tall Giant.. is it going to appear again>???
Nahhh man probably chasing after him but he needs to duck because of how tall it is
@@coreytheluckykid3005 He didn’t saw him. Just hided so that thing won’t see him
hey bro just a suggestion but you should make like a story about a person no clipped into the backrooms and is trying to find a way out going level by level, you should watch broglii for level information.
Well this seems like its going off of Frags own headcanon lie Kanes, but that would be interesting
1:48 i want more of him
I didn't realize backrooms was 3d generated until I watched this particular one. Very interesting concept. Keep it up! Unreal 5 engine?