The HIDDEN Lore in FNAF's Music (FULL ANALYSIS)

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  @HyperDroid · 1 year ago (edited) · pinned

  CORRECTION: &quot;Tales from the One-Eyed Cat Tavern&quot; plays during the FOXY LOGRIDE level, I don&apos;t know how I got this wrong LOL<br>SUBSCRIBE! This is a fun one and as you can probably tell: since this is about all of FNAF&apos;s music and some fun information about it all I tried to stay relatively unbiased throughout, so I hope you ALL enjoy! :D Also if you&apos;re able to and want to support the channel, become a CHANNEL MEMBER: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG4N5CHUnJiDRTpc3QRKUbg/join">https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG4N5CHUnJiDRTpc3QRKUbg/join</a>

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• MI

  @MichaelHaneline · 1 year ago

  According to Green Day, Hitchin&apos; a Ride is specifically about &quot;falling off the wagon&quot;, ie when an alcoholic was sober but then relapses.

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• FA

  @FazbearsNightmares · 1 year ago

  TBH, I think Scott wanted us to analise the sound WAY earlier, simply because there ae SO many coincidences from FNAF 1-3 that hint at the future lore.

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  @ToastyArmadio · 1 year ago

  Just realized, the icon for ultimate custom night has “ucn” inside of the mouth of nightmarionne, who is a nightmare animatronic. So if you take the icon literally, ucn is inside of a nightmare

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  @MajitheRock · 1 year ago

  This vid made me remember that every Steel Wool&apos;s trailers has featured a ticking clock in them with sotm being the only one featuring multiple. With the mimic sounding like a ticking clock when idling in the epilogues makes me think there are somehow going to be multiple of it in the game

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• KA

  @KamisamanoOtaku · 1 year ago

  <b>Just a random thought while watching:</b> Remember, &quot;cause&quot; and &quot;effect&quot; can be reversed with storytelling. By which I mean that, instead of <i>intentionally</i> foreshadowing plans, something can <i>inspire</i> those plans instead. Like if [insert song] was used in an early game, and it&apos;s something <i>similar</i> to the composer&apos;s name shows up on a character later...<br><br>...it could all still be coincidence, but there&apos;s also the chance Scott (or someone else working on the story) was all &quot;Oh, so [insert song] is used in the games. Wonder who wrote it? Oh, [insert composer]? That&apos;s a decent name. I&apos;ll just change it slightly and use it for [insert character].&quot;

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  @MasterHand4444 · 1 year ago

  if i ever compose a fnaf game you can bet your bottom dollar i’d hide as many lore hints in the ost as possible. it’d be too good an opportunity to pass up

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  @grimmquinn2003 · 1 year ago

  Holy crap, people have been trying to figure out what Jrs is for the longest. The fact that the riff is from a green day song about being DRUNK is amazing

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  @KickStar_Reynards · 1 year ago

  Just want to tell you recently a youtuber,Bizabizow found the name of the song played in mangle&apos;s quest that is the Fox Hunter&apos;s Gallop

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• PO

  @PositiveNihilism. · 1 year ago (edited)

  The music Boxes are Def important,<br><br>Especially when Freddy&apos;s eyes goes Red in anger if you drop and break one.<br><br>It Subdues the Puppet in FNAF 2<br><br>Fnaf earlier games You hear a Grandfather Clock,<br><br>And I Don&apos;t know if Grandfather clocks and music Boxes have similar Workings.<br><br>But it is note worthy that each things happen to stop characters<br><br>Must Be Spirit Soothing.<br><br><br>Then Suddenly you have &nbsp;Illusion Disks,<br><br>Which, to me, are Glorified Music boxes that act on a Frequency to Mess and manipulate The human Senses.

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  @LauraVisionArt · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdonhfffwRw&amp;t=960">16:00</a> little detail here, it sounds like the DEEPEST heartbeat is playing in the background.

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• BL

  @blackpencil2910 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdonhfffwRw&amp;t=805">13:25</a> this theme is a nod to both Nowhere to run and Toreador March (the back melody is literally nowhere to run)

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