This song is just really good man 😫

No matter how much toxicity, discourse, drama, gatekeeping, blame, and controversy happens In the community, and how much rectons in the games, I will always love fnaf.

This song doesn't just represents the FNAF community, it represents the internet.

This song personally gives me an strange sense of nostalgia. It's that same feeling I get when something I really like comes to an end, and I finally realize there's no more. It's a mix between sadness, acceptance and gratitute. This song somehow feels like a goodbye, but at the same time it feels like it opens to something else. Honestly I really like it a lot

Something i especially like is The Blob appearing at the end of the song, Really shows that the Fnaf community became like it, An amalgamation of agony

I miss the days when fnaf used to trend not because of a new controversy but because of Scott or a fan sharing their new addition to the community

Old fnaf is such a nostalgia trip. Back in the day when we thought that there was a “pink guy and a green guy” or that Foxy did the bite or he was even innocent.

Genuinely one of the best FNaF songs out there. Not a lot of FNaF songs have meaning anymore, they're just the same 'we wanna kill u, tortured souls, etc.' I hope future FNaF songs learn to have more of an actual reason to exist.

I honestly find it funny how the older games lore is considered less complex, because I remember people around 2014-2015 saying the lore was overly complicated back then. I believe this might be more due to the theory’s instead of the actual lore.

I'm so glad someone has finally said this. I love this song so much and I genuinely think it has lyrical genius

Why do I find this song somewhat emotional

You're right Tyler, this is my explanation for the main lyrics of the song. At first, it was all about the game itself, but then the lyric, "When we share so much wisdom?" appeared, to me it meant about "The good old days" as some would say, and that was the truth, FNaF's fandom in its building popularity, was known to be one of the most respected community, as we also respected others, agreeing or sharing some other opinions to people... but that all went away, when l think FNaF 5 came out, every single Reddit community was bantering some of the most prominent figures and amazing people of FNaF at the time, more importantly Scott, he was pushed with death threats all around, giving hatred and many negative responses to Scott, tearing everything that has been put into effort, our childhoods, and it even lost the inspiration of others, just because of the now toxic waste of the fandom, then the lyric, "But you set fire to the Kingdom, burn it all until it melts,", this is the prime example of what again was happening at the time, the community was thriving like a kind kingdom, as it should have stayed to be, but it all burned down because of arsonists, or in this case the toxic members, it spread like wildfire, affecting those who stayed with the community, even at the darkest and most controversial times, the ash was now the deleted messages from people, who had beautiful, creative and amazing ideas, but was taken down because of the hate, showing how we're tearing each other apart, the lyrics focuses on the game again, and the lyric, "Long time ago, it was all for a show," made me feel quite nostalgic, as the voice for Freddy was the same with the singing voice, in FNaF 1's song, but yes long time ago (9 years ago) it was just a simple concept, turned into indie horror, no hate, just pure terror and happiness, from the ones who have played it, and of course, it wasn't liked by every single one, because everything put out in the world, whether it be a statement or a game like this, it will always never be perfect, people will still find something about a topic not suited for them, "Fill our wounds, with a pound of salt" this was the community, trying to fix everything, and it did slowly recover, but infection came, or in this scenario, the posts of more hate became like a never-ending water supply, "And your reason to justify" was the question most ask to toxic fans, the ones saying "This is all Scott's fault, the game needs to be justified" but at what cost? being followed by "Now this is your fault" people blaming Scott, was saying that he failed to create a fandom who supports one another, he failed in keeping the now decaying community safe and united, "Everything is a problem" is a saying most would state, as truly everything is a problem, to fans, to games, and to dedicated creators, just because of a word, "Hatred" and also the lyric, "There was a poison in the air," meaning that the toxicity has gotten so out-of-hand that people who loved the fandom left, always just hating on what's to come next, as the replacement of leaving a place, because of its gaseous air, "Despair, ls an eternal blight" this refers to the despair, and losing of hope by others, a hope that still... maybe the community could revert back to normal, no harsh arguments, just simple and respectful statements, but the blight had already taken affect, as more and more figures and members, left the community, the damage was done, there was no way that it could still be fixed, its all our fault, "You're losing it all" the community had even more members, who don't want to be affiliated with FNaF anymore, this phrase was used to Scott, about how he once made a fandom for Five Night's at Freddy's, but everything he had worked for, was all gone, in just a matter of days and weeks... and the ones reminiscing about the past, is just hit with "You've been blinded by stardom" even solidifying the fact of how we went, form one of the most creative and respectful Fandoms, to one of the absolute worst, being contained by hateful members, But one last reminder, "You're mine!" being that even if we damage FNaF, as many times or as toxic we can get, the fandom still can be filled with great and creative people, last but not the least, "Now this comes from inside, and stays there until you die!" FNaF being always there to entertain, and also remind us, of the great past that we have, enough to have an impact, that can still stay in our hearts, no matter how much damage we do, and l am grateful for this masterpiece, brought to us.

I think the best way to sum up how the community felt about this song can be summed up to this: we were expecting something more energetic and were caught off guard when what we get was something special that came from the heart. Despite the fact that even the title tells us... This comes from inside.

I really love how much deserved attention this song has gotten.

*This song means so much , no matter what happens and how much time passes, What dramas happen today, all of us who have followed this franchise since its birth will love it forever.* *Also , the beautiful detail when we spent with Golden Freddy and the rest of the animatronics from previous games , USING THE SAME VOICE THAT WAS IN THE FIRST FNAF SONG on TLT , is something ...emotional even.* *I was from fnaf 1 since to 12 years old.....now when I write this comment I am 20, realizing that FNAF marked my entire adolescent stage*

As someone who calls This Comes From Inside my favorite FNAF song, this video really helps explain what I love about it. Great work!

This is honestly my favorite song. it feels like a galaxy is being created in my ears

If I can describe this track, it's basically showing how far the FNaF community has came since 2014. And damn, history has been quite long. Especially it's pros and cons. This is a reminder that, no matter the condition the community is in, it'll always have the memories

i personally really love the 80s retro vibe that this song gives and I'ma be honest here the lyrics actually remind me a lot of fall out boy (especially pre hiatus fob) because of how well it's written and also its themes of fame and letting it go to your head which I think is really nice :]

I was 14 back when FNaF 1 came out, and now I'm 23. It's like the decline of the franchise marks my own youth fading away, bit by bit. The community is now ~10 years younger than me, and it's nothing like what it once was. It's no longer my community. That's why this song is so bittersweet to me, a reminder that everything changes, and everything, ultimately, comes to an end. Still, I come back to FNaF whenever life seems especially tough. I watch old or new playthroughs, draw fanart, laugh at memes. And it never fails to give me some kind of peace of mind. It's a piece of childhood that's always with me, and for this, I'm grateful.

The "Bohemian Rhapsody" of FNAF songs, you can't prove me otherwise.

I agree with everything said in this video. It really does feel like an almost bittersweet message to the franchise about how the Fandom has changed over the years. I felt a sense of nostalgia while watching it. Plus, I'm honestly a big fan of the robotic, almost ethereal vocals. Also, OH MY GOD, THE VISUALS ARE STUNNING! Even if the song was just subpar, I'd still watch the video over and over again because the animation is beautiful

The Amount of hate Scott got, he still loves us, The Community even after the amount of hate that we the community done to a great person. I will still love this community and he will still love us

You could listen to this and not even know it’s a fnaf fan song. That’s how good it is.

Understanding the song now it makes me cry cause Scott was such an amazing creator it’s heart wrenching hearing that the community made him quit

The message overall of the song, feels like a very personal thing, especially to those who were part of the original fnaf generation, though young at the time, I am still part of that Old Fnaf Generation. It feels pretty saddening overall, time marched on, and i always felt that the way the chorus is sung, how long do we have to try, not only out of frustration, but out of a feeling of passage. How long do we have, that's what it feels like too. How long do we have to try, because we may be running out of time. But we aren't going to let it fade away, and it'll really be here until I die, it will always be part of me. I generally agree with everything said in the vid.

Completely agree. I don’t use Twitter sanctimoniously so I had no idea people didn’t like the song, but from what I saw at least in the KZfaq comments and videos, people seemed to love it, so was surprised to hear it. I guess I can understand a bit- it’s not like any of the previous FNF songs. The others were upbeat, loud, crazy and sporadic, but this song was a lot more mellow- as it should be! This song means so much with so little, and it’s incredible something so beautiful was made by someone who means so much. TLT, he’s owed a lot of his success to FNaF, so to see him delivering this song means so much more yknow. I also was incredibly confused by the songs lyrics when first listening but soon read inbetween the lines. I don’t completely share the same thoughts as you as I believe the song is to Scott Cawthon more then it is the fandom. With lyrics like “You set fire to the kingdom (FNaF)”, “Why feel so alone when we share so much wisdom (Feels like the “Why feel so alone” is address to Scott and “we” is the fans), and on the chorus it’s just chock full of it. “Long time ago..for a show..”(As you said how the game was just a man making a game to say screw you to people who hated Chipper and Sons), “fill our wounds with a pound of salt..”(Scott doing the things he did hurting the fandom), “lock us inside a vault”(locking the FNaF characters, aka not making more games by him cause he left) “this is your fault”;”blinded by stardom”(again it’s cause of what he did) I could go on!! So yea! I think it’s more a message to Scott, but the funny thing about interpretation is everyone has their own, so I can respect yours. Thank u for making a video on this amazing song!

Honestly in ny interpretation they said it's Gregory's fault for ruining the franchise (which most people hate security breach) And that entire scene was probably just torturing the poor innocent boi gregory not knowing about the grim suffering the first few animatronics had to endure inside decaying costumes

To me, I thought it was a message to scott himself. " long time ago it was all for a show fill our wounds with a pound of salt." to me, this is refrfencing the fact that fnaf was just supposed to be a one time game, just for scott to prove that he could make something scary, and at the time to know that fnaf was just gonna be one game, it hurt. But then scott made fnaf 2, then 3, and then so on and so forth. But then, Scott left the community, filling our wounds with a pound of salt. then, the next line " your reason to justify" seems to be refrencing how scott could've easily just denied the accusations and kept making the games, but instead tried to "justify" his actions. "Locked us inside a vault" means how hes leaving the series to Steel Wool, and vaults are often made of steel. " Now this is your fault. Everything is a problem" Refrences how everything is security breach is glitchy and doesn't make any sense lore wise. "There was a poison in the air" refrers to twitter and how the community started getting pissed at him. "You're losing it all. You've been blinded by stardom" Scott lost control over the series after leaving, and i see the line blinded by stardom being a sort of way to say that Scott became entiled and felt like he was forced to defend himself, instead of just ignoring it all. "You think that you're alone, but we are waiting for you every night" This line talks about how that, even though scott thinks that his community still hates him, we still want him back. " You're mine" Scott is our childhood. Hes our hero. Hes ours.

one theory i've had is that the lyrics " There was a pre-existing dictum, programmed to do nothing else!" means that there was a perfect type of gameplay in fnaf 1-4, but it got changed and basically ignored in the newer games of course, fnaf vr did bring back fnaf 1-4 (kinda), but it just doesn't feel like what it use to be

This song is a mix that we veteran fnaf players can totally understand To a total nostalgia to a warning to the whole community Just perfection

The voice in the middle is definitely the same vocaloid as the first song. No doubt about it.

Dawko is an example of how fnaf fans should be

I left the community when I reached high school back in 2016, I felt which way the fandom was going and I didn't want to be part of the toxicity. The community turning on Scott was just the proof that this entity had gotten away from everyone. It is true that this happens to basically every internet fandom. Gatekeepers, Head cannoners, etc. they all play a part in destroying things... from the inside. I'm glad I grew up on FNAF, it truely was a oddly wholesome community when it first started and everyone still didn't know anything. To go back to those times.

5:27 I teared up when I heard this part, cause I knew it was him.

I know I will forever remember Fnaf not for the toxic fandom that we have become but that no matter what has happens rather when it finally fades away or I die before it’s ending it will always be an escape into a world where fantasy and fun come to life. ❤ Thank you Fnaf and for Scott for creating such a game with long lasting impact on my life. Even if you don’t see this thank you. ❤

This song is one of my favourites.

From watching this video, I think it's not just about the fnaf fandom, but it's about fandom it's self and how the meaning of this song can fit with any big fandom out there

I didn't care for the song when it first came out but now it grew on me and makes me nostalgic. It's one of my favorites now

When I need to evacuate some anxiety or anger, I'm listening to this song. That makes me feel better (I think)😢

Okay, two things! I don't understand how someone could ever think this song sounds bad! It's GORGEOUS! I dunno, maybe it's the fact that, compared to other FNaF songs, it's really different. It's a slower tempo, and not as intense. So maybe that's it? HOLY COW, I JUST REALIZED SOMETHING! This Comes From Inside is so different compared to almost all other FNaF songs, kinda like how SB was so different from the other games! I don't know if that was the intention, but it's cool! The second thing is that I don't think that it is SB that made the fandom what it is now. What makes the fandom so uninhabitable is the fact that it's no longer a place where people can just share their art and music and writings about FNaF. The community does not seem to focus on those aspects of the fandom. Only the controversies. And because of that, it has become a much harsher, more judgmental community. And it doesn't help that SB was such a different game. A lot of people tend to dislike, or be put off by things that are different from the original. And all this combined made it very easy for the larger community to shame each other or fight about differing opinions, whereas before, the community as a whole didn't seem to care all that much. Hah, can you believe that that entire paragraph is the condensed version of all my thoughts. I don't think I explained them too well either, but it doesn't matter that much. I personally like SB. It's not the best game. It's glitchy and I'm not a big fan of the lore. But, I really, really like the new animatronics, and the game as a whole is really fun.

I think the best part about this song is that it can be interpreted in multiple ways.

Something tells me that TLT has been hinting this since the VERY FIRST song 8 years ago from the chorus “Five night’s at Freddy’s is this where you want to be I just don’t get it why do you want to stay five nights at Freddy’s” it’s like somehow TLT predicted the downfall of the Fnaf community maybe it was all a coincidence we may never know however they did say in his latest song “NOW THIS IS YOUR FAULT” But hey that’s just a theory a GAAAAME THEORY AAAND CUT!!

When I first heard the song, I almost cried hearing Freddy speak in the same voice as the 1st FNAF song during the "Long time ago it was all for the show fill our wounds with a pound of salt". I was instantly filled with NOSTALGIA, just all the years of games, theories, stories, it brought me right back to the beginning of it all.

Living tombstone is a genius

This song to me is a tribute to that nostalgic feeling new and old to the franchise

okay I just want to say I love the part of the music video at 4:34 It just feels so good, the way Freddy and Bonnie look at each other like friends, chica being ditzy, and foxy falling over. It makes the original four feel like a merry band that wasn't evil until shit hit the fan. Not to mention the lighting and colors are just so awesome to look at.

FNAF is an amazing game. And also, a masterpiece. Even though this community has had its problems, we still pulled through them. Sure, there’s still toxicity and drama, but we want to remember and know the good parts of things. FNAF has had a huge impact on all of us and definitely made our childhoods. From the many games, to the on-going lore. To the merch, and to the awesome creators out there. And, to the memories we’ve made along the way. Thank you Scott. For creating such an amazing game.

I didn't think there was that much negative response to this song, it's genuinely my favorite fnaf song of them all.

Whenever I hear this song it makes me feel so emotional. I only joined the FNAF fandom a month ago, yet I feel like I've been here for years. The middle part of the song is indeed genius, as it talks about how the Franchise have been blinded by becoming famous, and they try to make their games more kid-friendly so that they can earn more fans, which means more money. I personally really enjoy Security Breach, as its a big turn from all the other games and you get to experience something new. I do understand how old fans see Security Breach as a mistake though, as they've been in the franchise way longer than I have.

I must admit, I haven't grown with the series that much, but seeing the original Freddy, it made me feel something.

Listening to this song and understanding it’s message, I don’t think I miss “the old fnaf”, I really miss the old fnaf COMMUNITY. The nostalgia (for me personally) means those old times never left, they’re still a part of me, which is why the lyrics “you think you’re alone but we are waiting for you every night” hits so hard. I miss when theories were more often just for the fun of it, and even the parts that still were toxic weren’t the majority and could just be ignored. I miss when everyone was able to enjoy it together instead of everyone making their own “perfect” version of the games/story and what was “good” music for it. I don’t even feel comfortable talking about it with other fans anymore because it’s so individualized now it’s doesn’t feel like fandom anymore. It DOES feel like a lot of us are alone but we don’t HAVE to be.

I think that’s a good interpretation of the song. I think it’s special to have a community like we do because yeah, as you said, we have a lot of bad stuff in it and the franchise itself isn’t doing so well, either, quality-wise, but it’s still our own and fairly strong. I feel that no matter what happens, the community will probably keep this franchise alive, at least for a while. Personally, I really do like FNAF, subjectively, and genuinely want to see how everything goes from here. There’s the DLC coming out and, hey, the movie seems like it will actually become a thing within the next few years.

Its genuinely a great ending song to the 6 games. Like a proper farewell typa song. It was no longer angry, sad, or furious like the previous songs (I loved the others too) but this one was special, it was a long awaited farewell to the franchise. It has been done and out now, this is where it ends. (or at least for the original franchise is gone)

I think this is a wonderful point because I have seen so many fandoms be disrespected or see people say someone can't like a fandom because a certain amount of that community is bad or it's known for its bad community. Personally, I think that's just a sad thing for a fandom to go through especially if, for example, you wanted to join or just like a fandom but you're scared of joining or going into it because you're just scared that someone is going to tell you that it's horrible or say 'why would you enter that since you know it's horrible'. This is just a wonderful video to let people know that even if horrible things have happened in a fandom, you should still be able to enjoy it and understand that a community that still has wonderful parts to it can still be so beautiful.

I’m literally 13 and I’ve been a fan from the beginning. We should remember that without Scott this would not even exist. This song is a masterpiece❤

I'm glad someone else got this message from this song. It's why I'll remember this one forever. Its message and style is timeless.

Honestly, I've been with fnaf since the first game back in primary school (I'm in the UK) and now I'm in college, and yes the community has absolutely became a shithole compared to how it used to be, but the games themselves, I have loved each and every game, and I think a lot of people in this community have just gotten higher and higher expectations, hardly even enjoying the games anymore but still gatekeeping everything. Anyways the point is though, throughout my entire time in this community (From 8 years old to now 18) I have always seen so many absolutely brilliant people in this community, displaying beautiful talents and skills, so I think no matter how toxic this community has became, we should all be so proud and happy to be a part of this :)

Man, and the fact that after the middle part of the song that reflects on the past, the animation cuts to the molten blob, as if that era is encapsulated in the blob alone and is separate from the newest fnaf (and all of THAT discourse surrounding the game). And then at the very end we AGAIN see the blob looking... lost? Unsure of what is has become, just like those of us who have loved fnaf for years and are unsure of what to make of the community after all of the discourse that's taken place. The slow, melodical tune that this song was written with threw me off at first, but after I listened to the song a couple times I couldn't stop for a solid week. I don't understand how people could dislike this song; even if the music isn't your style, the message it carries is so important. Maybe people don't like being called out lmao.

This is actually my favorite song from them. Also, and, this is true for all their FNaF songs… I listen to them, think I don’t like them, sit on the fence about them for a while, then I relisten and then love them. It’s so weird, it’s the same for all their FNaF songs, I don’t like them upon first hearing, but then, after a little while, and, a few replays, I love them.

This song is a masterpiece, and the part with the animatronics from FNaF 1 and 2 was just so nostalgic

I think you can even say that when it says “ now this comes from the inside and stays there until you die” and “ why fell so alone when we share so much wisdom” can have something to do with the community and when it says “ but you set fire to the kingdom burn it all until it melts or else” can be about how the game ends but the community in the Afton/true ending it’s crumbling but in the end it’s happy there alive and happy.The song is beautiful in all ways through I believe

I like how you mentioned the middle segment seems to use the same singing voice from the very first FNAF TLT song. I immediately noticed that too since I've listened to that first song way too many times lmao. Also another thing I noticed, during that whole segment, the lyrics are actually using the exact same font as the lyrics from the FNAF 1 music video. That same pixelated minecraft-esque font. Now that HAS to be intentional. I'll admit, this song isn't really my favourite FNAF song or anything, but that segment as well as the (theorized) message of the song itself definitely hit me especially as a long-time fan of this series ever since the second game. Gosh I love this series till now.. I don't know how long I'll be a fan of it for, nor do I know what the future holds for it, but regardless, I still feel like I'll stick around to see what happens next.

I'm so happy someone sees the song the same as me, the metaphors and lyrics are amazing and the animation is sooooooo good :). Also thought I'd add, I thought about the lyric "Long time ago it was all for a show" might also symbolise how fnaf was simple yet effective, it was very effective because of the simple yet mysterious lore and if course the "uncanny Valley" effect of the animatronics. In Security Breach it is very apparent that it was aimed at a younger audience because of the popularity of fnaf among younger people. That's something the previous fnaf games just didn't have to care about and I feel like that makes them special (don't get me wrong I like Security Breach too but you can see the more childish direction of the series and the Lore might be getting a bit too "mysterious" for its own good, still, love the franchise and song to death and can't wait to see what's next!)

It’s just horrible how much the fandom has changed. It used to be a pretty chill fanbase (to my knowledge), now it’s just a cesspool of hate, toxicity, gatekeeping, blaming, and much more. It sucks.

"Why feel so alone when we share so much wisdom" this definitely helps the argument that its about the fnaf community and how because everyone wants to be right and not let others have an opinion it feels isolating

I will always love fnaf, it makes me happy when I’m sad, and I will never let it go

it stays there until you die, because all the memories both good and bad will forever be a part of you! Its kind of sweet actually, most fnaf fans back then (and maybe now?) were kids and teens and all the creativity in the fandom sparked many interests in learning different skills and types of art, its safe to say that if it wasnt for fnaf i probably wouldnt have such a big interest in drawing and my kid/preteen years wouldnt have been as fun. I felt so sad when people started attacking Scott so much, it tore apart and destroyed many things, but in the end, we're all still here, And its forever with us

I genuinely believe that this single song better encapsulates the story Security Breach was trying to tell fr. It got me feeling *actual* emotion.

I really love the message that this song leaves. People are being blamed for something, but at some point, they can rebuild. Scott can correct his mistakes by being more careful with who he donates to. Steel Wool can correct their mistakes by filling in the gaps of Security Breach hopefully with Ruin or another game. Although looking at the community and how alot of them feel, it looks like it'll be a 50/50 on how people accept it. They'll either respect SB or they'll still deem it an "unacceptable" mess. Illumix if they were to one day actually let their fans know that they would leave fnaf ar instead of just abandoning it would maybe work. Or they could've actually tried to fix it instead of fucking up and just giving up after one mistake, that being making it a long ass grinding game that encourages you to spend. Jonochrome can correct his mistake by seeking support to help ensure that he doesn't ever do what he did again. And us, the community, we should know way better than to attack one another over a silly bear game. Yes, Scott didn't donate responsibly but that was because he wasn't careful. Now, he wants to be mindful and aware of where it goes. I get it, SB has so many problems but that doesn't mean one isn't allowed to have a different opinion. Even some of the games biggest haters like Phil and th3badd3st respect the fact that there are people that like it. Stating your opinion as a fact is like stating that my depression can't be cured, it's one of the falsest claims that can be made. This franchise is ours to love and care about, even if one dislikes the new, they still love the old, which shouldn't take away any of that passion you have. This community is in our hands now. Its fallen into madness now, and if we don’t stop, it will crumble to its last fan. But we can rebuild, we can make the community a great place again, but i guess unfortunately, that's just twitter for yall.

I was a fan since the very first day of FNAF and i was 9!! And i will continue to love it for many more years and i hope that the community will come together like it once was.less hate and just more appreciation of how far out community has come and not forget our beginning. And gosh do i feel old💀

I remember listening to the beginning just vibing to it and enjoying it. I remember stopping what I was doing entirely when I heard the “long time ago it was all for a show” part came on. The MOMENT I heard that voice I just stopped and stared. Hearing that voice again brought me so much comfort, nostalgia, and joy that I stood up, grabbed my Freddy plushie that I had gotten when I was younger and just..laid on my bed thinking about the past… Damn I’m just ranting now aren’t I?

I felt a mix of nostalgia and joy when I listened to this. I felt touched and the message is beautiful. I started to remember the time were I met FNaF (around 2015, after FNaF 3 but before FNaF 4). This game changed my life and was a inspiration for a good part of stories that I wrote during free time. This franchise truly helped me to develop my creativity and this fandom, despite having problems, is one of the most creative fandoms that I have saw. I think This Comes From Inside is one of the best FNaF songs that TLT made, maybe it's the best.

This song made me want to cry with everything happening in the community recently and the nostalgia 😭😭😭

This songs music seriously makes me so emotional and the lyrics are just even better. The way they used that 80s music nostalgic sound and the lyrics just makes this song even more nostalgic. It just screams the past and nostalgic

..this was always towards the fnaf community and the Internet..but the games will always be here..no matter how hard people try to..but this is truly a masterpiece..

It’s the exact same person that made the masterpiece in 2014

I just think this song is so beautiful. I cant listen to this song without crying. I truly believe this is one of the very best fnaf songs out there. This video made me realize the metaphor and you are so right! It just made the song even more emotional for me because I was apart of the original fnaf community too and its changed so much since then. Before this comment gets too long I just want to say you hit the nail on the head perfectly here and this song is just absolutely amazing :) ❤️

When that callback happened I literally pulled the squidward crying on the bed listing to a song. That song being this comes from inside.

This isn’t how I saw it the first time I listened to it, this video really helped me understand the song more. And love it more. I think we can all agree that the past of this community was almost perfect, and it isn’t now. But this song just perfectly shows that we can’t keep our minds in the past.

This Comes From Inside is in my Spotify playlist and I never plan on removing it, I think it’s a fantastic song, along with all the messages in it, I personally just think it’s good in general

I love this song. When listening to it, I thought of the past games and how it used to be, and people shouldn't put blame on anyone, like since Scott is leaving, they can't put blame on him if he wants a break from game developing, and FNAF WILL ALWAYS BE HERE AND IN OUR HEARTS! I'm glad Scott was born in this world, I don't really really know him in real life, but he doesn't deserve to be blamed if people are getting upset, and for other stuff, I started to cry on this song, I love the Living Tombstone and their songs!

@5:15 The reason the voice sounds similar is that it's the same person. ^^ That's the voice of Yoav Landau, the original member of The Living Tombstone. I believe in both songs he uses a talkbox for his vocals as Freddy. Yoav doesn't do vocals that often; even back in the day, when it was just him, he would often have guests do vocals, such as Eileen Montgomery. And when Sam Haft joined TLT, he became the one to do most of their in-house vocals. But Yoav does sing from time to time! You can hear his voice in its pure forms in other older songs of his, such as "September". ^^

I might not be as smart to know and understand all the representation of the song, but I just appreciate the sound of the song. It's beautiful melody just mesmerizes me and the old voice we recognize was just heartwarming and so nostalgic. But now this video explains more why this is a great song and I'm so happy for the interpretation here. Thank YOU and FNAF itself😊

This is one of my favorite fnaf songs because of how emotional it feels. That’s why I like It’s Been So Long and I Can’t Fix You because I could understand the emotion behind the lyrics. They also sounded really nice

Oooh 6:23 Makes more sense now. We reminisce about the past nostalgic memories, but end up locking those moments behind in a vault instead of making new ones. Arguing about the past to the present will never end, and the missing parts of the story always are judged from the start and just never make sense.

i also love how they added the line "we are waiting for you every night" with the tone of voice slightly changing to reference the 1st song (again)

I knew it had more than Just the Lyrics. That is why I allways cry with It. Even if fnaf is not the same thing that was one time, and the people that we used to have fun with are not the same now...I will allways love FNaF and keep memories in my Heart and mind with the hope that one day *He* will not come back anymore.❤

The best part TLT's lyric composing of each song they make is that they can live on without the need of any of the game's context. They can mostly always be related to a life situation as well, mostly despair and anger from fnaf 2 to SB's lyrics, not only from the game's elements and speculated story details.

Bro fnaf is the reason why I love my life the fun moments and horror moments of fnaf hold a deep place in my heart I joined the Fnaf community during SL and that’s why I love it it fun and makes people happy and scared Fnaf in my life will NEVER die Scott is the reason we’re all here today and having fun when a new game comes out Thank you Scott and for make my childhood a happplace❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

i feel like the line “you think you’re alone, but we’re waiting for you every night.” isnt just a reference to the first song, but saying that if you dont like the new games, the old ones are still here, waiting.

This song, in terms of songwriting, composition and production, is impeccable.

Also the part where It says "fill our wounds with a pound of salt" is probably metaphor for the fact some people hate fnaf a lot and its like fnaf is bleeding and all their doing is cleaning it out with a pound of salt and that won't help fnaf, so that's what I think it means

I totally agree with you, this song is real genius. Great video about a great song !

Really loved this video you did, hope more people see and understand this masterpiece. Even with all the dramas thats happening we truly are gonna be always in the community

This song is a masterpiece, in every way, the music,the meaning.

At the middle part, they also used the “waiting for you every night” line from the first song

Ngl I never knew that the fandom was toxic but toxic or not I grew up with fnaf so it'll forever be in my heart and I hope it never comes to an actual end

God, I loved this so much and I also got the feeling of it being about the community and such but I couldn't quite get words for it. You hit the nail on the head with this interpretation! Anyways time to go listen to this song again.

Well for me, this song is the best fnaf song they made so far. I like the sound, the lyrics and the animation.