The thing that got me most with this song is how the song finishes out with the happiest day minigame in the background. Thinking about all the lore from FNaF 1-3 made me cry. This song is just perfect. (I feel super old now just thinking about how long it's been since then)
(3:07) This part makes me feel as if the world is breaking apart as they sing it. "Song that puts the universe at risk" type of vibes with the glitches.
Honestly, as epic and awesome Fourth Wall was, this one is truly one of the BEST emotional songs/adventures ever in FNF history. Just the sheer amount of effort and work done to reference the minigames where children's souls could never be laid to rest. Where Shadow Bonnie remained, suffering for all eternity.... This song encapsulates all of that SO beautifully.... Masterpiece and masterclass work! :D
@@redstinger0966FNAF AR/Special Delivery confirms that Shadow Bonnie is made out of dark remnant, which is heavily implied in the novels to be the essence of negative emotions. Of course, why a dark remnant being would assist the children in letting go of their torment is a bit confusing, but it's possible that he's doing so to take their dark remnant away from them, idk
Everyone’s talking about 3:06 and 2:46, but I think 2:26 is truly the point where it becomes depressing. The beat drop, instrumental and frantic, threatening and slightly melancholic vocals of shadow Bonnie turn this from just a cool funky song against shadow Bonnie to a genuinely painful song with so much emotion and pain behind it. IMO easily the best song in the mod. Fourth Wall is extremely good, but this hits on an entirely different level. And I like to imagine shadow Bonnie fades away on BF’s final note, bringing him to the happiest day, the “end” of fnaf’s missing children, a peaceful end. The good ending.
I like how in the first part you can hear the sadness in the voices. 0:14 -> 0:46 also the shadow Bonnie mini game motifs are fuckin godly. Timestamps for motifs: Shadow Bonnie minigame: 1:11 Shadow Bonnie minigame again: 2:02 Fnaf 1 song by TheLivingTombstone: 3:23
In lore, Shadow Bonnie is trying just as hard as Bf to make it to the end of this song. He's fighting to put Bf's soul to rest through one last rap battle. Also I like how the thing that finally does put him to rest is singing the FNAF 1 song. Very in-character.
This was hands down my favorite song in the mod, this is really really REALLY late but i’ve been going through my Absolute fucking bangers playlist and finding the best of it all, and I can definitely say this is one with it all. I appreciate your hard work, Punkett.
I can't help but feel like this is not an actual fight It feels as if they're both in the same side and this is more of an encounter than a confrontation
Back when I first listened to Monochrome, I didn’t think anything could dethrone it as my favourite FNF song, that was until the Vs. Sonic.EXE mod came out and heard the masterpiece that is Triple Trouble. Then I thought there was anything that could come close to even challenging Triple Trouble for my favourite, but then I heard this. While it didn’t surpass Triple Trouble in terms of my favourite FNF song, I had to make an extra throne for this awe inspiring song to sit in my mind. Thank you for providing us with another absolutely amazing banger, I hope to see more greatness from you in the future.
If I had a nickel for every mod with Shadow Bonnie in his mini game form while the FNaF 3 mini games were flashing in the background, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it happened twice.
Definitely the top songs of the mod, this somehow oddly reminded me of the Steins;Gate OP called Hacking to the Gate, don't know why, but it's probably of how the song vibes.
@@GasolineLicker respectable, I personally think the story and progression in Umbra just top Fourth Wall in every way and the song itself feels a lot more emotional than Fourth Wall but both are bops
@@Criscuitt It’s crazy how this is the first time in like, 2 months that I disagreed with someone and the conversation ended with us respecting each other.
0:14 “Abandoned to the dark prince for my sins. Trapped in this hell, forever somehow my anger doesn’t relent.” bf 0:50 “Anything? My mind’s gone sane. Those little demons got what was coming to them anyway, so why should I pay?” bf 1:00 “She should’ve burned. That little worm. God just hates everyone and deserves to be down right burnt. This world isn’t bought deserved.” bf 1:11 “Perch my eyes. Charlie’s mine. He stole my children now I’ve stole his kind. This world’s broken. God’s unspoken. I did what was right! I wanted to kill him (Michael).” bf
honestly 4th wall is tied with celebration for the worst song in the mod for me. neither of them are bad, its just that they have alot of better competition. follow me is an absolute banger, midnight is very fitting, you can't is a banger (sadly the springlock makes it hard to listen too since it takes so long too get back to the thing on loop) and so much more.
Celebrate is my favorite along with Umbra, honestly. It's so goddamn catchy and happy. I think it's because both Umbra and Celebrate truly capture the two feelings of nostalgia for FNAF. Depressed, bittersweet ambience on one end, boogie-inducing 8-bit fun and happiness on the other.
@@mistermaxie6487 i like celebrate because of the bell chime parts and the harmonies they make, and yeah umbra goes hard as hell in the dead-eyed regret parts Maybe it's just because my favorite fnaf song 240 Bits Per Mile, though, and I have a soft spot for jammin' 16 bit tunes
