True legends never really left their FNAF phase. And the movie was awesome :) ✿ time stamps ✿ ✧ 0:00 • five nights at freddy’s 1 song - the living tombstone ✧ 2:44 • just gold - mandopony ✧ 6:04 • stay calm - griffinilla ✧ 9:05 • join us for a bite - jt music ✧ 12:55 • i can’t fix you - the living tombstone and crusher-p ✧ 17:13 • bringing us home - tryhardninja ✧ 20:53 • die in a fire - the living tombstone feat. eilemonty and orko ✧ 23:56 • left behind - dagames ✧ 28:42 • you can’t hide - ck9c ✧ 33:10 • do you even? - ck9c ✧ 36:24 • welcome back - tryhardninja ✧ 39:49 • survive the night - mandopony ✧ 45:29 • it’s been so long - the living tombstone ✧ 48:21 • balloons - mandopony ✧ 52:43 • run run! - ck9c ✧ 56:07 • another five nights - jt music ✧ 1:00:05 • follow me - tryhardninja ✧ 1:03:28 • break my mind - dagames ✧ 1:07:23 • funtime dance floor - ck9c ✧ 1:10:38 • i’m the purple guy - dagames ✧ 1:14:11 • dance to forget - tryhardninja feat. nina zeitlin ✧ 1:17:48 • it’s time to die - dagames ✧ 1:21:12 • it’s me - tryhardninja ✧ 1:24:52 • trust me - ck9c ✧ 1:28:41 • the show must go on - mandopony ✧ 1:32:33 • i got no time - the living tombstone

Scott really raised pretty much a whole generation of horror game fans. And left us with a father figure (Glam Rock Freddy)

Stay Calm is a certified BANGER and nobody can tell me otherwise Edit: Ayo WTF why is this getting traction?

Playlist starts getting good at 0:00

The conclusion : if you had a FNAF phase and if you was in this fandom before the SB release, you had a great taste in music

the true way to getting back into FNAF: "hello everybody, my name is Markiplier and welcome to Five nights at Freddy's"

It's kinda funny how I always find myself going back to things I really enjoyed when I was younger

Once you have become a part of FNaF, you can never stop. It's apart of you. Wise person on the internet

There's no such thing as a phase... We meet FNAF... We call it a phase since we fade away from it after awhile.. but it never truly dies... Just like he said... It always comes back...

The nostilga really hits hard when you've been in the fandom since fnaf 1 and now security breach is out 😩

7 years of this franchise... life passing me by fast 😪

FNaF wasn't popular when I got into it. People thought it was weird and stupid. Yet I had this one friend (who we'll call Rey), who would just infodump to me. I ended up finally watching Markiplier play it one day. I fell in love immediately. I got overly attached to the characters and found so much comfort in the franchise. I was very upset when it ended how it did, but when Security Breach was announced I was bursting at the seams. I don't know exactly when I started getting into FNaF but I'm gonna guess around 3rd grade, so probably around 7 years old. I was so into this game. Now that I'm back into it, I find out so much more about myself. Theres so many things I could have learned from myself back then. SB came out when I was having a hysterectomy. I was in so much pain, I had ovarian cysts, I was throwing up constantly and always on pain meds for it. I had a nephrostomy tube in my back for weeks. When I got home from having the tube placed, Mark had uploaded the first episode of him playing SB. I started watching, and I laughed so hard I cried. It hurt so bad, but I was so happy. Then, 3 days later, I had the tube taken out and was sent in for the hysterectomy itself. It was horrible. I couldn't walk, I was sick all the time. But at least I had my comfort youtuber playing my comfort game. I was 13 then. I'm going to be 15 next month. I have loved this franchise forever, I always will. Currently trying to get my boyfriend into it.

I remember being 14 years old when the franchise started coming out. I would buy the games on my iphone 5c blue and play them during breaks at school. When I discovered artists would make songs off the franchise, it's all I would listen to. These games mean so much to me and I love the continuation Scott Cawthon keeps providing for us. Shout out to Markiplier, Matt Patt, and Random Encounters for keeping the lore alive. Thank you Scott for Five Nights at Freddy's.

Feels weird when you got into FNaF when you were technically still in elementary school and now you're almost an adult.

I never really "left" the FNaF fandom, I just kinda took a break from it but never really wanted to fully... "leave". Ngl it felt good to take a little break, that way it was easy to "come back" even more excited and ready to learn things I've possibly missed or (if even) forgotten. (Edit: Thanks for all the likes and replies, I really enjoy reading your Fnaf "experience" 😊)

It's fascinating reading all the comments. Everybody being outcasts then reuniting through the franchise. Scott raised us and raised us together. Love him

I was about 9/10 when the franchise first released. I heard some of my classmates playing/talking about it so I decided to look more into it. While I was scared, I couldn’t look away. I got so invested and it literally helped shape who I am today. I’m still not out of my fnaf phase and don’t know if I ever will be completely because of all the memories I have. I listened to most of these songs religiously. I cannot believe the first videos of people playing fnaf 1 came out almost 9 years ago. Thank you Scott for all the memories and I can’t wait to relive them in the movie.

It's funny and heartwarming how FNAF is basically slowly but surely transforming into a long running, and very good, game series like Resident Evil.

Loving how Security Breach is just bringing back everyone's fnaf phase. So much nostalgia in this playlist!

I was 6 when FNAF first came out, but FNAF 2 had just came out and my sister asked if I wanted to see some cute animals, and she showed me a playthrough of FNAF 2 and I got so scared but for some reason I couldn't stop watching it. Soon, I found out about the lore and I was hooked. FNAF was an escape from my horrible home, I remember I used to wish I was one of the kids that had died. Now I am 14 (almost 15) and I look back and I am so thankful I had an outlet, an escape, a REAL home. Thank you, Scott Cawthon; I don't know where I would be without your creation.

FNaF was easily the biggest thing in my childhood, and although I am no longer invested since UCN I still engage every now and then with it. It came at a perfect time for me, when I was 12 in 2014, it was just perfect timing, I was young enough to fully invest time into it and discuss theories with friends abt it... but I also wasn't too young that I'd forget about the memories I had in it's early days. It also forged an early love for horror. Also Die in a Fire still goes so hard, it has no right being that good.

I wouldn't call this, "Getting Back into my FNAF phase." I would call this, " looking back with a new understanding of things"

I understand the hate and disappointment of people's opinions on the game, but I feel that this is one of those games that will be remembered fondly because of how many got a laugh and enjoyed it with or without the Buggs and glitches that should've been fixed before the game came out

✧ 0:00 • five nights at freddy’s 1 song - the living tombstone ✧ 2:44 • just gold - mandopony ✧ 6:04 • stay calm - griffinilla ✧ 9:05 • join us for a bite - jt music ✧ 12:55 • i can’t fix you - the living tombstone and crusher-p ✧ 17:13 • bringing us home - tryhardninja ✧ 20:53 • die in a fire - the living tombstone feat. eilemonty and orko ✧ 23:56 • left behind - dagames ✧ 28:42 • you can’t hide - ck9c ✧ 33:10 • do you even? - ck9c ✧ 36:24 • welcome back - tryhardninja ✧ 39:49 • survive the night - mandopony ✧ 45:29 • it’s been so long - the living tombstone ✧ 48:21 • balloons - mandopony ✧ 52:43 • run run! - ck9c ✧ 56:07 • another five nights - jt music ✧ 1:00:05 • follow me - tryhardninja ✧ 1:03:28 • break my mind - dagames ✧ 1:07:23 • funtime dance floor - ck9c ✧ 1:10:38 • i’m the purple guy - dagames ✧ 1:14:11 • dance to forget - tryhardninja feat. nina zeitlin ✧ 1:17:48 • it’s time to die - dagames ✧ 1:21:12 • it’s me - tryhardninja ✧ 1:24:52 • trust me - ck9c ✧ 1:28:41 • the show must go on - mandopony ✧ 1:32:33 • i got no time - the living tombstone

My fnaf phase recently came back stronger than ever. I wish I was more "invested" in fnaf and its fandom back then. It's like I'm discovering most things for the first time only now. I feel like I missed so much... I missed what could've been such a great childhood...

when you have always stayed in your FNAF phase, but just got more hyped about it because of SB

its crazy that this fandom started way back in 2014, yet its still thriving like it always had, even 7 years later.

Fnaf wasn't a phase, It was an era, the best of all humanity, thank Scott

WHO’S HERE AFTER THE FNAF MOVIE🗣️

The “You’ll forever be a part of this community” line aged like milk for the artist 😂

God, FNaF was such a huge part of my childhood (and still is) that the release of Security Breach and the fandom being alive again is super cool. I watched a streamer play through all the games mid-2020, far after I had gotten out of my FNaF phase, and that sparked it up again, and when Security Breach came out I full-on re-joined the fandom. I'm really tempted to re-watch Markiplier's playthroughs of 1-5 and all of GameTheory's stuff, as time-consuming as it is, but refreshing myself on all of that sounds fun as hell.

I was in third when i first found out about this franchise. it absolutely terrified me. But in fourth grade, i found it again and had a huge fnaf phase. every few months or so, my phase will reawaken. Im now a sophomore, almost junior, and since the announcement of the new movie i am back again. time to rewatch the entire fnaf play through markiplier does, and listen to fnaf music 24/7😮‍💨

pulled up this playlist when going to see the fnaf movie...omg time flies

Dude, the fact that these STILL slap even after I haven't listened to some in at least 6 years is an achievement in and of itself. My favorite part about being in the fandom, however cringey I was, was all the nice music I discovered that really shaped my taste :)

i remember being so deep into the fandom in my elementary days, i would always think the animatronics were in my house at night lmao. i wish i could go back to experience that for the first time again

I don't find it weird with me being in the FNAF fandom like I did when I was younger I honestly fucking love FNAF and I'm not really afraid to admit it like I'm still obsessed with it as much as I am now so I thank you for this playlist cause I still listen to these songs to this day, I'm currently cleaning my room and I'm blasting these I even talked to my mom about FNAF last night showed her the deaths and talked alot about it with her she didn't seem impressed since I already talked about it all when I was younger she still remembers everything I told her, I'm like really happy to be apart of the fandom it makes me quite happy, this is like my comfort game/s and it just makes me happy thinking about it I even have all the books im starting school soon and I'm bringing the books to read in class which is weird ik but it's just like a comfort thing I always bring the books and since I'm starting freshman year it's gonna be interesting, hopefully I find other people who like similar things cause that'd be nice :)

Stay Calm is definitely underrated, its so good and its not often you see people talk about it

I feel old when people say this was their childhood. Regardless, my biggest memories were finding out about the concept of let's plays in general, specially Markiplier and JackSepticeye, because of this series and their many fan games. I don't speak english natively, so watching people play FNAF was a huge part of me learning english in a nutshell. Nowadays I can speak it freely and i even work as a freelance web dev for some people in USA remotely. As for "phase", it's hard for me to say. Of course the hype from the novelty is very gone, including for Scott i assume, considering how much he changed the format over the years. But of course I always took a look on every game released.

god this brings me back. i'm 15 now, but discovering this franchise way back at mark's first playthrough and living through the insanity of the lore and theories makes me feel like a senior citizen. it's crazy how fast time flies.

I was 8 when fnaf came out I remember I used to constantly borrow my moms phone to watch the game theory videos obsessively

It's scary how much this type of fandoms shaped me as a kid

im listening to old fnaf songs and i'm actually crying. im sobbing like a damn baby. this fandom played such a role in my life. i was there when all of these songs were released. i was there when every game released. i remember taking my laptop to my friends birthday to play five nights at freddy's that night because she loved the games but could never get them. i remember dressing up as the marionette for her birthday several years later. i remember watching seven streams of sister location at once while my cousins were visiting us. i have memories of learning all these songs with my best friends and now security breach is out and im just so happy. the nostalgia hit me like a fucking freight train EDIT: i am sorry i can't respond to everyone but i read them all and this is officially the most wholesome and happy thread i have ever seen. you guys are making me cry even more!

Fnaf was practically my entire childhood. Seeing how much its grown and being able to sing all the lyrics to these songs after not hearing them for so long feels so good again. Thank god for Security Breach, even with its quirks atm. I love this fandom

Coming back here after seeing the film

true legends listen to this playlist right here. ILY!

My siblings and I were big fnaf fans when we younger. We would listen to music and watch videos of them; like animations that people drew. We would also listen to theories and anything. Coming back to see Security breach and watch Markiplier playing brings back memories, I was 10-11 when it came out and now I’m 17 turning 18 and it’s great to see that people are still enjoying the game because even though I never really got to play all of the FNAF games, it still had a big impact on my life

Honestly, you know this franchise really hit home when you remember every part of the lore by heart. Thank you Scott.

I remember fnaf releasing when I was 6 years old and I loved playing the games with my brother and dad and watching gameplays on youtube. Later I found out about lore and I got OBSESSED. I don’t think I’ll ever forget fnaf as I loved it for more than half my life.

To everyone who's studying with this music: Checklist: • A bottle of water, at least 1liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate💧 • Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time🔋 • Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones, because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late night study session, you won't wake up anyone🎧 • a tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well.☕ • Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone , a few pens, paper or whatever you need.⌨ •Anything else you could need, what about a heat pad, a blanket, a good lamp, your pet so you have a study buddy 🐈 Reminder: After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me. You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book. 📖 I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight 😴🧸 I hand-wrote this my god it took a long time ENJOY!

Honestly, for a franchise that's all about child murder, I got into this fandom _way_ to young. I was like, 9 or 10. And I wasn't like like most other little kids who just liked the game, I was into the _lore,_ and my favorite Fnaf videos were the theories. I was a huge fan of old theorist like 8-BitGaming, Dawko (back when he made theories), Razbowski, Smike, PrettyGrumpyBear, and of course, Game Theory. Man, those were the days, when fnaf was fresh and new and interesting, something no one had ever seen before. Now it's commonplace for horror games to have cool hidden lore and secrets. Fnaf is still great, and I love it to bits, especially Security Breach, but the old days of Fnaf will forever have a place in my heart.

Ive known fnaf since I was in elementary, probably when fanf1 was released, I still remember how proud I was passing a night while my friends hovered over me with praises about it lol. It kind of hurts thinking back to stuff that you used to like, like, "Wow, ive grown up so much." Back then I didnt have to worry about the future, responibility, and just being a kid. Thats why I think Fnaf kind of comforts me, it reminds me of my childhood, and even though I havent kept up with the fandom, its real nice to see new games coming out (Security Breach) and seeing how good of the game it has gotten.

its crazy how this was made 10 months ago, it doesnt even seem like its been that long😭

i remember that when i was little i literally listened to these songs all the time 🥹 the release of the film has become much closer to me again

YASSS more FNAF playlist! I'm really happy to see this fandom alive again after the release of Security Breach🥺

Oh God I remember playing fnaf 1 when it was popular, I’d literally pay for the games when they came out so excited. And as I’ve grown up I did move on and find something else I loved. But once this new game came out as cringey as it sounds I’ve started finding glamrock Freddy as a somewhat comfort character. Or father figure. BESIDES THAT.. I found a lore book I wrote about.. 5 years ago? Nostalgia came hard as a brick

WE ARE SO BACK

I will always come back…… - springtrap

This game series has molded half of my childhood I swear. I feel fnaf, no matter how old it becomes or how "outdated" it gets in the future, it'll always be one of the most memorable franchises

It's so strange to me to see so many people who were literally kids when they got into FNAF... because I was 19 when it came out. FNAF saw me through University, it inspired my final exam piece (I studied performing arts and as my final piece I did a one-person show about a parent trying to find out what happened to their son who went missing at freddy's). FNAF isn't a nostalgic trip back to childhood for me, but I still feel that nostalgia, that warmth and happiness associated with it. These fan songs were the soundtrack to my university years and the years after. They became my go-to playlist when I was driving my car, but I wasn't able to share it with anyone really. I had one friend in university that enjoyed it, but not on the same level (for her it was just an interesting video series by markiplier, while I got really into the theories, the lore, the songs, etc.). Everyone else would look at me confused if I mentioned FNAF, but it was still precious to me. And now, with Security Breach out, I've found that excitement again. I'm hitting 27... I feel like I'm too old for this fandom, but I don't care. It makes me happy, it inspires me.

my fnaf phase will never end. its going on for almost 6 years now

The line "you will forever be a part of this community" (Just Gold) hits different after so many years of being in this fandom

I’m honestly glad to see how much the fandom has grown. I didn’t keep up with fnaf after sister location came out, but sense security breach is out my fnaf phase has came back

This and the Undertale fandom are what got me into drawing, I will never forget little 10-11 year old me drawing fnaf characters really really badly and titling the videos as a " tutorial ". been here since the first damn game, this fandom will always hold such a massive place in my heart and I'm so happy to see it flaring up in popularity again. Thank you so much for taking time to put together this playlist for all of us.

Man, I will listen to this playlist while driving throw the theather to finally see the fnaf movie :,)

Like William Afton himself, my FNaF phase always comes back 😭🙏

When I was first introduced to FNAF I was in middle school, and I fell out of the fandom sometime around high school, occasionally watching Mark play kind of reinvigorated me for a few days; but not to the point that Security Breach has. I'd gotten rid of all my FNAF stuff, and even become embarrassed of some of it to the point of throwing out old drawings. I wish I would have kept them now, not only because it's good to see how far I've come with my art; but also because I miss them. The only piece of merch I have now is a giant foxy plush, which technically isn't even mine anyway. I just took it from my little sister because she ruined and lost my original Freddy one, and considering how expensive they are I assume it's a fair trade off. Either way, it feels good to be back; and now all my work friends will have to hear about my insufferable love for Freddy all over again.

It’s funny how most of us grew up playing fnaf then stopped playing it but now that security breach is out we’ve all sort of fallen back into it

I was 15 when the first game came out, and it instantly became a special interest of mine, I listened to a lot of fan made songs, watched theories, watched play throughs, info dumped to my friends and drew the characters constantly. My love for the franchise faded a little for a year or so, but I still kept up with every theory and game that came out, this franchise will always have a special place in my heart 💖So I am so excited for the movie that comes out this year! I have been waiting years for this! I can't wait to witness it all over again at the movies!!

I remember in 2015 when my cousins ​​showed me fnaf. Good times

FNAF 1 came out when I was about 10, I remember being in 4th grade and playing it with my cousins. Now I’m 17, Security Breach is out and I watched Markiplier’s gameplay of it while cuddling with my boyfriend. Just bought a PS4 store gift card for him to buy the game so we can play it for New Years Eve. Crazy how times change

no one will ever leave this fandom, we just come back from the dead when a new game is released

IF CRITICS DONT LIKE THE FNAF MOVIE YOU KNOW ITS GOING TO BE GOODDD‼️‼️‼️

this playlist hits different with the fnaf movie out now

Fnaf played a huge role in my childhood. When I first heard of it I tried staying away from it, but as I warmed up to it I started enjoying it. Amazing fan songs, animation, vines etc. Now here I am back in my fnaf phase after a long break, I thought I left my fnaf phase behind but I guess I just had a huge break. Glad to be back lol

I always come back. Just like Afton himself, i always seem to come back to this series. I started playing attention to this series in 5th grade and was way too scared of everything, but then i started to listen to the fansongs and the theories, and now this series is such a big part of me. This and undertale are the reasons i even got into music production, and now i absolutely love it! Thanks scott, thanks TLT, thanks DAGames, thanks CK9C. Yall made me what i am today.

some ppl say fnaf songs are cringy, but lets be honest-these are all absolute bangers

With the release of the film, I've returned to my FNAF phase.I got in the fandom when I was 14 years old, now that I'm an adult watching the movie made me nostalgic. The 00:00 song now hits different.

I'm not gonna lie, I was 22 when the game first came out. I didn't grow up with it as a kid, but it did shape my early 20s, as I met an ex through cosplaying the characters, and we dated a nice two years and have no bad blood nowadays. Before FNaF became known as a "kids" game, it was kind of a cult hit online. I miss those days, but I also like how the fandom grew and changed throughout the years. Security Breach made me revisit what made me love these games so much, and I'm back on my FNaF bullshit at 29, haha. :)

There are 3 types of people here, - The FNAF veterans that have been here since day one (like myself) - The fans that got into the franchise during the middle of the it all (most likely brought in during the peak hype for FNAF 3) - The new fans who fell in love with Glamrock Freddy or the VR game But we all have one thing in common, we all had fun along the way, and discovered these absolute bangers!

I really miss my old FNaF phase. Every day has always been a challenge for me, and FNaF (especially the music) helped me get through everything. When I listen to this music, it gives me a great sense of nostalgia. FNaF music really shaped the kind of music I like today, and I always look back at it as a starting place for the life I live now. I really miss those days. I wish FNaF was still how it was all those years ago.

Its just crazy how it turned 2 years old, time really passes by.

FNAF was literally the first ever fandom I was in. I was seven. I watched literally every theory, gameplays, videos related to FNAF! I was always intrigued with it's lore, maybe that's why the other fandoms I was a part of was [Undertale, DDLC, Steven Universe, Adventure Time, and other very lore heavy shows/games] Left because I had lost interest in it when I heard there was a FNAF 5/Sister Location. Back because of nostalgia and the stuff I've yet to catch up to. I'm 14 now, turning 15 this 2022.

DUDE IM LITERALLY SHAKING THE NOSTALGIA IS HITTING SO HARD I THINK IM GONNA CRY THANK YOU SO MUCH WORDS CANT EXPRESS HOW MUCH JOY THIS PLAYLIST BRINGS ME

i cant believe how far the franchise has come, ive been in the fandom since i was 6 or something, was terrified of them, had a nightmare about them (ironic), started to get into it and began to love them so much. Im turning 14 this year :) i remember that in 6th grade our class would play fnaf 1 when we had the time, and once a boy challenged me to complete night 5 😭( never heard about the game then, killed almost immediatly by Chica, hence the nightmare)

Coming back to this after I watched the Fnaf movie is such a nostalgic experience. Thank you for the many hours I'll listen to this playlist again!!!

“I always come back,” said Afton. I know, I know you do. You come back with my fnaf phase.

i cant imagine what the nostalgia would feel like if you were playing since fnaf1, personally ive been here since fnaf3 and i kept barelykeeping up with the fandom until a couple of weeks after HW released, this gives me so much nostalgia tho

8 years later and these are still my favorite set of songs

It was right before high school for me when FNAF came out. I remember _obsessing_ over it thanks to Mark’s videos. I listened to all the songs, read all the fics… good times, man.

I grew up disconnected from other kids, I was never really into the things those around me liked. I never had an idol, or anything I was obsessed with. I also grew up in a very toxic household, which didn’t help with the whole ‘isolated’ thing. However, one day when I was really little. A kid in my neighbourhood showed me the fnaf 1 song, and remember it scaring me to my core. I loved it though, and I became more curious of it. So I looked it up, found/watched Markiplers play through, and joined the fandom just after fnaf 2 came out. Now here I am, years later. In semester 2 of high school grade 11, chilling in my room scattered with fnaf merchandise, re-playing the games. They still scare me, but now it’s more of a oh wow scare, if that makes sense. It inspires me to one day create my own games, and have an impact on people just like fnaf did.

I remember when FNAF was a brand new game people were talking about. I remember it being the first time I was really part of a fandom. I remember staying up late watching Markiplier and Game Theory videos on it. I remember making my own theories. I remember talking about it with my brothers and friends. I remember being excited for the second game, the third game, and then the fourth. But when the fifth game came out, something changed. I don’t know if it was the games or me. But either way, I left the fandom that had been such a huge part of my childhood and early adolescence and hadn’t looked back. Now I’m 20. A lot has changed. I’ve finished school and lost most of the friends I had back then. I’ve even had my own job working with animatronics at Spirit Halloween. I’m almost old enough to drink alcohol. And now FNAF Security Breach is out and all the memories are rushing back to me. I’m watching Mark’s play through as of all the games I missed. It’s like reconnecting with and old friend. It’s taking me back to a time not just of FNAF, but of when my child soul was just getting into fandom and horror. It’s nice to see you, Fredy. My old friend.

My phase started in 2014 (i was 8) when i found the channel "Eleven" (I'm from Poland) i get intrested with the game and the lore. I had one friend that were making theories with (sadly he passed away from cancer in 2017) I watched animations from youtubers like Zajcu37 then i watched all fangames, read all books and i got so excited when i saw the FNAF movie will be in 2018 (I'm still waiting scott 😭) and now I'm here after Security Breach DLC announcement and FNAF+ official trailer. Now I'm 16 in October it will be 8 years since I joined the fandom. I wish i could go back in time when we all though that puppet is the mother of the first 5 kids... I miss those day's it was so simple.

Always was in that phase, never left it. Still love it!❤🎉😂

Seeing everyone else's stories makes me want to share my own, so here goes nothing. I don't remember exactly when I got into FNaF, but I want to say I was probably 12-13 at the time. As soon as I discovered the fandom, I immediately showed it to my mom. Now, something I love about my mother, is that she actually knows how to bond with me. So she and I show each other things we like and usually they're pretty similar. So, when I showed her FNaF, she really liked it. Since we played Minecraft together, she helped me to make a roleplay map, which we had a lot of fun with, being that she would roleplay with me when I was a little kid and to this day, we still have a lot of fun with it! The map wasn't really accurate to the game, it was just several games and fangames compiled together. And eventually, we would remake it multiple times, until we got on a trend of remaking it once per year. We eventually left the FNaF fandom and decided to move onto other things, until 2021, when we decided to try making the map again. This brought back a lot of memories and lead us to eventually get back into the fandom. We now both love the games, music and so on. To be fair, I wish everyone's mother was like mine. In some parts of my life, she was the only person I had, and when she was, I felt like I had someone to talk to. Anyway, this is getting long. To everyone who actually took the time to read this, I hope you've had a good new years.

I CAN FEEL MY HEART BREAKING, MISTAKES IVE BEEN MAKING, IM RUNNING OUT OF PATIENCE TO PRETEND. THIS ISNT HOW ILL LET IT END! IM DONE EXPLAINING. Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, y o u r e g o n n a b u r n w i t h t h e r e s t o f u s

I cant leave my Fnaf phase, I'm cursed to live in it forever.

I'm currently crying so hard right now. This is seriously the most beautiful, well put together collection of Five Nights at Freddy's songs ever. I can't believe how magical it is. That moment at 1:12 truly made me shed a tear. And especially at 6:34, that part was just so heart-touching. Words cannot describe the series of emotions I felt. I absolutely loved the climax; it had insanely excellent detail. Oh, and we can't forget the conclusion. The conclusion was the greatest and saddest ending I have ever heard, better than any of the songs I have listened to. Thank you so much for creating this absolute masterpiece. This is essentially the most important masterpiece in the history of music. It is a tragedy that this, it can't be called a song collection, but a transcendent emotional experience, will be unknown to most. It beautifully encapsulates the human struggle at its core; fear, suspense, nostalgia, horror. It connects with the listeners, individuals haunted by our own childhood fears. It remains vivid, fresh, and revolutionizes the art of songwriting and musical storytelling while making a profound statement on the essence of being human. Entertaining, gripping, and simply exhilarating. This might be the most impactful piece of music I've come across in my life, and I'm definitely coming back to it in the near future to study it more deeply. This is an absolute masterpiece. I was brought to tears listening to these songs countless times. They have absolutely moved my soul, and I don't think I can ever be the same. These songs have changed my entire mental state. I am now at peace with who I am and what I will be doing later in my life. I have forgiven all my enemies, and now I am a person of peace. I will move on, gotta move on, as the songs say. They are so inspirational, truly captivating.

I'm like slightly disappointed yet highly impressed with myself that I remember most of these songs and their lyrics. It's been seven years since this game came out and I'd got sucked into it. I was like 16 or 17 when I found it and it was a awesome distraction from all of the high school stuff. Now that Security Breach is out I've been infected with nothing but nostalgia and it's been fantastic lol.

Sobbing over all of these stories, so thought I might share mine. FNAF came out when I was 8. I was much too young to be online, so things that were popular were literally things that raised me. Markiplier had been my favorite, a true comfort and aspiration. And one day, he posted this random little indie game. Five Nights at Freddy's. At the time, I couldn't even begin to imagine what I was watching grow. FNAF songs, fan videos, fandom, books, and of course, the game were always there as I continued to grow. I found Game Theory because of these games, found Jaiden Animations. My taste in games, in content now is hugely shaped by these games. The songs pack so much nostalgia, even if I do listen to them regularly. I feel just so genuinely grateful to see this fandom booming again and seeing the impact these games have had on others like me.

I've been playing FNAF since the start. I started playing when I was 5. Good memories