Just my opinion but I love how ANTIVIST has become the song. The fact that Oliver invited members of two of some of the most talented bands of our generation and delivered ferocious performances on multiple occasions makes my heart beat faster. There’s no gatekeeping with him in regards to creative performances and processes, and the amount of love he’s got for his friends is gigantic. And how could we forget Diamonds Aren’t Forever with Olli Appleyard and Obey with Yungblud. Bring Me the Horizon is making so many statements and sharing so much positive energy and vibes. You can’t help but catch that joy and happiness.
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I’m gonna put this out there now… I’ve been shipping them in my Non-Cursed Eda AU (that I’ll eventually write 💀)
Don’t hate me 🙀
Camila was too scared to move on after all these years but Luz assures her that it’s ok and that she has Manny’s blessing. (Luz got a chance to meet with Manny in her brief visit to the afterlife. There is nothing he wants more than for his family to be happy, even when he himself is gone.) Yet nothing could prepare Luz for the person her mother took a fancy to.
Olly Porter to Meadow Park: “Our family tree is so jacked up… I can’t tell if Luz is my cousin or my aunt at this point…!”
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I remember the first day I watched game theory, I was around eight or nine. My best friend Asra had come over to hang out. Me and Asra loved fnaf, we had been obsessed since it came out. Watching dumb fan videos like circleteen, and I'm banana skits with the anamatronics as the cast. We even shipped the anamatronics, cut us some slack, we were really young when it first started.
And then we had just finished some video, i can't remember what it was. And then we saw an eye catching thumbnail in the next section
"Game theory: FNAF, The clue that SOLVES five nights at freddy's!"
Yep. The first theory me and my best friend watched, was dream theory. We were blown away, I mean we knew barebones lore at that time. And by bare bones I mean bare bones. We were so fascinated that we kept watching, clicking every video of his we could find.
Even after Asra left, I was still watching. And we never really stopped, as we got older we still watched, not just FNAF we watched all of them!
Of course, our FNAF hyperfixation ended eventually. But we didn't stop watching. We grew up but we didn't stop. In truth, I'm not sure if Asra watches him anymore, but whenever I'm drawing or sketching, I turn game theory on. Because I know il enjoy it, I know il love the theory regardless of how good the actual theory is.
I knew a lot of people didn't like Matpat. All the rumors of homophobia, transphobia, and probably more, I don't know about. I remember my older brother told me not to watch him because he ruined games. I didn't listen. I actively ignored him, and I don't regret it one bit.
I almost cried watching that video, and I want to cry.
Because while i don't know Matpat, he's not my friend. He's a part of my childhood, a large part. And him leaving feels like another gut punch, just like after I watched the FNAF movie. The gut punch that I couldn't avoid forever. Things change
And that concept still horrifies me. Because I know that things are going to keep changing, and that my childhood is going to leave. And that's okay.
Because Matpat deserves to leave, he always has. Him and Steph deserve the world. I hope Ollie grows up to be someone amazing. I hope their life is wonderful, because they made mine so happy. They made my bad days at school fade away when I got the notification that a new fnaf game theory was up.
So with this post i want to say thank you. Thank yoy Matthew, thank you for making my interests feel less stupid and more cool, thank you for donating to so many charities, thank yoy for making SO many peoples lives better. Thank you for being you.
And with all that said, this is just a goodbye. A proper goodbye, and cut.
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