Hello! Recently I was scrolling on Twitter as I usually do and I saw a random account repost a really cool video. It was a backroom's found footage video that seemed to be on TikTok and I almost ignored it at first because there's tons of found footage and then I watched the video and I was blown away. I gave it deeper and I figured out there was three entire parts to this amazing found footage series for TikTok and I could not believe that I've never seen it before my life. This is literally some of the best VFX work I've ever seen. Not even joking. So in this video right here I'm gonna be checking it out, doing little reaction to it, kind of analyzing it, breaking it down and all that good stuff. I'm running out of things to say. If you'll enjoy the video, drop a like for your boy. That's for the talkins, get into a showy. So first of all, I want to go over a little bit of the backstory regarding these found footage and who created it and that kind of thing. Creator of these found footage shorts is named Josh VFX over on Twitter and he only has like eight posts. It's like it's a new Twitter. He literally has nine million followers on TikTok and his Twitter is new and he only has three backrooms videos total but one has 72 million views, one has 15 million views and one has 6.4 million views which means this is the more popular series view wise than than K-Pixels because K-Pixels has like 50 million on YouTube which I guess that's crazy because TikTok is a review but still that's a lot of views what I'm trying to say. I cannot get over how amazing this is. I think the quality of these footage is genuinely up there with K-Pixels. Like that's not even a joke, not even like yanking your tail. I think it's true. I've never I mean this is insane. But y'all don't have to believe just me saying that. Let's get into the video. Let's react to it. Also leave a comment telling me if you enjoy it and if you think it's literally amazing like I do I want to see what your input is. All right so this is the first part. This is uploaded on TikTok and Twitter. TikTok first 80 million views almost. Let's see what it's about. Yes music hopefully it's not copyrighted. Please don't do me that way Josh. Okay. Okay. I can see that. That's amazing. Okay, hold on let's examine for a second before I get my channel taken down for copyright. As you can see here just walking down to what looks like a car parking garage or something like that floor B7. Yeah definitely garage maybe I don't know but they find this door they can see the back rooms through it and this is also probably the first footage I've seen personally that has like the phone camera as like the video not like a VHS old recorder. So this is going to be interesting to see. They walk into it and look at the light changes. Look at that. It looks like they literally just walked into it. That is actually crazy. Oh the floor is still there B7. Wow let's go. So they got hoodies on back backs on. Look at the shadows. Look at that. I mean that just looks like it's okay that was the shortest one 20 seconds but it looks like they're just walking around. Look at the shadow on his feet. Look at how it see see how that literally that shadow on my cursor. Watching his foot moves. That is the most real wow. I'm actually just like I'm impressed. I'm not like a blender expert or an editing expert but look at this. It looks like he's running done a hallway in the actual back room is bro. Broke try to jump scare. You think you're funny bro. I was just like the teaser I guess and it went viral so it went it got more parts. Now let's examine the second part to see what's up. All right so this picks up right after the first part. They're galvancing around level zero of course. Let's check this out. Part two. Bro is sprinting. Hold on hold on hold on. This is not a real bet set. It sounds like they're actually walking on the carpet. Listen to that. Here it's not echo that that's attention to detail is crazy. This guy's really talented. Okay the star spangled banner. Bro is dancing. Bro is tackling him. Why are they gonna lift the tile up? Bro I'm convinced I found the real thing. This is insane. That is actually absurd bro. I mean they're interacting with the environment. Ooh lights went off. Why only these lights on. You guys on ahead back? Yeah. Whoa. The lighting looks crazy. Okay he keeps hitting darker. Okay so they didn't find anything in there. A little teaser of course but let's examine that for a second. I please don't click off. Look how they're rolling around. Look at the shadowing. It's just extremely well done. This part right here is just astounding. I've yet to see a fully interactable foul footage like this. Normally the character and the thing is behind the camera not in front and since this is a CGI like the characters aren't it's so much more like I guess it's real. That makes sense. Let me just literally lift the tile up. That is actually wild. And look at the lighting changes. When the lights go off you can see the people get visibly darker in the corners there. You guys on ahead back? Yeah honestly that's a good idea. And the sound and the headphones. It's it sounds it's got like 360 sound. That's wild. All right let's check out the third part and hopefully my yapping stops. This has six million views. It just got uploaded. Now it's pitch black. Ooh that looks like one of the original famous images right there. The image location. They were now reviewing footage that they record on their phone. That is super cool. I like how it's realistic to you know. A rave. I respect the rave. They found the lights. The blending looks amazing. You can see the light bouncing off their clothes. They don't stick out. This literally looks like they're walking in the back rooms. They're lost. They just punched the wall. Maybe we took our own turn. Oh wait guys there's an exit sign right down here. Don't follow the exit signs guys. What are you? Noob. Okay. I got an infinite hallway. All right time to go. Now there's one more part. I guess there was four parts maybe on this Twitter. I'm going to show you that one in a second. Let's just review this one for just a little split second. Look how when they walk in here. They had these flashlights. Look how well the lighting goes for this. For that to be green screen that is literally insanely good lighting. Insanely good VFX. Like actually. I mean this is what like a movie of the back rooms would theoretically look like. I'm in this kind of these kind of effects. I'm just I'm taking a back. The door's not there. Is this where we came from? And watch us go over here. See how we hit the wall right there? It just feels so interacting. Like you can look at it. He just hit the wall. That's crazy. Enough my app and let's go find the last video. Okay and here's the last video. As you can see there is the hallway. There's like an exit back there. Let's check it out. Okay. Wow. Just wow. I want you. I'll worry one in a second but let's just watch through and I'll show you what I mean. That is actually horrifying. I've not heard an entity sound like that. Okay. They're slinging through the walls. Dude. Interaction with the environment makes it so real. It makes it a reality. They're hiding and we'll slit. Yeah bro. We got it trust. Okay. Now they're back to the beginning. I'm just going to mean. Wouldn't this little stick figure breaks down through? Watch how realistic it's hair and body moves. What the fuck is that right there? Do you see that? Did you see that? It literally looks like there's an innate physical flesh and blood being right there and the shadows it's just like this. Look how it's interacting with the environment. The shadows, the ray tracing, the footsteps horrifying and that noise is very unique. I've got they didn't go the typical like like smile or scream and stuff. I feel like a lot of found footage just kind of fall in that trap where they do the same. This is kind of like a muffled like a it sounds like it hurts for it to scream. It gets a pain for it. Really enjoy that but let's just watch this again. I love the sound of the footsteps it makes. That's very terrifying. It's like FIFA fo foam type stuff. It's kind of slow which I respect and look how they slide through this wall here. Look at this. I mean, wow. That is insane. They're leaning against the wall right now. This is the most I've ever seen somebody in a footage or a footage interact with the actual environment. Normally they're kind of just walking through and the environment's interacting with them. These people are taking it to the environment, taking that first step and they're actually interacting with it. This is seriously chef's kiss chef's kiss for editing visual effects and rendering guys. This is insane. So that was all the parts that are available currently of this short form series over on TikTok and Twitter. Go check out Josh VFX. You've seen this amazing work. This is movie quality and I cannot wait to see where this goes. If you want me to react to the next parts that come out if and when they do just let me know in the comments. This is what it's about. I hope that more things like this come out how it's so real and how they're actually living in the back rooms. Normally it's not like it's just them running on hallways or something. This is so real. It's people. You know CGI and edited and green screened into the back rooms and it made it look so real. Stuff movies are made of guys and I could see this being a movie literally. So you've heard my app and you've heard my analysis and breakdown. If you enjoyed it leave a like for the old Brewster. He gets the brutally stamped approval. The back rooms God stamped approval. I approve. Nothing is hiding behind like glitchy grainy VHS effects. It is just pure iPhone camera footage with real people. This is crazy. It's it's viral. Thank you so much for watching. Love and appreciate you all. Tell somebody I love them because life's too short not to and without further dumb enough the video here. Bye bye.