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Me still uploading Backrooms videos almost 3 years later..

no I am not tired of them but it is a trend, and people will find something new. I will not and will hyperfixate, but most will move on and enjoy the rare moments they see it again.

I still enjoy liminal spaces and don't feel tired, but I can see how they might feel less interesting if you see pictures of very similar or the same places many times. What brings up new interest in liminal spaces is discovering new and unique ones, especially in unexpected places. And taking a break and getting into it again after a while definitely helps in keeping up the interest, liminality is a feeling after all that can be evoked by many different and unexpected places. Glad you keep liminal spaces as a main topic of your channel, you build up a community of liminal space enthusiasts, keep up the great content bro 👍

No. Next Question. Keep making videos.

I still love liminal spaces. My problem with the current liminal space lovers is the fact that they always try to make them into some sort of creepy pasta or analog horror. Also the fact that they try to take blurred out screenshots of SpongeBob and Minecraft and call them “liminal space” when those completely miss the point of actual liminal space. And finally, we aren’t getting any new photos from what I’ve seen. Just cgi rooms or re-edited versions of older liminal spaces

I'm tired of looking at liminal spaces through a screen however, actually finding them in person is an addicting feeling, and I can't get enough of them

Liminal spaces are my Obsession! Heck, I have an entire Instagram account dedicated to it! I couldn’t see myself getting tired of it. It is a huge part of my life

Ever since the pandemic happened and the backrooms were spawned into the realm of fiction I've had a fascination with the concept of being completely alone in an endless maze of familiarity. With social anxiety and no friends I could visit in the real world the loneliness I felt was sort of comfortable when paired with the idea of the Liminal, the concept of Kenopsia. Four years later and I feel I am still trapped in the fictional world of a time long past, and a time yet to come. It's hard to connect with another person on an emotional level because I'm so used to feeling numb and distant, so I like to build empty worlds designed for people, but lacking people. It's a bittersweet endeavor to have only myself to talk to, to understand, in these worlds. I have become a ghost in my own machine. Stay dreaming, the real world isn't ready for you. ✨

"are we tired of liminal spaces?" what year are we in? did I get transported back to 2021? I cannot believe this is a real video lol

Great Video:) What is the game being played at the start? Thanks:)

We will never get over liminal spaces. The older we get, the more liminality we will feel.

Empty space: Exists The smartphone generation, suddenly not overstimulated by screaming influencers, pop-up ads, and music blasting in the background: "W-wHAT IS THIS WEIRD FEELING???"

Cyberpunk is pretty much done to death now too. I've always liked cyberpunk so I'm not going to get tired of it but it's still feeling a bit worn even for me. I haven't even played the 2077 game yet. Time for everyone to move on to frutiger aero nostalgia?

3:01 why the fuck did that actually get me

i also feel like how open you are to experiencing the nostalgia and the eerie peace of liminal spaces depends on where you are mentally; at least it seems to be like that for me that in context that since the pandemic and its bigger effects have ended we are all forced into functioning within this fast paced life seems to drain people from the ability to just Sit With Feelings sometimes.

problem is that people just milked so much out of them that it kind of lost the original meaning, like when u search abt liminal spaces u often see a random instagrammer wanting to show themselves in a liminal space ruining the whole composition. when people add stuff it lose the liminal feeling and maybe this happens because the general population really hate the emptiness and want to fill with something. also many liminal spaces are from either europe or USA and theres little explorations of countries outside of this, here in brazil theres lots of landscapes but almost nobody takes pictures of these liminal spaces to share online. i myself am someone that always take a picture whenever i got the chance and maybe i could share with u somewhere so u can talk abt some places here and in other countries. gosh north korea is a museum of liminality.

Really enjoyed hearing your perspective on this phenomenon. Thanks for sharing this. :)

Liminal spaces were mainly buildings from the 70s or before that scared Zoomers

This is such a good video. I've always loved liminal spaces and I'm still working on a game on Roblox for 2 years about the liminal space concept. Although I've gotten pretty desensitized, sometimes it hits me. My mum and dad watch lots of movies and in those movies I hear about them talking about liminal spaces sometimes in 2024. Liminality is known globally, and liminal spaces will never die

13:31 That's from Edward Scissorhands. The Shining movie and Twin Peaks tv show had some eerie liminal type shots.

Even during the peak of liminal spaces, I only ever actively seeked out content containing them, when certain specific conditions where met, one of which being that I was feeling anxious or nostalgic. In the beginning they did give me the usual feeling one has when looking at them, but over time they started giving off an oddly comforting feel, that I can't really explain. It just felt wrong, consuming liminal space content all the time. Now backrooms content is a whole other paragraph, I could write, but I'm not gonna. I'm just not.🙃

My favorite part was when Japan says "That was the most Japan I ever Japaned"

I'm not tired of Liminal Spaces but tired of serving in the Army... 😢 Great video as always shooks👍

I will never tire of liminal spaces, sure with its popularity comes oversaturation of the topic, and most people who enjoyed it as a fad have already moved on. I'm always interested in strange nostalgic spaces, dreamy locations and abandoned buildings. Also what music did you use in this video? i liked the one at 9:30

agree, problem with the backrooms especially and many liminal spaces is that ive seen them so much I dont feel liminal no more

Shokey do you have a list of all the music used in the video??

I think i still sort of like them. But I don't think i've come across them a while in my personal instagram algorithm. Usually the place where I see them in my for you page is via one of those 90s/80s core pages or places that say liminal something. And I think all the time the images of those empty creepy peaceful spaces of those eras always have that one song...You know the one? I can't recall the title. I never bothered to look it up. 😅But hope you know the one I mean. I kind of assume this song just became the default social code/meme for whenever you wanted to refer that something was a liminal space or some kind of cozy late 80s early 90s core thing meant to evoke a sense of nostalgia. wait, I FOUND IT! it was called: scizzie - aquatic ambience this was the song for a majority of the nostalgia 80s/90s liminal space core videos that I assumed were the main standard for that sort of genre.

7:21 (...it felt kind of wrong) I kind of felt the opposite with the reduction of people. For me it felt really peaceful and relaxing for once. Due to high traffic being the area I frequented was known for, it actually felt nice to have a break from the high population and major traffic for once. And actually being able to get where I needed to go at a decent time and having a smooth drive.

So long as there are fresh ideas/art out there, I'm always down for more. Much like Vaporwave, I haven't tired of it one bit; going on 10 years now (or thereabouts) -- Great upload.

I still enjoy liminal space, just not as much as I did 3 to 4 -ish years ago. during my obsession with liminal spaces, I absolutely loved your content.

They make me tired but im not tired of them

no

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We've more or less heard this for years, now. Liminal spaces work when you happen upon them organically. When you're at the point where your main creative output is a variation of a variation of a variation of a subtype, except YOUR version has YOUR idea of a creepy monster stuffed into it; that's really not liminal at all, anymore. It's left liminality and it's slipped into standard Horror, or general-purpose worldbuilding. Consider Control and its main locale, The Oldest House. I've heard the place being called liminal, but the fact is it isn't. There isn't a single place on Earth that looks exactly like The Oldest House - especially not in Manhattan, where its containing building is said to be located. It has elements we'd recognize from the real world - Brutalist design, sterile Mid-Century corporate or institutional design - but assembled in a way that doesn't even try to approach Reality as we know it. Real liminal spaces always have the sense that they're just a step away from being real - or once WERE real at some other point in time. Levels in the Backrooms that lean on urban or suburban settings, or on stretches of open countryside, are a lot more convincing and properly liminal than, say, levels that take schoolyard aesthetics, flip a switch and then suggest that Something Out There Wants to Kill You. Simply put, we've long since left liminality behind and now have several creators that basically lean quite hard into what I'll call Blender Porn. They make really impressive videos and co-opting the trend is going to give them one heck of a VFX portfolio - but their stuff is hardly liminal at all, anymore.

did you use music from the elden ring dlc in this video? based as

if you take a break from looking at liminal spaces for a while then when you rerdiscover it, it's a cool feeling.

were not tired of them, but most popular youtubers are spreading misinformation about what it is, apraently you aswell in the intro of this video, and the actual liminal is not as popular because its not as scary

No, I am not tired of liminal spaces lmfao. urbex is an excellent form of it that has been popular for quite some time. People just need to not copy or do low effort stuff.

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Love the video

thank you shookey ^^ missed this kind of content

Bro I’m never tired of these

I wouldn't say people are tired of it but the initial boom in 2021/2022 has definitely passed. I'd say if anything it's having a little bit of a comeback. I think a lot of people got kinda burned out of it for a couple years just because of all the junk and bad horror crap, but I think it'll kinda persist as its own ongoing kinda niche thing with its fans sharing and experiencing art, including its various other facets like weirdcore and yeah i guess even the horror stuff. It's just a consistently cozy thing to come back to when you can find the right things. Not all styles and subjects are for everyone of course, and it's also not reasonable for someone to have the same interest all the time. it may come in and out, maybe just different depending on the day/time/mood/whatever. I find a modern pattern with liminal spaces over the past year or so is a heavy lean in to the "nostalgic", which I dunno, just isn't very much the right feeling for me. It's always going to be someone else's home or bedroom or school or whatever. The best ones were the ones where it is almost kinda generic enough that it's more in to that territory of "a bit weird or off", or even is just weird or off in some way such that you take a moment to notice it because something isn't quite right. Obviously there's nothing wrong with the purely nostalgic side of it, but I'm just not a very nostalgic person, so it's not for me, so it would be nice to more easily find other things. I can appreciate style and architecture from a previous time not because it's from that time, but because there is something notably different or strange about it. Overall, I think it's just such a fundamental part of our experience on some level to have some feeling about an unusual place or a familiar place in an unusual state or just a place with some kind of unique character to it that gives it a particular feeling that I think this whole thing will probably be around for a long time to some degree, even if it's defined in some different way. It's just become more mainstream that some kind of acknowledgement of this phenomenon is made. Also a few weeks ago i was listening to slowed down mystery meat abstract map too haha.

No not at all. I am still favored with Liminal Spaces. It calms me a lot and i enjoy them. Sometimes if there's a chance, i visit them somewhere. When are you gonna do a stream again?

0:59 oh my god I feel so honored thank you so much for using that blender render I made