It's Me Mommy

Speedpaint here: youtu.be/pi1yyg7uBc0

Based off of the song It's Been So Long by The Living Tombstone ft. Aviya Dor-Kolan and Orko
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gk-aCL…

This is based off of an interpretation of It's Been So Long that either no one has figured out, or it's really obvious so that's why no one says it. Remember when, in the video, when the Puppet is giving life to the kids? Her son's right there, yet she purposely skips him. I think the Puppet did this because she knew she was going to force the kids to kill the security guards. (There is evidence of this in two songs: "We're poor little souls who have lost all control and are forced here to take that role" and "Is this revenge I am seeking or seeking someone to avenge me"). She didn't want to give her son life because she didn't want him to experience all of the pain and death that would follow once they start killing the security guards. But, in the end of the video, Freddy gives life to her son anyways. I think the Puppet is singing the song as she is watching the arcade machine, and when she's doing that her son comes in and writes "It's me" on the wall as an attempt to let her know that he is a ghost now and is still around.

It's Been So Long is my favorite song ever, not just because of FNAF but because I have a pretty deep emotional connection to the song, having lost a family member myself. It's not like there's a lot of music made about that type of loss. Also, this was the song that got me into FNAF. My friend Elizabeth showed me the video, and I was absolutely terrified the whole time because I was so certain there was going to be a jumpscare at the end. I never wanted to listen to it again and I probably wouldn't have until it got stuck in my head for days on end. I was so annoyed, because I hated the song. To get a song un-stuck out of my head, I need to listen to it again, so I watched the video again. This time, knowing there wasn't a jumpscare, I paid more attention to the video itself and after the song finished I was so confused as to what happened. I started asking Elizabeth questions and more questions, and that's how I got into FNAF.

Textures used (It's kind of hard to see them because the picture is so dark, but they're still there):
Cinder Block Wall 1 by mdpratt
Concrete Basement Wall Texture (used on the upper cinder block portion of the wall) by FantasyStock
Grunge (used on the floor and the checkerboard pattern on the wall) by struckdumb