Some explanation about the music video: The song "Sleep Well" created by CG5 tells the story of "The Hour Of Joy", an incident that occurred at a super advanced toy factory called Playtime Co in the game Poppy Playtime. There is a lyric that is repeated in the song, "In The Hour Of Joy" which refers to "The Hour Of Joy" itself. "The Hour Of Joy" is an incident that occurred 10 years ago according to Poppy Playtime's time setting, this is an incident where the mascots and small toys, among others: Huggy Wuggy, Kissy Missy, Mommy Long Legs, Boxy Boo, Miss Delight, CatNap, the Smiling Critters (toys based on certain animals that have the same big smile), and other little toys that are less certain, rebelled and killed everyone in the factory that day. This is believed to be caused by "The Prototype" the smartess toy with a robotic iron hand, the original form of The Prototype is not yet fully known. CatNap, the big purple cat you see, worships The Prototype as his God, despite The Prototype killing him by piercing his mouth, CatNap is believed to be willing to do so. The red gas released by CatNap is poppy gas which has the ability to make the inhaler hallucinate, fall asleep and have nightmares. The mascot who lost half his body that you see is DogDay, the leader of the Smiling Critters. There are plenty of VHS either in the game or on the official RUclips account of Mob Entertainment, developer of the game Poppy Playtime, which can provide more context about what's going on in the music video.
@@TouchyReactions and also, I forgot to explain some things. All mascots (actually, most of the mascots), created from inhumane experiments by scientists at Playtime Co on orphaned children at Playcare, an underground orphanage with an artificial natural landscape. Meanwhile, it is believed that some of the small toys use adult human subjects, as happened with the Bron VHS uploaded by Mob Entertainment on their official RUclips account. CatNap was a 7 year old boy named Theodore Grambell, one of the orphans at Playcare. After experiments were carried out on him, he was then transformed into one of the Smiling Critters with code name: ”Experiment 1188” with his special ability, red gas. This ability was given so that CatNap could ensure every child slept at night and that no one ran away, as he tried to do before becoming... Well, CatNap. Each mascot has a code name in the form of a combination of 4 numbers, for example The Prototype with the code "Experiment 1006", but not all mascot code names are known, yet. For example, Poppy's code name, she is the deuteragonist in the Poppy Playtime game, which means she is the most important character after the protagonist and antagonist. Speaking of Poppy, she is believed to be the first successful experiment, with genuine human intelligence. In chapter 1, she only appears briefly at the end of the game which makes her role still very vague. In chapter 2, Poppy claims she will help the Player get out of Playtime Co, but betrays the player at the end of the game. In chapter 3, Poppy explains that she needs the player, the figure who is "too perfect to lose." to kill The Prototype and end everything. DogDay himself called the player "Poppy's Angel" when he first met the player. Mascots that do not use children as subjects, for example, are Mommy Long Legs, the main villain in chapter 2, and Daddy Long Legs. Although he only appears as a poster in chapter 2 with Mommy Long Legs and Baby Long Legs, and a skin for Mommy Long Legs in the game Project: Playtime. Another game from Mob Entertainment that was created to fill the gap between chapters 2 and 3 (which seems to have failed somewhat) and is where Boxy Boo first appears. The Prototype also doesn't seem to use child subjects with all that intelligence and cleverness. There is a theory that the subject for The Prototype is Elliot Ludwig, the founder of the Playtime Co factory itself who started the whole Experiment. And the subject Poppy is the daughter of Elliot Ludwig, which means Poppy's goal in the Poppy Playtime game is to kill her own father. It sounds interesting and fun, but it doesn't make sense if we remember the reason why Elliot Ludwig wanted to make all these experiments in his toy factory which was previously a normal toy factory.
@@Faust_000Yeah, the fact that they basically created this orphanage, and used the children for their experiments, the "bigger bodies initiative" putting them through tests of strength and intelligence to pick the best candidate, is just so messed up, especially the more you think about it. And we don't know just how much the character we play as, had to do with the whole thing.
@@TouchyReactionsOh, so the reason DogDay is cut in half and chained up like that, is because he disagreed with what the prototype and Catnap were doing, so Catnap and the other smiling critters did this to him as a punishment. And the orphanage was created in order to use the kids as experiments for the bigger bodies initiative, which is what they call it when they essentially turn the children into large toys. Basically using their body parts and attaching nerves etc, so the toys are made of flesh and....maybe bone? They had these little games for the kids to play that were really used to test the kid's intelligence and strength, etc, to determine who the best candidate for the bigger bodies initiative was. Hope this extra bit of info helps!
His voice is so haunting im in love with it❤ and that chorus, i cant help but sing it " artificial facarde from a fraud of a god, all due to the path that we trod. We just wanted to heal now our nightmares are real, and now we'll never wake up for we've torn apart" ❤❤ so good. Great reaction 😊
This song is an Easter egg in Poppy Playtime Chapter 3 (from a hidden radio)
That's awesome 👌
Some explanation about the music video:
The song "Sleep Well" created by CG5 tells the story of "The Hour Of Joy", an incident that occurred at a super advanced toy factory called Playtime Co in the game Poppy Playtime. There is a lyric that is repeated in the song, "In The Hour Of Joy" which refers to "The Hour Of Joy" itself.
"The Hour Of Joy" is an incident that occurred 10 years ago according to Poppy Playtime's time setting, this is an incident where the mascots and small toys, among others: Huggy Wuggy, Kissy Missy, Mommy Long Legs, Boxy Boo, Miss Delight, CatNap, the Smiling Critters (toys based on certain animals that have the same big smile), and other little toys that are less certain, rebelled and killed everyone in the factory that day.
This is believed to be caused by "The Prototype" the smartess toy with a robotic iron hand, the original form of The Prototype is not yet fully known. CatNap, the big purple cat you see, worships The Prototype as his God, despite The Prototype killing him by piercing his mouth, CatNap is believed to be willing to do so.
The red gas released by CatNap is poppy gas which has the ability to make the inhaler hallucinate, fall asleep and have nightmares. The mascot who lost half his body that you see is DogDay, the leader of the Smiling Critters.
There are plenty of VHS either in the game or on the official RUclips account of Mob Entertainment, developer of the game Poppy Playtime, which can provide more context about what's going on in the music video.
Thanks for the help 🙂
@@TouchyReactions and also, I forgot to explain some things.
All mascots (actually, most of the mascots), created from inhumane experiments by scientists at Playtime Co on orphaned children at Playcare, an underground orphanage with an artificial natural landscape. Meanwhile, it is believed that some of the small toys use adult human subjects, as happened with the Bron VHS uploaded by Mob Entertainment on their official RUclips account.
CatNap was a 7 year old boy named Theodore Grambell, one of the orphans at Playcare. After experiments were carried out on him, he was then transformed into one of the Smiling Critters with code name: ”Experiment 1188” with his special ability, red gas. This ability was given so that CatNap could ensure every child slept at night and that no one ran away, as he tried to do before becoming... Well, CatNap.
Each mascot has a code name in the form of a combination of 4 numbers, for example The Prototype with the code "Experiment 1006", but not all mascot code names are known, yet. For example, Poppy's code name, she is the deuteragonist in the Poppy Playtime game, which means she is the most important character after the protagonist and antagonist.
Speaking of Poppy, she is believed to be the first successful experiment, with genuine human intelligence. In chapter 1, she only appears briefly at the end of the game which makes her role still very vague. In chapter 2, Poppy claims she will help the Player get out of Playtime Co, but betrays the player at the end of the game. In chapter 3, Poppy explains that she needs the player, the figure who is "too perfect to lose." to kill The Prototype and end everything. DogDay himself called the player "Poppy's Angel" when he first met the player.
Mascots that do not use children as subjects, for example, are Mommy Long Legs, the main villain in chapter 2, and Daddy Long Legs. Although he only appears as a poster in chapter 2 with Mommy Long Legs and Baby Long Legs, and a skin for Mommy Long Legs in the game Project: Playtime. Another game from Mob Entertainment that was created to fill the gap between chapters 2 and 3 (which seems to have failed somewhat) and is where Boxy Boo first appears. The Prototype also doesn't seem to use child subjects with all that intelligence and cleverness.
There is a theory that the subject for The Prototype is Elliot Ludwig, the founder of the Playtime Co factory itself who started the whole Experiment. And the subject Poppy is the daughter of Elliot Ludwig, which means Poppy's goal in the Poppy Playtime game is to kill her own father. It sounds interesting and fun, but it doesn't make sense if we remember the reason why Elliot Ludwig wanted to make all these experiments in his toy factory which was previously a normal toy factory.
@@Faust_000Yeah, the fact that they basically created this orphanage, and used the children for their experiments, the "bigger bodies initiative" putting them through tests of strength and intelligence to pick the best candidate, is just so messed up, especially the more you think about it. And we don't know just how much the character we play as, had to do with the whole thing.
@@TouchyReactionsOh, so the reason DogDay is cut in half and chained up like that, is because he disagreed with what the prototype and Catnap were doing, so Catnap and the other smiling critters did this to him as a punishment.
And the orphanage was created in order to use the kids as experiments for the bigger bodies initiative, which is what they call it when they essentially turn the children into large toys. Basically using their body parts and attaching nerves etc, so the toys are made of flesh and....maybe bone?
They had these little games for the kids to play that were really used to test the kid's intelligence and strength, etc, to determine who the best candidate for the bigger bodies initiative was.
Hope this extra bit of info helps!
@@Chiller-pc1dvwell the other Smiling Critters didn’t help Catnap either but he just killed them, for some reason he kept Dogday alive
His voice is so haunting im in love with it❤ and that chorus, i cant help but sing it " artificial facarde from a fraud of a god, all due to the path that we trod.
We just wanted to heal now our nightmares are real, and now we'll never wake up for we've torn apart" ❤❤ so good. Great reaction 😊
It's poetry
@@TouchyReactions yes that chorus lives in my head rent free ☺️ GERT LUSH 👍
The games amazing would recommend you watch some footage etc
Thank you 😊
that's... not the official music video. the official one is one the mob entertainment youtube channel
Nice reaction buddy, I would highly recommend you to watch some gameplay about the game, you would like it. Greetings from Mexico ✌️
Ok thanks!
Lol I hope someone can explain the context
Great song though
I preffered the animations from Mob entertainments version personally