[I AM IN NEED OF HELP] Howdy partners, enjoy the movie 🍿 This was a really long journey but finally after 8 months I got this video done. I hope I was able to deliver something that lives up to the legacy this level left behind. As you can see with this video we introduced a big change from 2d to 3d. I learned Blender and Unity for this and I truly believe that 3d will allow me to express myself better going forward. However, making videos is hard enough as it is so we are looking for paid additional help to refine and stylize the character + work flow. If you have any experience with Blender + modeling characters for video games, or if you are a 2d artist who would be able to quickly sketch up new ideas and concepts please join my Discord server and shoot me a private message. (Please include pictures of past projects so we can judge who would be a good fit) I'd love to gather a team of enthusiasts who want to help me push technology to its limits. I have no clue how many people will be interested in this so I'll edit this comment the moment we found who we are looking for. [CLOSED, WE FOUND WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR] Thank you so much for taking time out of your day to watch my videos. It means the world to me. A late merry christmas and a happy new year, - Sam

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

Also if I see one of you brats point out the typo's and mistakes in the video I will personally come over and steal your doormat I haven't slept in 2 days

@samueltran3682

Жыл бұрын

I have the same name

@hyperdrive129

Жыл бұрын

@@Samifying jokes on you i have a spare one

@violynos5775

Жыл бұрын

i could help since i like people and i like tech :D

@TryingToBeHooman

Жыл бұрын

pp

Having silent clubstep explained to me by a 3D moving furry is something I didn’t know I needed so much and was very well executed i will eagerly be awaiting more

@Bitter.Bitter

Жыл бұрын

that's what i'm saying

@Isakube

Жыл бұрын

that's what i'm saying

@jamesdamuluan8154

Жыл бұрын

This is something Colon couldn't do. Being 3D

@tetradnello690

Жыл бұрын

I thought you're done

@mezzo99

Жыл бұрын

that’s what I’m saying *falls from chair*

Popcorn? acquired. Blanket? wrapped in a burrito. Lights? dimmed. Vibes? Immaculate. Yup. It's video watchin time.

@Iosewinner

Жыл бұрын

wtf aeon comment with no likes

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

ENJOY THE MOVIE 🍿❤

@theoboueid6450

Жыл бұрын

Hotel?

@TheGalaxyWings

Жыл бұрын

@@theoboueid6450 Mario

@synexiasaturnds727yearsago7

Жыл бұрын

@@TheGalaxyWings guys like this dude's comment more it has slightly more thought put into it

Okay that bit with the "draw a circle" chalkboard may be the funniest bit I've ever seen in a youtube video

@Samifying

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!! ❤️

@Yoshistar238

3 ай бұрын

For real 😂

I am utterly astonished that this hour-long documentary about seemingly the simplest and least interesting game you could think of has cracked my top 5 best videos of all time list. There is this untouchable level of elegance within that most others, many of which being quite famous in their own right, simply cannot achieve. It's all brought to life in some of the most gorgeous editing and transitions in any video i've ever seen. The way frames phase into each other with every change of topic, or pulsate outwards to a new clip of gameplay, is absolutely enthralling every time. Not even mentioning the vastly upgraded graphics to your avatar and its backgrounds. It really makes this video in particular feel so much more special in comparison. This is the kind of editing i'd like to see in every video commentary. Of course, good animation and editing by themselves don't make a compelling piece of art. An engaging story is obviously the most important attribute to get right, and i'd argue this is where the video's greatest quality lies. I'm not going to mince words here: this is, without a doubt, the best video game story ever told on this platform (and by "video game story", I mean a story about others playing the video game) which is really impressive, considering the game literally boils down to "pressing the button at the right time". It goes to show how well a good storyteller can make you invested in what at first seems to be the simplest of topics. And investing it truly is. Silent Clubstep was the perfect level to dedicate an entire video to, especially one of this quality, despite how simple it would look to a newer player compared to the modern levels we see today. This is why i'd argue that identity is the most important thing a level needs to be remembered, even more so than aesthetics or raw difficulty (lookin' at you, Avernus). It was the infamy so perfectly explained and hyped up throughout the first half of the video that made it so different from other levels. What set it apart from levels like Cataclysm, Bloodbath, Sonic Wave, Tartarus or Slaughterhouse wasn't just its difficulty, but just the fact that it was Silent Clubstep. I doubt it would've taken so many years to start seeing progress if people didn't have those infamous choke points like the Straight Fly, The Dual, or The 8 Jumps Of Hell constantly looking down on them, seemingly unreachable in their impossibility (which, in the case of those layered orbs, was actually true for the longest time). Speaking of, those individual sections are another reason why this level is so interesting to talk about. When you play Silent Clubstep, you aren't just playing Silent Clubstep. You're playing the Straight Fly, the Orb Spam (that abominable jump after the orb spam), the face-melting ship speeds, the layered orbs, that godawful dual, the eight jumps of hell, and the invisible memory maze that goes on for WAY too long, all of them being in almost complete darkness. Not even just the sections themselves, but the way they're placed in the level is seemingly tailor-made to psychologically condition the playerbase to look on it in fear. With that evil straight fly near the beginning to instantly crush your motivation (but not too close so you couldn't just throw attempts at it until it broke) and the memory maze at the end to play with your nerves and make you choke, it almost feels like the level has it's own malevolent conciseness, with the sole purpose of breaking it's players down to the bone. Or at least, that’s what it feels like through the lens of your masterful storytelling. It’s exactly like you said at 42:10: levels with specific sections that overshadow everything around them with their difficulty feel so much more meaningful, and give its best players something to fight toward, something for its rallying observers to cheer for. I would absolutely agree that that is the most magical part of this community. Each of these horrifying sections are all given the fear, respect and detail they deserve in the video, to the point that they almost feel like their own independent levels. Heck, for The Eight Jumps Of Hell, that actually happened. All in all, this level was the perfect subject for a video, but it’s not the only factor that makes this story so perfect. After all, what’s an impossible challenge without the brave souls that take it on, not despite its difficulty, but BECAUSE of it? Breaking The Wall and onward is what changes this story from great to downright phenomenal. Several top players collaborating to push the limits of human domination in a game (usually through speedrunning) is an incredibly cool story by itself, but 10 of the best players in the world pushing themselves and each other to just beat the level in the first place, especially one with this level of history and infamy? That is something really special. Unlike most impossible level verifications, which feel like a race between top players for the victory, this one is portrayed as a genuine team effort against the level itself, with everyone building off of each others success to push progress further. Zobros’s presentation that first pushed the level into the limelight, heralding what would later lead to a renaissance of improvement. Just as important, if a bit less flashy, were Emirate, Error and Earthrex’s determination providing hope in the early days, clawing forward percent after percent after percent through the years when the Straight Fly still stood tall. Once Icedcave and Sailent updated the level, Septagon took up the mantle alongside Error and Icedcave, actually giving Silent Clubstep a run for its money. And not soon after, Hyperbola would at long last pull out the sledgehammer and break through the demonic Straight Fly in what is without a doubt the best and most powerful scene in the video. The explosion of bright colors against the dark background as Hyperbola exits the Straight Fly, with the beautiful violin building to its climax, make for such a moving and magical moment. There is only one word that comes to mind at this part, and that’s CINEMA. Also, how the HELL have I gone this far without mentioning the music? Every track sells the emotion of the story perfectly, whether it be the fun and almost mechanical themes during the explanation of its worst choke points, the somber importance of its histories biggest milestones, the energetic rush of adrenaline as so many top players threw attempt after attempt after attempt at the wall of Silent Clubstep, in the hopes that the next might finally be the one to break it down. Every track suits its placement just as well as in the SpaceUK duology. After seeing how the level haunted so many of the older players, watching Hyperbola single-handedly stand up to this behemoth, taking it apart segment after segment, feels so cathartic after everything we’ve seen of the level. Hyperbola almost feels like a personification of how much the community had improved over the years, acting as the pioneer for others to rise up in his stead, as well as maybe the best player overall between everyone here, going from that monumental 11%, to 9-25%, to 48-100%, and finally, the mind-boggling 24-100%, completely skipping a four-segment run. Beyond just progress, he also drew in so much attention to the Silent Clubstep grind, which I can imagine only inspired more people to take up the cause and take Silent Clubstep on themselves. Among these players was Vision, who would compete with Hyperbola for the deepest playthrough, and Paqoe, who would dominate the level’s most infamous section, and later, lead the final push to 100%. (KZread thought this was too long, so I continued it in replies)

@mr.lantern1111

2 ай бұрын

This second half is absolutely the best part of the video. Everything from the editing to the colors to the music to even the small clips of euphoria from the players masterfully puts the viewer in the shoes of the younger community, suddenly realizing that this monster that had loomed over them for almost 7 years suddenly didn’t seem so untouchable. Vision and Hyperbola’s tug-of-war of PB’s was interesting enough, but the moment Paqoe jumped in and beat them both to the world’s first drop run took it to a whole new level. (also, I didn’t mention it before, but the comedy is very strong throughout the video, my favorite joke is your constant hatred of the physics engine-hretz correspondence). The Last Battle is some of the most exhilarating content out there, with Vision, Hyperbola and Paqoe all coming together to finally put Silent Clubstep to rest. From 25 to 27 to 31 to 65, all backdropped by the incredible gt3 race menu OST, the perfect track for the hypest montage (I’ve also heard it utilized by Summoning Salt in speedrunning montages. You, my friend, are a man of good taste). Every moment, every percent, every inch of progress made feels so powerful, from “I made it to the drop” all the way up to that f***ing beautiful “Level Verified” screen at the exact 1:00:00 mark. The radiant white perfectly contrasting the pitch blackness of the level we’ve seen for the last hour. It really says a lot about a level when, after almost 9 years of difficulty power creep, it still sits in the top 3 of the demonlist, (Avernus isn’t real, Avernus can’t hurt you) beating out hundreds of level that came before and after it. This is one of those videos that just doesn’t feel real. I’m shuddering to think about how much effort must have gone into crafting every aspect of this perfect story. There really isn’t a single thing I can critique about it, and I cannot praise its best qualities enough. I think it’s gonna stay in my top 3 favorite video ever for a long, long time (if you’re wondering, the other two are Super Eyepatch Wolf’s “What the Internet did to Garfield” and Moxie2D’s “100 Days in a Pokemon Nuzloke”). It’s the kind of video that makes KZread feels like the medium of artistry its meant to be. It’s the kind of video that deserves this level of praise.

@Samifying

2 ай бұрын

@@mr.lantern1111 Thank you so much for your comment and the super thanks!!!! There's nothing better than having your hard work be recognized. Thank you!

@MsWerbock

24 күн бұрын

i aint readiin allat

as a gd player of 7-8 years, this is the most shocking thing ive witnessed. Silent Clubstep, long clickbaited and revered as impossible and hard actually being beaten is so stupidly impressive to me. Its crazy.

@b48292

Жыл бұрын

yoo horizon i love ur vids :)

@YosheMC

Жыл бұрын

Yo

@infrences

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I remember you talking abt nine circles on somebody’s stream or vid or smth like a year ago, didn)t expect you to be here lol

@H3XED_OwO

Жыл бұрын

Yo it's the Minecraft server exploit & lag machine guy

@Piflle

Жыл бұрын

Ofc horizon is a gd player

Thank you so much for inviting me to help with this, and for presenting the journies of me and my friends in an accurate, and well-crafted manner! Outstanding work!

@gqc888

Жыл бұрын

real

@LRexx

Жыл бұрын

real

@gdfra4733

Жыл бұрын

The man himself

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP

@mr_chillman8769

Жыл бұрын

hey, it's the funny guy..

your little OC scenes are insanely well done. I'm so glad you figured out how to express yourself in this way, it's what i want to see

@iinkstain

4 ай бұрын

I want to add that I am a 2d animator who's very familiar with blender, and would like to see this community of yours!

Bro really put Hollywood level of editing on a full hour long video about a single GD level, bruh how dedicated can you be? I wish I had half your motivation, that was really well made!

@meltedspaceogd123

8 ай бұрын

4:06 this was funny

This is a masterpiece. This video is everything I love about KZread and Video Games in one package. The editing is flawless, and how your personality shines through it too. I've seen Netflix documentaries that are not as detailed and well produced as this. This has motivated me to push myself as a video editor and player again. Thank you for making this :)

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU SO MUCH

@catalixshorts9006

Жыл бұрын

hello friend how lovely you are

@bwfuPOG

Жыл бұрын

YOOOOOO ECHO WASSUP BRO

@HappyManOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Yo Echo donated

@boxheead2585

Жыл бұрын

4:21 bro thinks he’s Walter white 💀

The effort you put into these videos are amazing and somehow they get better each time. Couldn't of asked a better person to do this historic level justice.

@LoafyNeverClear

Жыл бұрын

Holy [Crap] its the clubstep man Ok seriously tho you're crazy man

@herobrine8763og

Жыл бұрын

:0

@aleksey6151

Жыл бұрын

Slay this behemoth Vision!!

@zephyr_7412

Жыл бұрын

hey man, are we gonna see any progress on the final unnerfed version at all? bc if so please respond :) you’re a legend

@zVision_

Жыл бұрын

@@zephyr_7412 in a long time maybe, don't expect any soon. just got a new mouse and wanna grind out the actual version first

BRO THE AUDIO DESIGN AT THE VERIFICATION CLIP IS LEGENDARY

Well, as a 1.9 player and former top 50. It just gives me chills to see this; I don’t even believe HOW RECENT this is as well. This community is something else entirely

@anotsspaenORGINAL

4 ай бұрын

its not even 1.9 i think

@lekhanh20100

4 ай бұрын

@@anotsspaenORGINAL created in 1.8 but released in 1.9

@anotsspaenORGINAL

3 ай бұрын

yeah thats what i meant @@lekhanh20100

I have no idea what to say after watching this man. You never miss. Thank you for the incredible entertainment; the effort you put into your content is unmatched

@Wulzy

Жыл бұрын

i agree but ratio

@IBeatRetray2

Жыл бұрын

@@Wulzy how are you gonna do her dirty like that.

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU JUNIIII 😭❤️

@falingo

Жыл бұрын

@@Wulzy 21% of people voted for you in the gd awards + l bozo

@Faasquit

Жыл бұрын

💀

2 minutes in and the quality is insane bro, I can't imagine how long it took you to make this and learn how to make it aswell 👏

@basukirahmat3491

Жыл бұрын

Wth

@basukirahmat3491

Жыл бұрын

Hey the king

@Somedude7689

Жыл бұрын

sam comments on a sam video?? what is this madness

@TaimuresuX

2 ай бұрын

It took 7-8 months

I will fully support works of art at this level of quality. Never have I even felt so emotional to a video before and YOU did the best job to explaining every tiny detail to someone who is new to the game. GD is a game has so much art and I always wished someone to make an in dept video on all the amazing stuff the community has done. This video is something I would spend at least $10 to see. Your editing and style will inspires others now and years down the line. Cant wait to see more one of a kind content.

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Welkin!!! ❤️

These levels in the beginning look so good. Probably better graphics and details than half of modern movies. Extremely impressive.

It is insane to see how your content has grown throughout your channel's existence. Your documentary style videos are honestly some of the best thing that has come out of the Geometry Dash community ever! Thank you so much for your dedication to Geometry Dash and its history, and have a great day! 🥰

Samifying literally carrying the gd community by the quality of his videos, nothing else can really be said, the well edited and easy to understand nature of these videos encourage people who don't usually play gd to get into the game and its vast and friendly(sometimes) community, and if this keeps going on imagine how many new faces would appear throughout the entire games history all of this happening just at the brink of a new update truly breathtaking what this community can do at its full potential. ❤️❤️

59:59 one of the most greatest moments in gaming history

Never in my life would i have thought that i would be watching a 1 hour long essay video about a difficult level that made history in a cube game, all while being narrated by a furry. But tbh if you see this Sam, huge congrats on the video, its fantastic :D, new sub from France!

All songs in order: 0:00 dawn of hope - metro exodus 0:43 chrono trigger - corridors of time 1:26 metro ost - fishermans polka 2:05 mont dor - city of miracles 3:17 creo - worlds 4:05 conkers bad fur day - sloprano 5:17 heart in a bottle - metro 6:20 stalker guitar soundtrack - campfire songs 7:55 creo - aurora (credit missing) 8:40 main theme - metro last night 9:30 c418 - septic shock 11:11 battleblock theater - menu theme 13:45 c418 - beton 19:25 professor layton - 05 labyrinth 21:50 dark souls - majula 22:46 chrono trigger - secret of the forest 25:25 never forgive me - silent hill 28:00 echoes of the past - metro last night 29:00 separated by the storm - ori and the will of the wisps 31:50 c418 - septic shock 33:30 ib - main theme 34:50 dkc2 - stickerbush symphony 36:40 metro 2033 - main theme 38:50 metro - into sunset 40:38 skyrim - streets of white run 43:15 destiny 2 - journey 45:00 far lone sails - colored engine 47:50 a shine upon inkwater marsh - ori and the will of the wisps 50:50 ftl - rockmen 53:15 gt3 - race menu 55:35 patricia taxxon - wavetable 57:45 never cry no matter what - sonic ost 58:13 conker live and reloaded - conker the king (reprise) 1:00:20 sea of thieves - maiden voyage 1:01:30 chrono trigger - corridor of time 1:04:55 sea of thieves - the summoning (credit missing)

@meino6465

Жыл бұрын

Yoooo nice!

@lnflixity

Жыл бұрын

thanks a lot!

@iisklz_492

Жыл бұрын

seperated by the strom *

@casualwaterenjoyer

Жыл бұрын

@@iisklz_492 The spelling in my list is correct i just checked

@iisklz_492

Жыл бұрын

@@casualwaterenjoyer I was kidding hahaha it's misspelled in the video

I will never get over how much your content impresses me. All of the buildup and beautiful storytelling left me tearing up watching the first completion. While my prime dashing days are long gone, in both relevance and playing skill, your content really makes me proud to have been a part of any of it at all. Exceptional work.

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU ❤

@yaywippee

Жыл бұрын

@@Samifying hi good video, but how will this affect the fact that rape isnt legal in texas

@LRexx

Жыл бұрын

@@yaywippee hey isnt that the top comment on silent circles

@yaywippee

Жыл бұрын

@@LRexx hi you're correct, but how will this affect the fact that racism is technically legal

@ncore1324

Жыл бұрын

Your legacy lives on, csx.

This is one of the most well edited videos I've ever watched. I loved all the little details that gave the video so much more life and all the little skits in between. A lot of those had me laughing a ton throughout the whole video. Been binge watching a lot of videos on GD history to catch up since I'm getting back into it for 2.2 and I'm really glad I found your channel. The hard work put into this video really shows, keep it up! :D

This is really incredible. This video rewards you paying attention to detail. That glowing jump count at the end was SO SPINE CHILLING and if you just skipped the video, you wouldn't understand what that meant. What it meant to memorize those jump numbers. Everything in this video is a masterpiece.

This video was so perfectly put together i have no words

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!!!

@OFF_RYO

9 ай бұрын

W

@tekoolll

9 ай бұрын

w

@nick-8889

8 ай бұрын

W

@NebulaPvP

8 ай бұрын

W

I’ve watched the whole video now. Despite being in the community for the entirety of this level’s history, I didn’t know close to the whole story. Thank you, Sami, for telling the story in-depth with so many interesting details. This video has insanely high production quality from start to finish. It’s definitely the best video I’ve ever seen about the game thus far, and the previous one was The Player That Changed Geometry Dash Forever, another video by you. I hope you’ll be able to make videos as good as this, or perhaps even better, in the future. With that, I don’t mean to put any pressure on you. From seeing you work on this over the last 6 months, I know how fun you find making these videos, and also how dedicated you are. Just keep doing your thing and I’m certain it'll lead to even more success. I know you’re not doing this for numbers, but if there’s any content in the community that deserves the most amount of subscribers and views, it’s you and your videos. Once again, thank you for making such amazing content, Sami. I love you.

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

OMG THANK YOU VIPRIN 😭 Coming from you this means the world to me. This game has shaped who I am as a person so I try my god damn hardest everytime I make a video about it. Seeing all these positive comments shows me I'm doing something right. Thank you for giving me the confidence to keep going with these videos. ❤

@Icedonot

Жыл бұрын

@@Samifying we need more people like you and less… pump out a half assed video everyday for numbers

@LoafyNeverClear

Жыл бұрын

Hey you You there, yes you Did you know you are Viprin Yes I know thats crazy

@Makon112

Жыл бұрын

ITS VIPRIN HOLY CHICKEN NUGGETS

@SillyVania

Жыл бұрын

Hello viprin ^^

If you see this, Sami, this was one of the most incredibly put-together videos I have ever had the pleasure of sitting through. The effort you put is unbelievable-- thanks so much for piecing all of this together, subscribed!

Amazing editing and beautiful story telling Samifying, you kept me HOOKED the WHOLE time and really taught me about the real impact Silent Clubstep had on our community

3:27 this part is absolutely gorgeous. I even got goosebumps, almost to the point of crying bro. You have something that none other GD KZreadr has, I love you ❤️

@lalo5318

Жыл бұрын

And It had to be with a Creo song, def the best musician I’ve discovered through GD

@cyangd5018

Жыл бұрын

you gotta realize that out of the 7 levels he showed 3 were culuc's and 2 were xendergame's

As a video editor myself I can say that the way you edited this was just superb. Really high quality without ever making it feel like it was too much it just added so much to the documentary. Good stuff!

@NovaaZR

9 ай бұрын

U dont need to be an editor to know that its amazing editing, if u did then it wouldnt be good editing 😂

@NovaaZR

9 ай бұрын

@@patar00 if u needed to be a good editor to realise/notice good editing, then it wouldnt be good editing

@pyxlated2767

8 ай бұрын

@@NovaaZR that makes no sense, if u think it does then backup ur answer cuz ur speaking nonsense

@JK-gm6kk

8 ай бұрын

​@pyxlated2767 it makes sense to me. One might not realize how difficult some of the editing is, but its easy to see (as a non editor myself) on a non technical level, that alot of time and care was taken to create this video. I do play guitar, but i think this is a fitting analogy: one doesn't need to know how to play to know when people are good at it.

@NovaaZR

5 ай бұрын

@@pyxlated2767 well is it really good editing if the average person doesn't notice/realize that it's good editing? That's all im saying

I'm at a loss of words for this video. This is insane man, one of the best pieces of media I have watched in my lifetime. Everything is top-notch, the story-telling, the music, the editing, just wow. I just love the fact that you made sure to let us know the absurdity of the level before you got into the people actually conquering these absurdities, it gives so much needed perspective and context for each part and I think you executed it perfectly. As for the story itself, I've played GD for quite a while, but only have a few periods in my life where I actually played it a decent amount. I've heard of many of the things you've mentioned in this video but was never involved in any community or whatever myself. This video and the impossible levels video really gave so much information on the fronts of the community behind levels that I had heard of at some point. I've heard of silent clubstep many times, but wow what an insane story the level has, spanning almost the entire history of GD's existence. Thanks for making this video. I really appreciate it.

This video was extremely well put together, produced, and narrated. I feel like I have committed a crime knowing that I was able to watch this quality of content for free.

using vrchat for a video essay/documentary is genius

@roafgeneral

2 ай бұрын

Especially since he spent over 1600$+PC on the VR stuff.

hard level tbh

@happyburrito9026

9 ай бұрын

Why does zoink only have 3 likes and no comments

@shrekiscool4743

9 ай бұрын

harder than base after base for sure

@Superduperboy29

9 ай бұрын

WAIT THIS IS THE REAL ZOINK XDDDD

@wwatermelon15

7 ай бұрын

Zoinky

@PurpleVoidPvP

7 ай бұрын

Wdym ur ZONK zonk doesn’t lose

12:15 JUST LIKE ME FR Also this is unironically the best video I've seen about Geometry Dash, there is nothing I can say to emphasize how impressively well edited and put together this video is, thank you for making this video!

I can usually never watch a video for this long but I was constantly hooked throughout this entire documentary. Incredible video, I can really see the 8 months of effort you put into it.

This is not a video. This is a movie. True dedication and grit to make something like this. Top-tier editing and the most engaged I’ve ever been in a video. Hats off to you Sami, hats off to you.

@browniex5120

Жыл бұрын

I would love to sit down on the couch, get a warm blanket, snacks and some drinks to settle down and watch this legendary piece of art on my TV. It’s so good dude. The story behind the history of “Silent clubstep” by TheRealSailent always satisfies me, no matter where I am. Samifying is an outstanding storyteller and video editor, and the dedication to make the quality of the video so good to the point of where it outmatches almost every single documentary in Geometry Dash.

As a person who doesn't know anything about geometry dash and isn't interested in the game, I want to say that this video is absolutely incredible! No matter I know nothing about gd, you made every game mechanic clearly explained and made it extremely fun to watch. Since your video about FunnyGame I started watching your content and I impatiently waited for your new video. Here it is and it's even more amazing than I expected! The quality of it is 1000% higher than last ones. Thanks so much for your content mate!

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for sticking with me!

It really upsets me that this masterpiece didn't go viral as it was supposed to be, your work is always on point thanks Samifying

I really like how you explain the relevant information about how the game works (to understand the difficulty of Silent Clubstep) in a simple manner that even people who have never played the game can understand, with many different clips to visualize what you are currently talking about. The progress timeline helps us keep up with all the milestones, and your positive personality really shines through as well, making the video all the more interesting and entertaining to watch. As someone who has been playing the game ever since 1.7, it felt like an awesome throwback to the old days, too. Of course, the editing of this entire video is outstanding, unlike any other GD video I have ever seen. Long story short: This is a masterpiece! Well done, Sami! ----- Here's an additional "fun" fact about Silent Clubstep itself: In the 1.9 version, the diagonal fly sections in the drop as well as the first not-so-straight fly were actually *easier*, as you were able to control the vertical movement of the ship more easily. However, this also meant that regular straight fly sections (such as in Bloodbath) were much harder. With the 2.0 update, these ship physics were changed in order to make straight fly easier, but at the expense of diagonal fly becoming harder - which meant the already ridiculous ship sections in Silent Clubstep became even more ridiculous. (source: Stormfly's older video about the history of this level)

The editing in this video is monumental. It gives me goosebumps seeing how much effort you've put into this it. From the crazy entire 3d MOVEIS and animations to the amazing effects. The story behind this level is way more intriguing than I thought. Having you in the Geometry dash community is a true apprechiated blessing.

You genuinely have my upmost respect when it comes to pushing out content. Please keep making bangers like these, its really inspiring.

I absolutely love everything about this video, or may I say MOVIE! I love the editing, the 3D avatar, the story, the humor and how you can keep the tension throughout the entire video and of course everything else! The wait was completely worth it and I hope you keep creating those masterpieces!!

1 part of me is like "ew furry cirnge" but the other part regognizes how FIRE thise content is like omg...

The biggest masterpiece in Geometry Dash KZread history

@jakeorb771

Жыл бұрын

I’m surprised how quickly this channel changed into a lemmino type channel for GD. And how well he was able to pull it off

@ambitic9300

Жыл бұрын

@@jakeorb771That’s just Sami being the perfect perfectionist that he is, and we love him for that

@artwizard888

Жыл бұрын

new vid :D

@astronuat2124

Жыл бұрын

I agree for sure

@amasende21

Жыл бұрын

101st liker

What a masterpiece this was. I honestly can't wrap my head around the idea of someone spending 8 months and literally learning both blender and unity just so they could make a funny documentary about a mobile game in which you jump over spikes as a cube. You're probably the most talented video creator in the community at the moment, and the competition is quite good as well. While a lot of people can make extremely well made and heavily researched documentaries, i honestly can't think of anybody at your level. Insane stuff, keep it up.

You need more subscribers man, this video is absolutely incredible. The parts where you use vrchat (im guessing), the pacing, it's just amazing.

I never got to add a member comment so I'll add one now before I forget. This was so well done, really made me laugh and have some tears at some parts because of how well done it was. The work put into this was so amazing and I really cannot wait for more! (also, glad I could be a member and support the channel! )

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Impaled!!!

Holy shoot dude, I finally got the chance to sit down and watch this, since I really wanted to watch it all in one sitting without interruptions. This video was insanely well crafted!! I absolutely love your story-telling abilities complimented by your really cool editing. Your videos have always been insanely good, and I’m so happy to see another banger upload from you, especially since this has definitely been long-awaited. The hype around this did not disappoint, and I admire the time and dedication you put into these documentary styled videos. This donation isn’t much but at least it’s something to really show my appreciation for you and your content. Thanks for being the person you are, and I look forward to seeing what you have in store for us in 2023!! Also I love your new 3D fox model, it’s so cute!! 🧡 Edit: and I love the small touches in the video that make the experience so much more enjoyable, like when the numbers and arrows started appearing at 59:40. That gave me goosebumps.

I actually love how you integrated a context for people who might not know too much about geometry dash, and the song choice at 3:32 was perfect (best creo song) I think you could have gotten away with a lot of a shorter intro though, even to people who are new it feels too drawn out, but for the rest of the video the pacing was so perfect!! I can't emphasise how good the storytelling was though, and it was also super funny at a lot of points. keep up this sort of content!

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback!!! I'm already working on improving pacing for future videos!

@puzzLEGO

Жыл бұрын

@@Samifying you did a really good job man. also, if you find that your retention graph in youtube studio dips sharply at the start, you can always edit out some slower parts in the intro, it’s a common tactic. you just go to the video in youtube studio and click edit. hope i could help!

Im not joking when I say that that 49:50 part makes use of soundtrack IMPRESSIVELY, it gave me chills and made me repeat it like 10 times 🛐. As someone who has liked music AND movies for pretty much all my life, I naturally pay close attention to the sounds that are there to make a scene feel or transmit something, and that right there is without a doubt in my mind one of the best, if not the BEST USE OF SOUND I've seen in all of KZread, and to see it on a GD video, a game that, like you, has marked me since it came out is absolutely amazing, the GD community is so lucky to have you amongs them you have no idea, keep up the AMAZING WORK my dude. PD: Your avatar is absolutely adorable 🥰

i love your editing style so much and can’t believe how much time it would’ve took to edit and do everything else

Sami, you never cease to amaze me. I would go on for paragraphs and paragraphs about how amazing this video is, but I’ll save you an hour of your time lmaoooo Absolutely stellar video, can’t wait for your next projects 💙

@JXChannel

Жыл бұрын

hey mathgenius i thought of your video on silent clubstep when i saw this

8:48 OKAY THIS IS OFFICIALY MY FAVOURITE VIDEO EVER HE WHIPPED OUT THE METRO MAIN MENU THEME 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

this is such an amazing video!! definitely the most well-edited I've ever seen. ALSO i love your sona and how you incorporated them into your video. they're so cute ^^

Wow the production quality on this video is insanely good considering its a full *1 hour* documentary, this is honestly one of the best and highest quality gaming documentaries i've seen on KZread, amazing job

@TheGalaxyWings

Жыл бұрын

Bird

@lexicon_c

Жыл бұрын

@@TheGalaxyWings so true

@TheGalaxyWings

Жыл бұрын

@@lexicon_c celeste bird even

@lexicon_c

Жыл бұрын

@@TheGalaxyWings :o

@kali_kali_kali_

Ай бұрын

PARROT

Incredible video. It's crazy how much you've refined your style in such a short amount of time and I absolutely nerded out during the VRChat segments. You're the gold standard and an inspiration to many other GD content creators

This is one of the best videos ever released by a member of this community. Amazing job Sami! btw what is that texture pack name at 16:04

I've watched and rewatched this video so many times, and it means a lot to me having grown up with GD since 2013/2014, seeing the rise and fall of many periods in the game. This video is a great documentary of history that we shouldn't take for granted. Everything about this video is great- The tone is spot-on, the music is great, I love the furry comedy bits, the progression and pacing of the progress keeps me at the edge of my seat even if I know what happens every time. Great job on this

WHATTT 1 HOUR JESUS CHRIST

@enwyz

Жыл бұрын

you are not human

Samifying, you did a fantastic job on this. From the editing, research, tone and humor of this video, it all just made it super engaging to watch. We all appreciate how much detail you go into just to have us grasp how monumental these kinds of things are for the community. Fantastic job :). (Sidenote, really appreciate you putting the song titles in the corner of the video each time they pop up, you have great taste in music and being able to listen to it later through this convenience is something I personally appreciate.)

21:47 I was expecting a silent joke but I didn’t expect that LMFAO I’m really enjoying this vid so far! You obviously put in a lot of effort into this video!

ive watched this single video almost 6 times in it's entirety. you are BY FAR one of the most underrated and talented content creators in the geometry dash community (yes, knowing that you have nearly 100k subscribers), and honestly produce some of the highest quality content on all of youtube. keep making bangers and i hope to see where you go from where you are now

no one in the entire platform matches your quality, amazing work, love seeing your character finally become alive like this! ❤️

@KazGMD

Жыл бұрын

Eso decis porque no ves otros canales Ñ

This is actually the BEST video ever uploaded in 2022 about GD. I love how you tell this insane history about Silent Clubstep and make every moment a unique topic. This deserves MILLIONS of view. We all love you Sami ❤️✨

it's crazy that Silent Clubstep isn't even considered the hardest anymore and there are STILL levels being made that are getting even harder, pushing the limit even further.

59:30 when the music turns hopeful ant the level isn't black and white anymore is such a fucking good part. The editing is insane.

Honestly this video made me cry It's so beautiful to see the community being in "fight" and being together at the same time just because of a level

Commenting this while halfway through the video but I gotta hand it to you man, the visuals, editing and storytelling so far are top-fucking-notch. Definitely one, if not, the best documentary you've made thus far. Really great job, Sami!

This video is so cool on so many levels, I don't even know where to begin. Genuinely this is amazing and it was so much fun to watch. Thank you so much for making this

This is a cinematic masterpiece, your comedy, the stock photo, the editing, the 3 dimensional creature, it made me cry (I didn’t cry I am a man)

unironically one of the best videos in the gd community. it's layed out in a way that new people joining the came can understand it, the editing is obviously a 10/10, and all your points (except for the new silent clubstep thing imo) can be agreed upon 99.9% of the community, which is silent nowadays. absolutely wonderful

My brain cannot come up with enough words to tell you how freaking bonkers this video is. The amount of research that was put into this, the elite level of editing, the fact that you literally learned animation just so you could make THIS, that the making of this video got icedcave and sailent to bring back the OG silent clubstep... I could go ON AND ON bro. I MEAN YOU LITERALLY GOT ME TO WATCH THROUGH THE ENTIRE SPONSORSHIP. So yeah, thank you for delivering the content Sami !

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!!!

Amazing video, everything is so well put together and I just love it. Also nice transitions at 3:33 to 3:57

This is the best Geometry Dash Video I have ever seen! Amazing Effects, Good Story and so much more! Keep up the Amazing Work!

This is one of the most well-crafted GD videos I have ever seen. The mocap, the animations, storytelling and commentary, ALL of it was just masterful. I can't wait to see the stuff you have planned for the future!

This has to be one of the best videos on KZread, the editing, the humor and jokes are all great, and you are really good at explaining things to people, I didn't even know what this level was, and I was still invested in the video!

Man your videos have probably become one of my favorite parts of this community by now. The editing is on point. Ur gute arbeit ;)

Dude this is actually insane… you did such a great job on this video! The amount of effort is so amazing. I always love sitting down for hours watching your videos… they are like real movies at this point!

Dude I actually felt like I was watching a full on movie in the theaters. I’m a film nerd and this just caught my attention as it is edited so well. I hope you are proud of yourself man, this is a masterpiece. Keep up the amazing work!

I can't believe we live in a timeline where Silent Clubstep is not only verified, but isn't even the hardest thing we've done. Really solid video, top tier editing, hope it gets the views it deserves. 💙

I ve never seen such a documentary with this high editing in it since Summining salt videos, your avatar/model is amazing too, keep going man.

This is probably the best edited Geometry Dash video I've seen in my existence of the game. Very inspiring and the VR parts are so dang gorgeous and funny. I feel like you deserve so much more as a GD content creator, and I wish you the greatest of luck out there in the wild. Thanks for the epic movie my man and just want to remind you how awesome your skills are through the GD community and you're going places.

22:44 MY BAD WTF

@Samifying

Жыл бұрын

LOL

@SupaCLUCK

Жыл бұрын

what in the flying cat simulator

@Misterbeff

Жыл бұрын

@@Samifying I just want to say that this video is amazing. I remember seeing Zobros' practice run in 1.9 and thinking that no one would ever beat this. It's crazy how far this game has come! With my copyable: I genuinely forgot where I got my original copy... That was over seven years ago and my memory isn't great. The discrepancy got worse when Sailent nerfed the original level and I didn't even know about it. However, although not as necessary now, my copyable is now accurate, as I updated it when Paqoe verified the level!! I hope my old, inaccurate copy didn't alter history on accident! I actually tried to contact elder mods to remove the level at some point, but no one ever did. It's still weird to think about how some silly little decision I made in 2015 still has some effect on the game today! Thank you for including that in this legendary video. :)

@TinTool

Жыл бұрын

LOL NAH BRO 😭🥲

this is legitimately so impressive to watch this video literally creates a whole new era of geometry dash documentaries never would I thought that a harmless video uploaded by zorroz would have so much lore

@ladgg9375

Жыл бұрын

What video?

Bro the production quality is insane! Keep doing what ur doing sam!

Amazing video! I can't express how happy it makes me to be written into the history of a game I love so much, even if it was for something small. Thank you.

So much care was put into this video, and it made for some of the finest GD content I've ever experienced. Even some of the smaller edits such as the jump/fall counter at 59:40 gives the video so much character, and it makes watching that so much better. I will more than happily wait another 8 months (or more) if it means we get to see more of this kind of stuff. I wish nothing but the best of luck on your future projects!

You by far have become my new favorite Gd content creator. The engagement, the dedication, the humor and education. I even watched the whole sponsor section. Cant wait to see what you upload next year!!

You know, these videos are incredible. I have had a lot going on in my life and being able to just relax and watch one of these videos is amazing. Thanks for being an incredible controbution to this community.

This video is absolutely incredible, 200k is a criminally low amount of views for a video of this quality

Dude, props to you man. The editing, voice acting, and script are all top tier throughout the whole video. Was waiting to see this video for a while, and gotta say, you did it so much justice for the struggle endured for years.

I'm about a quarter of the way through and this is like nothing I've ever seen within this community. You're too good for us thank you for your hard work!

i just have to say your editing is is amazing you can clearly see the care that went into making every second of this video, an hour long video to boot! you also know how to tell a story really well, i was on the edge of my seat when hyperbola just kept making these huge strides and when paqoe finally managed to verify the level. you said that you changed from 2d to 3d and the little segments with your fox avatar are great! this video was amazing to watch and i thank you for making it, it clearly took a lot of effort and care and i hope more people see it :))

My favorite GD related video of all time (founded it 2 months ago and I have already watched 10 times) keep up the excellent work :)

This has to be the best GD documentary on the internet right now, sat down and watched the entire thing, absolutely amazing job Sam! It was really worth the wait👌🎉

Incredible, really. Watched every second, your editing, creating, and even merch design is just beyond me

Seriously one of my favorite videos on this entire website. The storytelling and beautiful balancing of the comedic, relaxed moments and the cinematic, dramatic moments in telling the tale of this level is seriously awe-inspiring.

Hearing about the recent controversy in GD, a video about hackers categorized by 1.0 to 2.1 could be something. I'm just giving ideas, but it sounds interesting in my opinion.