"Stan-ley!" "shake those maracas!" "Getting bored now." I freaking love the Narrator, bro 😭😭😭💀 also I feel like they made Kevan stand in the recording room for quite some time listening to this one specific song just to get these recordings/lines outta him 💀💀
I love figuring out what he says: "Stan-ley" "And step for-ward" "2 3 4 now" "Aha-tha" "Pom pom pom" "Ooh shake that maracas" "Getting bored now" "DUN DUN" "Pfff..." "Wawa-pa-pom" "Nothing but a mental trauma.." "And together now " " dudu du du du du dude du dudududu" "Ugh..." "That's not right" "Tchu-tchu.."
I like how the Narrator _could_ just scold you for going off track and wasting time…but instead he decides to go along with the bit for as long as you want and even ad-libs the song for you. True dad behavior
0:36 "stan-ley!" (thanks 𝙎𝘼𝙂𝙀𝙄𝙀𝘽𝙐𝙉) 0:44 "and step forward!" 0:52 "two, three, four," 1:16 "shhhake those maracas," 1:48 "getting bored now." 2:23 *sighs* (thanks Frozen Fury) 2:41 *weird ass noises idek man* 2:59 "nothing but mellotron." 3:17 "all together now!" i love the narrator sm also i put the timestamps like 1 second before the lines jsyk
dude I went to turn on my music while waiting for the bus, forgot that I was listening to this while sleeping, saw it, and I was like “you know what, this is acceptable” and now I’m on the bus listening to this. I do not regret my decision
Glad I'm not the only one thinking that, he's most definetely a bit sadistic but he's a sweet cute puppy who deserve all the love in the world. Edit: Like, the Zending ending. It would have hurt less if he made a hole in my chest and squeezed my heart kinda like Matrix, instead his sad and hurt puppy voice literally killed me and my mother when she heard it because it was just too sad and she didn't even understand what he was saying (she doesn't understand English) but just his tone made her do the face she usually make when she see something so cute/adorable that makes her want to cry of cuteness and usually my mom doesn't have any interest in games or games characters XD I genuinely just wanted her to hear what a great Voice Actor he is and how beautiful his voice was that he could make you feel every emotion he was feeling with just his voice and no face/expressions but I never expected her to end up liking him so much. He definetely have his charm that's for sure XD
I must have sat there in the elevator for 10 minutes waiting for it to end. I finally pressed the button, facepalmed....then hopped back in. That music is just too soothing.
I keep putting this video on loop and then falling asleep to it eventually. It’s nice hearing the Narrator as well, feels like someone’s keeping me company and messing around while I work.
@@MichaelZhangHao R/WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH i had to give you that big of a wooosh to cover up for your brain's size
@@tomergngn do you know what a joke is? To demonstrate you one I will show you how to present a joke the right way. *lifts one arm up* O-L-E-K-S-A-N-D-R-A A quick summary: you see, the premise of this elaborate joke is to underline how the lift takes you to the same floor every time. The joke will be presented in an ironic fashion, with me as the speaker pretending to be dumbfounded by the sheer ingenuity of game's design that gives one hope of finding freedom and snatching that hope away from the player and, subsequently, Stanley. At first, I as the speaker will exclaim "Wow" to try ro communicate how dumbfounded and confused I am about every floor being the same. I will tell the joke(or rather you will read it) for precisely 1.35 second. After this crucial step, you will laugh for approximately 2.3644647 seconds and exclaim: "Golly, what an intellectual joke!" You will then proceed to reply "R/WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH" to this genuis joke, thinking that i misunderstood you. Okay, let's practice. "Wow! every floor looks exactly the same!" Thank you for your time!
@@Sasha_fox314 wtf? That was a year ago, I replied to a reply here, not OP, but he deleted his comment. Next time before you write a whole god damn paragraph, read my comment, and see I replied to someone who realized he actually didn't understand the joke
This is the only thing that has motivated me to work on my homework, I appreciate you literally standing in an office elevator for an hour Update: I managed to get 5 essays done all thanks to this, again much appreciation to you who recorded an hour of elevator music with Narry humming along in the bg /s
Stanley's Dad suddenly started ranting about something incomprehensible. Stanley, in response to his father's boring droning, closed eyes, stuck ear buds into his ears and starts listening to his favourite elevator music. But what Stanley didn't realise is that the music track that he was listening to was a hypnotic time stimulant that causes the victim to lose all track of time. Stanley was helpless to the effects. And as the days passed, Stanley sat on his chair trapped in the soothing sound of elevator music. It was after a few weeks did the narrator begin to lose HIS SHIT! STANLEY! STANLEEY!!! The narrator cried, but Stanley remained motionless. With the narrator slowly being pushed off the plain of sanity, he began to entertain himself by humming and saying strange things such as, woowoowoowaa... and 'this is nothing but mental trauma'. Which it was. This continued for about 50 years dozen years before the charge of the uranium battery in his MP3 player was depleted. Stanley opened his eyes to find himself in a strange office. It was from this day Stanley worked as employee 427 of Aperture Science, before something rather peculiar happened.
man, like 20 of my 25 hours on that game are in that elevator. could i possibly incuire a 10 hour version? and also its really nice, thank you for even making a 1 hour version of this.
why is this legitimately addicting, like i could waste my time in any other way that would be super entertaining but im here listening to Stanley Parable elevator music (some timestamps in replies)
while am here ig i can do some timestamps. 25:16 sugers on my cup (?) 25:48 getting old now.. 26:24 *sighs* 26:40 woaw wo wa waor (???) 27:00 nothing but mental trauma.. 27:15 mumbling?? 27:25 do do do do dO do do dah dah dah *sighs* dah do do do do do da 28:14 there's no mental trauma 28:37 Stan-ley! 28:44 Stan'ley! 28:52 one two three four, 29:01 ha ha hAH! or ba ba bAH 29:18 shhhhake those maracas! don't listen to 30+ minutes of elevator music am going insane bro
Oh thats why this song sounds familiar even tho ive never played the game Its cos super smash bros trophy music These are the only instances ive heard this particular song
dude i've been looking for this song for literally 10 years now because i couldn't remember from what media it was, but thanks to you, i finally found it. thank you, god bless you and your family. have a great life!
Being on hold be like: But the call before being on hold: hello yes this is the Stanley Parable Co. How may I help you? Oh yes, we need you to be on hold.
The ethereal notes of the Stanley Parable's elevator music serve as a sonic cocoon, enveloping the player in a realm where time itself dances to the rhythm of mellifluous melodies. Much like a serenade from an otherworldly minstrel, the music transcends the mere act of background ambiance, becoming a companion to the player's introspective journey. The elevator music, a spectral symphony, mirrors the cyclical nature of Stanley's narrative. Its repetitive cadence, akin to the ceaseless ticking of a cosmic clock, underscores the game's exploration of existential themes. Each loop through the corridors of choice is accompanied by the reassuring hum of the music, a constant in the ever-shifting landscape of decisions. In the grand tapestry of interactive storytelling, the elevator music emerges as a melodic metaphor for the paradox of choice. The rhythmic ascent and descent mimic the ebb and flow of decision-making, a harmonious reminder that in the vast orchestra of possibilities, every note contributes to the composition of one's narrative. This musical embrace, with its dulcet tones and hypnotic loops, echoes the comforting nostalgia of a bygone era. It's a sonic time capsule, whisking players away to a retro-futuristic dreamscape where corridors are not just passageways but conduits of introspection. The music becomes the auditory guide through the labyrinth of narratives, a compass pointing toward the heart of the Stanley Parable's enigmatic charm. As a player, my affection for the Stanley Parable's elevator music is a love letter to the artistry of subtlety. It's the unassuming maestro orchestrating emotions from the shadows, weaving a sonic spell that transcends the boundaries of the game itself. In its simplicity, the music achieves complexity, mirroring the paradoxes and intricacies of the choices we make within the confines of Stanley's surreal universe. In conclusion, the Stanley Parable's elevator music is more than a mere backdrop; it's a metaphysical guide, a companion through the corridors of choice, and a timeless melody that lingers in the recesses of the player's psyche. Like a familiar tune from a distant memory, it resonates with the soul, transforming a digital experience into a symphony of introspection and nostalgia.
really cool +1
lmaoo
qqqqqqqq1
+ scrindonguloded
Wow that was really cool(Dani reference)
"Stan-ley!" "shake those maracas!" "Getting bored now." I freaking love the Narrator, bro 😭😭😭💀 also I feel like they made Kevan stand in the recording room for quite some time listening to this one specific song just to get these recordings/lines outta him 💀💀
Now I imagine Kevan dancing to the elevator music the whole time XD He's a legend.
Time stamp?
Especially since he sighs in the middle. And don't forget "uhg, its never ending"
Time stamp pls
@@hopehaskins3955 *confused* this will never end...
Let's be honest. We came here to hear Narrator singing and humming, because he has beautiful voice.
Yup!
Says the cutie sweetie pie ^w^
yes
i did
HOW DID YOU KNOW!?
yes twt
I love figuring out what he says:
"Stan-ley"
"And step for-ward"
"2 3 4 now"
"Aha-tha"
"Pom pom pom"
"Ooh shake that maracas"
"Getting bored now"
"DUN DUN"
"Pfff..."
"Wawa-pa-pom"
"Nothing but a mental trauma.."
"And together now "
" dudu du du du du dude du dudududu"
"Ugh..."
"That's not right"
"Tchu-tchu.."
"ugh this never ends"
*Mellotron
Around 1:16 "Shiiiit, there is no backup(?)"
Also I wanna add that he says a quiet "shit" for "shit... that's not right"
@@nemodra4790no no 😭😭 it's, "shake those maracas"
Hearing the narrator sing to the music just makes me smile.
yes
Who asked for this? Who said yes? Can we do this with the jesus? *Puts shotgun*
Same and it makes me tired because his voice is calming
@@buraksenol8092 This is offensive, NEVER mention our lord and savior in this. Anyways, SHUT UP HE IS THE BEST BOI.
Yyeeess ssaammeee
We love 'em :DD
so you're telling me.... that the elevator music was there for 9 years?????????
damn.
I imagine there are yet some secrets still remaining.
8888
A new thing with Ultra Deluxe, it is.
@UC4t4eUI5qyupPPct1hL5P2g Oh, right you are.
@@matthew8153
It's like an endless rabbit hole of content
I like how the Narrator _could_ just scold you for going off track and wasting time…but instead he decides to go along with the bit for as long as you want and even ad-libs the song for you. True dad behavior
True dad(-dy) behaviour fr
0:36 "stan-ley!" (thanks 𝙎𝘼𝙂𝙀𝙄𝙀𝘽𝙐𝙉)
0:44 "and step forward!"
0:52 "two, three, four,"
1:16 "shhhake those maracas,"
1:48 "getting bored now."
2:23 *sighs* (thanks Frozen Fury)
2:41 *weird ass noises idek man*
2:59 "nothing but mellotron."
3:17 "all together now!"
i love the narrator sm
also i put the timestamps like 1 second before the lines jsyk
you forgot the "stan-ley" at 0:36😭
2:23 *sighs*
9:18 « shit [can’t understand] »
@@call_me_ghost5832 that’s “shake those maracas”
THIS MAKES ME SO HAPPYY
I CAN HEAR THEM WHISPERING "STANLEY" I'M DYING
"ˢʰᵃᵏᵉ ᵗʰᵉ ᵐᵃʳᵃᶜᵃˢ"
That's the narrorator
TIMESTAMP??
@@nextombz00:36
@@nextombz0:36
*whispers* stan-ley i love that part
Shitty what?? XD
Can you drop the time he did that
@@Saud.alhadhod 0:37
@@Saud.alhadhod 6 years late mate
@@sketch8988 lmao
It was hilarious seeing mark go crazy in there
YAY markiplier fan.
mark went brrrrrrrrrr
man lost it
@@s33m3r0t there are more markiplier fans than the combined population of the nordics, you won't be seeing a shortage of them
@@thecheesen nerd core
dude I went to turn on my music while waiting for the bus, forgot that I was listening to this while sleeping, saw it, and I was like “you know what, this is acceptable” and now I’m on the bus listening to this. I do not regret my decision
I've been singing this all day because I love the narrator. He has a nice voice and this always makes me smile because it is freaking adorable
FRRR
Glad I'm not the only one thinking that, he's most definetely a bit sadistic but he's a sweet cute puppy who deserve all the love in the world.
Edit: Like, the Zending ending.
It would have hurt less if he made a hole in my chest and squeezed my heart kinda like Matrix, instead his sad and hurt puppy voice literally killed me and my mother when she heard it because it was just too sad and she didn't even understand what he was saying (she doesn't understand English) but just his tone made her do the face she usually make when she see something so cute/adorable that makes her want to cry of cuteness and usually my mom doesn't have any interest in games or games characters XD
I genuinely just wanted her to hear what a great Voice Actor he is and how beautiful his voice was that he could make you feel every emotion he was feeling with just his voice and no face/expressions but I never expected her to end up liking him so much.
He definetely have his charm that's for sure XD
@@idontknow-48 you wrote a paragraph about a voice in a video game im really worried for you
@@maveballs3539 but it's a nice voice :(
It would be funny if there was an achievement for listening to this for like an hour or two
Something like “Waste an hour of your life in an elevator”
Sounds like something Crowsx3 would do ngl
Waste? More like bless
I think such achievement should be called "Are We There Yet?"
I must have sat there in the elevator for 10 minutes waiting for it to end. I finally pressed the button, facepalmed....then hopped back in. That music is just too soothing.
"dooo doo do do doo doo, getting old now."
*getting bored now :D
Said The Narrator Waiting For Stanley To Run Out Of Water And Food On The Endless Elevator
@@unflurdpaz1230 At least he can die listening to the amazing soundtrack
1:47
I had a random strong urge to listen to the Stanley parable elevator music. Thank you for providing me with my sleep music
Bro same
@@bettergs2790 me too....wtf.. I always come back to this video...
I LOVE LISTENING TO NARRATOR SINGING AND HUMMING TO THIS ITS SO CUTEEE NARRATOR IS SO SILLY AND GOOFY I LOVE HIM SM
REAL 100 FRFR ME FR
I KNOW HES JUST SO ASHKENDJEKDBDJ :DDDD
I WANNA HUG HIM HES SO CUTE AND ADORABKE AN I. WHA HDJSjaknwhjqiiIj jisui
this is the music i would like to hear in an elevator
bcs it is. Bossa Nova - Bensound
@A Shitbag69 nice
I want THIS specific music to play in the elevator.
Yes and the narrator needs to hum along with it
@@ThatsPrettyFunnyMan I think they probably said that mostly because of the Narrator singing and humming in it
Going down...
Ah, going down...
Down...
Yes, we're certainly going down... XD
it's an elevator simulator XD.
I keep putting this video on loop and then falling asleep to it eventually. It’s nice hearing the Narrator as well, feels like someone’s keeping me company and messing around while I work.
We came for narrator. We all know it.
Him and him only.
Hmm, I can't quite tell what he's saying, let me turn on captions...
the captions just say “ELEVATOR MUSIC” throughout the whole video
Mom: What ya listening to Son?
Me: Uh.. it's complicated
Its called "The elevator bossa nova" with some of the narrators speech added
Thank you
I really like the added speech from the narrator.
*narrators rhythmic intellect
Eminem has been pretty quiet since this dropped. . .
great background noise for when your brain just shuts down (trust me)
Played this while in tech class and my teacher was humming to it XD
Time to come back abd listen to it once more ;D
Rise, my friend, for it is time to return to the sacred elevator, it's soothing melody and the lulling humming of le gud boi (aka Narry).
@@mistakesregretsandimperfec7740 this sounds like the 1st dialogue from the first hitman game.
This part of the game makes me stim a lot, narrator’s voice is so comforting and he’s so so silly lol
I still remember the first time I found the elevator by accident may years ago. A truly beautiful day
where is it?
@@unknownpasta8103 It's in the video 😭
Wow, every floor looks exactly the same...
Michael Zhang Hao your brain is a cubic centimeter
@@MichaelZhangHao R/WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH i had to give you that big of a wooosh to cover up for your brain's size
@@tomergngn do you know what a joke is? To demonstrate you one I will show you how to present a joke the right way.
*lifts one arm up*
O-L-E-K-S-A-N-D-R-A
A quick summary: you see, the premise of this elaborate joke is to underline how the lift takes you to the same floor every time. The joke will be presented in an ironic fashion, with me as the speaker pretending to be dumbfounded by the sheer ingenuity of game's design that gives one hope of finding freedom and snatching that hope away from the player and, subsequently, Stanley. At first, I as the speaker will exclaim "Wow" to try ro communicate how dumbfounded and confused I am about every floor being the same. I will tell the joke(or rather you will read it) for precisely 1.35 second. After this crucial step, you will laugh for approximately 2.3644647 seconds and exclaim: "Golly, what an intellectual joke!" You will then proceed to reply "R/WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSH" to this genuis joke, thinking that i misunderstood you.
Okay, let's practice.
"Wow! every floor looks exactly the same!"
Thank you for your time!
@@Sasha_fox314 wtf? That was a year ago, I replied to a reply here, not OP, but he deleted his comment. Next time before you write a whole god damn paragraph, read my comment, and see I replied to someone who realized he actually didn't understand the joke
@@tomergngn haha sorry i just wanted to make a dumb Ultra Deluxe joke :)
3:13 "all together now"
first one-hour i've finished, this is totally lovely
I'm glad you liked it!
I can hear the narrator humming :D
***** He said "Shake those maracas"
starpenguin1 Cute Fluttershy pic
Franco Sellanes It's funny, beacuse I doesn't have it anymore :b
+starpenguin1 "this is never going to end"
"nothing but mental trauma"
"1,2,3,4"
@@room___ he says “nothing but mellotron” lol
This isn’t right, without the bucket we cannot understand these sounds. We must find the bucket and begin again.
never knew elevator songs could hit this hard man been playin on loop for 3hours
broo 😭
This is the only thing that has motivated me to work on my homework, I appreciate you literally standing in an office elevator for an hour
Update: I managed to get 5 essays done all thanks to this, again much appreciation to you who recorded an hour of elevator music with Narry humming along in the bg /s
the fact that the narrator just is singing dududu
I never knew we had this many floors.... Glad I did not take the stairs.
Wait....
Did I press Up or Down?
(WORRY INTENSIFIES)
Literally just listening to this while building the Stanley parable in Minecraft
Nobody:
The captions:
ELEVATOR MUSIC
No Problem! I'm thinking of rendering this into an 10 hour version, but I wont be able to use my PC for forever
can you use it now? or did you actually mean it when you said forever
@@sketch8988 lmao
Stanley's Dad suddenly started ranting about something incomprehensible. Stanley, in response to his father's boring droning, closed eyes, stuck ear buds into his ears and starts listening to his favourite elevator music. But what Stanley didn't realise is that the music track that he was listening to was a hypnotic time stimulant that causes the victim to lose all track of time. Stanley was helpless to the effects. And as the days passed, Stanley sat on his chair trapped in the soothing sound of elevator music. It was after a few weeks did the narrator begin to lose HIS SHIT! STANLEY! STANLEEY!!! The narrator cried, but Stanley remained motionless. With the narrator slowly being pushed off the plain of sanity, he began to entertain himself by humming and saying strange things such as, woowoowoowaa... and 'this is nothing but mental trauma'. Which it was. This continued for about 50 years dozen years before the charge of the uranium battery in his MP3 player was depleted. Stanley opened his eyes to find himself in a strange office. It was from this day Stanley worked as employee 427 of Aperture Science, before something rather peculiar happened.
Interesting.
@@aidencowdrey yes. Very interesting.
where the hell did you get this from!??/ Anyways, can you tell me teh name of this song>?
@@dankazmarek1259 Bensound - Elevator Bossa Nova
The amazing part is that this is actually quite similar to the Skip Button ending
You are a prophet
This is what free therapy sounds like
Bro so who’s gonna put this version on Spotify 🤨
tu-tu, tu-tu-tu *s t a n l e y . . .*
“Alll together now.”
really relaxing music. thanks to this song i was able to calm my self and finish "the impossible quiz". this music makes miracles!!!!
*sigh*.. the past is truly a wonderful thing.. why does anyone ever choose to leave it?
was surprised i saw the words “the impossible quiz” in 2023 but i realized this comment was from 6 years ago.
Narrator is such a dork
man, like 20 of my 25 hours on that game are in that elevator. could i possibly incuire a 10 hour version? and also its really nice, thank you for even making a 1 hour version of this.
Js loop it man
This is shockingly relaxing
Why would you make a one hour version, it's pointless. Do you know how many times i have had to press than replay button? Make it longer.
press loop
The joke zoomed past your head at massive speeds
press loop
press loop
press loop
shhh… he’s singing…
I remember Markiplier dancing to this like crazy, it was so funny.
Nothing but mental trauma, really.
-narrator
Perfect thing to listen to on repeat when you have to do store recovery at work for your whole shift.
I've never been in an elevator with music lol
I have ONCE in my entire life, I don’t remember where. I wonder why elevator music is such a stereotype
Stan-ley,
And step forward
2 3 4
I actually freakin' finish 1 hour routine of Elevator music...holy crap
7 minutes in and it feels like i'm just getting started
I have had this song stuck in my head for TWO YEARS, not knowing what it was until just now. I got it from an r6 TH-camr cuz it was in the background.
Before I knew it, it was 40 minutes in and I still am just jammin
This is keeping me sane 😌
why is this legitimately addicting, like i could waste my time in any other way that would be super entertaining but im here listening to Stanley Parable elevator music (some timestamps in replies)
while am here ig i can do some timestamps.
25:16 sugers on my cup (?)
25:48 getting old now..
26:24 *sighs*
26:40 woaw wo wa waor (???)
27:00 nothing but mental trauma..
27:15 mumbling??
27:25 do do do do dO do do dah dah dah *sighs* dah do do do do do da
28:14 there's no mental trauma
28:37 Stan-ley!
28:44 Stan'ley!
28:52 one two three four,
29:01 ha ha hAH! or ba ba bAH
29:18 shhhhake those maracas!
don't listen to 30+ minutes of elevator music am going insane bro
i don't know what i expected when i turned on captions
11:01 = ''Nothing but mental trauma''
no lol en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellotron
Nope
It's actually Mellotron lmao
Skip button ending be like
Don't mind me, I'm just going to the core of the earth for a video.
The Stanley parable 2:
Now with an hour of new Elevator content!
i could fall asleep to this music ngl its so relaxing
I like that Narrator is having the best time ever just vibin' there ✋👌
shake those maracas...
What I'm thinking.
-You better not accidentally click out of it, if you do your life is over, remember that-
FRR
I literally sleeped with this it has a very relaxing vibe
Du
Du du du du
Du du du du du du du
_stanley_
Wow, theres so many floors @.o
Or a huge distance between one floor and the next.
@@DavidNightjet or just elevator is only shaking
krishort one big piece of concrete!
i like these types of videos because i like to not have silence :)
Me too
me too :)
Oh thats why this song sounds familiar even tho ive never played the game
Its cos super smash bros trophy music
These are the only instances ive heard this particular song
I've been looking for this rendition for hours, and finally, my mind thinking about this every time I hear it can finally be soothed
9:16 shit there's no way down 💀
man, this is my jam
this is so easy to have open for an hour
was that really 9 months ago :/
18 O.O
see u next year
Valmerix shush 🤫 u schmuck
@@wish next year is here
Is it only i who can hear sometimes the phrases: shit, this getting old now, together and alot more than that? :)
No, the narrator is definitely singing along.
I put this on speaker and turned my room into an elevator 😂
this is the cutest thing ever
He always makes me smile i swear
This is that one song all the youtubers use
dude i've been looking for this song for literally 10 years now because i couldn't remember from what media it was, but thanks to you, i finally found it.
thank you, god bless you and your family.
have a great life!
Being on hold be like:
But the call before being on hold: hello yes this is the Stanley Parable Co. How may I help you? Oh yes, we need you to be on hold.
He's so
Oh my gosh he's just so damn ADORABLE AAAA
1:30 narrator sings along
Yo just found the perfect music to listen to while doing homework, cool:D
The one true masterpiece...
what i the narrator mumbling? i only hear Stan ley
If you listen very closely, you can hear a voice saying "Stanley".
It’s the narrator, he says a bunch of other stuff too lol
i like that moment when someone say "stanley"
The ethereal notes of the Stanley Parable's elevator music serve as a sonic cocoon, enveloping the player in a realm where time itself dances to the rhythm of mellifluous melodies. Much like a serenade from an otherworldly minstrel, the music transcends the mere act of background ambiance, becoming a companion to the player's introspective journey. The elevator music, a spectral symphony, mirrors the cyclical nature of Stanley's narrative. Its repetitive cadence, akin to the ceaseless ticking of a cosmic clock, underscores the game's exploration of existential themes. Each loop through the corridors of choice is accompanied by the reassuring hum of the music, a constant in the ever-shifting landscape of decisions. In the grand tapestry of interactive storytelling, the elevator music emerges as a melodic metaphor for the paradox of choice. The rhythmic ascent and descent mimic the ebb and flow of decision-making, a harmonious reminder that in the vast orchestra of possibilities, every note contributes to the composition of one's narrative. This musical embrace, with its dulcet tones and hypnotic loops, echoes the comforting nostalgia of a bygone era. It's a sonic time capsule, whisking players away to a retro-futuristic dreamscape where corridors are not just passageways but conduits of introspection. The music becomes the auditory guide through the labyrinth of narratives, a compass pointing toward the heart of the Stanley Parable's enigmatic charm. As a player, my affection for the Stanley Parable's elevator music is a love letter to the artistry of subtlety. It's the unassuming maestro orchestrating emotions from the shadows, weaving a sonic spell that transcends the boundaries of the game itself. In its simplicity, the music achieves complexity, mirroring the paradoxes and intricacies of the choices we make within the confines of Stanley's surreal universe. In conclusion, the Stanley Parable's elevator music is more than a mere backdrop; it's a metaphysical guide, a companion through the corridors of choice, and a timeless melody that lingers in the recesses of the player's psyche. Like a familiar tune from a distant memory, it resonates with the soul, transforming a digital experience into a symphony of introspection and nostalgia.
My lil ADHD brain really listened to this for a hour
Markiplier has definitely watched this whole video
This is stuck in my head