The BACKROOMS Explained

                                                                           The Backrooms


The Backrooms is an infinite maze of yellow hallways and florescent buzzing lights. This liminal space includes entities (monsters) living in it, scattered in different parts. Getting lost in this place is extremely easy, so be careful.

The Backrooms is not a simulation or a man-made place, and if you are unlucky, you might somehow "slip" or "noclip" (phase) into it.

This horrifying and sanity-draining place is not in this reality. Yet, there is this tiny loophole that exists in a very random spot in the entire world, and if you happen to go through it, there is a chance you will end up in the Backrooms OR if you are lucky, which is very, very, extremely occasional, you will just teleport to a nearby spot in the world, still being in reality.

Here is a video of a guy who ends up in this place:


Assuming you watched the whole video, a cameraman is recording a film and when he walks backwards he trips. Doing so, he noclips into the Backrooms. He encounters an entity stalking him and chasing him, and he sees infinite yellow halls.

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