its just a song the song: Baby Hotline - Jack Stauber

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[sleepyzenx]

For people who don’t know basically there was a girl who wanted to commit suicide he says hoarder of quarters because she had a pay phone so she called the hotline but they wouldn’t pick up but by the time they did she was already dead and when he said drinking eye it meant that she kept drinking alcohol pls get me lots of likes this took so long

[SuperMarioFreaky]

The Loud Bangs On This Song Were Supposed To Be Gunshots

Edit: gee thanks for 273 likes

Edit 2: no no it's not gunshots that killed her jack added it to make it sound like you know

Edit 3: some of my answers might be wrong

[PlatoAvgeek]

Jack Stauber's songs aren't just songs, they are a hole history that is normaly about depresion, and the animations make you get immersed in the history

[berryvrgorillatag]

Backstory: This happened in 2016, the line
"Hoarder of quarters" meant that this woman liked collecting quarters from the street, The woman called a suicide prevention hotline and they put her on hold, The line "Snack time" was because the people who were on the hotline were eating their snacks. When they got back, the woman already killed herself.

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FOR people who DONT know, While the official meaning and story of the song has not been confirmed by Jack, the most popular theory about Baby Hotline from most fans is that the song is about a woman calling the suicide hotline, specifically from a payphone, with "baby hotline" being a metaphor for said hotline. The song is being sung from the perspective of both the woman calling said hotline and the responder on the other side of the phone.
Hotline Caller: The beginning of the song portrays the singer wanting to call the hotline and be "close to it", but the responder does not take them seriously with them always getting a flatline and them believing the responder sees them as a "hoarder of quarters" with no "boundary boredom". They continue to be put "on hold" as their line gets "cold". However, they continue to call the hotline and get a response, as heard in spoken dialogue "No, uh, I'll try again". They eventually sing about feeling numb and burning with haste after continuously calling the hotline, and how doing so was eventually just a waste. Verse 4 eventually plays out the woman's mindset as she prepares to commit suicide where she claims she's been "dead", her thinking is "bent", and how she eventually decides to "wrap the troubles" and feels good from doing so and now she doesn't have to stay and think about "it" anymore. The outro seems to be the woman right before her suicide, repeating manically that she hates hoping before the song ends with the phone ringing out. The clapping in the background seems to also represent the end of her life in a similar fashion to how people

[Totallynottysonlol]

I was looking at the description and this was posted on my birthday lol

[Mexican_Kami]

"Some day i will go back outside and see u okay" Just explanied everything😭
Edit:wow how do i have 75 likes in 5 days...🤔😳

[ItzLewisLaw]

Me before knowing: 💃🏾🕺🏾

Me after knowing: 💃🏾🕺🏾

[PhantomFNHz]

His face at the end gave me the chills

[SMILENATION]

Me: _Laughs_
Enemy:why are you laughing,
Me:I have an *Pistol*
Enemy:I shall release you as i dont want to die

[DrivrJoel]

As a Jack Stauber fan i can conferm that a woman(Jacks Wife)was on the Suicide Hotline(which is why its named Baby Hotline). The frase "One day i will go back outside and see your okay" means that when jack dies he will hope to see her okay. The frase "Baby flatline" ment that she did kill herself. The frase "Shes a hoarder of quarter's" means that she used quarters to call the hotline on a payphone. The frase " I can insense somebody will die and i hate hoping" means that Jack might have forced her to kill herself so he could make more creepy animations.

[SinanAkin-gs]

Jack Stauber's "Baby Hotline" is a song about seeking comfort and healing in an uncertain world. The narrator struggles with complex emotions such as love, fear, and insecurity, and longs for an escape from the chaos of life. The chorus suggests a sense of acceptance by a higher power and calls for the breaking of negative coping mechanisms, while the pre-chorus references the freedom of hedonistic pursuits. The narrative offers hope that even in a broken and unjust world, peace and solace can eventually be found.

[perry.the.weirdo]

normal people: oh no the meaning is so terrible 😰😰
jack stauber fans: ah yes, the usual.

[Greyisblack]

For people who don’t know this song based on a girl’s Sucide which is know as baby hotline she called it sucide hotline (if there is any mistake please reply😅)

[TheDiamondMain]

People who know: 💀
People who dont know: 💀

[Robloxislife]

song originally was named sus/ide hotline

[TheCoolFoxYT-]

for who doesn't know:there was a girl who was depressed and she wanted to kill herself then (whatever) she said something about hotline then it was called BABY HOTLINE people tried to stop her but instead of listening to the people she shotted herself...(BTW PLEASE LIKE! THIS IS THE TRUE MEANING OF BABY HOTLINE AND IT'S CRAZY)))) 😲

[rukichima]

The golden rule of YouTube laughed during the day, scared at night

[bluecat_real]

The loud bangs sound like bambi braking his phone

[Vampirchik]

Если вкратце, то вот:
Была история что девушка хотела уйти из жизни и она позвонила в горячую линию и ей сказали подождать, но девушка не подождала и пистолетом вышебла голову и в музыке слышен типа выстрел