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Everyone Is Spreading Misinformation About The Bite By Night Situation…

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Overview

The video argues that widespread online claims about the “Bite by Night” Roblox project rejecting an official Five Nights at Freddy’s (FNAF) license are misinformation.

Core claim being contested

The creator says social media—especially on X/Twitter—has been circulating a narrative claiming that Azzyland / Azzy (Azzyland Blocks) rejected an official FNAF license due to revenue-split concerns (i.e., not wanting to give the FNAF/rights holders a cut).

Evidence presented by the speaker

The speaker claims they recently received a screenshot from an upcoming “Bite by Night document” from a “highly trusted” source.

  • The screenshot allegedly states that the post spreading the rejection story:
    • “does not back up the claim with any evidence”
    • and that the supposed rejection narrative is not supported.

Implication / conclusion

Based on this, the speaker concludes that the specific accusation—“denied the FNAF license”—is false.

  • The screenshot/record is presented as indicating no evidence exists for the accusation.
  • Therefore, the speaker argues people have been spreading it without verification.

Confusion and competing social posts

The speaker references at least two related posts:

  • A post attributed to Colaculous reportedly claims Azzy rejected the FNAF license to avoid revenue interference.
  • Another post attributed to Sharky Leo (as the speaker recalls) suggests licensing discussions and/or that maintenance occurred because of an official license, without necessarily asserting that Azzy outright denied it.

The speaker also says they can’t fully verify where the screenshots used by Colaculous came from and suggests the person described as a former dev behind them may be misleading—though the speaker entertains the possibility that there may have been disputes over terms.

Broader impact of the misinformation

The speaker says the misinformation led to:

  • Mass social backlash against Bite by Night / Azzyland Blocks, including many shorts and YouTube videos repeating the claim
  • Taken-down content by other creators
  • People leaving or hating Bite by Night due to believing the license-rejection story

Not defending everything

While insisting the license-denial narrative is false, the speaker explicitly says they are not defending Azzyland Blocks overall.

  • They reference separate issues about payments to contributors/devs.
  • They frame those topics as a “different matter” for another video.

Tone and closing

The creator calls for an apology to Azzyland Blocks specifically regarding this misinformation claim, arguing that threats and doxxing fears have emerged from false information.

They also suggest the game may already be effectively “done” or failing regardless of the misinformation.

Presenters / contributors

  • The video’s speaker/creator (unnamed in the subtitles)
  • Azzyland Blocks / Azzy (mentioned)
  • Colaculous (mentioned)
  • Sharky Leo (mentioned)

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