Hey, I've created a code. Do any of you want to break it?

[RiardasMikelioni]

I had nothing to do today so I created a code. Try to decipher this message and message me. I will tell you if you are right.
The code:
01111111000011110000011100111111
01111111000000110111111101111111
01111111000111110000111100000011
00001111001111110000000100000111
00000111111111111111111111111111
00000111011111110111111100000011
01111111000111110001111101111111
01111111000011110111111100011111
01111111011111110000000100000111
11111111011111110000011100111111
01111111011111110011111100001111
01111111000001110001111100000011
00000001011111110011111100001111
01111111011111110111111100111111
01111111000000010001111100001111
00111111011111110000011100000011
00000011000001110111111100000001
0000000101111111
Have fun!

 

[Ubuntuの刀]

can anyone confirm that there is a message behind this?

 

[RiardasMikelioni]

Yes there is. This is not binary.

 

[ComeTurismO]

can you give a hint in FINDING the message?

 

[RiardasMikelioni]

You need to take 8 numbers at a time. For example 01111111.

 

[Sterling]

Pretty sure it's just p00p written several times. Considering this cluster in particular produced a legible result when properly spaced and plugged into a translator, I'd say it's some doctored binary.

01111111 00000001
00000001 01111111