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My fav

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Everything I've heard from Chief Keef sounds like braindead crap. I don't understand the appeal at all. Nothing is clever or interesting about it at all and you can't understand what the fuck he's saying. Rhyming the same words over and over again over a super processed spammy high hat beat...lame

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If this doesn't make you feel like a badass, then there's probably something wrong with you:



Just read the lyrics:

Quote: I am a gambler, god knows I've been around
I've lived it up now I'm livin' it down
I've played some hunches, and I've played some blues
A man with nothing ain't got nothing to lose

I thought my woman was my ace in the hole
But when she left me I was out of control
I've just had bad luck since I got the news
A man with nothing aint got nothing to lose

Old lady luck ain't nobody's friend
And old dame fortune broke my heart in the end
Love was the one thing I tried not to abuse

A MAN WITH NOTHIN' AIN'T GOT NOTHIN TO LOSE

I like casinos and I love slot machines
I lost a fortune if you know what I mean
Those one armed bandits was the wrong thing to choose
A man with nothing ain't got nothing to lose

You wanna help me do you know where I'm at
Don't try to change me girl it's to late for that
You say quit gamblin' and I'll have to refuse
A man with nothing ain't got nothing to lose

I lost it all I don't have no more to give
The doctor tells me I don't have long to live
My friends all say they'd hate to be in my shoes

A MAN WITH NOTHIN' AIN'T GOT NOTHIN TO LOSE

You say salvation is the one thing I need
It's hell or heaven, that I'm just a bad seed
What makes you think you have the right to accuse

A MAN WITH NOTHIN' AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' TO LOSE

NOTHIN' TO LOSE
NOTHIN' TO LOSE

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I just came across a song today that I have listened to repeatedly and it keeps getting better.

The band, Sun Kil Moon (formerly Red House Painters) is one I was into as a depressed and confused teenager, and most of their songs are much too mopey for me now.

But for nostalgic reasons, I decided to give their new album a shot.

The songwriter is an amazingly gifted writer, sees the world for what it is, and in this song he hits the nail on the head when it comes to remembering those all those incredible sexual encounters when a man is young.

If redpill means seeing the truth and the world for what it is, then this is a very redpill song. Google the lyrics while you listen for maximum effect. Wow.

"She reached down my pants and discovered I was bald. And when I touched her down there she was blossoming and soft. And the next day at school she ignored me in the halls."

"Shelly and Amber gave me my first taste. I went down on them both at Amber's parents' place. We were drunk as skunks and high on darvon. And they gave me a bath and I stumbled on home.

Mary Anne was my first fuck. She slide down between my legs and oh my god she could suck. I went with her friend first but I couldn't get it in. And when she caught me with Mary Anne her heart was broken.

Mary Anne got cold and abruptly broke it off for a guy with sweatpants and a pick-up truck. I begged her not to dump me and I pleaded no. But her body language told me it was time for me to go.

The guy with the truck picked me up and brought me home. I sat down at my piano and my spirit was low. But I pulled myself together and I played a few notes. Now I was the one who got their heart broke.

I met a girl named Debra, she lived on the canal. She made me eggs in the morning, she was such a sweet gal."

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I didn't want to start a new thread - so I thought I would use this one.

This song is not red-pill. But the video kinda' is. It is about a beta male (excellent choice of actor for that role) getting cuckolded and then killed.

It is by The Smashing Pumpkins who were my favourite band of the 90's (along with Radiohead). I noticed the other day that Billy Corgan is a regular guest on Alex Jones - which caught me by surprise since I always imagined he would be a bit of a beta liberal fag.





Anyway - can somebody explain the above video to me?

Since I cannot quite follow the story line. What is the cool guy who sticks the note with the gum to the door doing in the video? I am confused as to how he fits in with the rest of the storyline. Yep - I am pretty dumb. In case you were wondering.

Still - I find it quite interesting that the Pumpkins decided to make such a cold-hearted video about beta males since they probably made up 99% of their fan base.

Post: #31

Cardguy: 'Perfect' is a sequel to the '1979' video. Watch them back to back.

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Trace Adkins, spewing red pill truths about how good, privileged girls keep going for masculine bad boys.





She grew up in the city in a little subdivision
Her daddy wore a tie, mama never fried a chicken
Ballet, straight-As, most likely to succeed
They bought her a car after graduation
Sent her down South for some higher education
Put her on the fast track to a law degree

Now shes coming home to visit
Holding the hand of a wild-eyed boy
With a farmers tan

Shes riding in the middle of his pickup truck
Blaring Charlie Daniels, yelling, Turn it up!
They raised her up a lady but theres one thing
They couldnt avoid
Ladies love country boys

You know mamas and daddies want better for their daughters
Hope theyll settle down with a doctor or a lawyer
And their uptown, ball gown, hand-me-down royalty

They never understand why their princess falls
For some camouflage britches and a southern-boy-drawl

Or why shes riding in the middle of a pickup truck
Blaring Hank Jr., yelling, Turn it up!
They raised her up a lady but theres one thing
They couldnt avoid
Ladies love country boys

You can train em, you can try to teach em
Right from wrong but its still gonna turn em on

And they go riding in the middle of a pickup truck
Blaring Lynyrd Skynyrd, yelling, Turn it up!
You can raise her up a lady but theres one thing
You just cant avoid
Ladies love country boys
They love us country boys

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(06-01-2014 05:53 PM)AnonymousBosch Wrote:  Cardguy: 'Perfect' is a sequel to the '1979' video. Watch them back to back.

'1979' is my favourite Pumpkins song. Never realised the two videos were related!

I am guessing that video is set 4-5 years later in time?

Interesting concept for the video. Since I think one of the most powerful moments in a person's life is dealing with how the dynamics change among a bunch of friends as they grow up together and then move apart to start college etc.

Even now - I can look back and see that was a very intense period of time. And I can only imagine for other people it was even more intense than anything I ever experienced.

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This got to #34 in 1967. A soul music classic. It's complete unapologetic lust for a girl he used to watch walk by his workplace every day. Not so much red pill stuff as it is a throwback to the days when red pill came naturally to men and they didn't have to qualify checking out women, at least not in song.

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Eminem's So Bad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwPDoWBvD04

+1 for Blurred Lines too, love it

Post: #37

First post.

I made this combination the other day (image + song). I am calling it the Barbie Queue Song. The imagery pretty much encapsulates my mindset and approach regarding game.





Woman nature is woman nature. The artificial pen that our ancestors constructed to keep woman nature corralled has already collapsed (in the west, the whole world follows soon). They are reverting back to what nature intended them to be. (Why is the male penis shaped that way? It is meant to scoop out something). And to their credit, womankind did their fair share in fighting this "oppression" (that's how they see it because they're not bright enough to understand the whys, they are simply driven by the wants).

This is a situation we were all born into. And by the look of things, those of us who understand the causes and effects are pretty much powerless to effect any wholesale reversal of the trend (we do not have enough clout in the grand scheme of things). The world has to suffer big time before ancient wisdom is relearned and reinstated.

For the meantime, probably for the duration of our entire lifetimes, we play the game accordingly. We wait our turn, fully aware that there were others before us and there will be others after us, standing in line, wearing our confident cocky funny smirks on our faces. And feed the hamster until we get bored (or it gets fat), and we move on to fall in line to say hi to the next Barbie.

Post: #38

This is the ultimate Red Pill / Alpha Male anthem, no doubt about it!

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Here is the exact song that started my conversion to red pill.
This gem prepared me for accepting red pill spiritually, and made me to search for it intellectually.

I believe the mind only understands what the heart wants it to understand therefore music like this is the real power that could transform game denialists who cannot be shown truth by logic and proof. World needs more red pill music.

The song is in Russian and thus sadly may not be fully appreciated by you guys, so I provided translation below to show the beauty of it's message. The song is about a man raising a level above himself and discovering his freedom from what could be interpreted as both oneitis or religion or pretty much anything.





The silence is above me
The sky full of rain
and this rain is piercing me out
but there’s no pain anymore
At the time when stars had whisper
We have burnt our last connection
Suddenly everything falls down to hellhole
And freedom I will gain
Without evil and goodness
My soul was like that blade runner
I could be with you
and forget about whole world
I could be loving you
but it’s just a game
With help of noise of wind behind
I’ll get over your (forget) voice
I’ll get over those human love
which burn’s us out to ashes
and I was crazy about you…
Now there’s no place for you in my soul

Chorus":
At last I’m free - like that bird flies in the sky
At last I’m free – I forgot the fear inside
At last I’m free – like that wind-wildly
At last I’m free – not in my dream but in realty

The silence is above me
The sky full of fire
and this fire is piercing me out
And here I’m free again
I am free of love, of animosity and of that people talking
Free of fate
of that bondage which held me down
of evil and goodness…
Now there’s no place for you in my soul

Taken from http://lyricstranslate.com/en/Ya-svobode...z33qrUcPir

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Hook is pretty freakin' great.

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Doesn't get better than some Bad Bad Leroy Brown!

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My most 'red pill' moments were usually had on long drives home half hung over on some early sunday morning. Where the girl wanted me to stay but I didn't want to waste my day eating denny's and waiting for her to get ready. Those drives usually included these two songs:





"I ain't saying you treated me unkind, coulda done better but I don't mind. You just sorta wasted my precious time. Don't think twice its alright"





"Its plain to see you're a dangerous thing, with those lips, those hips and those eyes. Its lucky for me that I like being free or I might try to make you mine. I might give in to kiss you but don't plan on me staying long, I might give in to kiss you but tomorrow I will be gone."

Maybe I'm abnormal but I didn't ever get that smug smile of satisfaction until the sun was up and I was gone. Even after the bang I kept an eye open for crazy roomates, std warnings, "I have a boyfriend", hangover regret, and other insanity.

Post: #48

Sorry op, those are some of the worst songs ive ever heard.

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(11-11-2013 06:54 PM)Jaylow Wrote:  Probably the best red pill song of all time:

Closer? I love the song but I have to disagree. The only way this is red pill is to realize that this is chick thinking: I'm completely fucked up and I wish a guy felt like this because OMG we'd be so connected!

This always gets my blood pumping





Yes, I know Rob Halford is gay.

The problem with Nickelback is they talk about red pill shit but it's so fucking obvious and un-subtle that it makes no sense. IDK, do chicks go to Nickleback shows? It's why Judas Priest is a guilty pleasure. Rob Halford gets it, but chicks don't want to hear it. It's like reading RVF.[/align]