What should I listen to?
I'm not asking for uplifting symphonies. What artist captures the pain of the modern white man watching his people die out slowly? Is there such an artist?
If not, maybe it's time for a far-right rap duo to arise to reach these kids.
Redpilled Music
Kayden Diaz
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Owen Long
alabama nigger
Brandon Thomas
Mr. Bond
Carson Russell
I just want a type of music that soaks up the despair I feel on a daily basis. Wish I just never knew the truth. Wish my curiosity never took hold and led me down the "red-pill" path where the only logical conclusion was to ride the tiger which I have shown that I'm incapable of doing.
I feel so damn alone. Like I'm the only person that used to be a drug user, tried to keep his nose clean after taking the red-pill, but ultimately succumbed to the tiger, to it's unrelenting claws and it's pain. What reason is there to keep going? Give me some music that gives me some purpose.
Bones imo had the perfect formula for this but he never truly revealed his power level.
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Nicholas Barnes
Posting the only music I know that fits the doomer bill
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Luke Clark
>I just want a type of music that soaks up the despair I feel on a daily basis
Classical.
Thomas Carter
Metal is the white man;s music.
Xavier Torres
How do I find ultranationalist girls?
Thomas Turner
Lincoln Wright
Mr Bond is a good pick. Zack Hemsey has quite a few tracks that can be rather motivating in the right moment. I've found out about a group called "Weh" who do folk since I started posting here, the track I like best is "Long Days of Winter". Really, it's difficult to say what will work for you. Punk might be for you, ironically. Try to look for some kind of right-wing punk group. Or, really, just go with Classical. It doesn't have to be symphonies. "Siegfried's Death and Funeral" by Richard Wagner, ideally the version Klaus Tennstedt directed is powerful as can be.