Globalist hypnotic brainwashing via music
10 2018-01-03 by alexander7k
So we’ve spent New Year’s Eve with my wife at a house party at a friend’s house, and every soundtrack he put on was this new kind of electric music crap, with female singers and a repeating beat, I don’t know the genre since I normally don’t listen to this kind of music, I guess it’s mostly for youngsters, but after a few champagnes it can make your dance though. So to celebrate the new year I guess it’s tolerable. I have drank some, but not too much, so that I could hear the lyrics of the song.
What I have noticed, is that literally almost every soundtrack talked about “uniting the world” , “we are one” , “we can make the world one” , “join the world together” . Literally, I am not joking.
I mean this has to be a massive brainwashing operation for a Global Government.
And notice the electric genre has short lyrics and it’s very repetitive. So it drills the brainwashing into your head, meanwhile you are hypnotized by the beat.
What better way there is to brainwash people into globalism than have a bunch of drunk people in hypnotic state and suggesting a global unification to them via the music.
This electric genre has to be some kind of conspiracy, no wonder so many youngsters today buy into this Marxist-Globalist propaganda.
They go partying every Saturday and in every club they play this kind of music, totally brainwashing youngsters into supporting a Global Government.
I normally don’t listen to such music, but it was just so alarming to me, that it almost destroyed my mood on New Years Eve.
53 comments
1 hippiejesus131 2018-01-03
I listen to Electronic music everyday and have never heard a song like this. Everything isn’t a conspiracy. I’m sure their are artists in the EDM world who have sold out to that level of Hollywood but I would say that most are just dudes or dudets sitting in their apartment looking at a computer screen and fucking with synthesizers. Making music that’s fun to dance to, and often times repetitive.
1 BeholdThePaleSource 2018-01-03
This is the reality for the majority of electronic music creators, for better or for worse. Do you think it's possible that particular messages could be contained within select pieces of music though?
1 hippiejesus131 2018-01-03
I think it’s possible. But listening to a three minute song that says “we all should unite” or whatever OP said isn’t going to brainwash you. If there’s a conspiracy to electronic music I would think it would come from some kind of frequencies being blasted at you but who knows what those frequencies are or what they would do to you. Their definitely is some very trance like and weird electronic music but it’s supposed to be like that. And if you’re tripping nuts or doing whatever then it can definitely feel like some crazy shit is happening to you but it’s usually you just over thinking it because there’s a lot of bass and it feels crazy on your body and when drugs are involved and your senses are heightened that shit can get crazy. I love it.
1 BeholdThePaleSource 2018-01-03
Agreed on the whole lot
1 lunaticLipid 2018-01-03
Certainly, but how would you distinguish that from just the artist putting a message in their work? That's how art is supposed to be.
1 Sachyriel 2018-01-03
Dudette has two Ts, it's a French thing.
1 hippiejesus131 2018-01-03
Oui Oui
1 hippiejesus131 2018-01-03
If you could find you friend and get him to send you some links to some songs that would be awesome. I’d love to see what you’re talking about. But they’re probably just songs.
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
The guy hired a DJ from a local club, I don't know him, a 20 something year old kid basically, he brought his own mixes I guess. But I guess he just remixed popular electronic songs from this year.
Just type into youtube electronic music 2017 and browse there I guess.
1 elcad 2018-01-03
As a old person you sound even older than me. I have no idea what the genres are called anymore either. My guess is that it's that Ellie Goulding type music.
Nothing new really. Here is The Who with the same message. "Hear the drummer drumming."
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
No it's worse, that actually has some lyrics, it's a pop genre.
I am talking about the electronic music genre which is filled with almost hypnotic beats drilling it into your heads like if it were a hammer hitting your ears. It's very weird, I don't understand how can young people like this.
I grew up on 80's and 90's music, it's totally weird to me what kind of crap people listen to these days.
1 elcad 2018-01-03
We had the same time of music in the clubs back in the 90s. Super bass and the same lines repeated. The lines were a bit more whimsical, like "It's Time For The Percolator" or "Watch out for the Big Girl"
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
I don't know about you but the music in the early 90's, my teenage years, were quite cool and danceable.
The music only started to become overly shitty and repetitive after the 2000's with ATC and stuff like that.
I preferred the rock and roll and more articulated pop music.
1 elcad 2018-01-03
90s music was never my thing, since I'm an 80's teen. 60's and 70's rock or soul with some 80's alt stuff is my normal area of listening.
ATC?
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Yes it was a very annoying band, they played all that shit during my highschool graduation party in the late 90's.
1 Quetzalcoatlwasright 2018-01-03
You’re exactly right. I dare you to watch some of the EDM festivals live. I used to go when I was in high school/college. A few years ago it wasn’t quite as bad and I still noticed this.
1 GirlsGetGoats 2018-01-03
Ive been going to these festivals for well over a decade. What exactly is your issue with them?
1 hippiejesus131 2018-01-03
ELECTRONIC MUSIC=THE DEVIL
DANCING WITH FRIENDS TO A REPETITIVE BEAT=THE DEVIL
1 Tlc1231 2018-01-03
http://www.whydontyoutrythis.com/2013/08/440hz-music-conspiracy-to-detune-good-vibrations-from-natural-432hz.html?m=1
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Didn't the .mp3 patents expired recently, both in the EU and in the USA.
So why can't people change it now if it's so bad?
1 episoldier 2018-01-03
Electronic music has been around for decades. House music, in particular, arose out of black/latino/gay cultures and from its inception promoted inclusiveness, and respect and love towards your fellow party goers.
The "we are one" or "unity" messages are nothing new, nor are they nefarious...quite the opposite in reality.
If anything can bring people of all backgrounds together, it's music and dancing. As they say, music is universal.
Watch "Larry Heard a.k.a. Mr. Fingers "Can You Feel It?" ( with lyrics )" on YouTube https://youtu.be/ts8iBs3tpmw
1 Sachyriel 2018-01-03
Yeah, like does anyone remember John Lennon? And Imagine?
https://genius.com/John-lennon-imagine-lyrics Dude shoulda tattooed a Pentagram on his face :p the darn Satanist.
Or Woody Gutherie, who sings "This Land is Your Land"?
http://www.woodyguthrie.org/Lyrics/This_Land.htm
https://www.npr.org/2000/07/03/1076186/this-land-is-your-land
He wants to collectivize all the land in the country .
If there's any propaganda in music it's the usual "Buy stuff to be happy" garbage.
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Lennon was an open Communist, everyone knows this.
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Yes yes, but it's not like this, see my response to /u/GirlsGetGoats
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/7nw0ef/globalist_hypnotic_brainwashing_via_music/ds68n4f/
1 RunRoboRun 2018-01-03
My church sings songs about drinking blood and human sacrifice and cheeses oddly enough
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
What the hell, is it some sort of Satanist church?
1 LurkPro3000 2018-01-03
Nope, just a plain old regular one? You don't drink transmitted blood every Sunday?
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
No I don't.
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-01-03
I highly doubt that the target demographic would be calling for a government type NWO, rather, it's for uniting people .
If you go to a music event you'll see a certain unity in the people having fun. Nothing wrong with that imo.
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
But that feeling is then used to further political goals.
People are fooled with unity, but the political unity they get is totalitarian rather.
It's like that meme that shows what people think of Globalism and what it actualyl means.
People think it's everyone holding hands together, no racism, and utopia.
What it actually is it's a globalist bankster controlled world with chips implanted in people's skull.
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-01-03
In other words, what you're talking about is inversion. TPTB have done it to education, healthcare, politics, and music I guess, so I understand where your criticism is coming from.
The only thing you're missing though in this specific regard is experience .
Most people that come out of these events have a great time bonding with their friends and even complete strangers. There really is a tangible sense of unity amongst people at these things, although you seem to think that this is a bad thing because it promotes the concept of a global NWO.
Should the lyrics promote division? Is banding together a bad thing? Why would unity on the ground level lead to furthering political goals or subversion?
Have you had any spiritual experiences?
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
No you misunderstand me, I have no problem with the bonding aspect (although it could be criticized from a collectivism / individualism perspective).
Certainly lowering violence and racism is good.
However what I am saying is that this "unity" experience that these people experience is then conflated with political totalitarianism, and used against people to push for the NWO.
Let me put it like this: * People have a bonding, and a sense of unity, and respect for eachother. * People want a world more united and free * The globalists realize this * The globalists push for a Global Totalitarian Government, under the disguise of a "united utopia" * People are now enslaved, have microchips in their brains, and the illusion of utopia is quickly swapped for the harsh reality.
Literally every superproject (EU,UN) feeds on this "unity" experience that youngsters (mostly liberals) experience, and they use this as a political weapon to feed their NWO project.
1 Bread_is_the_devil 2018-01-03
As someone that was a raver in the UK in the 90’s I can assure you listening to jungle/drum and bass invoked an almost tribalistic vibe to the 2-4000 people around me. That vibe was honestly geared towards getting as mangled as possible, having a wicked night and sticking 2 fingers up to the law. Music today is trash, like you say hypnotic, but a lot of people take drugs at the events. I personally would say there would be little to no chance of uniting people together through music towards a one world government.
Good topic though, always like to discuss music and society, plenty of conspiracies in music and the people surrounding the scene
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-01-03
That vibe is still there in underground events
1 Bread_is_the_devil 2018-01-03
I went raving a couple of years ago in London, it was a good night, a really good night, but it was missing something from years ago, I thought it was me not being the person I was all those years ago. Used to go to the underground and moot raves, mostly a sound crowd at those nights, few moody ones. Don’t think I could go to one these days though
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-01-03
I hear that a lot from more experienced ravers also, I wonder what changed?
Or maybe it's just the times have changed lol
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Well a lot of people , especially youngsters support the EU, which is a bureaucratic dictatorship basically.
They have been hearing "unity" and "oneness" from the 90's in discos, so they thought that uniting europe under a dictatorship is almost like "love" and "oneness" in the spiritual sense.
It couldn't be further from the truth.
You know Agenda 2020/2030, it sounds all so New-Age-ish, yet it's totalitarian in reality.
1 Bread_is_the_devil 2018-01-03
Fair comment, but I am in that age bracket and most of the people I know that are my age are not behind the plutocratic EU. The generation after us are behind the EU, because with the mass roll out of the internet into every home in the early noughties the brainwashing could commence on the future generations. I find this age bracket the hardest to talk to as they generally stonewall any discussion that their reality is not all as it seems
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Well who knows, youngsters are quick to catch onto innovations, so I bet most of them are interested in cryptocurrencies. Interestingly the EU is very hostile to crypto. So that is a conflict of interest right there.
1 Bread_is_the_devil 2018-01-03
Can I ask, politely, what age bracket you are in? You can obviously politely tell me to fuck off if you wish. Just interested to know from what age perspective we are discussing this, as from what you have said to me and others I would put you late 50’s?
The EU is a failed plutocracy with unelected fat cats at the top, unfortunately the brain washing commenced from early on with the generation after me, anything to keep their grubby greasy hands on their gravy trains they will do. I honestly hope the whole thing implodes
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Hey don't make me that old, I'm only 38.
But I literally feel like being 50, the world changed a lot since I was a kid.
1 Bread_is_the_devil 2018-01-03
I’m 3 years behind you then, I agree the world has changed a lot in that time, not for the better in my opinion, or are we just looking at it through rose tinted spectacles?
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Well from a physical standpoint it got better, violence went down massively.
I could remember there were still gangsters on the streets about 20 years ago, now there aren't.
But my biggest worry now comes from the Technocracy.
The massive technological tyranny that is right around the corner. They are literally doing research now with brain transplants and neurological-digital interfaces.
They will start putting chips inside people's brains, but not through force, we live in the Brave New World, people will voluntarily accept that.
Probably going to be sold as that Virtual Reality crap that Zuckerberg is pushing.
1 GirlsGetGoats 2018-01-03
Oh come on really? Really?
EDM is a huge part of my and has been for well over a decade so I'm gonna lay some education down.
The underlining motto of EDM and Rave culture is PLUR. Peace, Love, UNITY, Respect. These are basically the only things that matter to us.
Raves and the rave culture surrounding it are one of the few places were human connection transcends all things. There's no globalism/nationalism, politics, race, rich or poor, hell even language isn't a barrier.
This global community of love that transcends all are what's being referenced in these songs.
If songs about unity and love ruined your new year's than you are exactly the kind of person that needs to go drop some MDMA and experience the love first hand.
The fact that you thought it had to do with something as stupid as politics is frankly insulting.
Hell this global unity is something this sub should love.
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
I am pretty sure it wasn't like that. Yeah there is a lot of progressivism in music since the 70's where they were talking about unity and such.
But this music literally sounded like a hypnosis. The beat was very weird electric effects and the lyrics was clear.
It's like somebody trying to brainwash you.
Now we didn't have disco lights, since it was in a large livingroom. But I bet in clubs when they play the music, mixed in with disco lights and special effects, it's even more mesmerizing.
I saw here people linking brainwashing techniques, induced by alcohol, sound and lights.
Isn't this exactly the same?
1 LurkPro3000 2018-01-03
It is. These people are spouting the exoteric value of EDM like it all ends on the dance floor. You are more correct than they know.
1 DeathByPlanet 2018-01-03
A Rave New World https://hooktube.com/watch?v=jV3rGn__sek
Also check out Hans Utter on GnosticMedia podcasts. Which is a lot more in-depth and analytical.
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-01-03
Saved to watch later
Although I will ask: what do you think of electronic music in general?
1 DeathByPlanet 2018-01-03
Basically, you should be sceptical of all forms of music. In my opinion, and Platos, it is the greatest form of mind control (pre FM radio, TV, Internet). Music affects you, that's why you like it. Tonality, rythm and such, according to Plato can be altered specifically to bring about a certain mood. War drums is an example. Tyrants and governments have used it with great effect. And on top of that you can bring lyrics, words, in to it and together with the emotionally piercing tonality seed ideas and concepts. Bypassing the mind-filters (rationality, logic) you have for example in day to day conversations.
Now the aforementioned youtube "documentary" Rave new world is no fountain of information.
On the other hand I highly recommend this interview series with Dr Hans Utter https://hooktube.com/watch?v=L1n5Hfy_dCg called 'Dr. Hans Utter – “Music, Mind Control, and Psychobiology, Pt. 1”' It will highly enlighten you in this specific subject.
1 TooManyCookz 2018-01-03
I feel sorry for everyone else at that party. Bet you were a hoot!
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
It wasn't that bad, it was just an uncomfortable observation. What is a hoot?
1 HeyEatMyShit420 2018-01-03
Its all masonic.
1 vdibwedqwkn12313 2018-01-03
Music was solved in the 1700s. Wagner was right.
1 hippiejesus131 2018-01-03
I think it’s possible. But listening to a three minute song that says “we all should unite” or whatever OP said isn’t going to brainwash you. If there’s a conspiracy to electronic music I would think it would come from some kind of frequencies being blasted at you but who knows what those frequencies are or what they would do to you. Their definitely is some very trance like and weird electronic music but it’s supposed to be like that. And if you’re tripping nuts or doing whatever then it can definitely feel like some crazy shit is happening to you but it’s usually you just over thinking it because there’s a lot of bass and it feels crazy on your body and when drugs are involved and your senses are heightened that shit can get crazy. I love it.
1 Sachyriel 2018-01-03
Yeah, like does anyone remember John Lennon? And Imagine?
https://genius.com/John-lennon-imagine-lyrics Dude shoulda tattooed a Pentagram on his face :p the darn Satanist.
Or Woody Gutherie, who sings "This Land is Your Land"?
http://www.woodyguthrie.org/Lyrics/This_Land.htm
https://www.npr.org/2000/07/03/1076186/this-land-is-your-land
He wants to collectivize all the land in the country .
If there's any propaganda in music it's the usual "Buy stuff to be happy" garbage.
1 lunaticLipid 2018-01-03
Certainly, but how would you distinguish that from just the artist putting a message in their work? That's how art is supposed to be.
1 alexander7k 2018-01-03
Yes yes, but it's not like this, see my response to /u/GirlsGetGoats
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/7nw0ef/globalist_hypnotic_brainwashing_via_music/ds68n4f/
1 hippiejesus131 2018-01-03
ELECTRONIC MUSIC=THE DEVIL
DANCING WITH FRIENDS TO A REPETITIVE BEAT=THE DEVIL