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Exploring the unique evolution of how to profit on haters

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Published: 2024-07-04 16:27:23
Discovered: 2026-02-05 14:24:11
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An internet hater brought this soundtrack to life after addressing strange communist references. At the time this song was created, I found myself in a dispute with an individual who exhibited extreme instability. This person barely understood what they were...

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An internet hater brought this soundtrack to life after addressing strange communist references.

At the time this song was created, I found myself in a dispute with an individual who exhibited extreme instability. This person barely understood what they were talking about and attacked me both personally and with incomprehensible references that they likely didn’t understand themselves. The individual in question randomly talked about communism – as that is what foolish racists do – and linked to music the individual didn’t realize was satirical.

Some of the content “the individual” provided with inadvertently generated this song, which is now meant to remind of the importance of source criticism. The original track sounds nothing like this, and the people behind the original track cannot be traced today, but are likely associated with Swedish punk-rock, with only a “short tone” from a riff being used.

This project has been highly experimental from the start, as the genre was not originally within the sphere I am used to working in. However, the person in question contributed to me starting to experiment with it at all.

The original track was made in 128 BPM, the final release will however be in 138.

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