What's the best song you have ever heard?

[1]

I'll start;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ViRsmkxmZA
https://sorrydsbm.bandcamp.com/track/never-reached-dreams-hanging-garden-cover
second one has self harm image in the cover so watch out

[binky]

Are you sad?

[binky]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJ4Nel-aHZM

[k]

i'm so bad at this so here's the one i'm listening to a lot rn


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVh8lj0DqyQ

[Sticki]

i'm so bad at this so here's the one i'm listening to a lot rn


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dVh8lj0DqyQ

vid is so fire,
the loko los mixx makes this track even better tho

[john]

r we doing albums? were doing albums.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdPCt5ZEf40

[hemicranea]

i really like this 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Le1myp8Bpo

[o]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9HsGsB-MCM
as much as i explore music-wise i have still yet to find a song that can top this one. almost feels like an insult to call it just "music"

[covetslit]

https://youtu.be/puaPTW0DjqA?si=XBE8WYcAAaJBUNNd corporate job core

[covetslit]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9HsGsB-MCM
as much as i explore music-wise i have still yet to find a song that can top this one. almost feels like an insult to call it just "music"

;D

[Trespasser2004]

https://soundcloud.com/sweet-team/eagle-vision


recently anyways

[zoma]

https://soundcloud.com/vectorgraphics/destine

Probably top 1 for me, largely due in part to nostalgia.
In my mind, this is the peak of early(ish) vaporwave

[money]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw9uPLPfsj8

[zoma]

https://soundcloud.com/vectorgraphics/destine

Probably top 1 for me, largely due in part to nostalgia.
In my mind, this is the peak of early(ish) vaporwave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpby3XHepf8This one is also top 1 for me, if that's even allowed
When music can be so categorically dissimilar, I feel it's valid to have a few favourites

[pobbus]

for today its reflection eternal , Nujabes

[7o00o00o00o]

https://soundcloud.com/7360/cvxcmcjzncxmvnc-xcvsdfsdgxvxcv-prod-7360?si=a1ee9108e3644473bd003db1a785888c&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

[grungor]

probably this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkbEwLpDqEA

[jordyy]

its probably still this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K9KKBvWTdMQ&pp=ygUMYW5vdGhlciBzdGFy

[zod]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nn-uHUlknY
something about that piano arpeggio during the climax of the song is so deeply chill inducing to me.

[spirit!]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=https://youtu.be/mXOgc2p5HyQ?si=3i4m-VeWffCgLnjz

[ErmaKeef]

i can't decide but heres this masterpiece in honor of tread tuesday

https://soundcloud.com/yung3m/black-kray-aka-sickboyrari-selena-gomez-yay-thizzn-prod-f1lthy

[yakkpakk]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIqH1BfLRlw
one of

[k]

https://on.soundcloud.com/XB7LZXiUXWChyaYMA
v e r y a w e s o m e

[follow]

https://soundcloud.com/spaceghostarchive/dark-angels-the-introduction?si=4a5d042a427e403db918951368878824&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

[Hexcatz]

WAP for the following reasons:

1. Sexual Liberation and Empowerment: "WAP" is an unapologetic celebration of female sexuality. I personally advocate for the dismantling of societal norms that shame women for their sexual desires. The song flips the script on the traditional male-dominated narratives in hip-hop and mainstream media, giving women the power to express their own sexual needs and desires openly and proudly.

2. Challenging Patriarchal Norms: The song confronts and disrupts the patriarchy by placing women in control of their sexual narratives. It challenges the double standards where men are praised for their sexual conquests while women are often demeaned for similar behaviors. By being forthright about their sexual desires, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion assert their autonomy and challenge the societal norms that seek to control female sexuality.

3. Representation and Inclusivity: "WAP" is significant for its representation of Black women in a space where they can be bold, unapologetic, and successful. I advocate for the visibility and empowerment of marginalized groups, and "WAP" offers a platform that celebrates Black women's voices and their right to be heard and respected.

4. Reclaiming Language and Imagery: The explicit language and imagery used in "WAP" are tools for reclaiming power. By using terms and visuals that have historically been used to degrade women, the artists turn them into symbols of empowerment and agency. This reclamation is a form of resistance against the oppressive language and stereotypes imposed by a patriarchal society.

5. Cultural Impact and Conversation: The song sparked widespread discussion and debate, bringing issues of sexual liberation, censorship, and gender equality to the forefront of public discourse. I view such conversations as essential for societal progress, as they force people to confront and reconsider their own biases and the structures of oppression that exist in society.

In essence, "WAP" is a groundbreaking anthem that embodies the principles of sexual freedom, challenges patriarchal norms, and amplifies marginalized voices, making it a powerful and influential piece of cultural and feminist art.

[spirit!]

WAP for the following reasons:

1. Sexual Liberation and Empowerment: "WAP" is an unapologetic celebration of female sexuality. I personally advocate for the dismantling of societal norms that shame women for their sexual desires. The song flips the script on the traditional male-dominated narratives in hip-hop and mainstream media, giving women the power to express their own sexual needs and desires openly and proudly.

2. Challenging Patriarchal Norms: The song confronts and disrupts the patriarchy by placing women in control of their sexual narratives. It challenges the double standards where men are praised for their sexual conquests while women are often demeaned for similar behaviors. By being forthright about their sexual desires, Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion assert their autonomy and challenge the societal norms that seek to control female sexuality.

3. Representation and Inclusivity: "WAP" is significant for its representation of Black women in a space where they can be bold, unapologetic, and successful. I advocate for the visibility and empowerment of marginalized groups, and "WAP" offers a platform that celebrates Black women's voices and their right to be heard and respected.

4. Reclaiming Language and Imagery: The explicit language and imagery used in "WAP" are tools for reclaiming power. By using terms and visuals that have historically been used to degrade women, the artists turn them into symbols of empowerment and agency. This reclamation is a form of resistance against the oppressive language and stereotypes imposed by a patriarchal society.

5. Cultural Impact and Conversation: The song sparked widespread discussion and debate, bringing issues of sexual liberation, censorship, and gender equality to the forefront of public discourse. I view such conversations as essential for societal progress, as they force people to confront and reconsider their own biases and the structures of oppression that exist in society.

In essence, "WAP" is a groundbreaking anthem that embodies the principles of sexual freedom, challenges patriarchal norms, and amplifies marginalized voices, making it a powerful and influential piece of cultural and feminist art.

fucking dumbass liberal cuck

[kangsayur55]

For now probably "       " by "   
" reall good vro u should listen.