I made a Hillary Clinton / Donald Trump music video

I spent about a month making this song and video, so I'd like to share it with people who might appreciate it. For the music, I cut out words and phrases of the two candidates from the debates and a few other sources. Some of the lines are things they actually said, others are the result of rearranging the words to create new meaning. Hear the candidates endorse anarchy, fall in love, and debunk the truth! The videos come from 'Manufacturing Consent,' a PBS documentary on lizards, and old political advertisements.

Anyway, I hope you enjoy it. It's not meant to be an endorsement or critique of either candidate specifically, but rather the two party system which protects American imperialist interest in general.

Hm. It's a bit busy, I must admit I'm having trouble even understanding what's being said?...

Sorry... I'm a bit confused...

a reply to: WorldThief

Not even close to a HRC/ DJT video....feels like you are throwing up or attempting to produce a mk ultra mind control video.

I couldn't stand the video after first 15 seconds and then skipped throughout only to feel sick to my stomach. Either you have a really messed up head or you are performing an experiment on onlookers.

Either way good for you on putting a video together, not really a music video, but a video nevertheless.

You folks are impressively closed minded for a website supposedly founded in unorthodox thinking...

If you can't watch a thing for fifteen seconds, how can you declare to not like what you haven't even experienced? Anyway, your loss.

a reply to: WorldThief

Yo that video is really cool!

I love all the black & white WW2 footage that you sampled.

What program did you use to edit? Was it Final Cut?

a reply to: WorldThief

subliminal psyop?

a reply to: WorldThief

i get it brother, its #ing making fun of the two party system and in a satirical way.. but you really should of gone with drum and bass with a dark industrial tune like this, what you made was too schizophrenic (disjointed) for the schizophrenics, remember all the people who vote for these idiots voted for these idiots, they need it in a catchy hard core and rhythmic tone- to fully be impacted.

Sex sells, and so does hardcore beats, you got the idea make it happen brother...



i can help you, if you'd like PM me

Meh. Did nothing for me.
Couldn't make sense out of any of it.
But that means nothing. If you're making music, or something close to it, I support you 100%. Even if I don't care for it.

You go!

a reply to: TechniXcality

Vid not available big fella!!

Allow me to rant, briefly: So I expected this reaction more or less. I have no intention of making music that falls into cookie cutter genres like 'rock' or 'hip-hop' or something that can be reduced to 'drum and bass dark industrial tune.' These genres of music have all failed us -- despite them, we still have the world we have. So its time to try something new, not follow blindly what people have done in the past. In the same way that I would never follow an organized religion like Christianity or Islam, because its a kind of brainwashing, I would never attempt to make genre music, because it's a kind of soulwashing.

Unfortunately for listeners this requires work. When you listen to something new for the first time, the neural routes required to enjoy it simply haven't formed in your brains yet, and so your only experience can be one of shock or disgust. It's like you're taking a complicated drive in a new landscape for the first time. You can't enjoy the landscape, because you're focused on not getting lost, not driving your car into a ditch, etc. But if you happened to take that drive a second time, you'd enjoy it a bit more, and the third or fourth time, you might even think, "Wow, this is one of the greatest trips I've ever taken." I talk not from my ass, but from personal experience. Much of my favorite music is stuff that I didn't get or even despised upon first listen.

Not that I'm saying I make great music or that every one needs to like it. But most people are simply lazy listeners, lazy movie watchers, lazy art critics. If they don't understand something the first time around, they reject it, because its easier and faster to reject a thing than to give it a second glance. These are the same people who would've been rejecting Beethoven, Bach, Penderecki, Radiohead, or saying Van Gogh's work wasn't realistic enough. It is the history of art. People accused Mozart of 'having too many notes.' People accused Terry Riley and Philip Glass 'of not having enough notes.' So calling a thing too complicated or too simplistic is only because we compare anything new to what we're used to. It's understandable. Unfortunately, it isn't conducive to fostering an innovative artistic community, and if we all reacted that way, we'd still be listening to Gregorian chants or synchronized cave man farts.

So if you're brave, I dare you to listen a second time. (P.S. There is far less chaos if you wear headphones -- the sounds have been designed to come from the left or right or middle channels. To me, not wearing headphones for this kind of music is like watching a 3D movie without 3D glasses).

And if by some chance you want more, check out another:

a reply to: scubagravy

it must be because of the country filters...

try combichrist brain bypass brother..