The Satanic Panic is Back?

Does "satanic" imagery in media concern you?


  • Total voters
    37
IMG_1233.jpeg


Recap?

What were the rituals?
 
Buddy was a young and gifted producer that realized early on he was touched by God. He wasn’t religious but grew up in Chruch so when he’s in sessions and producing at that level he can hear the voice of the spirit. He tries to play on both sides of the fence and realizes being like warm isn’t it so he quits Secular in his PRIME and turns to God. Puffy and the camp chase him and threaten him and try to extort him. Finally he falls on God and God delivers him from their evil.
Shortly after he reverts back and says he’ll just produce beats and not tie into the “Rap/R&B” music. He gets attacked again by demonic spirits before it finally runs him up out the game and back to the Church where he still produces.

A couple excerpts: at one point he speaks about making such great music that it can only be produced by tying into a different realm that is not quite Godly. Says he went on a 4 day bender of Music where they do nothing but build some of rh most beautiful music to ever exist, music out of his skill level but touched by evil. Around the 15:00mark he speaks on that

:speaks on some ritualistic practices taking place during sessions to feed into the dark sides power.
 
I've always had a suspicion that the frequencies in music have an effect on our mental and/or emotional states that isn't really widely understood. Not anything necessarily audible but frequencies within the soundwaves. Kind of like how sand on a tuning plate forms different shapes depending on the frequencies running through it. Everything internally is waves, frequency, vibration. Brain waves, heart waves, electromagnetic pulses, right down to the vibrations of the atoms that make up our structure. How does the resonance/dissonance between all these things affect us physically. I've definitely heard of the better music producers using this knowledge to engage listeners on a more emotional level, not sure where exactly I read about this though.
 
Back
Top Bottom