Originally posted by Poop King:

Yea pretty sure I'm into full mentally unhinged territory now, my autism started escalating into full alien brain and hands while training myself to be assertive and focus on my music again. I literally use hand gestures with air punching force while I aimlessly wander around my house talking to imaginary people. AI fucking broke me, filling me with desires that I'll never ever get. I better try and force myself to get into death metal music to try fix this shit, thanks to Sweaty 9 Year Old for sending me some links. Maybe buy all the metal / goth spiky shit so no one can touch me and try to go to a mosh pit. Maybe that can be my next years resolution in my journey of self improvement.

All this because my brain refused to do split personalities when my asian parents abused me throughout my childhood sheesh.

i didn't send you any death metal links, i sent you grindcore, which is distinctly different because of its hardcore-punk roots

should you find parents that love and appreciate you? yes

Originally posted by Poop King:

Originally posted by smoking addiction:

stop being so emo bro

Its a silly song and fits because I already had an emo edgy song to open the album called 'bad start' ... so both 'bad start & terrible end' are purposefully cringe in line with the titles to open and close the album lol. Will work more on it after this month spent on vocal training. The rest of the songs are all in my style of passionate jazz, plus a few remixes planned to get them more noticed.

'Bad start - rushed relationship, destined for ruin and breakup'
Second track 'You Said I' - Wedding song.
Rest all 'love and passion shit'
Penultimate song 'over me' - the breakup and me praising and trying to get the other person back.
Final song - 'Terrible end, I cut myself dead'.

Lulz.

my chemical poopance

Originally posted by Poop King:

Originally posted by sweaty 9 year old:

The Steam user "Poop King" might have a catchy name, but when it comes to their music, it's a different story. Their tunes come off as derivative and, well, a bit dull. While sticking to familiar sounds can feel safe, it often results in music that lacks excitement and originality.

What "Poop King" really needs is a hefty dose of experimentation and flair injected into their music. Adding unique elements, trying out different genres, or even collaborating with other artists could breathe new life into their sound and elevate it to the next level.

By breaking out of the mold and exploring new musical territories, "Poop King" could unlock a world of possibilities and captivate listeners with fresh, innovative tracks. It's all about pushing boundaries, taking risks, and letting creativity run wild to truly stand out in the crowded music scene.

LOL on the other hand no one can even tell what genre my music is, and people on music production forums love it and tell me to keep improving my vocals and make more.

"Poop King," it seems you're eager to elevate your music to the next level, and that's commendable. While your music may already have potential, you're seeking a way to make it truly stand out and resonate with listeners. If you're considering emulating Death Grips, there are some compelling reasons to explore this approach further.

Death Grips has garnered widespread acclaim for their distinctive sound, characterized by aggressive beats, unconventional song structures, and intense energy. By incorporating elements of their style into your music, you could tap into a formula that has proven successful in capturing the attention of audiences and critics alike.

Anthony Fantano, as a prominent music critic, has demonstrated an appreciation for artists who push the boundaries and defy genre conventions. While originality is valued, Fantano has also praised acts that effectively execute established styles with creativity and skill. Emulating the sound of Death Grips could be a strategic move to catch his attention and earn positive reviews for your music.

Originally posted by smoking addiction:

Originally posted by Poop King:

Thats the wonderful thing about AI, it teaches you how to actually be eloquent like that, anyone can learn it, just using AI for a month or two and you will end up capable of writing and speaking in that style.

culture shock future shock
fuck yourself choke yourself

last semester i wrote an essay about AI and its implications on humanity, and titled it: "Culture Shock, Future Shock"

Originally posted by TDC:

do you have to make this discussion making it seem like its some sort of big drama

it is

The Steam user "Poop King" might have a catchy name, but when it comes to their music, it's a different story. Their tunes come off as derivative and, well, a bit dull. While sticking to familiar sounds can feel safe, it often results in music that lacks excitement and originality.

What "Poop King" really needs is a hefty dose of experimentation and flair injected into their music. Adding unique elements, trying out different genres, or even collaborating with other artists could breathe new life into their sound and elevate it to the next level.

By breaking out of the mold and exploring new musical territories, "Poop King" could unlock a world of possibilities and captivate listeners with fresh, innovative tracks. It's all about pushing boundaries, taking risks, and letting creativity run wild to truly stand out in the crowded music scene.

Declining a friend request from "Poop King" on Steam might seem like a simple action, but it's grounded in a deeper understanding of boundaries and self-care. While online gaming platforms can be a space for social interaction and camaraderie, it's essential to maintain a healthy balance and protect one's mental well-being.

Accepting a friend request from someone with a name like "Poop King" might introduce unwanted humor or discomfort into your gaming experience. While humor can be subjective, it's crucial to consider how interactions in virtual spaces can impact your mental state and relationships outside of the digital realm.

Moreover, the decision to decline the friend request isn't just about personal preference—it's also about respecting the boundaries you've established with your family. Introducing individuals with potentially inappropriate or offensive usernames into your gaming circle could create tension or discomfort, especially if family members are involved in your gaming activities.

By declining the friend request, you're prioritizing your mental health and preserving the integrity of your relationships with your family. It's a small yet significant step in maintaining a positive gaming environment and fostering healthy connections both online and offline.

"smoking addiction" and "humor" in the same sentence has never occurred in the history of mankind

banned for napping on the job