Today's video is brought to you by a donation from Laurie. And Laurie is actually a dude. This video is a combination of my critique of popular music and also a top five list of MGTOW songs. Before I get to the top ten list I'll read the stuff Laurie sent me and this is what he has to say: "Hello Sandman I'd be interested to see a video of you talking about Men Going Their Own Way in relation to the music we consume. I was on a long car journey a couple of months ago listening to some of my favorite music. I noticed that the majority of songs were about relationships – approximately 75%. And of these almost all of them were practically worshiping the ground of the woman involved. I wondered how MGTOWs can deal with this. I think it is true that we are very influenced by our surroundings, both culture and relationships – TV, family, friends etc. Music is no different. I love music; it's a huge part of my life, so I am hesitant to reject good music for its White Knight lyrics. However, I'd like to see a push for more MGTOW like songs, or just more songs highlighting the negativity women often bring to a relationship. This is something I try to do myself. With the powerful hands of music used for MGTOWs purposes, I wonder how quickly the world would wake up to the danger of relationships today. Imagine credible bands and artists like Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd all singing out to highlight some of the nonsense that happens. I am reminded of the Punk Rock movement, particularly in the UK, where singing against the traditional values of the day helped spark a debate that continues today. I believe MGTOW would grow very quickly. I also think there is a danger that feminists may try to censor this music. Anyway as I say, I have tried to be proactive in this, so as to prove I'm not all talk I'll leave you a link to two of my songs that are explicitly about this issue. Thank you for reading and listening to what I have to say." Well that's what Laurie has to say. And I'm also including links to two his MGTOW songs in the description below. The first one is called Parasite Tarantula Wife and the second one is called What Did You Want From Me? And both links are to Laurie's Soundcloud page. Thanks for bringing up your questions Laurie I too have been thinking about the way music has changed in the last year or so. A year ago it was most electronic dance music playing on the radio. Now the market has turned more to poppy love ballads. There's a song playing on the radio in large circulation by a band called Queenston. And the lyrics go as follows: "I'm gonna marry that girl, marry her anyways. I'm gonna marry that girl, no matter what you say." They keep playing it over and over again on multiple radio stations here in Canada. The lyrics in music when combined with a loud thumping, repetitive beat are almost hypnotic and are a form of social conditioning. You are like Pavlovs dog being programmed how to think with such music. Maybe you're a guy with a fiance and you have your doubts about commitment and marriage. But you hear a song like this and the lyrics stick to your subconscious mind and then you go out and just marry her anyways. And you don't even know why you did it. Popular culture is all about social conditioning.
Parasite Tarantula Wife (Song)
https://soundcloud.com/laurie-wood-1/...
What Did You Want From me? (Song)
https://soundcloud.com/laurie-wood-1/...
5. Captain Andy: The MGTOW Blues
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjcz1...
4. What Did You Want From me? (Song)
https://soundcloud.com/laurie-wood-1/...
3. SHUT THE FUCK UP - Feat. BIG RED (Live at the university of Toronto)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=avu5N...
2. MGTOW - Marcus A. Brown - Ain't That Sumthin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g15l_...
1. MGTOW Theme Song - "Hey Mario" by Patent Pending
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZ404...
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