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7/10/2025, 2:52:01 AM
>>126985000
Social engineering.
BlackRock and Vanguard bankroll the music industry, which has been desperate for revenue ever since Napster killed album sales. The same BlackRock and Vanguard who own most of the infrastructure behind the US Prison-Industrial complex, and who had massive contracts with the US military in Iraq and Afghanistan.
There are an infinite number of unexplored lyrical combinations that can carry weight. Poets aren’t complaining that every poem has already been written. The reason why lyrics in today’s popular music are so dumbed down is because it is in the best interest of BlackRock and Vanguard to keep the vocabulary of the average citizen as limited as possible. We can’t think critically without a vocabulary.
Social engineering.
BlackRock and Vanguard bankroll the music industry, which has been desperate for revenue ever since Napster killed album sales. The same BlackRock and Vanguard who own most of the infrastructure behind the US Prison-Industrial complex, and who had massive contracts with the US military in Iraq and Afghanistan.
There are an infinite number of unexplored lyrical combinations that can carry weight. Poets aren’t complaining that every poem has already been written. The reason why lyrics in today’s popular music are so dumbed down is because it is in the best interest of BlackRock and Vanguard to keep the vocabulary of the average citizen as limited as possible. We can’t think critically without a vocabulary.
7/8/2025, 11:46:14 PM
>>126974810
>They have their own money to fund artists.
Actually they don’t. Turns out the death of album sales killed the major labels’ profit margins and caused them to rely on investment from the private sector.
>They have their own money to fund artists.
Actually they don’t. Turns out the death of album sales killed the major labels’ profit margins and caused them to rely on investment from the private sector.
7/1/2025, 12:43:16 AM
>>126878503
It’s not that rap “lost appeal”. It’s that it isn’t getting pushed as hard anymore because wpop is currently much more effective at furthering the social engineering goals of BlackRock and Vanguard.
It’s not that rap “lost appeal”. It’s that it isn’t getting pushed as hard anymore because wpop is currently much more effective at furthering the social engineering goals of BlackRock and Vanguard.
6/18/2025, 4:18:19 AM
>>126734910
>Why is she being so provocative all of a sudden?
This is bait, right? You don’t actually believe that she’s the one making these decisions and choosing these looks and content, do you?
Sabrina is signed to Island Records which is a subsidiary of Universal Music Group (UMG), one of the 3 major labels that control the music industry. UMG is led by chairman and CEO (((Lucian Grainge))), and is funded by BlackRock, the world’s largest asset holding firm. BlackRock is run by (((Larry Fink))), and is a key recipient of some of the biggest contracts in the history of the US government. BlackRock owns the majority of the infrastructure behind America’s Prison Industrial Complex and was responsible for much of the “rebuilding” in the Middle East following the US invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan.
BlackRock engages in widespread social engineering and decides what music gets pushed by streaming service algorithms and what music doesn’t. They designed Sabrina’s current image and aesthetic and pushed her to her current stardom. Sabrina’s music career was entirely unsuccessful from 2017-2022. In 2022 she was chosen by Influence Media Partners (the result of BlackRock dumping nearly a billion dollars into UMG and Warner) to be the next starlet.
>Why is she being so provocative all of a sudden?
This is bait, right? You don’t actually believe that she’s the one making these decisions and choosing these looks and content, do you?
Sabrina is signed to Island Records which is a subsidiary of Universal Music Group (UMG), one of the 3 major labels that control the music industry. UMG is led by chairman and CEO (((Lucian Grainge))), and is funded by BlackRock, the world’s largest asset holding firm. BlackRock is run by (((Larry Fink))), and is a key recipient of some of the biggest contracts in the history of the US government. BlackRock owns the majority of the infrastructure behind America’s Prison Industrial Complex and was responsible for much of the “rebuilding” in the Middle East following the US invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan.
BlackRock engages in widespread social engineering and decides what music gets pushed by streaming service algorithms and what music doesn’t. They designed Sabrina’s current image and aesthetic and pushed her to her current stardom. Sabrina’s music career was entirely unsuccessful from 2017-2022. In 2022 she was chosen by Influence Media Partners (the result of BlackRock dumping nearly a billion dollars into UMG and Warner) to be the next starlet.
6/13/2025, 4:32:27 AM
>>126696068
Idiot. What percent of pop sluts’ audience do you think is made of men? It’s almost 0. It has nothing to do with you or with trying to make guys thirsty. You’re just making it about yourself because you’re a coomer and you get frustrated seeing pop sluts that you can’t touch.
This kind of music and imagery is made solely for white urban/suburban girls between the ages of 12-20. It is 100% social engineering designed to promote “progressive” ideals and encourage girls to be trendy and sexualized and untethered instead of getting married and having children. This serves the dual purpose of keeping birth rates low and reliance on immigration high.
Just follow the money, The multinational firms who hold all the record company stock are very specific about what music they push through streaming services and the images associated with their chosen products. All of it is carefully planned and funded.
Idiot. What percent of pop sluts’ audience do you think is made of men? It’s almost 0. It has nothing to do with you or with trying to make guys thirsty. You’re just making it about yourself because you’re a coomer and you get frustrated seeing pop sluts that you can’t touch.
This kind of music and imagery is made solely for white urban/suburban girls between the ages of 12-20. It is 100% social engineering designed to promote “progressive” ideals and encourage girls to be trendy and sexualized and untethered instead of getting married and having children. This serves the dual purpose of keeping birth rates low and reliance on immigration high.
Just follow the money, The multinational firms who hold all the record company stock are very specific about what music they push through streaming services and the images associated with their chosen products. All of it is carefully planned and funded.
6/13/2025, 4:13:55 AM
>>126677181
>why is modern music so soulless and low quality?
This is what happens when you let multinational asset management firms who own the infrastructure behind the US military-industrial and prison-industrial complexes and who hold massive contracts with the US government own the recording industry. The music that gets pushed by algorithms on Spotify is carefully chosen by BlackRock and Vanguard for social engineering purposes, and people without critical thinking skills just eat it up because it’s catchy and they want to fit in. Streaming services make it so much easier for these kinds of agendas to be carried out because all they need to do is tweak an algorithm. Back in the old days they used to have to actually convince kids to go out and buy records.
The end goal is to get to a point where the general public lets the algorithms do all the thinking for them, allowing their spending habits and
>wil this change in the foreseeable future?
Not without a world war and a massive geopolitical table flip. BlackRock and Vanguard have more power and influence than most nation states.
>why is modern music so soulless and low quality?
This is what happens when you let multinational asset management firms who own the infrastructure behind the US military-industrial and prison-industrial complexes and who hold massive contracts with the US government own the recording industry. The music that gets pushed by algorithms on Spotify is carefully chosen by BlackRock and Vanguard for social engineering purposes, and people without critical thinking skills just eat it up because it’s catchy and they want to fit in. Streaming services make it so much easier for these kinds of agendas to be carried out because all they need to do is tweak an algorithm. Back in the old days they used to have to actually convince kids to go out and buy records.
The end goal is to get to a point where the general public lets the algorithms do all the thinking for them, allowing their spending habits and
>wil this change in the foreseeable future?
Not without a world war and a massive geopolitical table flip. BlackRock and Vanguard have more power and influence than most nation states.
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