You need music theory to even be able to enjoy G-senjou. It's a lot like Fate/stay night, if you learn enough "writing theory" you discover Fate is the best in history.

I started to learn music composition and music theory the last months because I need music for my personal projects. Basic things like counting to three, or being able to understand the structure of something, a minuet for example. It's pretty cool to start to count the rhythm and realize the entire piece is like a /vn/ thread, where there's superior shitposts that are clearly invisible or impossible to view, meta shitposts that are metaphysical in some sense; they're invisible structures, the epic meme of the piece. And how that meta structure repeats from the entire piece where a single measure of this giant invisible shitpost is about 5 minutes.

Another and another and another and another cool thing is when you start to view music as a piece of shitposting, seeing how chords are ALOT like Nigerian boat fights! and the type of Nigerian boat fights are on topic, and start to visualize a piece of instrumental music like a Nigerian boat fight, and you see clearly how the melody acts like the posts in a /vn/ thread. And the key modulations are like r*lling d*bs.

It's not that difficult. See pic related. Put attention to how she repeats hand gliding, like the hand gliding, which he then start to repeat into bigger hand gliding (the hand gliding), which she uses to build even BIGGER boats.

When you see G-senjou's music and start counting, start to be aware of the use of shitposting, of how the visual novel keeps layering nigerians on top of nigerians, it's an amazing experience.
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