FedPilled Music: Rumble Exclusives

Libby's, don't be stupid. ➡️ https://youtube.com/@uploadedvideoz

Loner in the backlog of my unreleased material. It's actually very uncharacteristic for me to forget things like this.... wait sorry, correction: It's very uncharacteristic for me to .....uhm.... REMEMBER things, and stuff. (i think?) Find more of my music on my official YT: ➡️ https://youtube.com/@uploadedvideoz

I attempt to reconcile my appreciation of 80s culture despite being born in 1990, and I made a bangin classic new-wave track and accompanied video from editing found footage. ➡️ https://youtube.com/@uploadedvideoz

Four tracks I made using the my latest analog-synthesizer hardware-emulation schemas

A remake of the 2024 Iyah May song "Karmageddon", FedPilled up with filtered scenes from Fritz the Cat as a visualizer

Just a project I threw together for fun today. For more music, checkout my youtube channel: ➡️ https://youtube.com/@uploadedvideoz or my rumble-exclusives FedPilled Music playlist: ➡️ https://rumble.com/playlists/LtapRdbMams

My entire life, the thing that has never failed to reward me with a brief, yet necessary, sensation of being a human with a purpose, has been my ability to make others laugh. If I wasn't funny, if I never was, I'm not sure I would even still be here. Laughter is the rawest and most sincere, involuntary expression of genuine joy and amusement, and I thank the Lord for programming our brains to be able to experience this. It's the quickest, honest and least manipulative method of making oneself instantly more likable. Its both helped me make the best friends ive ever had, and gotten me out of some risky, awkward real life situations. But I digress. A.i. isn't just going to take our jobs, and our women (the robotic new world order, its REAL, look it up on 4chan), but I learned today, it may soon also outpace humans, in comedy.... after dikkin around and experimenting with AI programs in unconventional ways, I ended up getting an anomalous output. An audio file, that... well... it may be the funniest thing i've ever heard guys.... I mean it I almost cried I was laughing soo hard. So it is my honor, to continue my quest of making the world laugh, even if it now takes the shape of digital art I share online.

PREAMBLE: If you are familiar at all with my work, you know i make use of fairly edgy or deliberately transgressive rhetoric in my art, including my music. Typically though the language being combined with absurity, irony and memetics makes it clear that it should not be taken too seriously. This song in my opinion is incredibly mild, but due to it lacking comedic elements, and due to our current social climate, in the interest of not beint flagged into oblivion, I am explicitly stating that I don't intend to harm anyones feelings, even those in the lgbt. I still see you as human, and perhaps to backup my intentions better, I have let chatgpt try to articulate my thoughts on this: Rational Appeal: Misinformation vs. Malice – Why Incorrect Information Doesn’t Always Mean Defamation When encountering incorrect or misleading information, it’s natural to assume malice—especially if the content is harmful or damaging. However, it’s important to recognize that most false claims stem from misinformation rather than deliberate defamation or slander. Here’s why: Human Error is Common – People often share information they believe to be true, even if it is factually incorrect. Cognitive biases, incomplete research, or reliance on unreliable sources can lead well-intentioned individuals to spread inaccuracies without malicious intent. The Role of Echo Chambers – In today’s digital landscape, social media and polarized information ecosystems reinforce confirmation bias. Many people encounter and share false claims simply because they align with their preexisting beliefs, not because they intend to harm others. Lack of Access to Facts – Not everyone has equal access to credible information. Misunderstandings, outdated data, or lack of expertise can cause people to inadvertently spread falsehoods without realizing it. The Distinction Between Negligence and Malice – Defamation and slander require knowing or reckless disregard for the truth. If a person genuinely believes the information they’re sharing is correct, their mistake may be negligent but not necessarily defamatory (in a legal or ethical sense). Constructive Correction Over Accusation – Instead of assuming malice, a more productive approach is to correct the record politely and provide evidence. This prevents unnecessary conflicts and fosters a healthier exchange of ideas. Conclusion: While deliberate defamation does occur, most inaccuracies are the result of misinformation, not ill intent. Presuming good faith and addressing errors with facts—rather than accusations—can lead to better understanding and more productive discourse.

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Full disclosure, the musical biopic about my life is not actually premiering on Broadway. Or anywhere, mainly because it doesn't exist. Nor do I, you are simply in a coma, and it's time to wake up now... I come from a family of small scale entrepreneurs, and when I was 12 my dad purchased a snowcone hut to put on the parking lot of his other business property. I begged for an opportunity to work there despite my young age. On my first day, roughly 30 min into shift, i made quite the embarrassing amateur mistake. I attempted to push a clog of compacted ice shavings using my hand 🖐️ immediately cut off a half inch of my middle and ring fingers on my right hand. I learned an important life lesson that day. Having everything handed to you can make you into a shitty person, but defiantly resisting all advice or assistance offered, you might break-off more fingers than you can chew.