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@starshinevideoarchivalproj8368 4 күн бұрын

clicked for bunny, stayed for one of my favorite goreshit tracks. (and teddyshit)

@palameno 6 күн бұрын

get on the dancefloor

@KotToons 6 күн бұрын

this song is so me

@elusivepassages 8 күн бұрын

\m/ \m/

@LilysmileReturns 8 күн бұрын

family: what music do you like? what I tell them I like: jpop and stuff! what I don’t tell them I like:

@Frosty-ow9vu 8 күн бұрын

:)bass slaps in the car

@Dedan_Rigor 8 күн бұрын

Kinda reminds me of OFF

@SofTfufz 10 күн бұрын

Do we have any idea who the person is in the video

@kunoisdead 12 күн бұрын

IM SO FKN JEALOUS

@perceiveandeceive 12 күн бұрын

SO EXCITED AND IDK WHY LATELY ᗒ▂ᗕ

@SagewoDorminhoco 13 күн бұрын

this was very helpful to me, thank you

@música9ongaku9music9 13 күн бұрын

that was so cool <3

@absolute_malware_six9626 15 күн бұрын

Now collab with Femtanyl

@kunoisdead 12 күн бұрын

imagine that happened

@SFADonuttunoD 15 күн бұрын

palmolive soap spotted 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨

@quimicalkirby 17 күн бұрын

i want to be there

@eyebrowlice 19 күн бұрын

so glad I listened to this BEFORE it like got popularized by TikTok or animation memes 😛Hashtag I Love Goreshit JsndiskjdHsidnkaod

@ezrabent3121 19 күн бұрын

the most beastest and awesome

@ratewcropolix 21 күн бұрын

44:55 he forgot how to wave for a second

@causeweliketoparty 21 күн бұрын

today i found out that this song sampled a tim and eric episode

@perpetualboner5513 21 күн бұрын

Shoukd see someone wnd talk tuah

@techchewer 23 күн бұрын

transgirl approved

@Limitless_Synesthesia 24 күн бұрын

Bro cooked

@hammerstraps 26 күн бұрын

Born at the haven, though unwell? Rainbows stepped until we could tell? im so confused but i love it <3

@fishsandwich5000 27 күн бұрын

a little late to this vid but i wish i saw it earlier</3 around january this year i attempted to overdose on my antidepressants. i survived fortunately but i still think about what couldve happened if i didnt. i love u and ur music ive been listening to u since i was 9, now im 13 and ur music puts a smile on my face every day ^_^ me and tons of others r happy ur here on this earth 🫶

@bruhmoment8119 28 күн бұрын

9 years later and this still rocks bro.. truly timeless happy hardcore

@eery7352 28 күн бұрын

commenting until it releases day 1

@legioonalainen 29 күн бұрын

things may never get better but enjoying simple mundane things in life prevents me from ending it

@TheMilwaukeeProtocol Ай бұрын

Great job!

@Iolyou Ай бұрын

do show in estonia !

@bunchysbitch_69 Ай бұрын

Reo from pretty blood necromania

@tsnkv Ай бұрын

good set!!

@Insqwe Ай бұрын

real

@STARMAN8-f8w Ай бұрын

✨💯💯🎶🎵

@jose-phv Ай бұрын

was 2015 even allowed to hear this?

@eyebrowlice Ай бұрын

curling my toes with delight ♥️

@XXM00ny_luvXX Ай бұрын

I’m trying to tell if the guy is yelling or screaming of fear and sadness

@emsket Ай бұрын

everytime im trying to tackle suicidal thoughts i come back to this video and it always helps me. im glad you pursued making music since it's one of the only things that keeps me going through day to day life. thank you goreshit.

@fenzonfan662 Ай бұрын

seeing this live was the best experience of my life

@danielwalkercorasmin6688 Ай бұрын

THE REAL MEANING ALWAYS COMES FROM THE BIGGER PICTURE: Let’s be honest. What I truly want is a world that aligns with our collective mental constructs-a reality where everything converges into a Unifying Reason. I yearn for a grand narrative with a triumphant end-fireworks, explosions, eternal redemption-a final escape from all our miseries. I want to enjoy life to the fullest, with absolute validation and instant gratification. I can’t accept that all of existence is merely an accident, destined to fizzle out in a whimpering death. I want today’s suffering to find its justification in tomorrow’s joy. Yet, when this grand narrative doesn’t unfold, we rebel, disillusioned, throwing temper tantrums like spoiled children, as though life has failed us. Unfortunately, science tells me that, in the end, everything dies. This offers no solid ground, no firm narrative for my existence-only an ocean of doubts. It’s not an encouraging thought. As the American astrophysicist and science communicator Neil deGrasse Tyson aptly puts it, "Life is under no obligation to make sense to us." Reality, it seems, owes us nothing, and this stark truth can be deeply unsettling. This is our reality check. So, let’s grow up and get real. Since life began accidentally and ends inevitably, it’s hard to find meaning beyond myself. But what we often overlook is that our perspective is limited and primitive. We’re just “talking monkeys”-creatures who view everything linearly, with a beginning and an end, missing the larger significance of things. We’re stuck in the middle of a vast tapestry, oblivious to the reality that, for reasons beyond human comprehension, we cannot perceive or experience the entire weave-only one thread at a time. In reality, everything simply is, and everything exists in its own right. We are but threads in a greater weave, needing a leap of faith to perceive the goodness of the entire pattern. However, through linear, horizontal thinking, we cannot grasp the full picture. By persisting in this limited perspective, we remain in the dark, chasing shadows. It’s not truly the meaning of life we are seeking-just a “meaning” that fits within our finite understanding, one that aligns with our ego and satisfies our individual needs and desires. Ultimately, we want a version of reality where we can fulfill our wildest dreams and achieve our highest goals. Yet reality is singular; it cannot bend to cater to every individual will. Reality has its own agenda, leaving us no choice but to conform as part of it. Life is a mysterious force, and we are merely vessels through which it flows. However, with faith, we can perceive a deeper meaning-one worth embracing and participating in. We simply need faith in the idea that, within the grand scheme of things, all the pieces of the puzzle will eventually fall into place, and all our experiences-both “good” and “bad”-will ultimately make sense. Whether we like it or not, every life decision is an unconscious act of faith in the outcome. However, this isn’t blind or cultish faith. The intricate interdependence, interconnection, and unity of all things are undeniable scientific facts and an integral part of our daily existence. Every second, trillions of cells in your body work tirelessly and ‘faithfully’-and even die-for your survival and well-being, unaware of their role in the whole. Similarly, leaves cannot grasp their relevance to the tree, nor can waves fathom the sea, yet each contributes to the greater system. Billions of individual beings and entities thrive within complex, dynamic, and diverse ecosystems, each playing a part in sustaining the whole. Furthermore, the modern world is becoming increasingly interconnected and interdependent through globalization, amplifying this reality on a global scale. Unknowingly, all of them have a purpose for the whole. Another empirically verified fact is that our perception shifts with perspective. Standing in the middle of a bustling city crowd, amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, our worries can feel overwhelming. Yet, from the vantage point of a plane or outer space, they shrink into insignificance. It’s all about perspective. As the saying goes, “When we change how we look at things, what we look at changes.” However, unless we realize and uncover our mission and place in the bigger picture, life will always feel meaningless, because, as the proverb reminds us, “There are no paths for those who don’t know where they’re going.” Just Think About it!

@danielwalkercorasmin6688 Ай бұрын

Here’s an invitation to consider: Here’s an invitation to consider: No worries-this is not a new religion, philosophy, ideology, or cult. It’s simply a brainstorm for critical thinking. There’s only one requirement: to think. I am neither “enlightened” nor a “chosen” one. I do not have any absolute “truth”. I’m just a simple, mortal human being who thinks. And this is free. Only our perceptions, along with our social and mental constructs, can imprison us in life. As Anaïs Nin wrote, “We don’t see things as they are; we see them as we are.” So, what if there’s more to life than what we see on the surface? What if the struggles, disappointments, and questions aren’t signs that we’re failing, but clues that there’s more waiting for us to explore? We’re building a space where you can feel safe to question, reflect, and discover new perspectives with people who understand life’s emptiness yet are open to seeking something deeper. Together, we’ll explore the hidden beauty, small victories, complex truths, and the bigger picture that life offers. Let's grow up and move on to a brighter and healthier side of life. Purpose: We aim to establish a community where people can delve into life's profound inquiries and rediscover their sense of direction. This club caters to individuals experiencing a growing sense of disconnection or meaninglessness in today's swiftly evolving world. By offering fresh perspectives and fostering collective exploration, we aim to fill the gap left by traditional frameworks that no longer resonate with many in modern society. Background: The search for meaning has always been a guiding force for humanity. Our human condition, often at odds with the uncertainty, impermanence, fluidity, diversity, and dynamic complexity of reality, challenges this pursuit. This crisis leads to a sense of meaninglessness. Today’s sense of meaninglessness is particularly pronounced among younger generations, often driven by disillusionment with societal changes and the weakening of traditional sources of purpose, such as religion, politics, community, and family. Individuals increasingly find themselves defining their own purpose in a world that prioritizes individualism, self-reliance, and success, as these foundational anchors become less prominent. While this shift can be liberating, it can also be overwhelming, as the pressure to "find one’s purpose" without shared values and collective belonging may lead to alienation and confusion. Social media and digital life compound this struggle by fostering illusions of connection and worthiness that often feel shallow, with curated images and experiences fueling comparison and envy. Modern society’s focus on consumer culture and materialism also contributes to a pervasive sense of emptiness. We’ve been taught that more is better, that wealth is a virtue, and that success is the answer. However, this approach has only served to deplete us. In our quest for success, society has given precedence to efficiency over empathy, productivity over people, and profits over principles. We focus on what is urgent, forgetting what is truly important. We are consuming illusions of happiness and contentment, but in the process, starving our souls. The constant chase for possessions, appearances, and distractions has led us to lose sight of what it means to be truly human. Furthermore, we continue to look for solutions in politicians, leaders, and false idols who promise us change. But let’s be honest-none of them can save us. They’re just people, flawed and broken, no better than anyone else. We have become a society driven by greed, ignorance, and alienation. And this toxic mix is silently killing us. Additionally, the abundance of choices in today’s world can be paralyzing, leading to "choice overload" and a sense of purposelessness. The constant stream of information about global crises, ranging from climate change to social injustices, exacerbates this and can lead to existential anxiety. This barrage of overwhelming issues can leave individuals feeling powerless, questioning their place and purpose in a chaotic and uncertain world. Redefining Meaning amidst Chaos, Uncertainty, and Impermanence: In today’s age of existential questioning and postmodern thought, traditional understandings of reality and purpose have shifted, prompting many to view meaning as subjective and flexible. While this questioning can be liberating, it often leads to a sense of nihilism, as people wonder if meaning itself is merely a human construct. This club seeks to embrace this awareness while countering nihilism with a perspective that celebrates life as a transient yet glorious moment within the vast cosmos-a chance to participate in something far greater than ourselves. Life, from this viewpoint, is a resilient, creative force that invites us to contribute to its mysteries, encouraging us to develop our full capacities for creativity, intelligence, and resilience. This perspective emphasizes humility, recognizing that we are not separate from life but integral parts of it-not its center or masters, but its guests. By aligning our personal goals with this broader view, we can experience life’s beauty, diversity, and challenges as essential aspects of the cosmic process. This approach encourages us to value the extraordinary privilege of existence. Consider this: among the countless possible combinations of matter and energy in the universe, life has miraculously emerged. And it’s not just any life; it’s a life that is intricate, varied, adaptable, imaginative, intelligent, conscious, and capable of love. Life possesses the ability to explore, comprehend, generate, communicate, cooperate, and celebrate. Life is a precious gift that we often take for granted. We forget how extraordinary life, breathing, thinking, feeling, and loving are. We forget how complex and miraculous it is that we exist at all in a vast and beautiful universe, full of mysteries and wonders. This is undoubtedly a miracle, and we are an integral part of it. We are alive. We are present. We have the chance to experience this extraordinary gift of existence. How can we not feel gratitude for this? How can we not draw inspiration from this? How can we not find motivation to make the most of it? So, don’t waste your precious time complaining. Just think about it !