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Bro the Kawasaki, also will it fit a kid that is 4’11”

How much did you pay? Looking at one now

Loud Exhausts: A Symptom of a Deeper Problem It’s hard to miss the roar of modified exhausts splitting the peace of neighborhoods, rattling windows, and leaving behind the sound equivalent of nails on a chalkboard. Cars that sound like demons hacking up phlegm have become a plague, disturbing the peace of countless communities. You didn’t hear this noise pollution in the ’90s-not like this. Something changed along the way. It’s more than a trend; it’s an epidemic that speaks to deeper psychological issues and societal decay. When did we go from regular engines to what feels like vehicular temper tantrums? This isn’t just about noise anymore-it’s a sign of something broken beneath the surface. --- The Link to Mental Illness and Emotional Dysfunction Excessively loud exhausts are not just about "customizing cars" or expressing individuality. At its core, it often reflects emotional dysregulation, immaturity, and even mental illness. Think about it: how much unresolved anger or insecurity does it take for someone to spend thousands of dollars just to ensure they can disrupt every peaceful moment around them? Narcissism and the Need for Attention Many of these drivers seem to be in constant need of validation, deliberately demanding the attention of strangers. Narcissistic traits are at play here-shouting through their exhaust pipes because they lack healthy ways to connect with others. Much like toddlers who throw tantrums, these individuals learn that noise guarantees attention, whether it’s positive or negative. They'd rather be hated than ignored, and it shows. Control Issues and a Desire for Power Psychologically, loud exhausts also tap into issues of control. These drivers don't care about anyone else’s comfort, sleep, or peace-they revel in the power they feel when they take control of public spaces with noise. It’s the same mindset behind people who destroy things for fun. It’s not about enjoyment; it’s about asserting dominance and compensating for feelings of inadequacy. And let’s face it: If you need your car to feel powerful, something is missing in your life. --- Noise Pollution’s Dangerous Consequences Make no mistake-this isn't just an inconvenience. Noise pollution is linked to many terrible health outcomes, from increased anxiety and depression to sleep disorders, heart problems, and even cognitive impairment in children. Studies have shown that consistent exposure to loud, disruptive noises can raise cortisol levels, leading to chronic stress and other health issues. Loud exhausts aren’t just a harmless hobby-they are a weaponized annoyance. They can ruin someone’s ability to focus, interfere with their sleep, and even trigger PTSD in veterans or others with trauma. In short, these cars make life harder for everyone around them, all for the fleeting satisfaction of the driver. --- A Culture Shift for the Worse There’s no doubt that this trend wasn’t a part of everyday life in the '90s. Back then, we didn’t glorify being obnoxious. Modding your car was about performance, not sounding like a rusty lawnmower with a grudge. Somewhere along the way, car culture shifted from enthusiasts who loved precision and speed to a toxic culture that rewards attention-seeking at any cost. The rise of social media has amplified this behavior-videos of revving engines, racing through the streets, and disturbing communities get millions of views. It’s a vicious cycle: people seek online clout, and the louder and more disruptive their car, the more validation they receive. But that validation is empty, fueling only more toxic behavior. --- Enough is Enough: This Trend Must End We need to stop treating loud exhausts like they’re a quirk of modern car culture. They are a public nuisance, a health hazard, and a reflection of emotional dysfunction. Cities need stricter noise ordinances and tougher penalties. More importantly, we need to stop giving these people the attention they crave. This trend has no place in a healthy society. Whether it’s a desperate bid for power, an expression of untreated trauma, or just plain narcissism, it’s time we put the brakes on it. Communities deserve peace. People deserve to sleep without being jarred awake by someone’s midlife crisis on wheels. The world is already loud and stressful enough without adding souped-up exhaust systems to the mix. It’s not just about cars; it’s about decency. And until this trend is silenced, we’re all paying the price-for someone else’s unresolved issues.

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Saw this in a shopping centre in my city, I could believe my eyes! legit the loudest car I've ever heard

That’s my favorite sound

I like the red calipers.

Caffeine and octane?

Sound like china exhaust mod😂

LOL

Man that’s nice, I lived right below I think to the left of Atlanta called “McDonough” I loved it, it was my childhood. I now live in North Carolina and my dad recently bought a 1995 Chevrolet Corvette ZR-1 Rally Sport Collectors Edition. So not many were made

Utility or sports quad(183 82 kg )

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Best car Ever..... Lexus 💪

Im trying

Thanks for the wisdom brother🤙

Great advice man!

Go Jake! Go create whatever you want in life! You gitvthis❤

Never quit. Never give up!

what size of wheels

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Ehosevare good thoughts and good goals.

Fire on the Mountain ⚡

Where did you get the exsaust from

Yeah the Lead was Allman sounding but they are actually playing the Grateful Dead

WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING

Green or yellow key?

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😂 Dude it's not left and right. You use your entire brain all the time. That was the dumbest sh!t i've ever heard

Good stuff!

Keep it up, Jake. Luv'n the content.

Jake, I really like your short words of encouragement. It's just what I need

1200k??? hell nah terrible price for waste Good thing is only sound that's all..

2022 charlotte roval winner i was there

Thank you.

Beautiful ❤️

is this a 2015 volvo s80 t6 awd?

Appreciate it. Have fun

Wtf weren't they like 400k? How are they so expensive now?

"Promo sm"

I agree, these are all important steps to success. But I think it's also important to remember that success is not a destination, it's a journey. It's something that you have to work at every day. There will be ups and downs, but if you're committed to your goals, you'll eventually achieve them.

The older ones back in the day just shat all over this

I wish my RX350 sounded as nice.

That is a nice Lexus it takes off kind of like a Lambo 👍🏾

The V8.

Is this Matt Kenseths old ride or am I thinking of the dollar general?

They're under 500K sticker price bud

My dads dream car Dewalt