Dsbm fans be like: yo this is fire

[@derwahrewaldzauberer]

yo this is fire

[@goregrinda]

poser

[@Tha3rdworldghost]

​@@goregrindaelitist

[@Jesusblowsme666]

​@@goregrindaposer

[@johndemise3990]

ONG it is

[@reclaimer2019]

​@@goregrindaexactly, that's too mainstream.

[@Nepomniachtchi_Austin]

I can feel the pain in his voice

[@titanfabulousunicyclerolle8368]

Ëæ

[@Zaliven]

I’m going to hell

[@sqweezzstr]

you can hear the extra chromosome

[@BrunoHartmann-]

The sheer agony of being alive

[@zhivix8263]

I can feel it coming inside me

[@johnnydecomposizione3106]

Only people fighting with depression can relate to this beautiful piece of art

[@Terra101]

Yes. This is what the inside of my brain sounds like.

[@hggpi]

Oh so iam depressed....

[@MeOwOgai]

Fighting lmao, suffering you mean?

[@hggpi]

@@MeOwOgai idk

[@1894averagecitizen]

0:01 I bet the Deftones' next album will sound like that... xD

[@biaispravda]

I'm unironically moved

[@somerandomname3124]

Bro this is a absolute banger, we need a whole subgenre about this, call it DSBM-Down Syndrome Black Metal.

[@lando8981]

Yeah, I like BDSM, Black Down Syndrome Metal

[@Superlyftaren]

Underrated comment! 😂

[@NihilNovi]

meeeehhg 🐐

[@trobol88]

@@lando8981it is not black this is a very powerful Mongol

[@youngarivn]

DSDSBM

[@uzytkownikinternetu4885]

When you're happy, you enjoy the music but when you're sad, you undestand the lyrics.

[@Domuztanrisi]

eğ

[@hackvice]

true

[@Vemodets]

Uuuuuuaaargh ueeeeeaaaaaaaaah ehhhhhhhhhhhh

[@ackthegreat6697]

DSBM - Down Syndrome Black Metal

[@Dethfault]

😆😆😆

[@VineBoomSoundFx]

😭😭😭

[@vicondabeat]

underrated comment

[@PIZZAdayisback]

Kinda ableist bro

[@daemsu4556]

😂

[@Izanami17]

Damn we Getting out of the basement with this one

[@3vil_j34n]

i can feel the sorrow in those vocals amazing

[@broncoxy]

his lyricism, the elegance of his articulation, representing the depths of human pain and painting a grim but oddly beautiful picture into the listeners mind, he's nothing less than an absolute genius, a master of his craft and his success, though a little concerning for trve lovers of the underground, was to be expected and is well deserved (he sold 2 cassettes already, one to his grandma and one to his dog and has a total followership of 2.24 followers on soundcloud)

[@Krzztl]

as a dsbm fan, yo this is fire

[@KIAELTERRIBLE]

Yo we getting out of the old abandoned building with this one

[@manhattanprojekt1275]

No we’re not, we’re literally going there to end it all😂

[@iseesatanfalllikelightning]

Because it is

[@goregrinda]

no it isnt

[@dr_quickre3305]

​@@goregrindashut up meg

[@Salvator_Satanae]

@@goregrindayes it is

[@Damaged_Justice]

@@goregrinda how it isn't?

[@goregrinda]

@@Damaged_Justice The music is terrible for the most part (the melodies are ok, but it gets very boring soon in most DSBM, the vocals are (usually) terrible, the only good vocals ive heard in DSBM are Abyssic Hates, i bet you people havent even heard of this classic band because you listen to DSBM from tiktok, bands like happy days, my useless life, psychonaut 4 or some other similar fake corny bands. These types of DSBM bands are fake because they arent actually depressed, its just for the ''aestheic''. DSBM is the worst black metal subgenre, subgenres like melodic black metal and NSBM exists. Most of you modern DSBM fans are like this: Pelle is their favourite vocalist, hates NSBM because its NS (doesnt even know what NS means, just hates on it because everyone else does, finds everyone they listen to on tiktok, DSBM is their favourite black metal subgenre (they listen to 2 popular DSBM bands they found on tiktok), probably listens to Ghost and Nirvana, is gay, trans or whatever, pretend to be depressed. See this is the type of people who listen to DSBM, there are much better subgenres of black metal, like i said earlier, DSBM IS MUSICALLY TERRIBLE AND EASY TO MAKE TOO. DSBM is so fucking boring just get better music taste.

[@ArtiOfficial]

There is something poetic about this performance and I'm not even being sarcastic, I could totally see this kind of vocal being used in this song, maybe just a bit turned down in the mix and with some eq or other fx so it blends better with the instrumental. The monotone moaning could be interpreted as painful, desperate gasps of some tortured soul, which I think is totally fitting for this music. Also I'd like to know the context of this recording.

[@ibuprofen-noodles]

the apathetic moaning.. the monotone tinge in his voice. this is it, this is art

[@vodkaboy]

Sound like a goat getting cut throated

[@AshleyRene01]

This is bliss

[@arslanalperen4442]

This actually fire 💀

[@InTheCornerDressedInAllBlack]

bro accidentally made a masterpiece

[@mrhenky42]

Yo, this is fire. For real though, I can feel his struggle with existing in a world that made him different. He found a way to cope with it. I‘m proud of him. ❤

[@Dgtcgn]

Not gonna lie, this is totaly fire.

[@x88868]

He's experiencing actual pain. Imagine being sentient and stuck in a body like that? That pure torture. Pure, agonizing eternal torture.

[@satanamogila9251]

He barely realizes that there's something wrong with him

[@x88868]

@@satanamogila9251 that's just your simple perception.

[@Ilikewater-andice]

Idk, kid looks like he's having fun talking/singing into the mic. Always be compassionate when dealing with disabled people, do not pity them.

[@CrimsonBae]

Looks like he still manages to get more fun of his life than you, bruh

[@0000_v2]

@@Ilikewater-andice exactly, compassion, empathy, never pity.

[@ambiivert-h7j]

this is unironically good sorry

[@theyescapedtheweightofdarkness]

the instrumental is legitimately good

[@nathandefelice4695]

So are the vocals

[@salemsama1420]

i love how he sits his launch pad on the keys, genius

[@arlowolf1690]

G-d, this is genius! Somewhere between Alcest and Moonsorrow

[@crocopie]

Kim Jong Un looks lit!

[@CrypticlyEncrypted]

Westerners when they see an Asian person:

[@mikebond6328]

@@CrypticlyEncryptedmisery loves company

[@CrypticlyEncrypted]

@@mikebond6328 ?

[@EE-iv5ej]

One day I would like to make DSBM music where the lyrics are just pain/death sounds of video game characters

[@diegobahena1274]

Lego Yoda death sound for example?

[@Sonsofodinofficial]

U gave me an idea

[@user-zm6rc4ih1k]

please do this

[@realityisascam]

use funger attack screams

[@MosquitoDoidoMaluco]

@@Sonsofodinofficial He gave u an idea

[@TYCOLAUGH]

Aaaa I felt that it was like a angel a fallen angel that hit every limb of the tree before bestowing this masterpiece upon us

[@l.agonie]

I can feel in every fiber of my skin that pain

[@Crust_Sandwich_]

as a dsbm fan, i can say... YO this is fire!

[@ildar12071972]

How To Make DSBM: 1. pick some random Alex G or Deftones riff and power-chord it 2. make a pig your vocalist for the band 3. of course REVEEEEERBBBBBBBBBBBB 4. acoustic or cleans guitar intro 5. make a less understandable band logo 6. DEPRESSIVE AND S(you know it) BAND NAME or just type some random shit and say that this is on norwegian (grongenkeit) 7. of course make a black metal outfit or kiss ripoff, like no one cares, everyone just listening to the music and wants to pepepopo themself 8. depressive lyrics like bro 9. black and whited album cover like it's a fucking funeral 10. you don't care about n*zi thing in black metal and only care about DEPRESSIVE AND S(HEDIRHGIE) THINGS congrats! you're a dsbm band, if i didn't say something please remind me

[@s.j.1642]

Bro has a big future ahead!

[@Polin666]

That bro can harm himself, those lyrics are too painful.

[@fitmivation]

okay dude why is this actually so good

[@yaphet8574]

Dsbm is the purest of all art. Even the most disabled person can express its emotions thru dsbm. 🔥

[@PIZZAdayisback]

Of course the depressive sh*t of bull metal fan would call a disabled person "it"

[@frombox2937]

It's incredible! What an accurate allegory of human suffering.

[@beelzebub206]

Don't know what you're talking about, all I hear is some incredible vocals

[@nameless616]

okay but this is actually pretty good

[@Dylan_Dragontail]

As a dsbm fan, this is fire

[@ArlenGunClub]

Is this that Mongolian throat singing everyone keeps telling me about?

[@ACIDVCTRAV]

"dj sorrow laughing through the pain"

[@gokuchavoso7312]

this is literally fire.

[@Punpas]

this is actually fire

[@heidenbarrel]

it actually is

[@Dawn95284]

Crazy how this has more views than most dsbm albums

[@who3033]

i can feel his pain coming inside me

[@СергейГлебов-в5з]

Never met this abbreviation before, so my first thought was about "down sindrom black metal"

[@99loops]

He's making more sense than the average rapper.

[@Ptrixie]

when he said "ehhhhhhhhhhh eeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh" i could feel the rope getting tighter around my neck, trve dsbm kvlt

[@NeutralGravity]

Eskimo Post-rock is my new fav genre

[@jamarcusbonquaviustoiletro8520]

man this song really makes me feel down

[@k.nellleith]

You can feel it, pure pain!

[@VVVHHHSSS]

And the song title is something like Bathing in the subterranean refuge of my blacken howling soul pt. 2

[@dweebaazooid]

Gonna need the full version of this

[@ZeroWolf45]

Unironically fire

[@Saboteurs1939]

I feel the pain im his voice

[@richthebarber2189]

Depression. Is the part of people. That were hated by life itself

[@deadmanisboy2985]

hated by life itself by Decalius

[@richthebarber2189]

@@deadmanisboy2985 yeah.

[@AIexKilin]

Actually sounds amazing

[@JoeSuplex720]

That’s actually how I feel tho

[@gabagoolingeverywhere]

This is, no lie, one of the greatest fucking thing I ever saw with my two eyes

[@Baalur]

Unironically this is fire.

[@MosquitoDoidoMaluco]

This is fire tho ngl it touched my heart

[@Jesi-xn]

True Norwegian black metal

[@FakeAccount-]

trve*

[@PIZZAdayisback]

We need pop black metal, that would be EPIC!

[@TheRealDaiKai]

Dayum now i feel so sad

[@v666pire]

Sadly and I'm very disappointed that I'll have to say that this is actually good 😭

[@philipperinguette3370]

Down Syndrome Black Metal, my favorite

[@davidnilsson7733]

best dsbm artist post 2001

[@_cosmix_]

SYNDROME IS DOWN BUT DEPRESSION IS UP🔥🔥💯💥💥🙏⁉️⁉️

[@MiRw3b]

its actually fire

[@matchosem]

where's the lie

[@CC-fi3pp]

I genuinely felt moved by this piece of sonic art.

[@gor.emless]

Unironically it's fire 🔥

[@gtv0]

as a dsbm enjoyer this is real

[@ZERVVREZ]

Actually fire tho

[@samo_glupa_cura7]

Honestly it is fire

[@NootalieWalf]

[insert happy music sad lyrics copypasta]

[@Wei_Wot]

The Pain in the Voice is too deep

[@Zippadeedoodab]

The way he sounds is how I feel reading every chapter.

[@MarisaDesu]

Yo this fire *starts breaking down into tears*

[@horsepuncher95]

Okay but I genuinely do like this it's very gazey 😭

[@lilpecca69]

In the world of music, few genres embody pure, raw emotion like Depressive Suicidal Black Metal (DSBM). Known for its unfiltered exploration of sorrow, despair, and pain, DSBM is a genre that strikes deep within the listener, creating an emotional resonance that often transcends words. It is an art form that reaches its audience through screams, guttural sounds, and sometimes unintelligible wails, which convey more than words ever could. Imagine, then, a unique voice in this genre-a man with Down syndrome who is nonverbal, yet finds his own way of expressing deep-seated emotions through a form of guttural, primal screaming. His art, though unconventional, is a profound and beautiful display of human emotion, breaking down any boundaries of what people expect from a vocalist or an artist with disabilities. This man's journey with DSBM is one of discovery and acceptance. Living with Down syndrome, he has faced numerous challenges, including difficulties with verbal communication. For much of his life, his voice may have been overlooked or misunderstood, as society often struggles to recognize the depth of nonverbal expression. Yet, when he discovered DSBM, he found a genre that thrives on an understanding beyond words-a genre where the rawness of human suffering takes center stage, unadulterated and unfiltered. Here, he found a space where his unique way of vocalizing could not only be accepted but celebrated. DSBM’s core is built on the expression of depression, isolation, and existential despair, and our vocalist's screams embody these feelings with an unparalleled authenticity. His nonverbal screams, shaped by his condition, create a timbre and tone unlike any other. They do not follow the structured vocal styles of traditional black metal; instead, they emerge as primal, almost instinctual expressions of emotion. These screams are haunting and beautiful, speaking to the inner darkness that DSBM channels. His voice conveys suffering in its most primal form, a sound that taps into the deep-rooted human connection to pain. In many ways, he brings an even deeper meaning to the genre by creating something that is both powerful and unconventional, reminding listeners of the boundless range of human expression. The power of his voice lies in its unpredictability. He does not adhere to traditional rhythmic patterns or tones, and this lack of structure creates a visceral, almost unsettling experience for the listener. The notes are sporadic, yet each scream has an intense conviction, resonating with listeners on a deeply emotional level. There is no polish, no facade, just pure, unrestrained emotion. It becomes clear that every scream, every guttural sound, is a release of inner turmoil-a way for him to process and communicate feelings that words cannot capture. For audiences who have never encountered this kind of performance, it can be startling. At first, some may not know what to make of it, but the beauty of this artist’s voice lies in its raw, undeniable authenticity. His screams are a unique manifestation of the human condition, one that reminds us of the ways pain and joy can exist simultaneously. Listeners are drawn into his world of raw expression, confronted with the unpolished, unmediated reality of emotion. It is a reminder that human beings can experience joy and suffering on an almost instinctual level, beyond language or conscious thought. The vocalist’s Down syndrome also plays a key role in his unique approach to DSBM. His condition influences the way he perceives and interacts with the world, giving him a perspective on emotion and connection that many do not share. This perspective allows him to approach DSBM with an openness and vulnerability that is deeply impactful. In many ways, he brings an authenticity to his music that can only come from his life experiences. His screams are not simply a performance or an attempt to follow the genre’s conventions; they are a deeply personal expression of who he is, a reflection of the challenges he has faced, and a testament to his resilience. This performance goes beyond simply making music; it becomes a therapeutic exercise, a form of emotional release that is essential for him. By participating in DSBM, he is able to externalize emotions that may otherwise remain trapped inside. His nonverbal screams are a bridge between his inner world and the external world, a way of communicating that speaks directly to the listener’s heart. Through his art, he finds solace and liberation, turning his voice into a tool for self-expression and healing. His performance reminds us that art has no boundaries and that true artistry lies in authenticity. His journey as a DSBM vocalist also challenges societal preconceptions about what people with disabilities can or cannot do. There is often a misconception that individuals with Down syndrome are limited in their ability to express complex emotions or to create art that moves others. However, this vocalist’s work proves otherwise. His music challenges these stereotypes, showing that people with disabilities can offer unique and powerful perspectives on human experience. In many ways, his work can be seen as a form of advocacy, encouraging others to recognize the value and potential of people with disabilities in the world of art and beyond. Audiences who experience his music often find themselves questioning their own assumptions about disability, communication, and expression. His performances open a dialogue about the ways in which society defines ability and creativity. In a genre like DSBM, where pain and despair are central, his unique voice becomes an important part of the conversation. He reminds us that pain is universal, that it transcends ability or disability, and that it can be communicated in countless ways. By embracing his nonverbal form of expression, he challenges us to expand our understanding of what it means to connect with others. In a world where people are often judged by their ability to conform, his work is a beautiful reminder that there is strength in embracing one’s own voice, however unconventional it may be. His nonverbal screams are a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit, a reminder that all voices have value. His music serves as a bridge between two worlds-the world of those who are verbal and the world of those who are not, demonstrating that emotional connection requires no words. In conclusion, this nonverbal, Down syndrome DSBM vocalist has created a form of expression that is raw, beautiful, and transformative. His screams go beyond mere sounds; they are an embodiment of human suffering and resilience, a testament to his own journey through life. His music breaks down barriers and invites listeners to experience emotion in its most primal form. Through his art, he not only finds healing for himself but also opens the hearts and minds of his audience, reminding us all of the beauty that lies in vulnerability and the power of music as a universal language.

[@CelestialxPanda]

Yeah it is . Don't fkn make fun of him

[@Liminal-Escalator]

Looks like he's more successful and functional than me. I might as well look like a 5 year old's macaroni art. Who wants to take care of a very special, adorable cutie who's especially skilled at cuddling, making quesadillas, and... I'll suck toes...? There's that. ;3

[@xenogorwraithblade2538]

Full track when?

[@michaelbro]

Just close the eye and feel

[@tekurohamada7068]

I AM FONNALY TRULY HPPY IN MY LIFE AND THIS IS FIRE

[@The-Esoteric-One]

I was looking for the album Woods of Desolation - Torn Beyond Reason but this is good too.

[@PutridSoul]

This is literally just tears of broken memories by Blade and Bath

[@nikatchelidze]

I need full version of this

[@catsoup7820]

no it literally is fire

[@SaltWaterDrums]

You didn't have to call me out like that

[@Haze_EternaI]

And that’s why he’s the goat *literally*

[@bedbuge48]

we getting off the train tracks with this banger

[@poorpotatoyukika9359]

BLUE IS THE DARK U CANNOT SEE

[@inquisitorialllama638]

Damn, this is so good!!😢

[@kingbradley6000]

deftones be like

[@konnykalakhnikova]

this video should be 10h long

[@666komorebi]

Literally yo this is fire and masterpiece 🙌❤‍🩹

[@Cynic370]

Damn, this is art, bro

[@BS-se4yg]

This is false information and completely and utterly offensive..... The vocals sound too high quality. If it doesn't sound like the singer is recording on an old Nokia inside a coffin inside a cave while the phone is outside said cave in the middle of a blizzard, then it's not real DSBM. It's not even black metal. You are basically a pop star

[@oatmeal710]

real footage of nattramn recording death pierce me