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Kanye West has talked about this for decades 👁️ How they changed the hz frequency of modern music to keep humans at their lower chakras and animalistic. (From 432 hz to 440 hz is just one thing) He specifically used African music as an example too interestingly 🤔

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Sah10 天前

Michael Jackson talked about this too The effect of music on the subconscious. Which is 80-90% of your brain 🧠

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Sah10 天前

One day they’ll understand him. “If you say anything…..then you lose everything” 💔 Why do y’all think celebrities all have the same opinions on EVERYTHING, including politics lol 🤣

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ElitistMinusTheWhiteness10 天前

This must be why I can't stand afrobeats, and I couldn't stand burner boy, I don't hate them.I just don't really like most of the songs.There are a couple I like from Wiz Kid and Tems... But I like them actually doing R&B more

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geovani 🦄10 天前

not beyoncé admitting she controls their minds so they defend her husband 😭

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Sah10 天前

Funny thing relating to this. I woke up 3 in the morning from a text message and it was my lil cousin sending this vid with a text under saying “She’s a demon from the demonworld. I was belly laughing lmao…but low key kinda scary 👀🤣😈

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RR10 天前

"African hand drums, such as the Djembe, produce a wide frequency range spanning from 65 Hz to 1,000 Hz, with overtones reaching beyond 4 kHz." WE HAVE PLENTY OF INSTRUMENTS THAT REACH HIGH FREQUENCY. OUR ANCESTORS KNEW SOMETHING, AWAKEN THE SPIRIT.

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Pressure Zaddy PAPA10 天前

Dance FELL OFF After This , Who Burst Moves Now ??????? . 🙄

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Lunch7710 天前

@DoGoodRon_ It’s because the African music has upbeat, high pitched, higher frequency, faster percussions that are probably naturally tuned with using instruments from nature to 432hz, or done on purpose, there’s not a lot of low end or big 808s. It’s similar to folk music but faster

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Lunch7710 天前

Wash Us In The Blood has 808s but also features the African style percussions he’s talking about Maybe he wanted to experiment with a mix of effects on vibration in one song, or it’s an 808 he thought was being paired with good lyrics to affect the root chakra or whatnot

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@LivingintheLogos10 天前

The story of the 432 to 440 change is super interesting At one time, it was only the Prussian Army that was tuning to 440..

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914⚡️10 天前

My goat fr

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Lutero 🫥10 天前

Nice

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Juan Garin 🐦✨🌎10 天前

so what does a song sound like when you don’t do that ?

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Sah10 天前

It’s not so much a huge difference in regards to the pitch but the it’s noticeable, especially if sensitive This is a dude playing the same song in both 440 hz and 432 hz. A lot of people find 432 hz warmer/smoother and studies have come out that it may lower blood pressure

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Paris10 天前

We are animals dawg

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Binaural Beats Haven10 天前

All facts. That's why I post healing frequencies on my channel. All in their pure tone. Frequencies literally alter your reality

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t0m5k110 天前

Funny how they never speak of what was happening in the 313, Underground Resistance and their "Sonic Warfare" against all the majors and the radio stations with fukn raw hard TECHNO with 303, 101, 808s and other phreaked and circut bent noise makers.

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fudge10 天前

He said didn’t say all that about African music, he was actually commending African music in this video… you’re misinforming people …

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Balo10 天前

@DapoDara

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New Right Brooke10 天前

Why are blacks so easily manipulated though?

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Pablitoo27 🌴 🤍💚🤍10 天前

Capo

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Seyi10 天前

I love old African music a lot, I know something changed in the sound of modern Afrobeats that my brain finds unpleasant but I can’t explain it.

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0xtopfloor10 天前

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