"This is business economics in a nursery rhyme" might just be the beginning of the best bit of lyricism I've ever heard from an artist. The whole song is a masterpiece, but from that moment on this piece of art goes into the stratosphere of lyrical genius.
@@orange2350I've listened to it and he's either repeating himself or just making general statements about a woman/ relationship or whatever, there's no deeper meaning at all. From a rapping point of view there's not even much there, it's all basic rhyme schemes and some lines where there isn't a scheme at all. No real play on words either. It's just a bloke doing a pretty bad job at rapping in a technical sense, while also having no real meaning behind his words. Not to mention the mumbling.
Most nursery rhymes already have a dark side to them and whether by chance or purpose can be seen in "the game". ...sells "SEE" shells. Shells being a program or malware allowing remote access of the device (PC's,smartphones) that they are on giving them full control of the device including, microphone, mirror screen, Photos and video and camera viewing. They sell the See parts and use the microphone and controls, like location, to ensure and expand their shell business empire.
I love how its written like a story in a book. The whole seashell thing starts off as calm, and slowly rises to hysteria, but falls at the end and continues to the end with the softer chords.
Have to admit, leading millions to a criminally underrated artist like Ren is such a Luigi move. edit: Since I'm up here, I'll shill Pt. 3. Be sure to check it out, it's no doubt Ren's masterpiece. (So far.)
The line, "She sells sea shells, sell oil as well.". Is SO good. Even if it wasn't intended, we have the Shell gas company, and also fitting cleanly into the theme. Just absolutely awesome.
@@ghifariasoka8272 I guess at least she knows how to exploit the system; both of her products come from the same place, so they don't have to be exported from somewhere else.
The whole sea shell thing is pretty much a metaphor for the diamond industry. It's horded so it seems rarer than it really is, then we're bombarded with stuff telling us that we should want it.
@@lucid_mido5311 at least in Minecraft they're worth the hassle, making the second most durable and effective tools and armour, which can be further upgraded with Netherite to be the very best. Far better than a decorative spec in a larger item that could have been replaced with any other crystal.
Yeah it shows how capitalism will push get used to themselves with everything even selling something as useless as that to get power which is really fucked up
"The world is yours" is a phrase commonly associated with Tony Montana, a fictional cartel leader and the protagonist of the 1983 film Scarface; it also appears on a statue in his mansion and as the subtitle to the non-canon 2006 game Scarface: The World Is Yours. Whilst the phrase of course didn't originate with Scarface, it's pretty hard to not think of Tony when it is mentioned, and the parallels between a simple seller of sea shells on the sea shore going on to deal in diamonds, drugs and firearms definitely parallels Tony going from being a guy that just wanted a green card to live in the US to becoming a gangster and later the leader, dealing in similar substances.
"I'm a peaceful adolescent" This is literally the sequel to a video about a guy preparing to kill a dude he kidnapped and then ends up lighting himself on fire
She sells seashells on a seashore But the value of these shells will fall Due to the laws of supply and demand No one wants to buy shells 'cause there's loads on the sand Step 1: you must create a sense of scarcity Shells will sell much better if the people think they're rare, you see Bare with me, take as many shells as you can find and hide 'em on an island stockpile 'em high until they're rarer than a diamond Step 2: you gotta make the people think that they want 'em Really want 'em, really fuckin want 'em Hit 'em like Bronson Influencers, product placement, featured prime time entertainment If you haven't got a shell then you're just a fucking waste man Three: it's monopoly, invest inside some property, start a corporation, make a logo, do it properly ""Shells must sell"", that will be your new philosophy Swallow all your morals they're a poor man's quality Four: expand, expand, expand, clear forest, make land, fresh blood on hand Five: why just shells? Why limit your self? She sells seashells, sell oil as well! Six: guns, sell stocks, sell diamonds, sell rocks, sell water to a fish, sell the time to a clock Seven: press on the gas, take your foot off the brakes, Run to be the president of the United States Eight: big smile mate, big wave that's great Now the truth is overrated, tell lies out the gate Nine: Polarize the people, controversy is the game It don't matter if they hate you if they all say your name Ten: the world is yours, step out on a stage to a round of applause You're a liar, a cheat, a devil, a whore And you sell seashells on the seashore
Guys, this is just history. There is no predicting going on here. Stop calling it a prediction, and realize that it has already happened many times before, and will continue, unless you do something in your own community. Something you can control.
Thank u! I've got a brand new tune out would mean alot to me if you checked it out and if you like it give it a share ❤️ th-cam.com/video/s_nc1IVoMxc/w-d-xo.html
@@RenMakesMusic don't know if this is really you, nor why i'm commenting this. But found it quite sweet of you to comment and heart such a 'small' and 'new' comment despite the video being over a year.
@@akish302 bickering existed Then got removed because a bunch of money hungry people denied the original script. You can look up the unused lorax songs. They are still there
@SQuinGedSUB i agree, memes can spread widely and quickly, also peoples tend to searching the source and credits of a meme and sometimes found a hidden dark and depressing message of our sad reality
"You're a liar, a cheat, a devil, a whore and you sell sea shells on the sea shore" is the hardest line ever, the fact it goes full circle at the end is so fucking cool
This is literally what happened in the 1920’s with diamonds and wedding rings. Before then, nobody wasted money on pointless diamonds,. But people wanted to make money, so they shoved it down society’s throat, and society ate it up as if we had a choice in it.
Omg that’s true. Diamonds aren’t rare at all. These people have millions of them. This is practically the story of the diamond industry but if it was actually a sea shell industry
And you fell for it The song literally says that we keep trying to find someone to blame We are the society We fucked up We have no one to blame but ourselves for falling for this
@ are you in the states? I am asking because I want to know what other countries are seeing right now, not the US news. My heart is broken for people right now and full of rage for others.
I love how the second verse feels like a devil on your shoulder helping you become successful, motivating you giving you advice but really making it a long, convoluted plot to ruin you as it slowly influences your decisions. Then hits you with the “was it worth it”
This song hits so hard in so many different ways. “Sell water to a fish and the time to a clock” “It’s easier to blame” exactly what capitalism is. I love it. Keep it up ren
the selling part perfectly encapsulates consumerism and late stage capitalism, maybe the blaming part is a bit more of a stretch, but its not a stretch to say that capitalism provides extra incentive to blame others (such as your business competitors) or allows those with those tendencies to obtain power.@@ENZO542_
@@ENZO542_ not everything.. I think we can all point fingers to a lot of questions, but the more vicious problem with this economic sistem is that we're all living in a big scheme of ideology that claims to be the unique and take alway the will of people to question themselfs. We can live in diferent ways, but never withouth money, so.. as long as money measure or value we cant have our freedom bacl
@@LuisFelipe-xf4mhmoney is nothing but a mere tool. Rather than being something evil that controls our lives its an universal translator between all kinds of goods. from laborforce to capital to well...goods. The same way the alphabet we use is no form of control of speakers or writers. Its a tool we use to phrase words and connect with each other. You can live without money You can live as an analphabet but ask yourself....why should you?
Fun fact: Diamonds aren’t nearly as rare as they’re hyped up to be, they’re still rare don’t get me wrong but the supply of them is regulated to maintain the appearance of them being ultra rare. Diamonds isn’t the only thing, entire warehouses will fill up with cargo sometimes to prevent inflation.
Fun Fact: It is thought that there is a diamond planet. It is also thought that it rains diamonds in the core of Saturn and Uranus, I think, I can never remember them but I'm sure its these two.
I don't know but nobody can tell me that he isn't a pure genius for how he can pack social criticism in a poem like that. It's so comforting to know that we aren't alone with what we feel. thank you!
its funny cause She Sells Sea Shells on the Sea Shore was a nursery made in thanks to an amateur anthropologist. To twist it and use it as an allegory for cutthroat capitalism instead is an interesting take and thats whats really impressive
@@AsianAtTheDisco009 fun fact Mary Annig was not an amateur, it was her lifes work to be an anthropologist, and she was the first person to ever discover a complete skeleton of a Plesiosaurus, but she was poor and a woman so she got no credit for her work. She had to sell what she found to rich tourists to feed her family, and then if somthing she discovered was significant people would call it fake and hate her, or would cash it in saying they discovered it (even though they bought it from her)
Haven't seen anyone mention it, but i absolute LOVE how unhinged his voice is in "Why just shells, why limit yourself? She sells seashells sell OIL AS WELL!" Really helps drive the feeling of things going out of hand, of quickly mounting greed, of someone letting the money game take control.
When a voice breaks during certain lyrics, I never have seen it as a negative, I interpret is as having true meaning to the artist and it becomes more significant to me, as a listener, just me tho ❤
@@azzydazzy2705 E x a c t l y Same with voice acting, if you hear the voice break that means there's genuine emotion charging it. If it was smooth and clean the whole way through it'd feel like he was reading off a script. But with imperfections like this, it injects so much passion, like he's pouring this out straight from the heart.
@@atomsorcerer8356 I have been brought up with blues and jazz, any voice break would give me goosebumps or make me cry! I would rather hear a "raw" version over any studio master or "remaster"! I love the scratchy sound of a vinyl and I love to hear the heart of a musician ❤
@@carmody3155 nestle pure life is literally selling filtered water back to us even though its in your taps, if your tap isnt filtered you can just buy a filter for like 30 bucks and thats for lifetime
"bare with me, and take as many shells as you can find and hide em on an island, stockpile em high until they're rarer than a diamond" bruh this is like an Eminem verse, so many syllables rhyme
in all seriousness, most of us are here from a meme, but this isnt a joke, this a real thought provoking song, im glad a meme was made to make some humor out of it, and get people to see it
@@ericlee2570 we discussed the meaning of the lyrics and how it pertains to economic evolution afterwards and as long as we were learning something he didn't much care
Wait, this is not a high quality big production song? It sounds, feels, and looks exactly like one! You got mad talent mate. Now expand, _expand,_ EXPAND, E X P A N D
@@davisdelp8131 i don’t think ren is anti-capitalist its more of a song pointing out flaws, because all ideologies have big flaws, some bigger than other.
Being successfull is not about money m8. I guess you live in USA where money is what completly defines you as a social entity. But success means literally the fact of completing or achieve some personal desire/goal, not money related at all. But most of consumist countries make people think of money as that goal to make you a money making-bot.
I think striving for money is fine if people want to. Like it or not, money represents power. And some people are born to strive for power. Whether they achieve it or not... Well, that's a different story.
Okay some people probably came here from the Luigi seashells meme. But if you think about it, this song is unironically good. Not only is he spittin' bars, but he is also spittin' facts. Great song man.
@@mintaddict4927 No, I'm gonna be 15. That stuff is cringe. Unless it was for a joke than it's funny. I don't mind anti-furry stuff along as It's funny, yoy have my attention
"Sell water to a fish, sell time to a clock" Has anybody ever told you how skilled you are at writing lyrics? What a great track! Edit: Okay so those idioms have been around for a minute but they were still used VERY effectively in the song.
You think this is good, check out "Hi ren" and "The tale of Jenny and Screech" (3 parts)... THIS and his other stuff is so insanely good, he's a gifted man.
Honestly, ignoring the whole "She sells sea shells" Luigi meme, this song is a very true song. We are living in a world where money is the top priority, even over human lives. We are living in a money game.
@@Ma_Zhongying cooperation was true yes, but there was still property and food was not shared. They were still greedy because it was how we evolved to survive. We needed water and food to survive so we got greedy.
I still liked Troll face version because it actually have some effort and fit with Ruler of Everything. Luigi version is just Luigi explaining capitalism to himself in loop, which I think could've been better
Memes are slowly shifting from being nostalgia bait and reference humor to being actual decent humor. Sooner or later, luigi will not even be necessary to give us good content, as the internet continues to establish itself as the dominant media.
Shell LITERALLY sold sea shells, before moving into the oil business, back in the 19th century. Ren is more genius than most of us can even comprehend.
@@theoriginaldemiurge Lots of people will think that. Unfortunately for them, they'll never make it big. But they WILL defend those who do, unaware they're just being exploited by the same system they want to exploit people with.
Actually, if you choose the right product, that Is not overused, you Will probably start a corp. Remember that the people today buy shoes with a draw on them for 500$.
The funny thing about "rarer than a diamond" is that diamonds themselves are artificially scarce since De Beers had a monopoly on the diamond trade for around a decade and still controls a large portion of it.
this song heals my soul, fucking amazing as is every other piece of art you have published :) your personality makes these songs even more of a choon the character, sense of humour the accent. Your music has helped me so bloody much THANK YOU, and may you have a lifetime of happiness
Dude, this song gives me the chills every time from 2:29 the build-up just hits me so hard, the rise in tension, establishment of dominance and power into an eventual silence and eerie lack of activity at the dawn of step 10 feels reminiscent of a turnover into DEFCON 1 and how it is portrayed in media and even games, a moment of deep contemplation.
When he says “and you sell sea shells on the sea shore” towards the end, I feel it hits really hard because after realizing that realistically it’s a stupid, futile business venture, he’s indicating that by now you’re actually doing WELL at selling the seashells BECAUSE of how well you’ve swindled the masses. You’ve made an ominously large gain and exerted total control over the social world, all to make an absurd reality the epicenter of world authority, and it’s all condensed to that tongue twister line: YOU (CAN) sell sea shells at the sea shore, because you have all the power
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1:39-2:58 Never before have I heard a verse that escalates with intensity as it goes on, to the point when it's at it's climatic peak I legit gives me chills. No matter how many times I listen to it.
Not really. Sure, Capitalism can often seem quite bleak and dark but compared to other Economical/Political forms it's pretty much one of the best out there. Capitalism with a touch of European Love is even better. (Subsidized Healthcare and a Wealthfare system.)
@@fedesoru7 You're right but it's the best we currently have to offer. To summarize: Communism is theoretically great but in practice horrible, Socialism works in some countries more than in others, Capitalism works well currently and gives citizens a chance to a great financial future and Capitalism with an European Touch is just lovely.
@@LucianGarz-x9q you say that without actual knowledge about communism, funny. an actual communist "country" has no state and no money, how is that shitty? how is almost no people suffering and basically no corruption bad?
the way you rhyme "shore" and "fall' is the most british thing i've ever heard and it's incredible
1:40
lol
It makes me want to eat my face. Could’ve easily just said “is poor”
@@frankalphonso268 thank would sound wank
Fawl
luigi taught me capitalism
Luigi
Luigi
Loogi
Lewiggy
Mario
"Until they're rarer than a diamond."
That bit can pretty much summarize diamonds, cause they're not actually rare.
You know whats rare
Your dad
No u
@@strongest_eggg 😐
@@qk7x 😐
@Kureiji Diayamondo I don't remember the company, but it's one of em.
"This is business economics in a nursery rhyme" might just be the beginning of the best bit of lyricism I've ever heard from an artist. The whole song is a masterpiece, but from that moment on this piece of art goes into the stratosphere of lyrical genius.
you should listen to durag activity by baby keem if you wanna see lyricism
"In s fancy accent" yes
@@orange2350I've listened to it and he's either repeating himself or just making general statements about a woman/ relationship or whatever, there's no deeper meaning at all.
From a rapping point of view there's not even much there, it's all basic rhyme schemes and some lines where there isn't a scheme at all. No real play on words either.
It's just a bloke doing a pretty bad job at rapping in a technical sense, while also having no real meaning behind his words. Not to mention the mumbling.
Most nursery rhymes already have a dark side to them and whether by chance or purpose can be seen in "the game". ...sells "SEE" shells. Shells being a program or malware allowing remote access of the device (PC's,smartphones) that they are on giving them full control of the device including, microphone, mirror screen, Photos and video and camera viewing. They sell the See parts and use the microphone and controls, like location, to ensure and expand their shell business empire.
@archedgeworth cool association but that's REALLY out of left field, I think it's more likely its referencing the oil company shell
Luigi took me to a song that unironically fucking slaps holy shit
have you got a link?
R/pyrocynical?
r/shitposting
I saw the vid on twitter-
@@fixedkarm8348 maybe, although that post is pretty old but it’s been around for a bit.
I love how its written like a story in a book. The whole seashell thing starts off as calm, and slowly rises to hysteria, but falls at the end and continues to the end with the softer chords.
try listening to good kid M.A.A.D city
@Benjamin Teske you mean the beat drop
@@takashimizutani1808 agreed, also TPAB
@@gabrieltorres6633 that's a masterpiece bro
@Benjamin Teske reminds me of the lorax lol
I can't believe I just listened to this guy's whole discography because of luigi furiously explaning the rules of free market
Moreso explaining how it isn't free
Same
amogus
Lol
AGREED
this had no right to have such deep lyrics whilst still being a banger
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Mosh by m and m
Lol
"Why just shells? WHY LIMIT YOUR SELF? she sells sea shells sell oil as well!" IS A BANGER LINE
Yo, check out the rest of his stuff. It's absolutely incredible. The other Money Games, and Hi Ren are a good start.
Bro the line
“Sell water to a fish, sell time to a clock”
Is amazing
I agree
I'm gonna sell oxygen to ya'll
@@duckway4733 I want a refund
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@@microwavedburritos sell homes to animals
Have to admit, leading millions to a criminally underrated artist like Ren is such a Luigi move.
edit: Since I'm up here, I'll shill Pt. 3. Be sure to check it out, it's no doubt Ren's masterpiece. (So far.)
''M-M-Mario?!''
I saw the same thing 😂
Toad
Luigi be the hero we need but don't deserve
isn't that the guy who said f*ck in mario golf?
I wanted to make a "instructions unclear" joke but he explained it perfectly.
Underrated
damn thats a great comment right there
Instructions clear. Made a sea shell monopoly.
Instructions unclear, I still made the joke
Instructions where too clear. I own the entire solar system now
Damn Luigi really pulled the trigger guys...
this was the warning and they didn't listen.
“Expand, Expand, Expand. Clear forest, make land, fresh blood, on hands.” Fuckin insane
“5: Why just shells? Why limit yourself?”
December 28 2021 "The Seashell Incident"
@@kurokamikage3361 lmao trollge is here
@@tjonsmith6365 the trollge is everywhere
@@kurokamikage3361 😳
It’s amazing to see how many people Luigi has brought together
Ok Joseph Joestar from JoJos Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendancy
Yes josephu joestar
Now this is facts
Now this is epic.
I'm watching jojo's right now while I'm listening to this lol
The line, "She sells sea shells, sell oil as well.". Is SO good. Even if it wasn't intended, we have the Shell gas company, and also fitting cleanly into the theme. Just absolutely awesome.
holy shit yeah...
YOOOO I didn't think about that
And the video shows an oil rig, which drains oil from the seabed. Shellfish also live near the seabed. It's not much, but I thought it's interesting
@@ghifariasoka8272 I guess at least she knows how to exploit the system; both of her products come from the same place, so they don't have to be exported from somewhere else.
@@trickytreyperfected1482 And it's in her area, so she doesn't have to buy new land
"Swallow all your morals, there a poor man's quality"
Best line in the full track.
Luigi shows why he should be No.1
They're
@@parulbhardwaj733 the video does misspell some things lmao
@@VinTJturth
ah yes, the "underrated musician" corner of the internet
never gets old
Mhm
@@deserettrout I mean more unheard of than he should be. I never heard of him until about 2 months ago
@@gavinmitchell3709 Neil Cicierega can’t actually make music right now because he needs money for a microphone you need to help!! You are fan yes?
I know they're kinda popular, but also Tally Hall, Des Rocs, The Shins and Cult of Dionysus are four bands in the underrated imo
you should also check out shayfer james if you like classical-ish music
Best thing about these lyrics: diamonds aren't as rare as they're claimed to be, the supply is just controlled to make them scarce
The whole sea shell thing is pretty much a metaphor for the diamond industry. It's horded so it seems rarer than it really is, then we're bombarded with stuff telling us that we should want it.
@@CollinBuckman the only reason I thought diamonds were rare was because of minecraft lol
@@lucid_mido5311 at least in Minecraft they're worth the hassle, making the second most durable and effective tools and armour, which can be further upgraded with Netherite to be the very best. Far better than a decorative spec in a larger item that could have been replaced with any other crystal.
@@KnightK51 toughness and hardness are two different traits that good tools and armour have. Diamond only has one of them.
@@KnightK51 they are also rather brittle, you could snap a large sheet of diamond with your hands
“Sell water to a fish”
Nestle: Don’t mind if I do
Oh no oh no oh no OH NOOOO
Nestle might as well be playing a money game
Fish be swimming in choccy milk 😳
BP: allow me to introduce myself
Wouldn't water actually be a basic necessity to a fish? They need it to breath
Luigi teaches capitalism, Luigi ends capitalism
Meme or not, the chorus of this song is banger
The whole song is
A-Um
@HamzaPlayz Hell yeah
based
All of it
"Sell water to a fish, sell the time to a clock." is such an underrated line for this one and I see no one talking about how amazing it is, damn
Agreed
It hits different
Yeah it shows how capitalism will push get used to themselves with everything even selling something as useless as that to get power which is really fucked up
@@user-ot8wl7oh9s No, not selling something useless... Something the consumer already has, and even a right of the customer's.
Nestlé moment
something about the way he says "the world is yours" makes him seem like really cheeky i like it B)
Sounds like a henchman who says “nice one, boss” after every line the villain says
@@rils yes
He says "applause" the same way
"The world is yours" is a phrase commonly associated with Tony Montana, a fictional cartel leader and the protagonist of the 1983 film Scarface; it also appears on a statue in his mansion and as the subtitle to the non-canon 2006 game Scarface: The World Is Yours.
Whilst the phrase of course didn't originate with Scarface, it's pretty hard to not think of Tony when it is mentioned, and the parallels between a simple seller of sea shells on the sea shore going on to deal in diamonds, drugs and firearms definitely parallels Tony going from being a guy that just wanted a green card to live in the US to becoming a gangster and later the leader, dealing in similar substances.
@@stevenbobbybills oh
the she sells part is so well done, it’s like the money game ITSELF is talking and slowly revealing it’s lunacy
"I'm a peaceful adolescent"
This is literally the sequel to a video about a guy preparing to kill a dude he kidnapped and then ends up lighting himself on fire
It's more peaceful than other
what game?
edit: nvm just watched the first money game
She sells seashells on a seashore
But the value of these shells will fall
Due to the laws of supply and demand
No one wants to buy shells 'cause there's loads on the sand
Step 1: you must create a sense of scarcity
Shells will sell much better if the people think they're rare, you see
Bare with me, take as many shells as you can find and hide 'em on an island stockpile 'em high
until they're rarer than a diamond
Step 2: you gotta make the people think that they want 'em
Really want 'em, really fuckin want 'em
Hit 'em like Bronson
Influencers, product placement, featured prime time entertainment If you haven't got a shell then you're just a fucking waste man
Three: it's monopoly, invest inside some property, start a corporation, make a logo, do it properly
""Shells must sell"", that will be your new philosophy
Swallow all your morals they're a poor man's quality
Four: expand, expand, expand, clear forest, make land, fresh blood on hand
Five: why just shells? Why limit your self? She sells seashells, sell oil as well!
Six: guns, sell stocks, sell diamonds, sell rocks, sell water to a fish, sell the time to a clock
Seven: press on the gas, take your foot off the brakes, Run to be the president of the United States
Eight: big smile mate, big wave that's great Now the truth is overrated, tell lies out the gate
Nine: Polarize the people, controversy is the game
It don't matter if they hate you if they all say your name
Ten: the world is yours, step out on a stage to a round of applause You're a liar, a cheat, a devil, a whore
And you sell seashells on the seashore
@@hhfbko _so true_
@Egg T Who laughs last?
I'm gonna start selling seashells now brb.
Video gaming
Pog
THIRD, HIE FOEKOE
Update: Foekoe is now the President of the United State of America
@@adhoki3695 he is selling sea shells in the sea shore
I didn’t want it to end
Man I got a great thing to tell you, if you right click you can loop it, and then it doesn't end until you want it to.
Forgot u existed
wait for part 3
@O9c7 12, Take all the moons natural resources
This don't end
Because it's the money game
Guys, this is just history. There is no predicting going on here. Stop calling it a prediction, and realize that it has already happened many times before, and will continue, unless you do something in your own community. Something you can control.
*when you're a couple of cents short and the cashier tells you not to worry about it*
lmao
“Fingers on the trigger of this money game”
Look at your likes man
@@spongebobby6027 what about 'em?
now sing us the likes economic in a nursery rhyme
I'm glad memes can sometimes introduce me to actual bangers
2018, for example, was full of a bunch of meme songs. We are number one, crab rave, bad guy, megalovania, the list goes on.
@@jellyfoot547 I personally really dislike bad guy
bad guy was 2018? holy shit
@@Silly-Goose-OG it’s just your average pop song with a catchy chorus that means nothing unlike this song
Same, some of songs are briliant, and when I see a song from meme, I'm really sad that I haven't heard it earlier
i know that second verse became a meme but the entire song goes so unimaginably hard
Thank u! I've got a brand new tune out would mean alot to me if you checked it out and if you like it give it a share ❤️ th-cam.com/video/s_nc1IVoMxc/w-d-xo.html
@@RenMakesMusic don't know if this is really you, nor why i'm commenting this. But found it quite sweet of you to comment and heart such a 'small' and 'new' comment despite the video being over a year.
@@svensvensson1085 If the commenters name has a grey hilght round their name, it's the video poster.
@@moekitsune pretty sure he meant that they suspect it was a bot lol
MANS A BARD repeat x
This song and the fact that is related to Luigi was an irl spoiler
foreshadowing*
this is what the lorax could’ve been. this is “how bad can i be” but unfiltered.
Even better then bickering (the unused song from the same Movie.)
@@elonleon4452 btw it's biggering
That would be too much self-awareness
@@akish302 bickering existed
Then got removed because a bunch of money hungry people denied the original script. You can look up the unused lorax songs. They are still there
if lorax slapped us in the face with this song but instead of a she sells sea shells on the seashore something tree related
lyrics: profound and makes you reflect on society
everyone: its a luigi time
edit:
its a year later and its still a luigi time
Luigi moment
Relatable
It’s Luigi time
certified green plumber moment
We live in a society
"Sell water to a fish, sell the time to a clock" when he says it, it hits hard, I can't explain
Because he found a way to commotize things you need to survive, something that some monopolies are trying to do.
@@JamesTheFoxeArt and there are so little what we can do about it
Sell water to humans
@@ismailozer1 sell oxygen to humans
@@saulgabeavilla5160 ain’t that the plot of the Lorax
If I had a coin for every time Luigi helped make a statement about capitalism...
You'd have two...
Ren : * Makes a masterpiece *
Everyone : *L U I G I*
yeah
Kinda like the polish cow song
It is pretty sad and has some very profound lyrics but when I people think of it it's just a shitty cow dancing
@@Ricardo5911jakakak Yeah that’s sad but true :(
People are just kinda shitty and just know good things to make fun of
"Masterpice"
@SQuinGedSUB i agree, memes can spread widely and quickly, also peoples tend to searching the source and credits of a meme and sometimes found a hidden dark and depressing message of our sad reality
2:30
"Sell water to a fish"
Nestle: Don't mind if I do
Nestle casually using child labor as they sell you water, a life necessity: B)
@@gaslight-gatekeep-girlboss Wait don't we have water bills in the first place
@@78anurag Well, yes but the thing is it all depends on if the waters drinkable or not. Like the water at my house-
@@78anurag If I remember correctly water bill is more like the price for pumping the water to your house not the price of the water
@@PJBloop clean water is still a human right, no matter the treatment and stuff.
The only bad thing about this song is that there is a world that created the necessity for it to be made
queer anarchist mina spittin' fax
Cons: what you just said
Pros: everything
Idk about you, but it kinda inspires me to sell sea shells on the sea shore
and the fact that you had to write this comment
We really summoning the joker here ain't we
"You're a liar, a cheat, a devil, a whore and you sell sea shells on the sea shore" is the hardest line ever, the fact it goes full circle at the end is so fucking cool
I like how those four descriptions are arranged in ascending order
It's actually pretty impressive how he can sings like he's having voice cracks constantly but it's controlled
it doesn't sound like he's having voice cracks at all?
@@sheepcommander_ it does
@@pondracer686 actually listening to it again I guess in the higher pitched parts it does
idk if its what youre referring to but the the "rain rain rain" part has really impressive vocal technique that I wish I could do.
just sounds bri'ish to me
“Swallow all youre morals theyre a poor mans quality” fucken brilliant
your* they're* man's*
@@theclockworkcadaver7025 hahhahaha
You were the kid that would misspell words even when they were written on the whiteboard lmao.
I'd like to add that it was actually also misspelled in the video
@@theclockworkcadaver7025 k
Im yet another person who has come here due to luigi
Thank you luigi.
also hi ozi
@@waluiginumberone7207
hmm goblin
Since Luigi taught me capitalism, can you teach me communism/socialism?
Yes
Yup
Listening to this again for no particular reason
mhm
All memes aside. This guy is a lyrical genius
And a real one this time, not like Kanye’s version
except he doesn't know what economics is
@@blocks4857 and you do?
@@chainsawboy2388 Oh I do. Try running a business like the one described in the video. You won't survive in a regulated or free market
@@blocks4857 It is supposed to be exagerrated for song, but what issues to you have with it specifically?
If all of a sudden all the shells disappeared from the beach, we know what’s happening.
Soon, we're all really going to want the shells
@@Shihai-sha We are going to really want them- Really fucking want them-
@@wynog994 if we don't have one we'll be a fucking wasteman
Dio Brando 3. It’s monopoly, invest inside some property, start s corporation, make a logo, do it properly
@@ishigami4622 someone will want to sell some shell bearing only one philosophy, swallowing all his morals, because they’re a poor man’s quality,
This is literally what happened in the 1920’s with diamonds and wedding rings. Before then, nobody wasted money on pointless diamonds,. But people wanted to make money, so they shoved it down society’s throat, and society ate it up as if we had a choice in it.
Omg that’s true. Diamonds aren’t rare at all. These people have millions of them. This is practically the story of the diamond industry but if it was actually a sea shell industry
bUt DIamOndS ARe fOrEVeR!
And you fell for it
The song literally says that we keep trying to find someone to blame
We are the society
We fucked up
We have no one to blame but ourselves for falling for this
@@hiimpeyton671 it's not that diamonds AREN'T rare, it's that the people that sell them have stock piles of them
pet rocks
As an American who sits upon the eve of her fate, I've listened to this song about 72 times
I’ve been looking for this comment. I thought I was the only one listening to this on repeat 💔.
I remember listening to this song a couple years back. Completely forgot about until today after the new president for the US got announced
@ are you in the states? I am asking because I want to know what other countries are seeing right now, not the US news. My heart is broken for people right now and full of rage for others.
@@Heather_2712 I am in the states and I'm not full of rage towards these others but I am full of confusion
@@fantasticgymnasticgirl5566 ahh, I was at first and then sadness now it is rage.
I love how the second verse feels like a devil on your shoulder helping you become successful, motivating you giving you advice but really making it a long, convoluted plot to ruin you as it slowly influences your decisions. Then hits you with the “was it worth it”
"It doesn't matter is they hate you if they all say your name" hits for a reason
@@bonethegoth1782 100%
The basics of this soing are true, to sell a product you must convince people that they need them. All rich entrepreneurs use this method.
We just heard garbage noises from the phone
@@monke7919 mike
This man is physically incapable of producing a bad song.
2746/7 likes/dislikes
99.75% like this
@@zormoe2474 3.501/7 now lol
@@leonss2356 gang shit
BlackOut 4.4k - 11 now
This went from "Selling sea shells on a seashore." to "The world is yours."
stonks
GUFJFGG
capitalism
I mean that is capitalism
And you sell sea shells on the sea shore
This song hits so hard in so many different ways.
“Sell water to a fish and the time to a clock”
“It’s easier to blame”
exactly what capitalism is. I love it. Keep it up ren
Doesn’t limits to capitalism, it’s everything . But yeah, capitalism’s fault, it’s easier to blame.
the selling part perfectly encapsulates consumerism and late stage capitalism, maybe the blaming part is a bit more of a stretch, but its not a stretch to say that capitalism provides extra incentive to blame others (such as your business competitors) or allows those with those tendencies to obtain power.@@ENZO542_
@@ENZO542_ not everything.. I think we can all point fingers to a lot of questions, but the more vicious problem with this economic sistem is that we're all living in a big scheme of ideology that claims to be the unique and take alway the will of people to question themselfs. We can live in diferent ways, but never withouth money, so.. as long as money measure or value we cant have our freedom bacl
back*
@@LuisFelipe-xf4mhmoney is nothing but a mere tool. Rather than being something evil that controls our lives its an universal translator between all kinds of goods. from laborforce to capital to well...goods.
The same way the alphabet we use is no form of control of speakers or writers. Its a tool we use to phrase words and connect with each other.
You can live without money
You can live as an analphabet
but ask yourself....why should you?
Fun fact: Diamonds aren’t nearly as rare as they’re hyped up to be, they’re still rare don’t get me wrong but the supply of them is regulated to maintain the appearance of them being ultra rare. Diamonds isn’t the only thing, entire warehouses will fill up with cargo sometimes to prevent inflation.
exactly
@@mikah439 EXACTLY
Fun Fact: It is thought that there is a diamond planet. It is also thought that it rains diamonds in the core of Saturn and Uranus, I think, I can never remember them but I'm sure its these two.
They do the same thing with gold. You could cover the entire fucking planet with the shit 3 feet deep, but they regulate it to make it very expensive
that makes it an even better comparison in contex
I don't know but nobody can tell me that he isn't a pure genius for how he can pack social criticism in a poem like that. It's so comforting to know that we aren't alone with what we feel. thank you!
🙏❤
I feel this comment so much !
Yeahh ive been saying everything from these songs for ages but he words it so perfectly!!
its funny cause She Sells Sea Shells on the Sea Shore was a nursery made in thanks to an amateur anthropologist. To twist it and use it as an allegory for cutthroat capitalism instead is an interesting take and thats whats really impressive
@@AsianAtTheDisco009 fun fact Mary Annig was not an amateur, it was her lifes work to be an anthropologist, and she was the first person to ever discover a complete skeleton of a Plesiosaurus, but she was poor and a woman so she got no credit for her work. She had to sell what she found to rich tourists to feed her family, and then if somthing she discovered was significant people would call it fake and hate her, or would cash it in saying they discovered it (even though they bought it from her)
Haven't seen anyone mention it, but i absolute LOVE how unhinged his voice is in "Why just shells, why limit yourself? She sells seashells sell OIL AS WELL!"
Really helps drive the feeling of things going out of hand, of quickly mounting greed, of someone letting the money game take control.
When a voice breaks during certain lyrics, I never have seen it as a negative, I interpret is as having true meaning to the artist and it becomes more significant to me, as a listener, just me tho ❤
@@azzydazzy2705 E x a c t l y
Same with voice acting, if you hear the voice break that means there's genuine emotion charging it. If it was smooth and clean the whole way through it'd feel like he was reading off a script. But with imperfections like this, it injects so much passion, like he's pouring this out straight from the heart.
@@atomsorcerer8356 I have been brought up with blues and jazz, any voice break would give me goosebumps or make me cry! I would rather hear a "raw" version over any studio master or "remaster"! I love the scratchy sound of a vinyl and I love to hear the heart of a musician ❤
Like the lorax, slowly losing control for money
And the Exband exband exband exband is also perfect
how am i just now discovering this? the whole discography is f-ing amazing.
The "She sells seashells on the seashore" verse sounds like a corny Tumblr twist on a classic poem and I love it!
Funny enough it is a classic saying
Reminds me of DHMIS and that’s the highest compliment I can give lyrics
have y'all really never heard of that saying before this song? it's a classic tongue twister
@@friedbeanz3953 I think he is talking about the whole verse
>Tumblr
Not funny
This man just handing out free economics degrees.
I think this is less economics as it is business.
while simultaneously pointing out exactly why they're bullshit
@@LeBonkJordan Well, they're not bullshit in how well they work, but they *are very much bullshit* in terms of morality.
Memento mori
@@314rft dam well said
🐚LOVE THIS
knew i'd see you here as soon as alastair revealed the name
@@soupe5535 eww stalker cringeeee
Nice
@@spine_apples2193 so are you
@@GaleTsyim going to act like i dont know all of you
Jeez dude your rhyme schemes, double meaning, storytelling, singing, production and powerful messages have made me a Renegade
“Sell water to a fish, sell time to a clock” Yeah, they take what we have and sell back to us. What an amazing song
Yeah that is the strongest line there about the evil buisness
Such as?
@@carmody3155 nestle pure life is literally selling filtered water back to us even though its in your taps, if your tap isnt filtered you can just buy a filter for like 30 bucks and thats for lifetime
@@carmody3155 goth gf
@@raccoon9951 goth mommy gf*
"bare with me, and take as
many shells as you can find
and hide em on an island,
stockpile em high until
they're rarer than a diamond"
bruh this is like an Eminem verse,
so many syllables rhyme
That is the hardest part of this song.
@@kirubaks9431 how about number 6?
in all seriousness, most of us are here from a meme, but this isnt a joke, this a real thought provoking song, im glad a meme was made to make some humor out of it, and get people to see it
exactly
Yeah
Can't provoke thoughts out of me if I don't have a brain
@@some_icedtea5205 quotes by jake paul, probably
shut up
This song really hits different after recent events
Senior year my economics teacher played this for the entire class. One of the coolest teachers I've ever had
That teacher deserves a standing applause!
You lucky to have a teach like that.
but isnt there vulgarities
@@ericlee2570 we discussed the meaning of the lyrics and how it pertains to economic evolution afterwards and as long as we were learning something he didn't much care
Based
2:09 That first stanza of step 3 was so audibly satisfying to hear.
Finally found the comment
@@Red_Spy2698 Red sus
yup
step 4 does the exact same job
It’s like a slowed down Staccato Flow that Tech N9ne is famous for.
Check out a song called Slow to Me by Tech N9ne to get a better feel.
Wait, this is not a high quality big production song? It sounds, feels, and looks exactly like one! You got mad talent mate.
Now expand, _expand,_ EXPAND, E X P A N D
Clear forest make land
@@isaiahmcdonald9209 Fresh blood on Hands
@@bennetdiesperger4080 why just shells?
@@bennetdiesperger4080 she sells sea shells
@@skeleton-bullfrog sell oil as well
Deny, defend, depose
Damn Luigi got some bars
rule
Luigi is the CEO of capitalism
@@wonderland9052 I hope you posted before coming here
rule
rule
Ren: Makes a song about money corruption
Everyone: hehe luigi
Because that’s all I ever be Luigi because no one cares about anti-capitalism
@@davisdelp8131 i don’t think ren is anti-capitalist its more of a song pointing out flaws, because all ideologies have big flaws, some bigger than other.
@@Bromine35br yes I see your point thank you
luig
Lui
"Swallow all your morals, they're a poor mans quality" This song is spot on. Being successfull should not be about money.
Being successfull is not about money m8. I guess you live in USA where money is what completly defines you as a social entity. But success means literally the fact of completing or achieve some personal desire/goal, not money related at all. But most of consumist countries make people think of money as that goal to make you a money making-bot.
@@alchene321 you literally just repeated his thoughts.
That's capitalism for ya
@@Ectoplasmicphantom2 I misinterpreted Rinkus comment at first too
I think striving for money is fine if people want to. Like it or not, money represents power. And some people are born to strive for power. Whether they achieve it or not... Well, that's a different story.
Wild this came out 4 years ago and more relevant than ever now.
Relevant you say?
This is the only “we live in a society” argument that I agree with
a Society we can't escape, no matter what, so we either become like them or accept the truth that we do live in a society
We don't live in a society. We are the society
In the end there will be nothing and everyone's pain was for nothing nobody will remember humanity because there will only be nothing
@@FakeLLama23 bottom text
@@FakeLLama23 among us
"Swallow all your morals, they're a poor man's quality." One of the best lines I've heard in music.
True
@Nahiyan Bin Hossain true
@@sirdumpybear yes
@@sirdumpybear true
There*
the way the rap started with "she" but switches to "you" it great
You is she. She be sell sea on the you you be shell sheasells on the shore shore sea!!
@@e2b265 i had a stroke reading this
@@e2b265 when the “She” is sell sea sheashells🥵🥵🥵🥵
we're all part of this ol' money game
@@yesno8273 the “she” be do like smh
DENY, their power
DEFEND, the people
DEPOSE, the rich
DELAY, their treatment
DENY, help
DEFEND, your position.
Thats another one the big companies do
Okay some people probably came here from the Luigi seashells meme. But if you think about it, this song is unironically good. Not only is he spittin' bars, but he is also spittin' facts. Great song man.
Yooooooo fellow furry uwu
You a furry but you spitting straight facts but you don’t do that wired furry cringy thing right?
@@mintaddict4927 No, I'm gonna be 15. That stuff is cringe. Unless it was for a joke than it's funny. I don't mind anti-furry stuff along as It's funny, yoy have my attention
@@Yoshomay please no "uwu" that's cringe
@@JaimesFolf uwu
"guns, sell stocks, sell diamonds, sell rocks, sell water to a fish and the tim to a clock." part goes HARD
you forgot the finger on the trigger money game thingy
how can a clock own tim
@the_reapingcat it's not literal.
@@kierrific1357 look at the misspelling of time i was making a joke
Tim
I'm never gonna get over how I literally never would've found out about Ren if it wasn't for God damn Luigi.
Thank you Luigi 🙏
im luigi exe….
Same, came for the memes, stayed for an incredible artist
I think "sell water to a fish sell the time to a clock" is a underrated line
Sell air to a human.
Obligatory reply about Lay’s chips
@@Carpenter04 I am human, where can I buy this air?
@@rascal6543 ask Mr. O''Hare
Literally all of the lines are good wydm. Every single one is so true, this song is kinda scary ngl
Love him or hate him, Luigi was spitting straight facts
Lel, your pfp is Homarge.
marge
consume bean chalice
"Sell water to a fish, sell time to a clock"
Has anybody ever told you how skilled you are at writing lyrics? What a great track!
Edit: Okay so those idioms have been around for a minute but they were still used VERY effectively in the song.
“Swallow your morals, those are a poor mans quality”
Nestle taking control of 3rd world coutries water supply and reselling it to the locals at an overpriced price:
Selling water to a fish is an old idiom meaning to convince someone that they need something they don't.
@@DueySR But... fish actually do need water
@@lastgenrichtofen8735 Yeah that's why they wouldn't need to buy it. The idiom basically means to do the impossible in marketing and sales.
set aside the memes, the fact this guy can rap well and has a nice singing voice boggles me
Wym? This song sucks.
whatd you think, a singer that cant sing? doofus
This isn't a fluke; he's insanely talented. Seriously, check out Hi Ren, the other two Money Games, and Sick Boi.
You think this is good, check out "Hi ren" and "The tale of Jenny and Screech" (3 parts)... THIS and his other stuff is so insanely good, he's a gifted man.
And play guitar amazingly and piano too. While all the lyrics making sense and actually flowing well? What can’t this dude do?!
Honestly, ignoring the whole "She sells sea shells" Luigi meme, this song is a very true song. We are living in a world where money is the top priority, even over human lives. We are living in a money game.
We live in a capitalism - Joker
I mean diamonds aren't actually rare it's just that the supply is controlled to make them feel that way, so that part is also kinda true actually.
One needs money to buy food water and accomodation. Even if wasnt the case people would be greedy nonthenless. Thats how we evolved, how we survived.
@@M2e8 Weird how every society started off with cooperation if greed was how we evolved.
@@Ma_Zhongying cooperation was true yes, but there was still property and food was not shared. They were still greedy because it was how we evolved to survive. We needed water and food to survive so we got greedy.
Daaaaamn, Ruler of Everything and now this? Why are so many memes based on bangers suddenly?
Its because we relate to the existential dread they have
I still liked Troll face version because it actually have some effort and fit with Ruler of Everything. Luigi version is just Luigi explaining capitalism to himself in loop, which I think could've been better
First suge, then money game. Im surprised we didnt get any memes about money game 1
Memes are slowly shifting from being nostalgia bait and reference humor to being actual decent humor. Sooner or later, luigi will not even be necessary to give us good content, as the internet continues to establish itself as the dominant media.
@@chillingchill6823 there’s one with the troll face
Shell LITERALLY sold sea shells, before moving into the oil business, back in the 19th century.
Ren is more genius than most of us can even comprehend.
Really? Weren’t they a transport company?
@@jacextreme6432 actually both, according to wikipedia, the name "shell" came from the "Shell Transport and Trading Company"
just fact checked, shell really did start with importing sea shells from the far east.@@jacextreme6432
@@jacextreme6432 Technically yes, but shortly after they bought a Dutch oil company in 1907.
AND they helped Lockheed Martin make a jet fuel that somehow doesnt burn for the SR-71
this song not only has a deep meaning, but the execution is perfect
When I first heard this song I didn't know it was satire, he was criticizing capitalism and I was here using this as a guide
satire doesn't exactly mean it isn't true. The stuff he explains is possible to pull of but you basically just need to be extremely lucky
@@luukdevoogd1071 I not say it's impossible, I'm saying he's trying to portrait it as morally wrong when I thought he was given a guide
He just said in that part, get stuff to sell, make the stuff to sell rare, expand, but with fancier words
@@theoriginaldemiurge Lots of people will think that. Unfortunately for them, they'll never make it big. But they WILL defend those who do, unaware they're just being exploited by the same system they want to exploit people with.
Actually, if you choose the right product, that Is not overused, you Will probably start a corp.
Remember that the people today buy shoes with a draw on them for 500$.
The funny thing about "rarer than a diamond" is that diamonds themselves are artificially scarce since De Beers had a monopoly on the diamond trade for around a decade and still controls a large portion of it.
thats the point of the line
@@forrestmclellan6995 Damn 😔
(half a century)
Wait isnt having a monopoly on something illegal?
@@dylanaguilar6099 Yes, that's why they don't have it anymore
Anybody know about this song before Luigi? Because I sure didn't.
But the song is a good one. Isn’t it?
Who?
Aight not me
I did but I saw it on tik tok with a minecraft music video
I knew it through this doge edit
this song heals my soul, fucking amazing as is every other piece of art you have published :) your personality makes these songs even more of a choon the character, sense of humour the accent. Your music has helped me so bloody much THANK YOU, and may you have a lifetime of happiness
I've seen the "sea shells" clip everywhere, came to see the full and was not disappointed
That's exactly how I found this song
Me too
Dude, this song gives me the chills every time from 2:29 the build-up just hits me so hard, the rise in tension, establishment of dominance and power into an eventual silence and eerie lack of activity at the dawn of step 10 feels reminiscent of a turnover into DEFCON 1 and how it is portrayed in media and even games, a moment of deep contemplation.
Especially the distorted guitar, it really drives home the madness imo
How do you people feel so much?
@@Frugthereal drugs
@@Frugthereal because we dont waste our lives watching paint dry and we actually live in society.
Only a Niko pfp could get this philosophical about selling sea shells on the sea shore.
When he says “and you sell sea shells on the sea shore” towards the end, I feel it hits really hard because after realizing that realistically it’s a stupid, futile business venture, he’s indicating that by now you’re actually doing WELL at selling the seashells BECAUSE of how well you’ve swindled the masses. You’ve made an ominously large gain and exerted total control over the social world, all to make an absurd reality the epicenter of world authority, and it’s all condensed to that tongue twister line: YOU (CAN) sell sea shells at the sea shore, because you have all the power
No full stop, or you forgot to add more?
@@synexiasaturnds727yearsago7 that was all I had to say
@@markereyes hi luigi
@@wzae___ wat
@@synexiasaturnds727yearsago7 your name almost got me
not only he can rap he can sing it’s beautiful
"Sell the time to a clock" goes so unbelievably hard every time
Its so absourd but so true...
My friend, sorry. That reply wasn't for you. It was for the guy below you. I noticed I made an error.
i see what you did there
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@@ladypresidentjaclynnwhitehead wat
1:39-2:58
Never before have I heard a verse that escalates with intensity as it goes on, to the point when it's at it's climatic peak I legit gives me chills. No matter how many times I listen to it.
THIS. I'm extremely addicted to this song and this feeling when it escalates creates an adrenaline rush inside me. Ren is just amazing.
Check out Handlebars by Flobots; similar vibes, its what this song reminded me of
@@blackie126 Yeah I was about to say
Ikr it is playing in my hesd constantly
@@blackie126 power and money
all jokes aside this song is quite dark, and even more so because this is what the world is becoming (or what has become)
Not really. Sure, Capitalism can often seem quite bleak and dark but compared to other Economical/Political forms it's pretty much one of the best out there.
Capitalism with a touch of European Love is even better. (Subsidized Healthcare and a Wealthfare system.)
@@LucianGarz-x9q i live in europe, social democracy definitely isn't the best thing out there
@@fedesoru7 You're right but it's the best we currently have to offer. To summarize: Communism is theoretically great but in practice horrible, Socialism works in some countries more than in others, Capitalism works well currently and gives citizens a chance to a great financial future and Capitalism with an European Touch is just lovely.
@@LucianGarz-x9q It’s specifically targeting unregulated capitalism, which is extremely destructive.
@@LucianGarz-x9q you say that without actual knowledge about communism, funny. an actual communist "country" has no state and no money, how is that shitty? how is almost no people suffering and basically no corruption bad?
This hits so much harder now
What a fun little song, I sure bet there is no deeper critique of the system we live in.
The fact that people still think capitalism is perfectly fine with no loopholes is insane.
OMG GUYS DUS SONG IS SO DEEP IT HITS HARD 😄😉😁😒😢😒😭😚😜😚😥
@@nothingofinterest8048 the amount of people who think it is overall bad and shouldn't exist is even worse
@@QuickNickGT man every good song has meaning. At least make a modicum of effort to understand its message.
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