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Nightmare Eyes

their models with no facial expressions applied look so funny it's like they heard their mom come home and they forgot to do the the dishes

made a graduation cap with most the the things i like

inspired by this one pin idk who originally made it tho: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/grad-cap-turned-out-nice-nightinthewoods-nitw-gradcap-graduation-graduationcap-mae-gregg-bea-angus-germ--6544361942060374/

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billford animatic i made to the song 'confrontation'! ^^

I have a question (asking it here because i never post anything here and i'm bored and not wanting to use reddit even though i only have one follower on here so...):

Are there songs that you only like when slowed down (and reverbed)?

i've been wondering this for a while because sometimes i do hear songs and listen to them only to find out it's a slowed song. i'll listen to the original, and sometimes, not like it as much. and while it does happen rarely, there are songs that i just, almost can't listen to knowing that there's a... better... version of it i could be listening to. for example, violent crimes by kanye. original song is a 7 out of 10 for me, lyrics go hard, the tone of it is unlike any songs i've heard before (at the time), and everything else about it is just really good. but i heard the slowed down and reverbed version of it and, just, omg. 10/10 one of the best songs i've ever heard. i've found that the main reason i like songs are the notes that are in it (i don't really enjoy a specific genre of music) and when this song was slowed, it was also pitched down, so the notes changed and, just, wow. they sit and marinate in the back of my skull as i zone out and just, listen to the song. not to mention the lyrics are still the same (obviously) so the song still has that gut hitting felling as the original, but just better. it's just crazy to me that a slowed version of the song can just be miles better than the original. and i know that there's an "i'm 14 and this is deep" stigma with slowed and reverbed songs, but i feel like with this song in particular, it's only good when slowed (and pitched down with that).

there are a couple other songs that i listen to and just get a different vibe with the slowed version so i like both equally the same. sometimes i listen to a slowed song and absolutely hate it compared to the original (weather i think i ruins the original point/tone of the song or it's just bad in general), and other times, like with this song, it's just better. so i was wondering if you also had any songs that you just physically cannot listen to the original after hearing the slowed and reverbed version of it.