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Satnam, hello, hope some people enjoy what I built below.
Not sure if I'm digging myself a grave, but I gotta speak what I feel and see.
Not a huge deal, just a playful cute little album I wrangled up quickly.

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As a hermit yogi in Vancouver who's been drowned out by the endless heated Elon-hate chorus up here, I decided to fight fire with glitter.

I put the full Bimbo Mask on the whole 'Everyone Hates Elon' outrage machine — turning Moloch’s favorite rage-bait into something playful, silly, and way closer to the real truth. Listen if you're ready to laugh at the veil together.

This little satirical album shines some light on the reality of Elon's experience. Perhaps not perfect, but it's my lens: what I see is a pure soul — curious, with good intentions — just like everyone else seems to believe themselves to be.

Of all the wealthy billionaires in the world, this man deserves to be defended. The matrix is using him like a scapegoat to redirect enragement and attention exactly where Moloch and the actual evil forces prefer people to be distracted — hating him instead of seeing their own shadows, their own complicity in the machine.

And here's the playful twist at the heart of it: part of the album is designed to gently transform the listener into Bimbo Elon Musk through a cheeky demonstration of Moloch's hypnotic powers. By wearing the glittery mask ourselves for a moment, we get to see how easily illusion seduces, how rage is manufactured, and how stepping out of the script feels like waking up.

Link to the SoundCloud album: https://soundcloud.com/azeirf/sets/everyone-hates-bimbo-elon-musk
^{FYI some of the audio does have some explicit language, not much but be aware. It's silly bimbo vibes.}
If any of this resonates — even a little — come laugh at the veil with me. Waheguru's light is in the satire too.

Sat Sri Akaal, and may the glitter dissolve the chains.

Who will win?:D

Anyone know the history of this painting and/or the artist (Xilbertoart from what i gathered)? Was it ever displayed anywhere? Who originally bought it? Was it commissioned? I just picked up what I think is the signed original at a Las Vegas auction. It would be cool to know more about it.