I've always loved Nine Inch Nails. The first album – Pretty Hate Machine – is not only one of the best NIN albums, but is insanely blue pill. The entire album is pretty much him pining over some girl.
Contrast that to most rap albums, which are nothing but red pill in language. These guys aren't pining over women. They're fucking them. Pimping them out. Whatever. It's just not my taste in music.
The red pill lens is both refreshing in its ability to show you the world and depressing in its ability to show you the world.
But, when you need a bit of a laugh, here's a cheesy love ballad from the 70s (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxdsk-cFX-k
). Despite the guise of being a love ballad, it's a pretty red pill song about getting together for a night to fuck and then go their own way. Red pill message delivered with blue pill language.
Tip the-ban-hammer for their post.
I don't look at it as "ruining my entertainment." If you did not want to watch movies about animated magical ponies, you would certainly not tune in to animated magical ponies, not even for a moment. This is a huge time-saver. The TRP filter is an optimizer, an extremely effective fast-forward or skip>| through the crap the entertainment industry churns out. Before TRP I would have probably looked forward to the "Mad Max" reboot, but not anymore. BOOM. That was TWO HOURS of my life preserved. What I can't get back is the two hours I lost watching "Mary Reilly" in 1996 on a date. Terrible movie. I'm that bitter that I'm holding a grudge against a movie from 1996.
Screw you "Mary Reilly!"
Haha.. Yup. It's not just the songs. Movies and to a certain extent, books as well. The redpill lens does take away your options for entertainment.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxdsk-cFX-k