RADIO IS CONTROLLING YOUR MIND It gets you to like the music even if you don't

0:01 First off, I do apologise if I'm sort of sniffing a lot

Alright guys, first off, I do apologise if I'm sort of sniffing a lot. It's because I've got a runny nose. Anyway, this video is about people being brainwashed by music. Now, this is my thought on the matter and I would like you to also think about it. And the word think is the main word here. Think and also your mind. Your mind is a very, very, very powerful thing. You may think you're very strong, you've got muscles, but your mind is far superior. Your mind is something that is able to do whatever it wants to do. You can do anything with your mind if you choose to. You hear people saying, put your mind to it. You hear in school they're saying, come on, you know, open your mind, mind, mind. Well the mind is the most powerfulest part of your body. But also your mind is something that can be controlled.

1:42 I'm just taking in general, a certain radio station you like

People can control your mind. If they put enough information in front of you continually, then they can control your mind. And I think that little sentence there, if they put enough information in front of you continually is where I should take this particular video. Now, when we listen to music on the radio, we listen to certain songs. We listen to all kinds of music. But when we listen to say one certain song... I'm just taking in general, a certain radio station you like. You may find if it's a commercial radio station, it will play certain tracks over and over and over again. And the more you hear those tracks, the more they're sort of, they're in here and they jiggle about inside your brain and you listen to the melody and whatnot.

It gets to the stage where you start to enjoy that particular track or you hate it. But more often than not, you enjoy it. And when you start to enjoy it, you want to listen to it more. And when you want to listen to it more and you haven't got it, then you want to buy it. So you end up buying it. So where this particular video is going is quite simply like this. You have certain radio stations out there that are very commercial. And they will play songs incessantly, continually. They bombard you with these tracks. To the extent that you get so used to them, that they're there and you want to buy them. That's control. That is control. Now I'm not going to name the particular radio station, but there is a radio station in the UK.

And whether they do it now or not, I don't know. Because I sometimes turn it on to have it on in the background. But during the day, you think, my God, they're just playing the same bloody tracks over and over and over and over again. And it does get very annoying. But I remember listening, I think it was sort of a Monday or a Tuesday. And they'd say... Sorry, a Sunday. A particular Sunday. And they... Not a particular, but always Sunday. And they'd say, we predict chart entries for certain tracks A, B, C and D. And their interpretation of... Well, where they were going is they were saying, well, you know, we predict chart entries for these tracks for the following week. But what they would do is they would...

This is so important. This is the key. They would play those tracks all during that next week. The people would listen to those tracks and have them in their mind continually to the extent that they would end up buying those tracks, which is precisely what this particular, the first part of the video was on about. So, of course, by buying those tracks, it means that there's more of a chance of them getting high up in the charts, which would mean, of course, they would end up getting in the charts because lots of people buy them because they're played continually. So, what you need to think of and what I would like you to take away from this video is the charts out there. Are they charts of good quality music?

4:51 You see, it's almost like an irony there

Or are they charts of tracks that we are being manipulated to buy? Now, that's the key. If, let's say for example, radio stations and we could... This particular conversation could just go bang because there's more to it than meets the eye. But if particular radio stations like the one I'm thinking of were just during the day played a vast amount array of music, then would the charts be completely different? Probably would be. But then again, would a lot of people listen? They probably would because the general population who listen to certain radio stations during the day just like pop, chart music, that kind of stuff. But then again, the only reason they like that kind of style is because that's what they're listening to.

You see, it's almost like an irony there. If they were allowed to listen to all different styles, then they probably would like all different styles. Now, if I was to wrap this particular video up in one or two sentences, which for me is really difficult. Think of it like this. When you're given something continually, you get used to that thing you're given to. You're given, sorry, given to. If on the other hand, you're given different things all the time, then you'll be used to having different things all the time. Therefore, in a way your mind will always be open to anything and everything. So take that on board. My idea about the charts and the way people listen to music on the radio is very simple.

Most of the population of the world are being subjected to mind games. In other words, you know, there are companies out there who have got so much money they can make a hit even if it's crap. They can make a track be number one even if it's absolutely pants because they have the power and they have the money and the manipulation to bung it out there on the radio and make you listen to it again and again and again until eventually you go, oh I'm going to buy this because it's really good. It's probably not, it's probably crap. But you buy it because you're just listening to it all the time. So this is a little tiny way in which you are being controlled. And I'm a firm believer in The mind is very beautiful.

7:23 I am going to stop people controlling my mind

It's very powerful. And your mind is your mind. And you need to start to think about how people are controlling your mind and also then you need to look at those aspects of how people are controlling your mind and maybe think, I'm going to make this stop. I am going to stop people controlling my mind. Lastly, most radio stations No, no not most. But this one particular radio station I'm talking about, I won't mention. During the night time it does play more of an eclectic style of music. Great! You know why it does that during the night? Because not many people or I've lost my ball Not many people or not as many people will listen to it during the night but then during the day far more so they need to target more

So there's no point doing it the other way around because they wouldn't be targeting the vast amount of people They'd only be targeting a few. Think about it Music is a way of manipulating your mind No, that's the wrong terminology No They can manipulate your mind They can manipulate your mind So please take on board a lot of factors here Put comments down there and discuss Let's have a big discussion about this What is it like in your country? Are there radio stations that during the day will play 10 tracks at least 20 times They'll chuck in a few others but they will play those 10 tracks 20 times And people who go to work who have that radio on all day will be subjected to those 20 tracks continually and guess what's on their iPod?

Barry Madden No, just kidding Probably one or two of those 20 tracks and then a month later they'll be the other 20 tracks It'll be on their iPod because that's what they want you to listen to That's what they want you to buy Now is the time for us to go No, we've had enough of this We're not going to listen to that We're gonna listen to what we wanna listen to which is actually better quality tracks Right That's my rant but it's food for thought I think you need to start going back home school, well your home anyway and just thinking Hmm Is this guy a little bit crazy? Or is there a certain amount of logic behind that? And I do believe there is a lot of logic Practice and enjoy Thank you

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