Neil Cicierega - Vengablood

"Have you ever spent time creating something and then realized it’s the worst thing a human being has ever done"

[tealfeline]

this is like having a nightmare and your alarm slowly intrudes into your dream and wakes you up

[vectorchan]

God bless whoever got such a clear picture of that Eddie Murphy head.

[Moshugaani]

_"Have you ever spent time creating something and then realized it’s the worst thing a human being has ever done"_

Those are my proudest moments!

[Ghast]

this is what it sounds like when a human body begins to function

[flossilovequest]

I used to play this at 2 am in discord calls with my friends and the effect it had the first time was tremendous. Nobody knew what was going on but were trying to play it off with jokes about first grade music classes. But as the instruments slowly began to sync, and the distant Bus drew nearer, their comments faded away, left with confusion, anticipation, and heavy dread. My one friend was high as a Kite and physically jumped when the horn honked, and my boyfriend at the time who hated Vengabus recognized it immediately and began wailing in agony. The pounding on the door and low mutterings did not help. After the song cut off, my friends expressed their agony, and I did not play the song again for about 7 months, just so it had enough time to fade from the forefront of their mind but forever haunt the depths. I miss those days.

[ensokoth]

this is objectively terrifying. this is like you're summoning a party demon.

[flakeybitsus]

This song evokes the vague feeling of being slowly poisoned

[ryannui]

Go into the corner and think about what you've done neil.

[ApocalypseMoose]

*"I'VE ABANDONED MY CHILD!!!!"*, he says as the old man dances off to his side in front of the Six Flags bus.

[thomasbyrd]

This is the best troll song I have heard in a while. it slowly goes from chaos to wait a minute this sounds famailiar to OH NO
ITs THIS SONG?

[generalzarff]

Pink Floyd’s Dark Side Of The Moon, in terms of an emotional experience, has _nothing_ on the feelings experienced when listening to this song for the first time. You start off curious at the first few drum beats, wondering what will happen next. Then, as the instruments grow more discordant, you start to feel concerned. This concern grows to fear and downright sensory overload.
Then, you hear a faint melody amongst the sea of percussion. The tune sounds familiar, but you can’t quite place a finger on it. The melody starts to sync up with the other instruments as it grows louder.

And then

The moment hits

You finally realize what this all has been leading up to

It causes a visceral reaction in your very core

All the chaos,

All the _terror_ this has inflicted upon you

has led up to....







*FUCKING VENGABUS*

[tekkiv]

This is like the reverse concept of Everywhere At The End of Time

[Malletdude]

This reminds me of those videos where they set a bunch of metronomes at different times on a swinging board and they all sync up eventually.

[HazmanFTW]

The worst thing about this is that it just ends. It's such a build up and then such a let down.

[Fargodeep]

Neil needs professional help. Like a record label maybe

[KekilandFnnBmbr]

Legends say there was a tune so vile it turned the heart of anyone who heard it into stone

[tool_biscuit]

Y'all know that 6flags challenge at Halloween where they offer money to spend like a day in a coffin? This is the perfect song to listen to while encompassed in the darkness (:

[basschat]

its funny because reading the comments wont help you understand the song up until you hear- it.

[SteveAkaDarktimes]

what an amazing buildup. what an enormous letdown. well, atleast he said he's sorry at the end.

[Light-fimj]

Fucking goosebumps. I didn't think Neil could surprise me any further. I underestimated his raw talent.