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jadedskies:

cutecolombiandruglord:

In 1979, the height of the punk rock era, behavioral scientists at the University of Maryland conducted a six week study on how certain music triggers parts of the brain associated with psychosis and violence. Instead of searching for a connection between violent lyrics and real life violence like many others who feared for the budding generation, they focused more on subconscious factors such as tones and frequencies. After hours of tireless work, their efforts payed off. Scientifically speaking, they had created the most rage-inducing song known to mankind. The professors decided to test it on their unruly students, many of them part of the punk craze. They played the music quietly through the air vents in the students’ living quarters while they slept. The symptoms were different for everyone but all similar to common illnesses such as migraine headaches and irritability, but a storm was brewing. The sick students were confined to one large room to keep it from spreading. The professors moved the tapes to the air vents towards that room. Considering how far away the room was, they increased the volume. Blurred vision turned to terrifying hallucinations and irritability turned to gruesome violence. Tensions rose until all of the sudden, everybody snapped simultaneously. The dorm tenants heard screaming and rushed upstairs to find students clawing each other’s eyes in hopes of stopping these hallucinations. Whether it was by suicide or murder, not one person in that room made it out alive. The following is the track that caused it all. Listen at your own risk.

I’m scared, someone listen to it for me ;_;

I AM SO ANGRY FUACKK

>:C

(Source: urethralfisting, via itsvondell)