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It's very easy to get a dopamine boost if you know what is good music

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It's a little harder if you're trying to avoid black babbles and travis scott ultra slowed tiktok versions, but still it's really easy to feed into that reward mechanism.

actually dangerous how quick some people change emotions when listening to pop, makes you wonder what can be done if they actually put someone in a padded room and gave him nothing but chemically emulsifier puffed doritos and left to the algorithm's devices

You could kill a Nietzsche very young that way
 
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ooh what songs give u that dopamine boost
 
ooh what songs give u that dopamine boost
Lewis Capaldi for one, some of his songs read like a nihilistic masterpiece to cater to the internal dread of the listener. And the smiths.
 
Lewis Capaldi for one, some of his songs read like a nihilistic masterpiece to cater to the internal dread of the listener. And the smiths.
ooh theyre not what i listen to on a daily but i still love them, my moms super into the smiths so i hear them a lot
 

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