SUMMARY:

I'd like to bring up a subject that has been discussed before - What kind of music is Red Pill?

I am going to offer a few songs/artists that I find to be TRP, and I would like other members of this community to chime in with positive recommendations for other music we can all listen to as RP men.

Here are a few songs/artists I find to follow some or many RP tenents:

Jack White - Freedom at 21. A song about how "freedom in the 21st century" is ruining women.

The Rolling Stones - Under my thumb About controlling a woman to the singer's favor.

Interpol - Obstacle 2, Lief Erikson, The Specialist "She says, it helps with the lights off..." "You make me lose my buttons... I don't like my clothes anymore." "I'm going to play with the braids that you came here with tonight." Interpol is sexually authoritative and dark band.

Vince Staples - Blue Suede A song that beings with "Bitches ain't shit but tricks, I've been on that" and includes the lines "Fuck her face toothless, easy so ruthless."

Waylon Jennings - Waymore's blues, acoustic He negs his hot wife throught he entire performance and looks her in the eye was singing about other women. His wife tries to change the power dynamic and call him out on something, and he just ignores it and moves on. Classic RP behavior (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ugm0JZhX3CI)

Misc:

A LOT of Johnny Cash Almost all Pre-war acoustic Blues. Watch an acoustic set from Lightnin' Hopkins and try to deny the Alpha presence he gives off (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwjfoITQndQ). Same for Muddy Waters or John Lee Hooker (just try "I'm bad like Jesse James") Nearly all good rap music has RP truths in it. Tupac and TI are good examples.

So, what do you think I am missing guys? Keep in mind this doesn't have to be a musician/band that expressly talks about TRP philosophy, but any music that encourages and displays natural masculinity, and balls.

What music do you guys listen to when trying to get your frame right? Led Zep? Kendrick Lamar?

My hope is that this thread will allow a lot of us to share music, artists, and bands that do not follow the BP/feminine imperative. This thread should benefit everyone, ideally.

LESSONS LEARNED: You throw some bands out and all of us in this community can learn.

(Also, This is my first post on this subreddit. I've read Roosh's books, Athol Kay's "Married Man Sex life primer" and, the great Rollo Tomassi's two books. Hopefully this post will gain some traction and help us all find some music that isn't "bitch-rock" about losing a gf or whatever. If I stepped on any toes with this post, my apologies. Long time reader, first time poster)