Summary: The Weeknd is a Lothario Dark R&B singer from Toronto, Canada who blew up last year- Although, He has been makng music since around 2009. In late 2010, He got cosigned by drake, which started his induction into fame. Even before the fame, women loved his music. Why? Because of its mystery, his seductive voice, the sexy ambience, the combo of drugs-parties-casual sex he portrays in his music, and his redpill lyrics & views on women.

I'm a young guy still in high school, and I love to sing. I've been with around 10 chicks, more if we consider oral. One of my first places loved that I could sing and she told me that I sung like a guy she had been listening to a lot. She showed me his music, and that was when I had first heard of the weeknd. I instantly started delving into his music because I loved the message it portrayed about life and women, and the mystery behind it all. (P.S. Its also Grade-A fuckin music. Put the Weeknd on when of your plates is over, dim the lights a bit, touch her softly and watch her just get soaking wet from the vibe his music sets.)

The Weeknd is an R&B singer from Canada, who was very mysterious and not very well known to the public besides his music. He prefered to let the music speak for itself, instead of being in the public eye like many artists are. That is, until last year.

The Weeknd's music centers around stories about his plates/ONS, drugs, casual sex, his relationships and his newfound fame. He frequently talks about not commiting to one woman, how he and the women he talks to in his music can fuck but he advises them not to catch feelings for him because he wont return the commitment, doing drugs, and how his newfound fame brings in women by the dozens. All while having an emotive tone throughout his music, which is why his music is so ambient and puts you in a certain state of mind.

Being a frequent redpill & manosphere reader, his music really spoke to me. His songs are riddled with Redpill truths. His music is frequently referred to as misogynistic as well and yet women love him and worship him and his music, even when he was underground and not as famous.

It would do you well to cultivate the noncommital attitude towards women that the weeknd has, as well as his mystery. The Weeknd gets women so wet because: He wont commit, He has a lot of casual sex, he has high social status now, he supplies/does tons of drugs, parties a lot, and he makes the girls feel things. Whether its a good emotion or a bad emotion, a girl rather feel those than nothing at all.

Heres a couple lyrics from his songs to give you a good idea what his songs are like:

  1. Often

"I come around, she leave that nigga like he ain't matter" "If I had her, you can have her, man it don't matter'' ''Shes infatuated by the fame status, she wanna ride inside the G-class grey matic"

  1. The Birds Part 1&2

"Hope you see It won't mean a thing to me I've been doing this too long Baby girl, I've felt it all So watch out If you try to play your luck Ain't nobody gonna care enough To catch you when you fall So don't you fall in love Don't make me make you fall in love Don't make me make you fall in love with a nigga like me Nobody needs to fall in love Girl, I'm just another bird"

  1. Montreal

"Baby I'm a pro at letting go, I love it when they come and go"

  1. Loft Music

"They tell us that they love us Even though they want the next man And the next man's bitch want a third man"

  1. Enemy

"I'll never fall for a girl like you I'll never understand what you're going through But your body wild, and your head game too You lookin' at my nigga, you can have him too"

  1. The Party & The Afterparty

"They don't want my love, They just want my potential"

  1. Or Nah

"I'm not the type to call you back tommorow, but the way you wrappin round me is a problem Aint nobody tryna save ya, baby get that paper"

If you are interested in his music, he has three albums out so far.

Lesson:

The Weeknd makes a lot of songs with very alluring and redpill themes to them.

Cultivate mystery and a non-commital attitude towards women.