₊˚⊹♡ 1NC3LC0R3 CHANGED MY LIFE?₊˚⊹♡˚

₊ Are you seriously going to get sappy over this... ₊
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‣‣2020

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World Ruined an Entire Generation of Women - Negative XP.
One lonely and isolated on extended March break, a fan-made lyric video appeared in my YouTube recommendation.
I watched it, didn't like it that much and moved on.

‣‣2023

Whoops, is this all I listen to?
Are these just angry misogynistic guys with guitars and synthezied drums?
I mean some of them are. Those are usually the weaker songs.

But there's something a little deeper here. It's blunt and crude. Young adults who've had too much screen time as a kid, therefore don't really fit in? It's sad and doomer but sounds chronically online and hyper. Like living as this age in modern society? Maybe.
Feels more honest than a lot of other music.

‣‣2024

August. I'm having a terrible time.
But a few doomscrolls later gets me to a music event.

Incelcore concert.

These people are here? In MY city? My grey, boring, lame city? Where people my age either assimilate to normiedom, romanticize a time they were barely alive in or act like they're from Toronto??
They like the shitty music I do?? No way.

My friends and family don't really get it. I mean I don't blame them, incel isn't a thing you want to be. Even incels don't want to be incels.

But I gotta go. Having people in your area and hosting an event about your niche taste is some star aligning type shit.

‣‣2025

And the stars did. If you're reading this, or even on my page, it's because of that show. I wouldn't be writing this. There was something really magical to that night that I hold onto.

Thank you guys for putting on such a good show. It changed something in me. It showed me that if I look hard enough, I can meet people who think like me and like the same things I like. That I don't have to assimilate into something I don't want to be. How much I love music and creating and being around people who like that exact same thing. That I have something I shouldn't let go or give up on.