Ride or Die - Revision history

Hurtful Truth Level: /* Background */

2024-08-02T19:10:39Z

Background

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	==Background==		==Background==
			During [[August 2020]], in the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris of [[1218]] explained that where Chris of [[1214]] comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson did not die in [[2009]] but lived a few years longer, releasing two more albums before dying of a drug overdose (much like in real life).<ref>[[Ben Saint DMs#Timeline Dispute]]</ref><ref>[[Discord Q&A 3#Dimension 1214 vs 1218]]</ref> Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).
	In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris of [[1218]] explained that where Chris of [[1214]] comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson did not die in [[2009]] but lived a few years longer, releasing two more albums before dying of a drug overdose (much like in real life).<ref>[[Ben Saint DMs#Timeline Dispute]]</ref><ref>[[Discord Q&A 3#Dimension 1214 vs 1218]]</ref> Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).

	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==

Hurtful Truth Level at 19:09, 2 August 2024

2024-08-02T19:09:36Z

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	==Background==		==Background==

	In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris-1218 explained that where Chris-1214 comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson did not die in [[2009]] but lived a few years longer, releasing two more albums before dying of a drug overdose ~~prior to a medical operation~~ (much like in real life). Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).		In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris of [[1218]] explained that where Chris of [[1214]] comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson did not die in [[2009]] but lived a few years longer, releasing two more albums before dying of a drug overdose (much like in real life).<ref>[[Ben Saint DMs#Timeline Dispute]]</ref><ref>[[Discord Q&A 3#Dimension 1214 vs 1218]]</ref> Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).

	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==

	"Sonichu" provided a sample of the lyrics to "Ride or Die" with [[Discord Q&A 8~~\|his eighth Discord interview~~]] as a means of proof that Chris-1214's account was authentic. Included is a verse and part of the chorus:		"Sonichu" provided a sample of the lyrics to "Ride or Die" with his eighth Discord interview<ref>[[Discord Q&A 8]]</ref> as a means of proof that Chris-1214's account was authentic. Included is a verse and part of the chorus:

	{{quote\|I'm gettin' older, [[List of Chris's lies\|I don't lie]].		{{quote\|I'm gettin' older, [[List of Chris's lies\|I don't lie]].
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	The expression "ride or die" was originally used by motorcyclists who thought that life wasn't worth living if they couldn't ride their bikes, but it's become much more common in recent years to refer to a lover or friend who is loyal to the point of death. Neither definition makes much sense in the context of the song; it may be meant to suggest that 1214 MJ fears he will die if he slows down and stops making music.		The expression "ride or die" was originally used by motorcyclists who thought that life wasn't worth living if they couldn't ride their bikes, but it's become much more common in recent years to refer to a lover or friend who is loyal to the point of death. Neither definition makes much sense in the context of the song; it may be meant to suggest that 1214 MJ fears he will die if he slows down and stops making music.
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Supercool72: explaining chris still writing like a 3rd grader while in his 30s

2024-05-28T22:41:37Z

explaining chris still writing like a 3rd grader while in his 30s

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	==Analysis==		==Analysis==

	Aside from the song's title, the lyrics lack Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]] (although the use of semicolons in pop song lyrics is unusual to say the least). However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places. It also doesn't have the structure of either a standard verse or a chorus.		Aside from the song's title, the lyrics lack Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]] (although the use of semicolons in pop song lyrics is unusual to say the least). However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places. It also doesn't have the structure of either a standard verse or a chorus. Essentially, it reads like something out of [[Chris's education#Greene County Primary School\|Greene County]], [[Song of Christian\|that stupid place]].

	The expression "ride or die" was originally used by motorcyclists who thought that life wasn't worth living if they couldn't ride their bikes, but it's become much more common in recent years to refer to a lover or friend who is loyal to the point of death. Neither definition makes much sense in the context of the song; it may be meant to suggest that 1214 MJ fears he will die if he slows down and stops making music.		The expression "ride or die" was originally used by motorcyclists who thought that life wasn't worth living if they couldn't ride their bikes, but it's become much more common in recent years to refer to a lover or friend who is loyal to the point of death. Neither definition makes much sense in the context of the song; it may be meant to suggest that 1214 MJ fears he will die if he slows down and stops making music.

Ivandevon at 02:40, 16 November 2020

2020-11-16T02:40:19Z

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	==Background==		==Background==

	In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris-1218 explained that where Chris-1214 comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson lived ~~long enough to make~~ two more albums before dying of a drug overdose prior to a medical operation~~, similarly to how he died~~ in real life. Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).		In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris-1218 explained that where Chris-1214 comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson did not die in [[2009]] but lived a few years longer, releasing two more albums before dying of a drug overdose prior to a medical operation (much like in real life). Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).

	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
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	I do not feel the age. I've got [[Honor roll\|my wisdom]], [[Chris and religion\|my faith]]; I'm a sage.		I do not feel the age. I've got [[Honor roll\|my wisdom]], [[Chris and religion\|my faith]]; I'm a sage.

	Life is a stage, we play our parts, but in my life I stay young at heart.		Life is a stage, we play our parts, but in my life I stay [[pedofork\|young at heart]].

	I've been up, down and around. I'm not from this part of town.		I've been up, down and around. I'm not from this part of town.
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	Gotta stay young, because it's all [[28 October 2011\|Ride or Die]].}}		Gotta stay young, because it's all [[28 October 2011\|Ride or Die]].}}

	Aside from the song's title, the lyrics ~~don't have~~ Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]]. However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places. It also doesn't have the structure of either a standard verse or a chorus.		==Analysis==

			Aside from the song's title, the lyrics lack Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]] (although the use of semicolons in pop song lyrics is unusual to say the least). However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places. It also doesn't have the structure of either a standard verse or a chorus.

			The expression "ride or die" was originally used by motorcyclists who thought that life wasn't worth living if they couldn't ride their bikes, but it's become much more common in recent years to refer to a lover or friend who is loyal to the point of death. Neither definition makes much sense in the context of the song; it may be meant to suggest that 1214 MJ fears he will die if he slows down and stops making music.
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KingClark: /* Background */

2020-11-08T03:57:27Z

Background

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	==Background==		==Background==

	In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris-1218 explained that where Chris-1214 comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson lived long enough to make two more albums before dying of an overdose ~~before being operated on~~, similarly to how he died in real life. Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).		In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris-1218 explained that where Chris-1214 comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson lived long enough to make two more albums before dying of a drug overdose prior to a medical operation, similarly to how he died in real life. Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).

	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==

KingClark at 03:55, 8 November 2020

2020-11-08T03:55:24Z

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	==Background==		==Background==

	In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], ~~"Sonichu"~~ explained that where Chris-1214 comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson lived long enough to make two more albums before dying of an overdose before being operated on, similarly to how he died in real life. Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).		In the midst of his delusions about [[Spirit possession\|being possessed by Sonichu, and also a version of himself from another dimension]], Chris-1218 explained that where Chris-1214 comes from, the world is mostly the same, but there are some differences between that world and ours. He went on to claim that the biggest difference is that Michael Jackson lived long enough to make two more albums before dying of an overdose before being operated on, similarly to how he died in real life. Jackson's mental state while writing his last two albums was one that reflected [[Chris and death\|acknowledgment that he was getting old and at risk of dying]], and [[Chris and nostalgia\|a desire to remain young at heart in the face of old age]]. One wonders if Chris was subconsciously drawing from his own insecurities when he came up with the poem, particularly when Jackson himself was a known manchild (albeit one that was incredibly productive and genuinely talented across multiple fields, unlike Chris).

	==Lyrics==		==Lyrics==
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	Gotta stay young, because it's all [[28 October 2011\|Ride or Die]].}}		Gotta stay young, because it's all [[28 October 2011\|Ride or Die]].}}

	Aside from the song's title, the lyrics don't have Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]]. However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places.		Aside from the song's title, the lyrics don't have Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]]. However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places. It also doesn't have the structure of either a standard verse or a chorus.
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Hurtful Truth Level at 17:38, 1 November 2020

2020-11-01T17:38:07Z

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	Aside from the song's title, the lyrics don't have Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]]. However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places.		Aside from the song's title, the lyrics don't have Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]]. However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places.
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KingClark at 05:22, 8 October 2020

2020-10-08T05:22:24Z

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	[[File:RideOrDieLyrics.png\|thumb\|Hee-hee!]]		[[File:RideOrDieLyrics.png\|thumb\|Hee-hee!]]

	~~{{stub}}~~

	'''"Ride or Die"''' is a fictional {{w\|Michael Jackson}} song written by [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]] in response to a Discord request for a sample of a "[[Dimensions#1214\|1214]] Michael Jackson song".		'''"Ride or Die"''' is a fictional {{w\|Michael Jackson}} song written by [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]] in response to a Discord request for a sample of a "[[Dimensions#1214\|1214]] Michael Jackson song".

KingClark at 05:21, 8 October 2020

2020-10-08T05:21:03Z

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	'''"Ride or Die"''' is a fictional ~~[[wikipedia:Michael Jackson~~\|Michael Jackson]] song written by [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]] in response to a Discord request for a "[[Dimensions#1214\|1214]] Michael Jackson song".		'''"Ride or Die"''' is a fictional {{w\|Michael Jackson}} song written by [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]] in response to a Discord request for a sample of a "[[Dimensions#1214\|1214]] Michael Jackson song".

	==Background==		==Background==

KingClark: /* Lyrics */

2020-10-08T05:19:25Z

Lyrics

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	Gotta stay young, because it's all [[28 October 2011\|Ride or Die]].}}		Gotta stay young, because it's all [[28 October 2011\|Ride or Die]].}}

	Aside from the song's title, the lyrics don't have Chris's signature random capitalization that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his ~~writings~~]]. However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places.		Aside from the song's title, the lyrics don't have Chris's [[Chris and English\|signature random capitalization]] that's typically associated with [[Chris and writing\|his writing style]]. However, the lyrics are inconsistent between using contractions and listing out more formal words, and the poem seems to lack Jackson's type of lyrical structure in places.

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