@Evolver These are awesome! How did you make this?
Dark rock 100%
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Lyrics from chatgpt
Singing from suno ai
And basic video edits
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Damn, did ai make both the lyrics and music? Edit: oh, it did. Thatâs crazy. I like song 2 since it has an uplifting sound but the lyrics are badass. Song 3 sounds too âYoutube commercialâ to me. Song 1 is cool, but I prefer the upbeat sound/tempo of 2.
Edit: Actually I really like song 1 too, reminds me of early 2000s rock.
Yeah, I didnât have problems other than if I didnât take huge action, big anger recon.
Itâs a good blend for me because of the fame from Stark Black and then Khan drive added in. What I am going for is promotion/sporting/athletics industry/combat sports related exposure and marketing. So, yes it will work. ASBR is like an elusive blazing inferno that has to be bridled. Though ASBR isnât the focus right now. Will come back around after Iâm done doing Khan journeys. I go up and down the stages and revisit.
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Actually, I went for custom SB + Primal in the end, but thanks for your insight anyway.
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On washout from emperor daddy, just doing khan 1 and drr4 now from last loop of this reached sort of culmination of all the khan loops throughout months, where now in my inner state i feel assured and grounded in success as inevitable reality.
Foundation almost complete and the rest of the empire building feels like a phantom limb already existing on certain layer of reality only to be completed on material layer.
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Khan 1 & DDR 4 ? One day I want to run Khan 4 & DRG 4
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Dude, did you get rid of the song? It was so good! How do I find it again?
Bro, for no reason youtube deleted the channel so i am just posting the song link without the video.
Song 1-dark rock: Build an Empire (Khanâs Way) by @salsafans3571 | Suno
Song 2 - uplifting: Build an Empire (Khanâs Way) by @salsafans3571 | Suno
Song 3 - uplifting with beats: Build an Empire (Khanâs Way) by @salsafans3571 | Suno
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Just do it
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Just adidas it
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Iâm reading a book called Ghengis Khan and the Making of the Modern World.
Very entertaining. Two highlights.
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Professionally- Ghengis Khan STARTING at age 50, after conquering the Mongol Empire, created the largest Empire in history -between 11-12 Million square miles over 10x the Roman empire, and he did it in 25 years when the Romans took 400 years, he had an army of 100,000 people, which could fit in a modern day football stadium. While a brutal conqueror- his lands flourished and prospered and in many way created a better quality of living and cultural cross pollination that led to much of what we take for granted in the modern world, both in innovations, culture and even freedoms in modern governments
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Personally, he died surrounded by family and loved ones. Many conquerors, Alexander the Great, Napeleon, Julies Ceasar etc. die brutally,betrayed or in isolation
I donât know if people fathom how insane that accomplishment is but when I was reading it, it hit me âŚthat this is the essence of Khan.
Not conquering literally, but the essence of that level of accomplishment, the individual who can do it, in ambitious enough to try. Unstoppable, unconquerable, unfathomable, absolute pinnacle etc
I donât think others benefiting in a philanthropic way is the essence of Khan, but that was a byproduct of the freedom and easy exchange of value that comes with the groundwork that was built.
Khan worshipped the great blue sky all people were under. Subtle and I wonât explain it here, but in principle and practicality he was not above the law, the way other rulerss might be. The ultimate form of dominance is self dominance.
Any way lol food for thought.
I am not running Khan but I donât think itâs a coincendence I discover that he conquered the world after age 50 since running Emperor Daddy
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well he started far earlier than that : )
itâs not like âhe conquered it all when he was 50â
But cool read!
He started after 50?
What a coincidence. I was looking at getting that book the other day
Gives me hope and motivation for being a guy four years away from sixty
Also the Mongal Empire itself was scary af
Donât forget Kublai Khan
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no
Khan was born around 1162
He was married to his first wife around the age of 16 with which he had spent rest of his life with and regarded as his most loved. Around that time he has also launched one of his first attacks on a rival tribe because they kidnapped her during their wedding days.
By his early 20s he had established himself as a formidable warrior and leader.
By the age of 43 he had vanquished all rivals, including enemy tribes and even his former best friend. He established a nation similar in size to modern Mongolia and was also proclaimed Chinggis Khan.
At the age of 47 he had his first campaign outside of Mongolia - in china and went from there
When he was 57, he was taking over Turkmenistan,
Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Iran.
He died in 1227 at the age of 65.
He DID NOT âstartâ after his 50s. He was a warrior ever since he was a child. Killing his own brother when he was 14. A son of a dead tribal leader who had reclaimed his right for power by being capable. Uniting his nation in his 30s and 40s and moved beyond borders once he has put his nation under his order. He was very accomplished his whole life and it took time to get there. Time, trials, failings and mastery. He won but also lost wars. Was even enslaved for time or dissappeared after a lost battle for years without people knowing what had occurred to him to this day only for him to reappear later. Point is⌠it took time. A lifetime you could say and lifetimes of his sons and grandsons who had later doubled the area of the Mongol Empire after his death.
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Damn, that is a hardcore dude. I wouldnât want to be him tbh lol.
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This- started outside of Mongulia
Again, he started conquering outside of Mongolia when he was almost 50
@James
The point of my post was not that he started late in life. His whole life was a build-up of what he accomplished. It was at almost 50 that much of his Empire was built outside of Mongolia. And what he accomplished in that time, after 50, to his death was quite astounding.
edit: although I do think its inspiration to accomplish great things or start anything big later in life.
But itâs a really entertaining read. I definitely recommend it.
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I will read it, Genghis Khan is my favorite historical figure.
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Just crush my hopes and dreams. I guess because Iâm 56 I should just give up?
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Some links to a conversation in another thread regarding Khan
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