Blackpill Whatever (1999) is a must watch for every blackpiller

[LeFrenchCel]

I found it on Audible but only in UK. And the German audiobooks cost schekels

Brutal
I don't have any other solution for you tbh

 

[Friezacel]

Brutal
I don't have any other solution for you tbh

You need to threaten Michel Houellebecq for me to give me free, German audiobook for Whatever (in GTA 5)

 

[suicidecase]

Whatever

 

[Monke]

Can't watch it. Hurts. Too much resemblance.

 

[K1ng N0th1ng]

Do you have a download link for it.

 

[late20scel]

You should also read the book

 

[Friezacel]

Do you have a download link for it.

Its literally linked in the thread

 

[Friezacel]

You should also read the book

Also mogs me for still being able to read books. I could easily do it as kid/teen, but nowadays my attention span is so short and i get distracted so easily that i couldnt even read 3 pages before wanting to do something else

 

[K1ng N0th1ng]

Its literally linked in the thread

How do I download it mang.

 

[Friezacel]

How do I download it mang.

Use TubeMate or some downloader thats specialised on Vimeo

 

[Whiteferociousboy]

View: https://vimeo.com/260391237


I watched the movie the first time a bit more than half a year ago and i watched it again today. And its by far the most brutal, depressing and blackpilled movie i ever watched in my life. Everyone knows the famous club scene where the Hero basically told Raphael that it never began for him, but there are many other blackpilled and philosophical scenes. I almost cried because of how brutal and explicit the move is

watched it too. The hardcore scene is also when Raphael said "I look a bit like a frog, don't I?" full of sadness in his eyes even though he always tries to smile.

 

[Whiteferociousboy]

Also he was a complete mentalcel

he was a normal dude. have a good job, a nice guy but ugly and no one want contact with him

 

[Whiteferociousboy]

Plus the protagonist got a tall girl

whaaaattt? cant remember this

 

[Whiteferociousboy]

You should read Michel Houellebecq's books if you can too.

the movie is brutal...the book must be more brutal