Wake-up call.MP4
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- čas přidán 16. 09. 2012
- The tyrants' call to their servants to wake up. To us, this may sound like the ice cream man approaching. But to ordinary North Koreans, this serves as a daily reminder of who their masters are. Realize that, and it sounds a lot more horrible. What you hear is the bell tower of Pyongyang central station as it sounds every morning at 6 am (except Sunday). We recorded it from the balcony of our hotel room (Koryo hotel)
Kim got tired of waiting for Half-Life 3 so he made it himself.
Bruh that's what i'm saying, this feels like entering a new area in Half Life 2 where there's always some grand sounding music playing at the start
I always thought Pyongyang reminded me of city 17
Ye lol
Lmfao
@@vaun5020 except city 17 is less depressing
Imagine waking up to this... Every. Single. Day. You’ve been told this is the best country.. and that is why you cannot leave. You wake up in this dystopia.. listening to this. You look over at your living room wall with your countries 2 former leaders framed upon it, wondering.......
“Is this all there is?”
Description says except on Sundays.
The Samurai, maybe DPRK recognises Sunday as a day of rest.
The Samurai it is said that when Kim jong il and il sung are fighting the evils that America had placed on NK country and basically protecting the country hence why anything bad hasn’t happen yet they starve and poor
My understanding is that todays north koreans are quite well aware that other countries are better off
Imagine having the view from the video staying in a hotel as a tourist, watching the city. Must feel a little strange seeing a dystopia in person, thinking the horrible stuff that happens. Makes you feel like you're in a different world and want to return to the good Ol' Murica where even do you have to work and pay taxes, you still feel greatful for the freedom and opportunities you have.
So that's where 90% of Pyongyang's electricity goes...
😂😂
LOOOOL
Always found funny the power plant in their coat of arms.
You guys are laughing, but it's not entirely wrong. I wouldn't doubt a double digit percentage is used for this.
No, that's where 90% of Your Depression go
This song is creepy, it made me feel very scared for some reason. I can imagine (well I can't) how it is to live in this alien country.
Arturest I feel the same.. so scared. My heart is beating so fast just from listening.
This song is called: Where are you dear General?
@@theranredguardist1949 They shuld rename it to:
Where are dear people.
It's North Korea it's supposed to be scary.
Well I can imagine
I will not wonder if I saw somebody will jump from the building.
All the buildings are empty m8
@@sassm8142 no, why the buildings have to be empty? Most of the North Korean people are hidden in their skyscrapers. They're scared of the leader, propaganda and the regime. There's no escape for them.
Well, there is one.
DiamonD OFFICIAL hiding in them crap ass highrise
Even if they commit suicide their families are going to get punished. There’s no escape...
It's strangely fitting for a place like this. Makes it feel other-worldly, an alternate universe, or another race of creatures.
Yeah, i was looking for the perfect expression for that and you have written. Other worldly. It is like North Korea is located on the Moon.
whit3guy Yes indeed. It is isolated from everyone else
TheWilliamMaster Ya was thinking of the same. Feels like an eerie dream.
Like an episode from the original Star Trek or something. This is just unreal
Yeah that doesn’t sound racist at all
If I set this as my alarm every morning I would IMMEDIATELY get out of bed and turn it off, and I would be thankful that I don't live in NK
I have this an alarm!
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@@ghostlylover99123 that's depressing
@@edward7434 what isn't literally
@@ghostlylover99123 Hot damn.
It sounds very depressing as if you are on your way to the funeral.
+Mr.Logic23 It IS a funeral march. :)
Its horror music
Sounds what I hear like a buddhism/taoism 大悲咒 or Stuff at my Grandfather in law's funeral.
@The Clown_Gamer look who is talking lol
Would be a sick sample tho aint gonna lie
Sounds like something out of an end of the world zombie apocalypse movie!
It’s not scary what’s scarier is american music
@@globovisionuttpthdtc3317 Good to see you are well.
@@globovisionuttpthdtc3317 weak try north korean spy
@@globovisionuttpthdtc3317 bruh woke up and chose to defend North Korea
Sounds like a song that would play in the post apocalyptic world.
Dreamy-Chan & RainStorms90 because NK is the most close to a post dystopian world rn
The fact that the song echoes around the whole town scares me beyond relief, I was scared of sleeping this song haunts me so much.
I like this song, gonna use it in the morning as alarm
At 6 exactly to work for the great leader ;)
Tom Wright no at 7, than I thank our great leader for this beautiful allarm. And then I will go to work
Start tomorrow
Sorry thought it was six fsr
this stuff is really dystopian, even darker than soviet union. literally hopeless country
DezhuRasZe i You are talking about Stalin times, and they weren’t as bad as it is in North Korea in my opinion. After Stalin, USSR was only improving on democracy. As for communism, it isn’t the best system, but certainly not cancer. Capitalism mixed with socialist programs simply works the best as of now.
DezhuRasZe i How old are you? Lenin was not a good guy, but he didn’t kill his people en masse. He was more democratic than theTsar anyways. Putin, while a dictator, did not kill millions of people either. And he is ruling capitalist Russia, not the USSR. Stories of China and North Korea are irrelevant, there were never part of the Soviet Union and those countries were always too extreme with their ideology.
DezhuRasZe i Communsim isn’t the best ideology, but it’s not horrible like fascism. Capitalism can be undemocratic too, it isn’t the matter of ideology. Russia does not spend all of its money on military, we only spend 4% of our budget on it.
DezhuRasZe i Why is USA spending much more than that? See the issue?
At least you were able to leave Soviet Union if you want... not the same in North Korea
This tune is not from the bell tower. It is coming from the PA system at Pyongyang's train station. It's also played in the evening.
OMG it is played twice each day?
@@richardbalboa7161 Yes. It's duty music.
@@richardbalboa7161 At 11pm.
6AM To 9AM
11PM To 12AM
@@joshualogan6655 what does it do?
I wonder if the frequency of the music has any psychological affect on the people? It's meant to be foreboding. Where I live they play the national anthem at midnight, every night.
Really good question. Could imagine that being the case
Actually one man who lives there said that music "controls minds". He said that music reminds them that they live in North Korea. Every dream, about beaing happy, stops when they play this music. Also, where do you live?
Every night? Would you mind telling me where you live?
What country are you in?
the national anthem reminded me of how old tvs in the us would play the anthem after 3(?)am and the flag would project
What kind of scary ass ice cream trucks came to your neighborhood?
underrated af
Damn, I want an open world horror game where the whole city has this atmosphere now. This is just so horribly creepy.
One ticket to North Korea and you can play it in VR lol
@@mrviking2mcall212 for premium edition, you become one of DPRK citizen
give a try to half-life 2, ins't open world, pretty linear story but have dat atmosphere
@@mrviking2mcall212and don't forget about some possible issues💀
SAME, the vibe of this city + fact that this song has to play every morning and evening to remind people of their "leaders" just feels so depressing and dystopian tbh
"Welcome. Welcome, to City 17
You have chosen, or been chosen
To relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centers"
This song is called: Where are you dear General?
Its horror music
Hmm... our city looks depressing af? Alright let's remind the people every morning at the same time that they live in the shittiest country on the planet by playing depressing music everyday. That will make them love this place!
He's perpetrating war crimes in some nearby country
"in hell"
How do you know that?
I would turn mad hearing this every morning every single day of my entire life
Same here
I would definitely go insane, this is a mental torture music
Survival of the fittest
@@tmpqtyutmpqty4733 Survival of the idiots who cling to life irrationally.
Th8s is only on mondays. On Tuesdays they play George micheals " the jitterbug ! The jitterbug! Wake me UP ..Before you Go girl"
oh my god..this isn’t normal, this is scary
Yeah no shit
it’s not scary
well if bell noises scare you that much dont listen to videos of them? i guess?
anonymous ok
Then what is normal? Dancing like an idiot to idiotic songs that have no meaning besides "bitches, hoes, booties, parties" is normal?
Sounds like the background music of a city filled with zombies
Might as well be
What’s scary for me is that I am a Korean(South) and this atmosphere reminds me of my childhood. These buildings look just like the buildings I grew up back in 90s. And that time we had songs like this from radio that my grandparents generation used to listen. I grew up in middle size city and I can really relate to this atmosphere 😅For me, it’s like exact feeling of 80-90s of South Korea. What people wearing, cars and bus…it feels very weird to watch these videos. It’s sad and scary but also kind of nostalgic.
공산국가들에는 설명할 수 없는 노스탤지어가 있습니다
@@user-tj7su4it8l 맞습니다. 마찬가지로 러시아와 폴란드에 같이 화려하지 않지만 계획되고 정돈된 도시등에서 노스탤지어가 느껴집니다.
🍟🍺
That is the direct effect of South Korea moving away from the dictatorial regime. It's actually astonishing they were able to separate and keep the countries separate. Hopefully 9ne day the North will experience what you have, nostalgia of the past rather than daily life.
I feel nostalgic too. It reminds of my childhood in China around 2000s
"Rise and shine, Mr. Freeman. Rise and shine."
This is better than Despacito.
Jajajajaj😂😂😂😂😂😂
IT,S FUCKING NOT
Lol
Its horror music
Despacito is better than this evil music
just waiting for the „murda on a beat so it’s not nice“
If it ain’t XO then it gotta go XOTWOD🖤
For this life i cannot chaaaaaange
"If young metro don't trust you I gon shoot you"
@@timursergaliyev1153 hidden hills
Jungle beats, holla at meeeeeeee....
The song is way more beautiful when you listen to how it actually sounds, but this version, coming from the probably decades old speakers, sounds like a cry of despair.
do you have a source?
@@zakzwijn8410 I think it's called "Where are you dear general". Should pop up if you search it.
@@zakzwijn8410 look it up, it's called "where are you, dear general?"
Sounds shit either way
This was the most eye-opening trip that we have ever taken. But it all depends on your expectations. Do not expect good meals or nightlife. Do try to interact with people, first 7 foremost your guides. It will be woth it. 4 or 5 days should do on a first visit. Go. And have a good time
I take that back. I would advise against going there now..
Why? What happened?
@@WeAreAnonymous3 I thought that Kim Jong Un would initiate reforms. Instead, things are worse now
Anton Brasschaat worse how?
Just don't go anywhere you haven't been authorized to, or take any photos you weren't told you could, or (by far the worst) steal something like a patriotic banner. For the latter, you will be arrested, jailed, and abused till you're returned to your home country in a coma, shortly before you die. Vacation of a lifetime!
Am I alone to think this is really beautiful music? Had to watch it multiple times.
Sounds like vaporwave honestly lol
listen to the original, it's called "where are you, dear general?" and sounds less satanic than this version
that would grind you down and break your spirit for sure. the first thing you hear every morning is the saddest song in the world, reminding you that you are here.
that is creepy and depression
Do this in New York then it will be wild
Sounds more like back to sleep call.
I play it now on my wake up alarm clock.
It really works,because I will wake me up out a nightmare.
more like put you into one
I lived in Dubai, next to a massive mosque. They would sing/call for prayer five times a day.. at a certain point you just get used to the daily noise.. you don't hear it anymore. I'm sure it's the same for the people of N.Korea
I definitely think so, because in a 360° video about the same song, people just do their business while this plays.
The Islamic call to prayer sounds beautiful and is meaningful which is not comparable in any way to this torture
@@KoichiFirst8092 what did you expect the people to do while tis plays?
Liam Neeson had the same experience with the islamic call of prayers, at first it annoyed him, then he got used to it and ended up finding it beautiful and ended up missing it, I wonder if that's how North Koreans feel
But it's at least has good meaning and practice of religion.
People says it's scary but I dont know, it feels pretty nostalgic for me
Same here, but that is because of the echoing, wobbly quality of noise. It has the echo and distortion of a damage cassete-tape.
But it also sounds very depressing and sad.
@@Widdekuu91same here im almost sure they just recorded the casette into a cd or sometbing like thats whu they still looking like 90s
its because it reminds of sovietwave
north korea is about to drop the most fire mixtape of 2018
5yrs later, it's still number 1 on the North Korean hit parade!
Still, at least they don't have to endure endless god-damn Ed Sheeran on their radios!!
Good morning Oceania.
Sure does have that 1984 feel to it doesn't it
@@ghostlylover99123 you just replied to a 7 year old comment
@@fire-3456 and to be fair this is the internet, the land of people not really worried about that
@@fire-3456 thats the whole point. TRANSCEND TIME.
Play "Oceania Tis of Thee" from the 1984 movie.
Actually North Korea would be part of Eastasia, alternately Oceania's enemy and ally.
thank you so much i have been looking for this melody for a while now.
I read in a comment on another CZcams clip that the melody is called: "Where Are You, Dear General?"
Perfect music for brainwashing
Nah, Perfect Music for Daily Depression
“Perfect music for brainwashing” Says the one typing while eating sugar riddled soy yogurt and drinking fluoride tap water.
@@lovethyneighbor6886 it's 3 years ago he is probably dead
@@lovethyneighbor6886 bruh go back to the jungle, kim wing lee chun xanax xoo min
I wonder if Kim also wakes up to this every morning, 6 am
No he doesn't
Well he does live in Pyongyang and it's played across the entire city so I assume yes
@@brandonhansen2882
I doubt
Why do I get the feeling of City17 when I see this video / hear this song?
Anti-citizen reported in this community.
I don’t see the difference :p
Because you are in city 17
"Attention, residents: miscount detected in your block. Cooperation with your local Civil Protection will result in full ration reward."
"Attention all Ground Protection Teams: Autonomous judgment is now in effect. Sentencing is now discretionary. Code: amputate, zero, confirm. "
I can't imagine waking up to this song in the morning. I feel bad for the people living there.
Galway Girl by Ed Sheeran would be a thousand times worse!!
"Welcome to city 17, it's safer here
*Honestly, this would make me go to sleep.*
It reminds me a phrase from Orwell: "If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever"
This sounds like the type of music that would be played in a dystopian movie to give a spooky feeling but they're live in it everyday
it feels like some kind of post apocalypse sitution. everyone died and turned into a zombie, and this music still plays because nobody is still alive to turn it off... almost like a tribute to the dead, with nobody alive to remember said dead.
the best sample state of 1984 in reality.
THE TIMEMACHINE why?
@@essa616
n korea is a totalitarian society
this could actually make a great alarm sound for myself, every time it went off I'd get creeped out to death by it and become awake immediately
working on it currently ;)
How to make or use custom alarms sounds in IOS devices!, btw?
🥴
Found my new wake up alarm song. Now I can feel like I'm waking up in a 1980s John Carpenter movie every day.
This is the song of Hell
This song is to brainwash people, I feel so scared when I hear this song
This is also happening in other countries as well. For example, in Thailand they play music every morning 8am and in 6pm through very loud speakers.
But those don't make you bow down to your spine throughout all your breaths from your birth to end.
Comparing a country like Thailand to a LITERAL gulag like NK. What an ignoramus, pathological dolt!
💩
@@asdfxyz27but they do make you worship a stupid king who steals taxpayer dollars and owns giant mansions in Germany. They even arrest you if you make fun of him.
????
I've lived in the bangkok center for half a year now and I've never heard that. Maybe you just live near a mosque or somrthing? They do prayer calls and its one of the reasons islamophobia exists
its fucking eerie....
i like synthesizers. sounds better than church bells imo
The song is
Where are you my dear general?
A song for Kim jong il ho is dead
Actually, the song was allegedly written by Kim Jong-Il in honor of his father, Kim Il-Sung.
Thankyou! I have long wanted to know 100% if this sound comes from the railway station, and also have had conflicting information about the time it plays. This video clears up both questions for me. I have been to Pyongyang 4 times but never stayed at the Koryo Hotel. Over at the Yanggakdo Hotel you can hear this "trace sound" way off in the distance, this video confirms the source! If anyone knows the name of the tune please post it here in the comments.
Thanks!
Zalaegerszeg ザラエゲルセ
:)
Its “where are you dear general”
Darude Sandstorm
👌🏻
This just makes me feel so lifeless and oppressed, but it has some beauty to it at the same time, truly otherworldly
There is absolutely no beauty about this at all, it's sad and depressing , these poor people living there are real human beings it's not a movie and it's not chic, it's wrong.
Would be perfect in equilibrium
I can’t get this out of my head...
Pyongyang is just basically the real-life City 17.
honestly im scared... but not because of its creep atmosphere or the song, its because how isolated it is. imagine being born in this country, you dont know that there is an outside world that is WAY BETTER than all of this! and ppl dont know about it. and if you know and want to go it will take alot of time, and you need to put ur life on the table. its like you are underwater and you are trying to go out you are running out of breath and you are drowning. its like the isolation. the controll. the power. i hope that one day these ppl will see the real sunlight of freedom.
This is beyond any of my darkest dystopian dreams.
I ain't gunna be able to live properly in a place with that kinda wake-up call
Hook em up with some Metallica
lmao "Master Of Puppets" is a pretty suitable song for Kim
Jules Winnfield yea...or sad but true
they would die on the spot
Play burzum instead
Such a sad existence. You only get one life to live and it happens to be in this hell... two humans controlling the life of 25 million people. I hope to see North Koreans free as in my lifetime, they deserve it.
Now all that's missing are the sounds of crows and fog. It would be the perfect backdrop for "Silent Hill"
Why do I find this soothing?
The music sounds relaxing for me. More cities need this, especially mine. It would definitely boost productivity amongst the workers
I was about to comment "who in the right mind would think that this song is relaxing and that more cities would need it" but then I read it again and realized.. 💀🙏
@@folddyy one who has a different, unpopular political opinion to you
@@Ashtrixal ah, you are pro authoritarian? some guys need a daddy
@@jlc5639 Mmh. Not sure if that was sarcasm tho
in saudi there's a quran prayer that plays throughout the entire city every morning
Morning is bad enough for a worker, imagine having to deal with that crap daily😱
The song is "Where are you, Dear General?" if anyone wants to know.
Thank you for sharing this
if their "leader" says this is the best then i dont know what he says about other countries and how it can be worse, im scared for those people.
I love this place
Sounds like a crying angel, walking through a broken city, in the night. What a long wakeupcall as well.
I would have my earbuds listening to a soothing rain storm or something. That is some creepy music. And the city is super quiet very eerie
This is what George Orwell describes in 1984 😳
If that sounds to anyone like the ice cream man approaching may I suggest a move.
Thank you Kim, very cool!
new york will experience the meaning of quiet
I kind of like the song for some reason. It's eerie and has a very dystopian feel to it.
Totally creepy. This is like something out of a dystopian horror film!
The fact that this is the only video on this channel
Thank you for the Great video part 4
Btw, when you hear this in Pyongyang you aren't actually forced to get up and go to work or else face execution. This is just a city-wide alarm telling people ''hey it's morning everybody''.
I actually like the idea of a city-wide alarm. But it should be played using outdoor stereos not loudspeakers. That's why it sounds so creepy. The actual song is very nice.
This song's rendition is something out of a horror movie
They should really change the song
@@serbanandreimarin5988 4 u
@@LOL60345 And for the majority of the people commenting in here
No screw that! What about shift workers trying to get their 8 hours sleep and then having to be woken up to a city wide alarm
Needs a remix
I wish I could live there as a tourist I love places like this
You are really weird 😕
Kl, go to any ex soviet countries
You can find places like this everywhere.
I understand what you mean, but that is kindof like visiting a house with two abusive parents.
And you sit at the dinnertable and they treat you nicely.
And the fellow children sit at the table and only get a few grains of rice and some dry crackers.
You ask about one of their black eyes. The parents ask you to ignore it. A kid shows you a scar on their head and a missing tooth.
And you reply; Wow, you guys really have that grungy 'oppressed' vibe here... makes me feel like I am in a horrorhouse, really raises my adrenaline. I like that, can I live here? It will be exciting!'
I can assure you that being oppressed is not fun and it is not 'cool' or 'hip' even though it feels like that in movies, or from an outsiderperspective.
Just like in movies, PTSD is a 'cool' feature for people, to have melodramatic flashbacks and moments on the rooftops where they sigh and overthink their traumas.
In reality, PTSD means that you have people grabbing you by the arm and saying; 'Seriously, stop crying. You are ruining the birthdayparty. I know you don't like the smell of smoke from the candles/popping balloons/screaming children/loud music/drunk people, but hey, it is a party, if you don't like it, you can leave."
It means you look into the eyes of the ones you love and your brain comes up with a terrible way that they will die, or torture and pain. You will see kids playing and your mind will whisper; 'What is the worst that could happen?' and that image flashes through your brain and shows you the kids screaming in pain as a figure hurts them.
Surpressed people are unable to show their full potential, are unable to do what they want, get told they are worthless and that they don't matter. Nameless graves, your emotions get mocked, you are undervalued and you will likely keep that energy in your mind for the rest of your life, even after you learn that you dó have worth.
And *AGAIN* I know that in movies, there are dramatic and big redemptions and people will suddenly have a place to go, they escape and "victory!" they celebrate life.
But in reality, they will be hurt and harmed by any little bit of critisism, they will likely throw themselves 'on the floor' for every person of authority, they will remember the pain during their happiest moments and they will mourn the loss of those many, many years in which they could not achieve what they wanted.
And nobody around them understands it and will likely tell them to just 'enjoy the freedom you have now then!' and so on.
I dated someone that was oppressed and I also had a neighbour that was oppressed, both by their parents, high-level abusive.
Both hated me whenever I séémed to say something authoritative, like; You should really-' or 'I think you shouldn't.' It would bring them back to the old days, that they feared.
They lashed out, tried to get "on top" figuratively speaking and would dominate people around them. They would oppress others (me) and harm them.
What I am trying to say is, wanting to live in North Korea is like wanting to try and drink some gasoline to see how it feels to have burned skin on the inside of your throat.
The curiosity is understandable, but I am warning you that movies make it all sound much more fun to be mentally unstable and they also make it seem like your environment will be more accepting than it actually is.
@@Mardellioeh, not really
From what I've seen, Pyongyang is much more interesting as the emptiness of everything yet the huge scale of buildings looks really unique. Find a video of their 10-lqne highways, for example
@@Widdekuu91dude you wrote a whole essay lmaooo
Finally a clean audio version. Thank you!
Btw the song is called Where are you, Dear General?
"Pick up that can" "You want a malcompliance verdict?"
I will put this on my phone as a wake up call, I can't stop listening to it!
Yeah. It's scary, but yet, strangely beautiful. And... Familiar?
It's scary and seductive at the same time, It feels familiar and nostalgic even, for a good memory or a bad one, or a memory you never had, and you are just longing for that memory but at the same time scared of it, it's kinda ominous but peaceful
@@Seacat17yeah bro it feels like as if the world will end and you are scared but at the same time content that everything will be over and feeling some kind of solace and peace of mind about how you you can't save the world, but at the same time you are just sad you can't live in it anymore and sad about all the things you didn't do, but happy about everything else you did, but wishing you did other thing differently and thinking about how you deserved a better life
@@Pinkhairedkilla :')
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Thank you For The Great Video
Very eerie, would love to wake up to this while the city is under a deep fog.
Found my new alarm ringtone
We don’t know what happens there, but from what we have seen it looks like a scary vision of a broken world halfway through the Industrial Revolution and the rise of communism
this song is named “where are you, dear general?” but its heavily distorted. it comes from an opera “a true daughter of the party”. it’s ok until you realize this plays everywhere in the country through sound systems. terrifying.
It's not just the bell tower. They have loud speakers all over the city that echo that same tone.
WAR IS PEACE
FREEDOM IS SLAVERY
IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH
Tbh I already feel down at mornings so this song kind of fits? Nostalgic and melancholic. Morning sigarette at the balcony looking outside listening to this doesn't sound all that bad.
Don't want to send you into more of a depression, but if you like this, you might like Paschka Cigaret from Kino.
It is Russian, but it has this sortof vibe to me as well. He says, as long as he has a pack of Cigarettes, he feels kindof okay. (At least, that is what I understood, I am Dutch, I have no clue about Russian language. I know how to say Correction-in-the-system, Good, Bloodgroup, Hello, Weapons, Grandma, Mermaid, Pack of Cigarettes, Red, and I think.. "Well done!' but I could be wrong. Sounds like Klasna or something. I do not mean Krasnaya.
Either way, that is a song and Peremen and GruppaKrovi are also good ones from Kino.
@@Widdekuu91 Thanks, I already listen to Kino (Victor Tsoi), love their music
Good :)
In that case, I have a more positive but still mellow song that I'd like to recommend, which is Flinke Namen - Wolken.
About a guy stuck in the clouds, that is not planning on coming down soon. He cannot follow the people around him, he is just floating on the cloud in his head, there is nothing around him. @@strenghtbracer1826
Glorious Comrade Dak-Ho, let's chose the most *depressing* and haunting song to wake our workers !
This song is to remind you every morning that your under a ruthless dictator's power with no hope to ever leave or escape. This is Hell on Earth.