Chat Pile - Why (Official Audio)
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Artist: Chat Pile
Album: God’s Country
Track: Why
Album out July 29th 2022.
Lyrics:
Why do people have to live outside
In the brutal heat or when it’s below freezing
There are people that are made to live outside
Why
Why do people have to live outside
When there are buildings all around us
With heat on and no one inside
Why
Why do people have to live outside
In tents, under bridges
Living with nothing and horribly suffering
Why
Why do people have to live outside
We have the resources
We have the means
Why
Why do people have to live outside
I couldn’t survive out on the streets
Why
Why do people have to live outside
I couldn’t survive out on the streets
I’ve never had to push all of my shit around in a shopping cart have you
Have you ever had ringworm
Scabies?
Have you ever had to live outside
I don’t want to live outside
Why
Why do people have to live outside
Horror story
Real American horror story
And it’s a fuckin tragedy
Every day
Everyday, people have to live outside
Why - Hudba
As someone who used to be homeless, thank you for this song. The unhoused get pity, but few get angry on their behalf.
Hope you’re doing alright.
Apparently, they also partnered with a beer company to make their own beer. Proceeds go to unhoused support organizations.
A roof over your head is often seen as a human right.
I was homeless for 7 years ,had scabies,abscesses ,got kidnapped and raped in that time.
it was so fucking cold at night
I often diddrugs to stay awake all night as it was safer and warmer to sleep in the daytime in a park
I woul chain smoke myself to sleep just to have warmth in my lungs .
I was pretty scarred as an abused kid from violent and verbally abusive parent and turned to drugs at age 14 to cope with PTSD and not known to me until later -several misdiagnosed mental illness stuff I was heavily drugged from age 18-19 on Thorazine ,lithium,Prozac and Stelazine and told I would never be able to get a job or function in society pretty heavy shit to tell an 18 year old who was severely abused as a teen so I believed it in my gut for decades (that may have been triggered behavior- the adhd the depression the anxiety attacks ,the paranoia the from trauma -.im
Still uncertain if that’s the primary cause as I unravel my issues or if those symptoms were caused by the abuse or a bit of both chemically in my brain with therapy and use of therapeutic psychedelics instead of psych meds (I I know some people go through worse and don’t do drugs but I had that button in my brain once pushed when I first did drugs that made me want more and more ,my mom was a junkie too .
I was homeless from age 19-26
I’m writing a book about it
It was fucking intense and very hard and very scary and very hopeless ,I was invisible to the public ,I floated like ghost around the public like I didn’t exist
@@nathanwilliams3049 My time was thankfully not that long, but your strength is genuinely admirable. I came from a rough place too and ended up on the streets bc I had nowhere to go after being taken to a mental hospital. Once I got myself on my feet, I still made sure to keep up with those I met who were still in it. My boy W lived on the street for about 2 years and had the same experience you did.
I gotta go through insanely rigorous therapy myself and found meds that work for me. I'm so thankful I'm here now, but I'll never walk past a homeless person with ignorance again. I make sure to say "hey" every time and offer them a smoke. I wish you the absolute best, my friend, and hope your journey is a little easier from here on out ♥️
This song has among the best political messages I've ever heard, the sheer simplicity and aggression of repeating the same question tranfers this feeling of immense frustration at societal injustice. It communicates the horror of something terrible that we've all been desensitized to so well.
chill bro. its true homelessness is fucked up. but some people who get on the street choose to stay on the streets since they do not want to get rid of their problems or get help. i do not have the stats but i think most people who want to get off the streets do eventually.
@@haunts3479 if someone has completely lost the will to fix the issues that are clearly destroying their lives, I’d chalk that under mental health. It’s not a moral failing.
@@mopman527 its not just losing the will. its just they do not want to. like drug use, some homeless choose to stay for drugs. But most who are on the streets long term have drug problem, mental problem, criminal problem.
...I know alot of people who use drugs and are housed?
@@haunts3479 "some people" "i do not have the stats" "chill bro"
Fun fact: There are buildings in Los Angeles that are largely empty but exist solely to house pumpjacks (the stereotypical oil rigs you'd see on oil fields) in public areas.
More of this in today's music, please.
This song hits me like a ton of fucking bricks every time... It's nice to be reminded that there are others that share my anger and confusion on the fucking hellscape we are existing in and the pure lack of basic compassion and understanding for other humans. This shit is eating at my fucking brain every day I'm surrounded by fucking turmoil and despair and am made to feel crazy for wanting it all to stop or wanting to see someone rotting away on the streets as a fucking human being who should be treated with respect. Makes me sick to my stomach to think of the things I've heard my family say about the homeless growing up. I don't care what fucking drugs someone's out there doing or what you think got them there but it's less of a distance to be there in your life than many people imagine. Or you could be one of those babies that lost the lottery of life and be fucking tossed into this lifestyle without any other options. Ultimately I love that this song strips down this whole problem into the most basic question: We have the space, and the resources to allow humans to have access to basic shelter. What fucking reason could you possibly have to deny another human of that right?
Love your comment. Also wanting to share that my job is working with homeless individuals and getting them housed. Our philosophy is housing first. I work with other people who do the same and care so much and do great work. So, just letting you know while there's always more to be done, there's definitely people doing what they can for disenfranchised humans.
Wow you're edgy, here's the attn you want
Think about this almost everyday to the point I get physically sick to my stomach whenever I can’t give an unhoused person money when I pass them on the street. I live in an area that’s been struggling with homelessness for years so i know unhoused people who’ve been on the streets for YEARS and have seen them degrade in ways I can’t even fathom. I always have at least $5 on me whenever I go outside but even that is hard to achieve sometimes since I make less than 35k a year. We truly live in a hellscape of our own institutions making, but there are always people doing the work that must be done and I truly commend them and work with them as much as I can. I wish all people have your level of compassion and understanding, even if you might consider it to be basic.
Fuck yeah brother
Well said comrade
As someone who is usually a paycheck or two away from being on the streets, I am always reminded of my much more fortunate circumstances when I walk by the reality of someone setting up camp for the night, as I'm walking to my home. I play out how that life would be for me, and I can't imagine it too long before I get some sort of existential dread. I couldn't do it.
I work with vulnerable people and really hope that you've never expressed the whole "you make me feel lucky" thing to a homeless person. It'd be analogous to saying "pheeew! thanks for being fucked; it makes me not take my luck for granted".
@@abon1364Wait, does anyone actually say that to homeless folks? If so, what the actual fuck? How clueless and lacking in basic empathy do they have to be?
I feel humanized after hearing this song. Im too soft hearted for this world man
You're not too soft-hearted. The world needs more empathy and care.
Other bands: Moshpits
Chat Pile: Existential Crisis-pits
Why
knew it
You rule.
Based
2:49-3:31
Christ... the siren, the riff... so menacing. Feels like being buried alive in concrete
I've been trying to find a way to describe Chatpile, it's like there's this really unsettling feeling the guitar riffs give off
The delivery of "it's a fucking tragedy" hits me in my actual soul.
@@radiosurgery1802 That's the highlight for me as well. He's so pissed off and disappointed. Makes you feel ashamed of yourself.
It’s worse than that: it’s a tornado siren. Imagine being caught in severe weather, with quarter-size hail piercing your tent and a twister bearing down on you, and you can’t go inside to safety.
I couldn’t imagine scrambling to find shelter if that siren went off
The delivery of the lyrics being clean, clear, normal speech, and having the instrumentals perfectly match the speaking.
It makes this whole track very personal, and direct in it's message. It does not cut corners, and it will not obfuscate the subject behind allegory or metaphors. Raygun Busch it ostensibly talking directly to you. And while it does escalate into screaming into the mic, it doesn't lose that organic, conversational feeling.
Haunting, sickening, uncomfortable...
Why
God damn it Why and Slaughterhouse are so fucking good. I feel like God's Country is going to be one of those rare rock-solid albums where there isn't a single skippable track.
As someone who has done mutual aid work and tried helping homeless folk for nearly two years in my city…
This song encapsulates my ANGER so much…for such a horrific, damning injustice to become this common and treated often with such inhumanity from bench spikes to police sweeps.
It’s sickening…but I still hold out hope that a better world for all those thousands on the streets is possible. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Keep up the compassionate work
Don't give up!! You're doing good work
This song makes me cry, and I love it. Perfectly encapsulates impotent rage at society’s ills. Heavier than any Morbid Angel or Cannibal Corpse song. “Why?” is the ultimate question.
This is cool but not heavier than anything off of the first 3 Morbid Angel albums lmaooo
@@blastbeetb.3045 I’m talking about the plaintive heaviness of the lyrics, not the actual music. Also, the raw vocals are way heavier than any death metal affectation
@@unomachine not heavier than gorguts or ulcerate tho
@@enemyofthesun000 Keep naming “heavier” death metal bands if you’d like. That’s not the point. This is emotionally heavier than anything put out by death metal bands.
Yeah, for four-year-olds.
This is so nasty. Perfect song to release this week. This album can't come soon enough. Good job, people.
Bounced on my boy's greek gyro to this for hours
W H Y
D O
P E O P L E
H A V E
T O
L I V E
O U T S I D E
W H Y
Hell of a wake up call. Stoked for the new album.
Punches me in the mouth and heart…painful and beautiful.
We are truly living in a good old American Horror Story
Never has an album captured living in Oklahoma City better.
I have never been this excited for a release. These guys make me feel every emotion possible. Just absolutely punishing.
Haven’t been this stoked for a record in a long time. Disgusting
Been waiting for the official release of this track. Insanely good. This band is unstoppable right now.
This song makes me cry every single time. Capitalism is the death of humanity.
yeah me too some times
written from an iphone
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism @@coldoutkast
Communism killed more people than monarchies.
@@coldoutkastcrazy how you have to participate in capitalism to live in a capitalist society 🤯🤯🤯
There's more vacant housing units than homeless people, by a factor of about 10x. Homelessness is a policy choice.
I love you Chat Pile
this sounds like if james murphy of lcd soundsystem made metal music instead of what he usually does. by that i mean this is one of the greatest things ive ever heard
Everyone bitching about this song is extremely sheltered and probably not the kind of person this band is targeting
I can't get enough of this song... can't wait for the album
This so goddamn fresh man. Absolute killer.
Man….Just came across this band last month and I really love the sound. For some reason, they remind me of and aggressive David Yow and Jesus Lizard. Of course, in a great way. New favorite band.
HAVE YOU EVER HAD RINGWORM!??!??
Yeah
Yes. Also Yes.
*WHY* ⁉️🦅
God, the tornado sirens. Absolute chills.
Holy shit I didn't get that reference. That's really horrifying
@@Dusty.Spinster Every Saturday at noon, and nonstop from March to June, eh? Haha!
@@ToniAllen I'm from the PNW where the weather is incredibly mild. There's a wind storm every ten to twenty years, or a few days a year it might get cold enough to be dangerous outside.
I hear a lot of fan theories about why the PNW has such a high population of homeless folk. Usually the theories revolve around some kind of open arms leftist policy. Naw, camping is illegal and unhomed folk are harassed by cops just like anywhere else. Its just at the very least, there are no fucking tornados or hurricanes to run from. God damn.
@@Dusty.Spinster Ah. I'm from Oklahoma (where Chat Pile is from) and yeah. It's gotta be so scary when there's nowhere to go. I at least have a neighbor with a storm shelter.
why am i just now finding out about chat pile? why!?
I'll be blasting this in public.
Slaps as hard as KEN mode, damn
I'm just learning about Chat Pile and KEN mode was the first thing I thought. And that's an amazing thing
This is real good. Come to Michigan plz.
y'all are so raaaw in every song, can't get enough of it. keep on sludgin
I love this song so much. Thank you for this. I ask these questions every time I go out and outreach on the streets.
There's a guy here in Australia that goes by purplepingers who's been linking up homeless people with vacant houses. Places that have been empty for decades. Why indeed.
A friend reccomended this band to me, and fuck, this is some intense music vocally, ive never heard this much desperation in a lead vocal before
When the group chat says “who wants to go camping”
SO GNARLY!!
Daily reminder that we produce enough food to feed the world twice over and throw away about half
من افضل البومات السنة🤘
Great song! Even greater guys!!!
the instrumentals on this track remind me A LOT of Godflesh and the lyrics are so simple yet so. fucking. direct. this album is simply amazing
Guys, you know why.
It’s complicated, but it has to do with a for-profit healthcare system that doesn’t give a fuck about anything other than shareholders. Generally the people who live outside are living as close as possible to the medication they need. Y’know, Drugs. To quote a song I heard recently that isn’t a Chat Pile meme:
In this untasteful place something is broken. Something is fucked.
that's from a ken mode song, awesome
Ken Mode Chat Pile split would be world ending
@@thc_freebaser That's the best reason for it to happen. Expedite the process.
Have you ever had ringworm? Scabies?
Yes
My mom had a ringworm and that shit sucked.
Yes, both are a nightmare
Thank you!
Incredible! Hope this one gets a video treatment as well. So excited for the album.
Just go to your downtown area, there’s your video
@@thegoodtalk283 yep, am a bike courier downtown in my city, and the amount of tents I've seen on many blocks has been insane over the past few years. They problem was always there, but it's exploded since 2016, and with the pandemic even worse. Very depressing as well, especially when before I was doing bike courier stuff, I saw so many empty massive office buildings from tech companies and shit. Massive empty warehouses for future server infrastructure. The only answer to their "why" I have is Greed. Plain and simple.
New genre…Rantcore!
Dmn, it has that brilliant Godflesh sound! REFRESHING!
It's very rare that a metal song makes me emotional. FVCK
god this song fucking crushes me, in its heaviness, lyrics and especially the vocal delivery
oh hell yeah
Fuck yessss....meravigliosa!!!!!🔥🔥🔥
This is probably a very hateable take.. but to me this ALMOST sounds like what the new SOAD should have sounded like lol
Love this
IM STOKED
People who claim to believe in the teachings of Jesus Christ who don't agree with the message of this song are the biggest hypocrites ever.
I would die for this song.
Wtf this is so good
Yes
Makes your skin crawl
Good Job 🖤
profit is a hell of a religion
Holy fuck this rocks. And great lyrics too. Aces.
superb
Masterpiece
my mom loves this song
I'm ngl, some people like living outside, but I get it lol
Ok go off
Fuck this song is so good probably my fav of theirs.
i feel like i’m aging myself with this comparison, but this reminds me so much of gaza (minus the baggage 😬) but hell yeah conscious sludge metal is back
I like the way you move, i like the way you think.
A jam
This song makes me feel blessed that I had car to sleep in and couches to crash on when i was homeless. But also why the fuck did i need to be homeless? How did shit get so bad for the people on the streets? Gentrification rules
This song really catches the rage at this stupid fucking predatory system
Hail the 'Pile
This is Existentialism Metal
This might be one of the most poignant and powerful protest songs written for this generation (especially when you take into account the increasingly dire future we face surrounding affordable housing and rental costs all around the world).
CHAT PILE RULES
Happy Flowers meets Celtic Frost.
This reminds me almost exactly of my own thought process when I first saw homeless people in my city at the age of like 7 or 8. All these buildings, all this prosperity in the city, all of this funding, and we have people forced to live outside... Of course now that I'm older I know the reasoning behind it all, but damn if it wasn't a weird ass nostalgic trip to hear this song for the first time and be back in Toronto lol
song fucking rules.
Reminds me of if Jesus Lizard played sludge, cool.
Why do people have to live outside?
In the brutal heat or when it’s below freezing
There are people that are made to live outside
Why?
Why do people have to live outside
When there are buildings all around us
With heat on and no one inside
Why?
Why?
Why?
Why do people have to live outside?
Why?
Why?
Why do people have to live outside?
Why?
Why?
Why?
Why do people havе to live outside?
In tents, undеr bridges
Living with nothing and horribly suffering
Why?
Why do people have to live outside?
We have the resources
We have the means
Why?
Why?
Why?
Why do people have to live outside?
I couldn't survive out on the streets
Why?
Why do people have to live outside?
I couldn't survive out on the streets
I've never had to push all of my shit around in a shopping cart, have you?
Have you ever had ringworm?
Scabies?
Have you ever had to live outside?
I don't want to live outside
Why?
Why?
Why do people have to live outside?
Horror story
Real American horror story
And it's a fuckin' tragedy
Fuckin' tragedy
Every day
Every day
People have to live outside
Why?
Why?
Why?
Why?
I’m so lucky to live I okc and see this greatness firsthand.
What a powerful and empathetic song. It really captures a feeling.
Homie never thought “why can’t people live outside”?
They can, he's pissed that some are forced too because there's not enough fucking resources
WHY DO PEOPLE HAVE TO LIVE OUTSIDE? There are people that are made to live outside
Why?
Why do people have to live outside
When there are buildings all around us
With heat on and no one inside
Why do people havе to live outside?
In tents, undеr bridges
Living with nothing and horribly suffering
Why?
Why do people have to live outside?
We have the resources
We have the means
RIP Chairman Mao Zedong he would’ve loved this
landlord pile
@@allthelittleworms unironically great band name as well
Amen and pass the ammunition
The great leader
Now China grew up and guess what has a lot more vacant homes than people ;P
Why?
Why is Jadakiss as hard as it gets?
Why?
Was waiting for this
Kiss is goated.
RM Brown sent me here and I ask you: WHAT
reminds me of old skull
You can stay at the WHY mca.
Young man, theres a place you can go.
What genre is this?
Connection
From Democracy Now
Why