I just added Nolan Grayson (Omni-Man) and Mark Grayson's (Invincible) vocals from Invincible, mixed different dialogues together and tweaked it a bit.

Original Song: Final Round; Eternxlkz.

"THEY WERE WEAK" Omni-Man x Final Round (SLOWED + REVERB) - Eternxlkz - Invincible -  SubKonscious

This is not my song, all credits go to Mick Gordon and Tevvez2.0 for the phonk remix. 

I just added Gaara's vocals from Naruto and Shippuden, mixed different dialogues together and tweaked it a bit.

Original Song: The Only Thing They Fear Is You; Mick Gordon and Tevvez2.0.

"BLOOD!!! ITS MY BLOOD!!" Gaara x THE ONLY THING THEY FEAR IS YOU PT2 - Phonk

This is not my song, all credits go to Imagine Dragons, 2WEI, Edda Hayes and League of Legends. 

I just added Obito's and Madara's vocals from Naruto Shippuden, mixed different dialogues together and tweaked it a bit.

Original Song: Warriors; Imagine Dragons, 2WEI, Edda Hayes and League of Legends.

"I AM THE GHOST OF THE UCHIHA" Madara x Obito x Warriors - League of Legends

Omni Mans Betrayal x Rick Owens ft. Ken Carson (Guitar Remix) (AnabolicLifts Edit)

Growing Pains

This is not my song, all credits go to zecki.

I just added Mark (Invincible) and Nolan (Omni-Man) vocals from Invincible, mixed different dialogues together and tweaked it a bit.

Original Song: Blackout; zecki.

"Your life has been soft and painless... you're a Viltrumite in blood only... well your TRUE education begins NOW!" Omni-Man x Invincible - Blackout - Zecki

The lyrics explore the harsh lessons of repeated mistakes and betrayal, emphasizing resilience through painful experiences. Key themes include avoiding naivety ("Only a fool falls twice"), betrayal by partners ("gold digger wife") and friends ("fake friends"), and the high cost of misplaced trust. The narrator reflects on enduring emotional pain while reclaiming dignity, stressing that life’s unpredictable challenges demand self-awareness and growth to avoid paying a "helluva price."

ONLY A FOOL FALLS TWICE

Check out the full lyrics here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1en3gQNuzw3iUk1Tm9J2b1Mi0KVDJ7acuAzS3yPa2zts/edit?usp=sharing

The song "Grave of Lies" is a visceral exploration of existential despair, addiction, and the hollow aftermath of love and fame. It paints a raw, unflinching portrait of a soul trapped in cycles of self-destruction, using vivid metaphors to convey the weight of emotional decay. At its core, the narrative follows a protagonist grappling with the consequences of chasing fleeting highs—whether through substances, toxic relationships, or the illusions of success—only to find themselves buried deeper in isolation and regret. Themes of addiction permeate the track, symbolizing not just substance abuse but a broader dependency on escapism. The act of "chasing the dragon" becomes a metaphor for pursuing numbness, a futile attempt to outrun pain. Substances like pills, edibles, and smoke are depicted as temporary salves that morph into shackles, amplifying the void they aim to fill. This cyclical struggle mirrors the human condition of seeking relief in distractions, only to confront the emptiness they leave behind. Love, in the song, is portrayed as a destructive force—a con game or a loaded gun. Relationships are built on lies and betrayal, leaving the protagonist with a heart likened to a "ghost town" or a prison with discarded keys. The emotional scars of broken trust and hollow intimacy fester, becoming as intoxicating and damaging as the substances consumed. The recurring motif of "graves" and "digging" underscores self-sabotage, suggesting the protagonist is both the architect and victim of their own undoing, burying themselves in deceit and regret. Fame and success are framed as gilded cages, where material wealth and external validation fail to mask inner poverty. The protagonist’s rise from "rags to riches" becomes a tragic irony, as the crown of achievement feels counterfeit, amplifying feelings of alienation. The spotlight exposes the fragility of identity, reducing the self to a performance—a "hollow stunt" masking profound vulnerability. Existential dread looms large, with the abyss serving as a mirror to the protagonist’s psyche. Voices of doubt and nihilism taunt from the shadows, framing life as a rigged game where hope is a myth. The imagery of voids, ghosts, and eternal climbs reflects a struggle to find meaning in a world that feels indifferent. Even pain becomes a twisted companion, a "throne" from which the protagonist rules their own ruin, suggesting a perverse comfort in suffering as the only authentic emotion left. Ultimately, the song is a lament for a soul adrift in modernity’s chaos, where connection is elusive, and survival hinges on numbing the senses. It critiques the allure of escapism while acknowledging its inevitability in a fractured world. The "grave of lies" is both a personal hell and a universal metaphor—a testament to the human tendency to self-destruct when confronted with truths too heavy to bear. The protagonist’s journey is one of tragic awareness: they see the chains but remain bound, a ghost in their own life, screaming into a void that echoes back only silence.

Grave of Lies

Check out the full lyrics here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10Jn2tY4gJFiu_QKTH5uNAC8MTgjXihFyTDFj24-kqx8/edit?usp=sharing

"Starless Psalm," clocking in at 6 minutes and 56 seconds, is a raw, immersive journey through the aftermath of a toxic romance, where love, betrayal, and addiction intertwine in a neon-lit haze. It’s a modern lament, a cry into a void where hope has been extinguished, yet it finds power in its unflinching honesty. The song doesn’t shy away from the messiness of heartbreak, instead diving headfirst into the pain, making it a cathartic anthem for anyone navigating their own emotional ruins. The narrative centers on a protagonist ensnared by a charismatic figure met in the chaotic pulse of a party. This person, a whirlwind of wild energy, promises a thrilling escape but leaves behind devastation. What begins as an intoxicating connection reveals itself as a mirage, built on deception that shatters the narrator’s trust and sense of self. The story isn’t just about a failed relationship—it’s about grappling with the kind of love that burns bright and then consumes, leaving only ashes and a haunting sense of betrayal. The title, "Starless Psalm," encapsulates the song’s essence: a prayer sung in darkness, devoid of guiding light. Unlike traditional psalms that seek divine connection, this one mourns the loss of something once sacred—love, trust, innocence—replaced by a disorienting emptiness. The "starless" void reflects the narrator’s isolation, surrounded by the artificial glow of nightlife yet utterly alone, haunted by memories that refuse to fade. It’s a song about surviving when the universe feels drained of meaning. Addiction is a relentless undercurrent, both to the toxic relationship and the substances used to numb its fallout. The narrator chases highs—emotional and chemical—only to crash harder, trapped in a cycle where relief mimics the very pain it’s meant to erase. This struggle is laid bare, not glamorized, showing how the search for escape can become a new kind of cage, each attempt at forgetting only deepening the wounds. Betrayal cuts deepest, turning love into a weapon that leaves lasting scars. The party scene, vibrant yet hollow, becomes a graveyard of illusions where sincerity is drowned out by superficiality. The narrator’s disillusionment extends beyond the personal, shaking their faith in connection itself, leaving them to question if anything real can survive in such a deceptive world. Yet, amidst the despair, "Starless Psalm" pulses with defiance. The narrator embraces the darkness, not as defeat but as fuel, transforming their pain into a fierce anthem. This isn’t a tidy redemption—it’s a gritty refusal to be silenced, a reclaiming of power through raw expression. The song’s length allows this emotional arc to unfold fully, offering no easy answers but affirming the strength found in owning one’s scars. It’s a testament to enduring the night, a beacon for those lost in their own starless voids. The flow was influenced by Juice WRLD and Kee Nola, if anyone is curious!

Starless Psalm

i hope u guys like the sequel to Betrayal.
it was probably my most time consuming project yet, so make sure to run this shit up <3 
and who knows, next year final season 4, i might make Betrayal 3

Betrayal 2

Kennedy Ryon, a fast-rising soul music sensation, is making her mark with a distinctive blend of classic soul elements and contemporary R&B. Renowned for her strong vocals and compelling storytelling, Ryon's music speaks to the heart, earning her a rapidly expanding fan base. Through her soulful music and the real stories behind her songs, Kennedy is showing us that she's not just a great singer, but also proving herself to be a resilient and inspiring figure in the music scene.

Making edits I like listening to, figured others might as well

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