Chase FisherFounder, Affiliate Automated · Architecting Human UGC Systems That Scale to 400+ Daily Videos | BOF Performance | TikTok Shop Partner

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18 Mar 2026 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Chase Fisher argues that the music you listen to directly shapes your emotional state and, consequently, your life outcomes. He claims that sad music makes you feel sad, while house music keeps you in a "high vibration" that attracts more money and improves overall well‑being. Fisher points to Hollywood movies as examples of how soundtracks are deliberately chosen to manipulate audience emotions, suggesting that consistently listening to upbeat house tracks will help you romanticize your life, feel happier, and achieve greater financial success. He contrasts this with listening to mainstream rap or other average‑taste music, which he says leads to an average life.

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Why would you ever listen to sad music? Every time you listen to music, you're letting an outside force influence your emotions. So if it is sad, you are going to be sad. It goes the exact same way for listening to house music. If you're listening to house music, notion, you're high vibration all the time, you're literally just going to attract more money to yourself. The reason why every Hollywood movie puts a huge emphasis on the music that they put in there is because they know it's going to have a huge effect on what you actually feel. When you see a high-end movie and everybody's really happy, they're probably not playing sad music, or otherwise you would feel a different emotion. So just romanticize your life and listen to house music all the time. You are going to feel happy all the time, you're going to attract more money to yourself, and you're going to be a better overall person. But continue to listen to, you know, rap and other things that average people listen to, you're gonna have an average life.