The destruction of the subliminal community

The destruction of the subliminal community. In a recent, fiery YouTube video, "Triple A. Tanzanite," the founder of BWE MP3 Subliminals, has taken aim at what he calls the "destruction" of the subliminal community by creators of "wealth subliminals." The video, titled "Wealth Money Subliminal Makers EXPOSED - Watch This Before Listening," alleges that these creators are using deceptive practices to fool their audiences, and in doing so, are damaging the credibility of the entire subliminal field.

At the heart of the accusations are the claims of "scripted fake comments and bot traffic" [00:28]. Tanzanite argues that these subliminal makers are creating a false narrative of success by populating their comments sections with fabricated testimonials of instant wealth and overnight financial windfalls. He points to one creator in particular, "Mary Kate" [01:35], as a primary example of this practice. The video dissects the comments on one of her videos, with Tanzanite pointing out what he believes to be tell-tale signs of "scripting" [02:06]. He argues that the sheer volume of comments claiming immediate and miraculous financial gains is not only unbelievable but also harmful to the community.

Tanzanite's critique extends beyond just the comments. He takes issue with the very premise of these "wealth subliminals," which he says make "false claims of attracting money right away" [01:04]. He contrasts this with his own approach, which he describes as focusing on "mindset" and "permanent change" [14:33]. He positions himself as the "leader of the subliminal community" [14:15], and his brand as a "luxury" alternative to the "trash" [13:16] that he believes is rampant on YouTube.

The video also touches on other troubling trends within the subliminal community. Tanzanite dismisses subliminals that promise physical changes, such as changing eye color, as "fake" [20:14]. He also delves into the issue of racism, highlighting the prevalence of "melanin removal" subliminals, which he sees as a symptom of a deeper societal problem [48:22].

For those interested in the ongoing debate within the subliminal community, this video is a must-watch. It offers a scathing critique of some of the most popular trends in the field and raises important questions about authenticity and the responsibility of creators. You can watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/upTuTgNDCrI.

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