Watch silent films and marvel at the theatery exaggerated acting. You can talk over silent films much easier and they demand less attention from the viewer. Some have their own scores attached to them so you aren’t just hearing silence or someone’s classical music playlist. Many are public domain and trivial to find online. Success scales with your interest in film criticism and how much you can tolerate thinking about a pretty messed-up period of history while blazed.

Also try SomaFM for picking a music vibe. It’s donation-supported and ad-free, and a nice way to come across new artists.

Could you narrow it down with details like the genre, instruments, other lyrics, or the release year or the year you first recall hearing it?

It depends on the region and culture you were born into, but I’m gonna have to lean toward no since I can’t personally find any evidence that any other person has ever had this name. It’d make it hard to find shirts and stuff that already have your name printed on them

Usually for the same reasons you’d get entangled in a movie or book? Games are allowed to be emotionally complex just the same as any other form of media, and the interactive aspect gives them some extra leverage for it that others lack.

I’ve cried really hard to the track “Confronting Myself” from Celeste, which counts as “because of a video game” even though I wasn’t playing it at the time.

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I was off my SSRI meds at the time, and it seriously broke me up listening to how the characters’ instruments and motifs and the buildup and release of tension in the track mirror the kind of dialogue they’re in when it plays. It’s also a climactic scene with a lot of mental health allegory going on at the same time, which really adds to the emotions here.

I’m crying again now thanks

• You can derive numerical values from words using a letter-number pairing like “A=1, B=2 (…)”. This kind of number-letter pairing is called “Gematria”.
• Adding the numerical values of the seven Hebrew words in the first verse of Genesis gives you a number
• Multiplying these seven values together instead and then adding up each group of three digits in the result gives you the same number as before