You know what would be awesome? If you made good dubstep.

For something you do "for fun" you sure do(did) pay a decent amount of ad space, for what is essentially the most shallow and formulaic approach to any music, much less dubstep, which happens to be a genre of very near and dear to my heart. You could interpret me as a "hater" and dismiss everything I say but that won't change the fact that you're producing music in a way that is insulting in comparison to the kind of tracks that brought dubstep overseas, and not only that you're also milking the juggalo tit for all it's worth bringing more "rawness" or whatever the fuck it is you think you've achieved. When people talk about chainsaw sounds in bass music, it's a derision, any sign of an LFO was promptly drowned out by pads that weren't really engineered to sound in any particular way, but rather skewed until you found the roughest and least comfortable edge to it as if that was the key to the whole genre. If you were any kind of producer of bass music you'd know exactly what my avatar is, and you'd know exactly where the bar stands. I don't hate your music, I find it unsurprisingly disappointing and I wish there was a juggalo producer who made really decent pieces of art and didn't have to give himself a cheesy self-explanatory-factory-made stage name because his music could stand on it's own as an honest interpretation of a genre known for it's swaggering drum pattern and deep rolling bass instead of a drop, a tired sample, or christ forbid a wobble.

There are much better ways to go about it if you're actually willing to put in the work.

I also feel obligated to tell you not to listen to that without a sub or decent studio headphones, that's not laptop music, that's a club banger.

As was this.

I'm really not tryin to hate. I do honestly wish your music didn't suck.

Why would I need to make anything in order to show you where you're making your error, I assume you already know your way around Ableton or Reaper or FL or whatever it is you're using, but it seems you need some schooling on the history and style of the music you're producing. I'm not so easily swayed by promises of my nut hair being blown off, because I know what kinds of things do blow my nut hair off and why. I assume all you think it takes is an aggressive sound along the vein of those you enjoy. You say one of your inspirations is Bassnectar, which I can't really knock you for. He's a good producer and he has a great respect and love for EDM, and while you might like songs like Basshead or Cozza Frenzy (this one is my personal favorite), I bet you haven't heard this classic Garage tune he did back in 03'. My point is don't constrict yourself, pull from all of the music you've ever listened to and enjoyed. I mean Distance is a legendary bass music fixture and one of his favorite bands of all time is Pantera. Can you tell?.

I'm more than confident you can break out of your comfort zone and do something cool and fun to listen to, maybe explore some other genres, BPM sets, or moods to create a dynamic atmosphere and a composition that moves people in any way you choose to make them move.

Or you could do the same old shit.