I'd still go if it was on the moon. Just have to hitchhike NASA or som

Utah or Idaho. There's quite the following here.

@Kyjunno Everytime I go back to stupid deep, I feel a different emotion that's a reflection of where I'm at in life. Not many songs have that power for me. "What if who I hoped to be was always me?" is such a "stupid deep" question. That idea really became part of who I am as a person after hearing that. We never truly GET to that spot we think we should be at in life... until we realize we're already there. You've been trying to get to where you are now, for your entire life. Great freaking song.

@Oliver7896 In my eyes, Hand of God might just be the entire encapsulation of not just the album "the human condition" but of the human condition itself. The core to one's individual. An entire lifetime packed into 5 minutes and 37 seconds.

I feel it as a track is like it's own world. There's nothing I could compare it to that would do it justice. The vox, the synths, everything. I was so happy to have that song to tide me over through this 6 year wait.

100% I found his making of videos at a low point in highschool and seeing his SPARK and EXCITEMENT for his craft changed how I thought about my passions. The man is having so much fun just doing what he loves. I aspire to be that in every way. Someday I'll even put out my own album since I'm a musician and producer at heart too.
Even in recent years. I had a moment where I finally stood up and said I had had enough of my old life and wanted that passion and drive back. Cautionary Tales & Wild Dreams by burna became my anthems. I start my mornings with music and it changes the whole outlook of my days. So yep, I'd say music truly does have a great impact on people.