a literal contract being signed
aeye of course says it’s a joke
“The concept of Liquid Death “buying souls” is a satirical marketing gimmick used to create an exclusive “Country Club” membership for fans”
aeye of course says it’s not binding despite using psuedo legalese wording
“AI Overview
The “contract to sell your soul” for the Liquid Death Country Club membership is a satirical marketing stunt and not a literally or legally binding agreement. The company uses a humorous, edgy approach as part of its branding. “
The “Soul Contract” Explained
Marketing Stunt: Liquid Death, known for its irreverent branding, offers an option to “sell your soul” to join its exclusive Country Club for free. This is a tongue-in-cheek alternative to paying a membership fee.
Not Legally or Spiritually Binding: Despite the contract’s use of pseudo-legalese and claims like “legally and spiritually binding for all of eternity” or committing your “Eternal Soul” to the company, these are for entertainment purposes. You cannot literally or legally sell your soul through this process, as a soul is not recognized as a commodity in a court of law.
What You Get: By signing up (providing your name and email), you join their mailing list to receive marketing materials (which they jokingly describe as being “brainwashed” by their marketing) and gain access to member benefits. These benefits include:
Exclusive and early access to limited-edition merchandise
Invites to private shows and events
Access to the “Country Club” experience at select festivals
Public Reaction: The campaign has generated significant discussion and anxiety for some people, leading to online debates in religious forums and legal advice communities. However, the general consensus is that it is a harmless, albeit controversial, publicity stunt. “
the “perks”Ya get from signing the deal which is what it is a deal giving something to gain something
https://liquiddeath.com/en-ca/pages/country-club?srsltid=AfmBOopFlJldc2JdOE_EyISZHU7H8BFci1sFRbxELQIrkg8jR_ai7uaA
lickuid death is Known to pull different“satire rituals"with their “water”
ImHo there is nothing joke about what they have done over the years under the guise of “marketing/satire ”
starting with the name especially since water is affected by the frequencies around them and water holds memories
research done by Dr Emoto showed how speaking/writing negative/positive words/music to water can change the waters frequency and affect how the water interacts with things
since aeye annoyed me saying that this is pseudo science,I found a recent video of someone doing their own research
I’m also looking for the paper experiment that shows words written on paper having an effect on the water once frozen
that’s why tptb created this tainted language and gave Us spelling/writing,Peoples are preforming spells and ritual without even Knowing it
since Our bodies are majority water,frequencies have an effect on Us just as words have an effect on Us,this product is death spoken into each can
they’ve used multiple witches to cast spells on and into their waters literally telling Us they’ve put snomed into each can
here’s what aeye has to say about it,of course playing it off as fun jokes feeding on superstitions
“Yes, Liquid Death uses witches and witchcraft in its edgy, humorous marketing campaigns, hiring a witch doctor for a “cursed” water campaign in 2019, and a real witch to try and influence a Super Bowl bet in 2022, all playing into their punk/alt brand identity by making water “more fun” and tapping into superstitions”
campaigns
“Certified Cursed (2019): They hired Louisiana witch doctor Mystic Dylan to perform a ritual, making their water “Certified Cursed” for Halloween, with a counter-spell available for purchase.”
“Super Bowl Witch (2022): Liquid Death hired a practicing witch for a $50,000 bet, having her cast spells to help the underdog team win the Super Bowl, notes The Drum and ADWEEK.”
“Steve-O Voodoo Dolls (Ongoing): They’ve sold voodoo dolls containing brand ambassador Steve-O’s hair, activated by a witch doctor, allowing fans to “feel” what Steve-O feels, according to Liquid Death. “
tonee hawck
I would recommend nobody drink this as i do Truly Believe it is lickuid death