Evil Morty's Background Music [Extended] - Rick and Morty

The 1 Morty that learned the most from Rick and turned it all against him. He’s not just evil Morty, he’s supreme Morty at this point.

“They build a wall around infinity. They separated all the infinite universes from all the infinite universes where he's the smartest man in the universe.”

Yeah pal. Rick and Morty, 100years forever.

He is NOT Evil Morty! He is...FREE MORTY!

Evil Morty backstory song and Rick c137 origin song are one of the best synthwave that i recently have heard of !!
The band "Lost Years" make some good synthwave songs too for anyone who wants to try it. Some good songs are "Storm", "Pump", "The Funk", "Black Waves", "Converter"....

This is how my revenge arch starts

“Not exactly an alive amount of blood” 🩸

This is just beautiful. It’s like a dream.

“If being sick of Rick makes me evil. Yeah pal now your evil Morty to.”

This song evokes images of a cataclysmic apocalypse.

"Yeah pal, Rick and Morty, a hundred years, forever..." -Evil Morty

Its wild views compared to the subs this channel is a Master Piece..

Im currently at a funeral for an ex friend. (In between the service and the grave side stuff) i watched this (7-5) episode with her. It was such a good theme we both had to find it asap and play it again. Gettin an extended version helps. Its such a good theme. Itd be a banger with out the show. (Reminds me of tiesto’s pirate theme remix, in that its a banger apart from the movie)

Ty for sharing. Its making a shit day 1 iota less shit

"They built a wall around infinity. They've separated all the infinite universes from all the infinite universes where he's the smartest man in the universe."
At first I didn't quite understand what he meant, but when I saw season 7, it all became very clear in my head. I finally understood and I was shocked.
I don't know if I'm right or wrong, this is just my view of things, but if there are other people as smart or smarter than Rick in other infinite universes and he managed to put a wall between his infinity and the others', does that mean Rick was afraid of these people?
I mean, why would he do that? Why separate your own infinity from the others? Just to brag about being the smartest man without people showing you otherwise, or is it so much more than that?
I find it so interesting. The writers of Rick & Morty are amazing! I don't know where they got all this story, these adventures, these character ideas, their way of developing protagonists so well and, above all, their visions of life, humans and the universe....
The fact that they managed to blend both humor and maturity is, in my opinion, this series' greatest stroke of genius.
Watching this series, Rick has had a big influence on my way of seeing things, and I've thought a lot about it. What is life really all about? Relationships, humanity, love...
In the end, it's all nothing, it's all unimportant. But it doesn't matter when you reach a certain level of consciousness.
Morty is proof of that. He's young, naive and not nearly as smart as Rick. That's where we see the difference in their behavior. They're the exact opposite.
Rick knows everything. Morty, on the other hand, knows practically nothing about nothing. Innocence and lack of knowledge prevent the living being from asking questions and allow him to enjoy things without any problems.
That's why, in my opinion, intelligence is both a gift and a curse. It certainly allows you to know things and get answers to your questions, but is it really worth it if you end up sad and disgusted by the reality of life and things?
If you could choose, would you choose to be the smartest man in the universe but unhappy all your life, or to be the least smart but happy?
Finally, Rick And Morty is in my top 5 favorite series and it's not 5th...

This hits like a train

say what you want about season 7 but it gad the best soundtrack of them all

I apparently forgor to leave a comment but this is real good

"Yep. Rick and Morty, 100 years."

i love this soundtrack

Joder esto si es musica🚬🗿
Gracias admin por extender este tema