just saw this on their instagram.. y'all are probably already *knowers* of this, but posting here anyway :D

Just saw this on YouTube. Clicked and the video is already private. 😭😭😭

Hi, I'm new to Knower and I'm here for support 😅 I can't stop listening, I'm obsessed

Crash the car 😍

I need to find this concert. I used to listen to it all the time in Youtube, but it has been deleted a long time ago. Does anyone have it? It must be somewhere, and for the good of every music and Knower fan, we need it. Several people are asking for it. If anyone has it, or knows something about it (like the channel it was uploaded by) i would appreciate it.

Saw a few clips and he was really good. Had long hair and didn't recognize him from previous shows.

Hi everyone, I have been looking for interviews or more information on KNOWER’s Think Thoughts. I love everything about that album, and I’d love to learn more about what is was like for them. It’s my favorite album by them, but I can never find anything online about it besides reviews. Maybe that’s all there is but I figured I’d ask

Hi guys, I have a ticket for the show in Hamburg on the 23rd if anyone's interested. I bought it at a student discount so I have a good price for it. Dm if you're near or in Hamburg and you wanna go.

I just realized the sax section from Computers and the chorus of Hot Girls have the same chord progression so I mashed them up real quick!

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I hope this kind of post is allowed, otherwise please delete <3

This used to be on YouTube, and now I can't find it. This is like my all time favorite live performance of anyone ever.

Big thanks to the Dallas warehouse that's holding onto all the KNOWER/Louis Cole albums. I know I paid extra for Louis' signature, but unwrapping the plastic and covering it with a sticker was a touch of courtesy I've rarely ever seen ❤️🥰 so grateful for the sticky residue, and seeing my favorite living musician's autograph come off onto an alcohol wipe was an ethereal experience ❤️

Customer, buying age-restricted item: "I don't want to scan my ID and be tracked"

Me: "Do you use a smartphone?"

Customer "Yes, why?"

Me: "Then the government knows when you masturbate."

The customer hands me their ID to scan.

No, I don't want to pay 140 dollars for a CD shipped from Japan. Reissue your discography NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anyone know what VF Stick he uses?

I believe I'll have an extra ticket for the lodge room tonight, if anyones interested just send a dm

If anyone plays Synth Riders, you can download the map here:

https://synthriderz.com/beatmaps/10369

There are instructions on how to install custom songs on the site too if you don't know how to do that. It's a Master level map so if you're new you might have a hard time. Don't be afraid to give it a shot though, you can always turn on no fail mode!

Big leagues.

My buddy got sick... don't want the ticket to go unused.

First to claim gets it. Name your price or even for free! I can meet whoever gets it by the venue, you'll be sitting next to me anyways.

Sri Lanka has many legends, but Rathnapura’s story feels like it was written by the earth itself.

For centuries, people believed that the gems of Rathnapura weren’t just stones—they were pieces of ancient rain trapped beneath the soil. The name itself means “City of Gems”, but locals call it “the land that glitters even in the dark.”

Old tales say that long ago, a massive flood covered the entire region. When the waters retreated, they left behind sapphires, rubies, garnets, star stones, and cat’s eyes—each shaped and polished by time, pressure, and mystery.

Villagers still talk about miners who found stones so bright they had to close their eyes for a moment. Some say the gems “call out” to the right person—almost like choosing their owner.

Even today, when miners dig into the reddish clay, they’re not just looking for wealth. They’re touching history. Every gem is thousands (sometimes millions!) of years old. Every sparkle is a whisper from deep underground.

Rathnapura is not just a city.
It’s a treasure chest that never stops giving—
and every gem that comes out carries a story older than any of us.