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Crimson Pill 

Byproduct of taking the Red Pill, you become so Red Pilled that you become Crimson Pilled instead. One takes the Red Pill and bounces to the Crimson Pill; this is also commonly referred to as the "Red Pill Rage." Some men experience anger when they learn about the lies society taught them and at women for their unfair mating behavior.

However, if the "Crimson Pillers" continues to linger in their anger, it will lead them into taking the "Black Pill." These Black Pillers believe that only a select few men can attract women, so nothing matters and there is nothing they can do to change anything.
Jack took the Red Pill after watching the dating podcast last night. He was so angry by the end of the podcast that he Crimson Pilled himself.
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Crimsonpilled 

Same sort of concept as the term 'redpilled', which is used by people on the Conservative side of the political spectrum. The term crimsonpilled itself is just a variation of the term 'redpilled', just means more based
"Not only are you based and redpilled, you're actually crimsonpilled
Crimsonpilled by BuffBand1t September 6, 2021

Crimsonpilled 

Super redpilled but not quite blackpilled. Braces for the worst to happen, but still has hope. May also mean the leader of a redpilled community.
1:
Person 1: Person 3 is buying a lot of rice, salt, water, and other doomsday prep products.
Person 2: Person 3 must be bracing for the result of that trial, he might be crimsonpilled.
2:
Redpilled Person: This community leader is based, he's crimsonpilled
Crimsonpilled by Based Cow November 16, 2021
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