0:17 Finn introduces the beat of his TH-cam channel 2:03 The vegan industry 6:33 Finn got into music through MTV and rebel rock bands 8:58 Finn says collecting records now is useless now that we have streaming services 10:56 Finn doesn't to collect anything anymore 15:03 Why BMX never gotten as big as skateboarding 17:36 Motorcross will deteriorate your body in a real way 18:52 Finn was into hiphop trough Yo MTV Raps first and then moved to rock 19:59 Started by making a fanzine, build a fanbase, blogging, etc 23:37 How Adam relives an interview by reading all comments 24:20 Finn stays in touch with his audience as much as he can 25:25 Finn says he doesn't gossip on hardcore genre coz he's doesn't want to be an a**hole 29:34 Finn knew his channel would be successful, find your strength and go fo it: "There's no such thing as content that's too niche" 32:12 Adam is fascinated by people doing the most niche thing and have millions of views 35:52 Finn could easily do gossip videos in metal world but chose not to 36:28 "Talking down on someone for clicks is not the energy I want to put out" 37:11 Adam says in hiphop media actually do tear down individuals 39:06 Bane 39:31 The difference between hiphop flaunting money and hardcore acting like they don't have any 42:53 The fashion of some hardcore bands 44:50 Trolling in the 90s like Dame Dash, Paris Hilton, Eazy and more 46:47 Adam says Eazy had outlandish lyrics that wouldn't fly today and why YG song was removed 47:35 Why some people chose to get in trouble and get arrested, when they're smarter than that 50:49 The pr**** life on 60 Days In and in general is terrible 51:25 Adam brings up the 'r***** in metal' by Finn 51:55 Finn was surprise to see that most of his followers on TH-camr were actually more ra*** that he ever thought they would be 54:13 Ra**** online goes deeper than a couple videos, if most comments are negative this should reflects the majority 56:20 Finn triple checks the background of any metal band members he covers especially the ones from Europe to make sure they don't have some sordid affiliation 1:00:09 Adam tells the story of this far r**** guy who was came to meet him at a 'meet n greet': "He was nice to me, but I feel like I should have said something" 1:02:19 Finn suggests to not do anything in these type of situations because you don't know what people are capable of 1:04:03 How Finn includes indie artists into bigger artists' videos he covers to even it out 1:07:21 Finn still has a main job and does TH-cam on the side + Breaks down his entire team 1:11:42 Build your network, put your self out there 1:15:05 Finn ultimate dream job + Having an "exit" plan or something to transition into 1:19:40 How Tiktok also helps keep rock trends alive 1:21:36 Juice Wrld also helped shed light on emo rock music 1:24:53 Finn and his girlfriend are pretty much into the same things 1:26:04 Kevin Bacon's son is in a metal band of some sort 1:27:50 Vanilla Ice 1:29:14 Finn seems concern to know how many rappers know how to clean a g*n 1:30:20 Finn says dry snitch in rap is unbelievable: "These people know that you can't have g*n when you're on parole" 1:31:25 "Pathologically compelled to do it" 1:32:35 How long is it going to be the Drake era? 1:39:33 Finn says Drake is terribly bad: "He's a clown" 1:41:33 Adam and Finn hate rap shows and rock/metal shows are way better 1:43:10 Metal shows standards are much higher: "Rap shows are glorified club appearances" 1:44:17 Finn is looking forward to spending more time with his family and friends 1:46:45 Adam says one of his friend should stop working because his girlfriend's Dad is a billionaire 1:49:05 Last time Finn was in a mosh pit
Because interviewing a bunch of high rappers who are hella selfish is boring and feels outta touch. Metal heads and punk people got heart, and that’s what brings good conversation.
felt the same way. had to come back to this interview. growing up as a hardcore kid, also being obsessed with rap, and having those different friend groups i was always kind of looked at weird by by some people for being so into different scenes. for that and similar reasons ive always connected with adam since the beginning of no jumper and its really cool he did this interview. i wish he'd do a lot more with people from the scene.
I love listening to Adam talk for this exact reason. He has his past in punk and metal, but also loves and has respect for rap music. It’s hard to find people that have love for both genres like I do!
Dude i feel this, i grew up a metalhead around hip hop heads and we all fell in love with each others favorite music. Metal and hip hop fans have so much more in common than they think.
Been waiting for this collab for a long time. So good to see Finn and Adam chopping it up. I could see these two being actual IRL homies and just chilling listening to rap and hardcore.
Think its worth realizing that it was just the popular music for their demographic at the time too. Finn, Adam, Fall out boy, steve aoki, etc. How many of them still embody most of that stuff. Even a lot of the original musicians seemed to have moved on even if they dont admit it. Idk just my takeaway could be wrong
I genuinely like this show regardless of who's interviewed. But as someone who came up in hardcore punk beginning in 1990, this will definitely be interesting.
The Punk Rock MBA is the Trap Lore Ross of the rock community. They make good content about the music the enjoy or know things about and a lot of people hate on them for being a “poser”. Love both of their channels
yo i absolutely love seeing Adam's diversity on music. as a true hardcore kid and avid listener of rap, and furthermore being apart of both cultures and life style. it is so fuckimg refreshing. greatest pod cast in the universe...big facts
FUC YEA ! I've been waiting for this to drop for like 2 weeks ! I love Adam 22 and Finn , getting the best of both worlds ! One Love y'all ♥️✌️💜☯️🖤💯💯💯♠️
Love to see you put more shit out like this. I’m sure there are more people out there who watch you that also listen to hardcore/metal thank you think.
As a black female who dreaded meeting metal/skin heads in the metal scene its so refreshing to hear them using their platform to speak on these things even just conversationally. Most people just want to get away with being bystanders to racism.
I don’t know how this video doesn’t have more than 60K views yet. Finn is a super interesting and creative guy and the chemistry between them was great.
I remember experiencing Adam on the b9 forums years and years before no jumper, glad to see him bring on a guest that can bring the conversation that shows this side of his life. Super cool.
This is easily my favorite interview. Punkrock MBA is pretty awesome, but this side of Adam 22 should always be around. Such a good time with this interview.
Talking about going to shows and how people are like friend collectors there is too real and accurate. Also can confirm Finn actually responds to dms and talks to people like a normal person which is always super appreciated 🤘
This might be my favorite interview Adam has done. He seems like he's enjoying himself a little more then usual. Very into the conversation. Finn and Adam should collab on a channel. 🔥🔥🔥
I like how they used Youth Of Today and Judge as the bands they dug before everything else became a recreation. Youth of Today and Judge existed solely to re creat the old hardcore sound and attitude of bands like SSD, Antidote and Minor Threat. In hardcore everything seems like a re creation because most bands just want to re capture the sound and attitude of those original 80s bands. It kinda comes in waves because the bands that have been around longer normally start to go in a more metal direction and then the younger bands rebel against that and want to "bring hardcore back" that cycle goes on and on. This was a sick episode tho and Finn is a lucky man to have sat in the same seat as Chromazz 😂
This was my favorite No Jumper interview by far, super interesting hearing you guys talk about the hardcore scene and your favorite parts about it and diffrent perspectives on it.
Massive fan of everything Finn, love his perspective and way of thinking, so watched this because of him. My first time watching a No Jumper vid and now a new fan of Adam too, such a cool real conversation🔥🔥
As a metalhead who has been in some brutal pits (quite awhile back...my pit days are over) with hardcore dudes at some huge shows where bands of each genre are playing, I've never had any problems whatsoever. No punches thrown, no weapons pulled. At the end of the night, we were all there for the same thing, heavy music. Helps when you dig both metal and hardcore too. Guess I haven't met the kinda hardcore dudes these guys know or been at the right shows to be involved in what they speak of, but loved hearing about it!!
the most unlikely yet most needed collaboration we didnt deserve. these the only gen y/x guys that know what's really going on in today's scene(s) and deserved to be heard. i hope to see more episodes akin to this because it sheds the other light of the culture of this whole punk revivalism and thats just as important as the newer artists that come out today. def my fav episode of no-jumper in years, and thats not a dig lol trust me
1:54:30 Hatebreed played under the name A Call For Blood I believe... I always respected them looking out for the OG's like us and by keeping Hot Topic out of the scene.
I just got about halfway through the video and still going...this is phenomenal. I appreciate your wisdom and world view. Thank you each for doing what you do.
I got into metalcorr round 2009 when i started to have my psychotic break. I was making dubstep (and still do) and was hoping to break into the scene, but wasn't good enough at that time
I love hearing more about Adams youth, tbh. Its interesting to see a different side of the podcast. How the hell do you explain 90s SxE Hardcore to a large percent of people?
omg 💖 this so much been a huge fan of punk rock MBA 4 a while now and no jumper so happy to see them doing this video together this is an awesome interview!
To be quite honest I don’t see very much racism at all in the Metal community aside from the occasional black metal fans. Every group is going to have a few racist pieces of trash but I almost never see it and I talk to a lot of people. Although I do mainly fuck with the more underground death/brutal death/slam kind of stuff. Maybe some of the other sub genres can be like this but I haven’t really seen it myself.
The racism exists in their heads It's not real. They want to be perpetual victims and feel special in any scene they join. That's a contributing factor to ruining a scene.
0:17 Finn introduces the beat of his TH-cam channel
2:03 The vegan industry
6:33 Finn got into music through MTV and rebel rock bands
8:58 Finn says collecting records now is useless now that we have streaming services
10:56 Finn doesn't to collect anything anymore
15:03 Why BMX never gotten as big as skateboarding
17:36 Motorcross will deteriorate your body in a real way
18:52 Finn was into hiphop trough Yo MTV Raps first and then moved to rock
19:59 Started by making a fanzine, build a fanbase, blogging, etc
23:37 How Adam relives an interview by reading all comments
24:20 Finn stays in touch with his audience as much as he can
25:25 Finn says he doesn't gossip on hardcore genre coz he's doesn't want to be an a**hole
29:34 Finn knew his channel would be successful, find your strength and go fo it: "There's no such thing as content that's too niche"
32:12 Adam is fascinated by people doing the most niche thing and have millions of views
35:52 Finn could easily do gossip videos in metal world but chose not to
36:28 "Talking down on someone for clicks is not the energy I want to put out"
37:11 Adam says in hiphop media actually do tear down individuals
39:06 Bane
39:31 The difference between hiphop flaunting money and hardcore acting like they don't have any
42:53 The fashion of some hardcore bands
44:50 Trolling in the 90s like Dame Dash, Paris Hilton, Eazy and more
46:47 Adam says Eazy had outlandish lyrics that wouldn't fly today and why YG song was removed
47:35 Why some people chose to get in trouble and get arrested, when they're smarter than that
50:49 The pr**** life on 60 Days In and in general is terrible
51:25 Adam brings up the 'r***** in metal' by Finn
51:55 Finn was surprise to see that most of his followers on TH-camr were actually more ra*** that he ever thought they would be
54:13 Ra**** online goes deeper than a couple videos, if most comments are negative this should reflects the majority
56:20 Finn triple checks the background of any metal band members he covers especially the ones from Europe to make sure they don't have some sordid affiliation
1:00:09 Adam tells the story of this far r**** guy who was came to meet him at a 'meet n greet': "He was nice to me, but I feel like I should have said something"
1:02:19 Finn suggests to not do anything in these type of situations because you don't know what people are capable of
1:04:03 How Finn includes indie artists into bigger artists' videos he covers to even it out
1:07:21 Finn still has a main job and does TH-cam on the side + Breaks down his entire team
1:11:42 Build your network, put your self out there
1:15:05 Finn ultimate dream job + Having an "exit" plan or something to transition into
1:19:40 How Tiktok also helps keep rock trends alive
1:21:36 Juice Wrld also helped shed light on emo rock music
1:24:53 Finn and his girlfriend are pretty much into the same things
1:26:04 Kevin Bacon's son is in a metal band of some sort
1:27:50 Vanilla Ice
1:29:14 Finn seems concern to know how many rappers know how to clean a g*n
1:30:20 Finn says dry snitch in rap is unbelievable: "These people know that you can't have g*n when you're on parole"
1:31:25 "Pathologically compelled to do it"
1:32:35 How long is it going to be the Drake era?
1:39:33 Finn says Drake is terribly bad: "He's a clown"
1:41:33 Adam and Finn hate rap shows and rock/metal shows are way better
1:43:10 Metal shows standards are much higher: "Rap shows are glorified club appearances"
1:44:17 Finn is looking forward to spending more time with his family and friends
1:46:45 Adam says one of his friend should stop working because his girlfriend's Dad is a billionaire
1:49:05 Last time Finn was in a mosh pit
This was the crossover I needed. Needa get the lotus or Nedarb up on here
Just “Bane” is my favorite time stamp title
@@capngrim yes I’d really like to see them talk about their solo stuff and then starting their band together
I like the dynamic of both being interviewed interchangeably
99999999⁹999999o88i999999i988888llllllll888888 was like the way I thought I had
This is so good to see. Finn is a real one.
he is the worst kind of person to metal scene. The fact that he worked for MetalSucks speaks volumes. fuck him
Adam please do more interviews with people in the rock scene!!
Fuck yes
There's inciderary and the very rare blood for blood interview
@@davidemmons4670 Yeah he also did Fronzilla of Attila last year which was good also. I wanna see him do more though
I concur
Like joe king from the queers, or lee ving from fear!
So great to see finn coming up. He deserves it.
Agreed. Been a fan of his for a long while.
I've started noticing hypocrisy in his reviews lately which has turned me off of him.
He’s a click bait idiot
He’s a Republican. Likes modern country.
Greatest podcast in the world
Coolest Finn it’s the coolest in the world
No doubt a contender but ima take this time to shout out matt and shane secret podcast what up dawgz
Big up from the DnB scene, I still bump some metal now and then
@@Appathetic_Substance_Abuse hell yea broski
This is literally the LAST dude I ever expected to be on No Jumper.
I got so stoked to see finn on here. It's nice that no jumper is showing love to the scene.
That fronz interview was fire too
What you mean?? That's the same guy!! They even talk about a lot of the same artists lol
@@BigSleep3750 yeah ever since i discovered the PRMBA my first thought was this is like the adam22 of rock music lol
@@AtlasCompleXtheProd I can see that comparison
Same, I clicked to make sure I saw it correctly
That's my husband 🥰🙏🏻
No, that's my husband
@@user-yi7td2sq9b your tactics confuse and frighten me sir
I read this comment and laughed cuz I thought it was a fan. Then I looked at the username and photo 😅
@@user-yi7td2sq9b wait wtf he said I was his husband
@@user-yi7td2sq9b nah bro that's really his wife. Smh
Was not expecting this, Glad it's here though
my thoughts, verbatim
I worked with Finn years ago in Seattle. Super inspiring to see how far he’s come with PRMBA. Keep it up man!
Love this
Thall.
Nik watches no jumper huh?
Spiritbox on No Jumper
You da man.
Bro. You're in every comment section on every video I've seen this week 😂😂 Don't you have your own videos to focus on 🖖👽 Luv ya buddy
This feels more like a conversation than a interview really and I like it
I usually don’t like No Jumper since I feel it’s lost it’s Glory. But yah the chemistry makes me enjoy it again.
@@fuziontonygaming the old underground rapper interviews from 2016-2018 were the best before the new interview place
@@fuziontonygaming the old underground rapper interviews from 2016-2018 were the best before the new interview place
@@rudewords I agree, the $uicideboy$ and Ghostemane one were interesting when they were coming up.
Because interviewing a bunch of high rappers who are hella selfish is boring and feels outta touch. Metal heads and punk people got heart, and that’s what brings good conversation.
Imagine someone doing a drive by while blasting Reel Big Fish
Funniest shit I've read in the comments all year...not that a drive by is funny but Damn I imagined the scenario and cracked tf up
Bro this comment 💀 😂 😭
When the opps here them trumpets they all get to ducking😂😂
@@blackwindsignomancy8429 lmao
I drummed in a band that later became reelbigfish's opening act....glad I'm no longer there
Finn's chill convo non-semi-yelling voice is nice. Nice voice, Finn.
Very very nice voice indeed......
LMFAO😂
Playing the TH-cam game, he has to.
For real though I can't even watch his videos because he yells the whole way through them
@@rorz999 what are you talking about yelling? If he spoke in this interview voice in his videos, then his content would be extremely boring.
Adam needs to interview more hardcore bands for the culture
REAL hardcore tho like early 80s- angry samoans, fear, gang green etc
@@kookadams85 rEaL hArDcOrE gtfo
@@kookadams85 shut up
@@kailzedillo make me
He has a video with incendiary if you haven’t seen that
"every hardcore kid moves every six months" lmaoo idk why but this is so funny
Because they always hate their town
@@jbasti227 more like they broke and can't get they own lease
Fuck me...
@@jbasti227 isn't that pop punk and easycore?
@@jbasti227 it’s so washed up, and all my friends don’t give a fuuuuuuckkkkkkk
I started subscribing to No Jumper because Finn mentioned he was going to be on it. Really interesting interview.
Craziest crossover in the music podcast game
We knew it was coming when finn had pat cc on and mentioned Adam more and more. Shit is LIT 🔥
My two favorite's! I'm so happy to see Finn come up, clicked fast as hell. Been following Punk Rock MBA since day one
This is the crossover I needed. My two favorite youtubers talking about the hardcore scene that I grew up in. Such a great interview.
felt the same way. had to come back to this interview. growing up as a hardcore kid, also being obsessed with rap, and having those different friend groups i was always kind of looked at weird by by some people for being so into different scenes. for that and similar reasons ive always connected with adam since the beginning of no jumper and its really cool he did this interview. i wish he'd do a lot more with people from the scene.
I love listening to Adam talk for this exact reason. He has his past in punk and metal, but also loves and has respect for rap music. It’s hard to find people that have love for both genres like I do!
Finn is like that too he makes alot of videos giving rap alout of clout especially from a marketing sense, buisness longevity etc.
growing up as a hardcore kid who was also obsessed with rap this is one of the dopest interviews hes ever done.
It's really not that unusual to like more than one genre lol
Dude i feel this, i grew up a metalhead around hip hop heads and we all fell in love with each others favorite music. Metal and hip hop fans have so much more in common than they think.
Hell yeah bro. I love Kendrick and also love Suffocation and Cattle Decapitation. Music knows no boundaries
Been waiting for this collab for a long time. So good to see Finn and Adam chopping it up. I could see these two being actual IRL homies and just chilling listening to rap and hardcore.
Honestly, they most likely are at this point haha
Dude these 2 doing an interview is both of my worlds colliding and I love it
Right? So cool!
Same !!@@ east coast PA
Adam know bout punk too
I feel like this is the most comfortable and excited I've ever seen Adam in an interview. Definitely need to do more than hardcore/ metal interviews.
Man I don’t really watch this channel but I love the punk rock MBA and I really Hope he gets more recognition from this interview!
Shout out to Adam tho for making this happen. Follow both channels and so fuckin happy this podcast dropped. Positive vibes all around ✅✅
"you think you're the only hardcore kid eating off nord vpn?" LMAO
Personally fascinated by Adam’s past in hardcore. Loved the interview, love the show, Finn is the shit.
Think its worth realizing that it was just the popular music for their demographic at the time too. Finn, Adam, Fall out boy, steve aoki, etc. How many of them still embody most of that stuff. Even a lot of the original musicians seemed to have moved on even if they dont admit it. Idk just my takeaway could be wrong
@1m2a3t4t5 popular?? Rock music in general has always been outsider music, especially punk
PLEASE more hardcore/alternative culture oriented videos
Awesome to see Finn getting the love from Adam! Great episode! Love NoJumper and Punk Rock MBA!
I genuinely like this show regardless of who's interviewed. But as someone who came up in hardcore punk beginning in 1990, this will definitely be interesting.
I couldn't wait for this interview and it was so worth the wait! Thank you Adam for having him, I was shocked to see him on there!
The Punk Rock MBA is the Trap Lore Ross of the rock community. They make good content about the music the enjoy or know things about and a lot of people hate on them for being a “poser”. Love both of their channels
That’s a shit comparison lol Trap Lore Ross is corn, at least Finn has always been into hardcore in a real way
@@feelingevaporated2912 ye I was pretty faded when I wrote dat comment, u right. Trap lore Ross is really lookin from da outside
yo i absolutely love seeing Adam's diversity on music. as a true hardcore kid and avid listener of rap, and furthermore being apart of both cultures and life style. it is so fuckimg refreshing. greatest pod cast in the universe...big facts
My two FAVORITE podcasts to watch. I would love to see you guys do a collaboration channel and just talk different genres of music.
Been a fan of PRMBA since 2019. This channel got me listening to rock again as I was pretty much rap music only from 2008-2018. Go Finn!
I love whenever Adam talks about his roots in both bmx and hardcore!
FUC YEA ! I've been waiting for this to drop for like 2 weeks ! I love Adam 22 and Finn , getting the best of both worlds ! One Love y'all ♥️✌️💜☯️🖤💯💯💯♠️
Awesome guest and interesting interview 💯- No Jumper expanding 👏🏻
Been waiting for this for years, two East Coast legends talking about the scene that needs to be covered‼️
Fin is from Seattle......
Adam looked like he enjoyed himself on this one ❤️ Adam and Fin are the duo we didn’t know we needed
Love to see you put more shit out like this. I’m sure there are more people out there who watch you that also listen to hardcore/metal thank you think.
As a black female who dreaded meeting metal/skin heads in the metal scene its so refreshing to hear them using their platform to speak on these things even just conversationally. Most people just want to get away with being bystanders to racism.
@Peterson Peterson shut the fuck up you dork
@Peterson Peterson dude shut the fuck up you sound like an idiot
@Peterson Peterson That was quite possibly, the dumbest couple of sentences I've ever read.
@Peterson Peterson You are way too deep in the deep end for anything anyone says to change the way you think.
@Peterson Peterson punk is not white. Hell you talkin. Ever heard of BAD BRAINS? All black. Legends in the punk hardcore world
I’m a huge fan of you both. Stoked for this!
Punk Rock MBA helped me mentally get through the pandemic. Really glad to see you two doing this video!
Same in a big way. For me this feels like not real to see them sit together and vibe over the hardcore scene
This was actually a good interview fans of both channels glad to see two worlds combine!!
I don’t know how this video doesn’t have more than 60K views yet. Finn is a super interesting and creative guy and the chemistry between them was great.
PUNK ROCK MBA is one of the best music channels on YT, Im glad Finn is getting promoted to a different demo here.
I remember experiencing Adam on the b9 forums years and years before no jumper, glad to see him bring on a guest that can bring the conversation that shows this side of his life. Super cool.
Clicked this faster than people who click things fast!
Yooooo🙌
Finn is legit-TPRMBA is definitely in my top 3 favorite YT channels. Also, props to Adam for seeing Unearth back in '97.
Finn is the man, real good guy and actually talks to his fan
This is easily my favorite interview. Punkrock MBA is pretty awesome, but this side of Adam 22 should always be around. Such a good time with this interview.
Finns channel is so good, I listen to a lot of “rock” music and I still learn a lot.
Talking about going to shows and how people are like friend collectors there is too real and accurate. Also can confirm Finn actually responds to dms and talks to people like a normal person which is always super appreciated 🤘
2 great dudes, coming from a 90's hardcore kid. Much props.
This might be my favorite interview Adam has done. He seems like he's enjoying himself a little more then usual. Very into the conversation. Finn and Adam should collab on a channel. 🔥🔥🔥
When we getting a Ronnie Radke interview?
Neeeeddd
Yoooo! Been subbed to Finn for a couple years now! Told loads of my mates about him, he fully deserves the recognition he’s getting!
I like how they used Youth Of Today and Judge as the bands they dug before everything else became a recreation. Youth of Today and Judge existed solely to re creat the old hardcore sound and attitude of bands like SSD, Antidote and Minor Threat. In hardcore everything seems like a re creation because most bands just want to re capture the sound and attitude of those original 80s bands. It kinda comes in waves because the bands that have been around longer normally start to go in a more metal direction and then the younger bands rebel against that and want to "bring hardcore back" that cycle goes on and on. This was a sick episode tho and Finn is a lucky man to have sat in the same seat as Chromazz 😂
This was my favorite No Jumper interview by far, super interesting hearing you guys talk about the hardcore scene and your favorite parts about it and diffrent perspectives on it.
Massive fan of everything Finn, love his perspective and way of thinking, so watched this because of him. My first time watching a No Jumper vid and now a new fan of Adam too, such a cool real conversation🔥🔥
As a metalhead who has been in some brutal pits (quite awhile back...my pit days are over) with hardcore dudes at some huge shows where bands of each genre are playing, I've never had any problems whatsoever. No punches thrown, no weapons pulled. At the end of the night, we were all there for the same thing, heavy music. Helps when you dig both metal and hardcore too. Guess I haven't met the kinda hardcore dudes these guys know or been at the right shows to be involved in what they speak of, but loved hearing about it!!
Get fred durst on here
Fuck no leave his ass in the early 2000s
I'M SO HAPPY FOR THIS INTERVIEW!
Love hearing Adam talk about hardcore days
Adam should pull some interviews like this. Very organic, no bs.
I was looking forward to this one, big fan of Finn's work
Two of my favorite youtubers ever. So stoked on this.
Adam 22 and Finn in the same building? What is this a crossover episode? 🤣
the most unlikely yet most needed collaboration we didnt deserve. these the only gen y/x guys that know what's really going on in today's scene(s) and deserved to be heard. i hope to see more episodes akin to this because it sheds the other light of the culture of this whole punk revivalism and thats just as important as the newer artists that come out today. def my fav episode of no-jumper in years, and thats not a dig lol trust me
1:54:30 Hatebreed played under the name A Call For Blood I believe... I always respected them looking out for the OG's like us and by keeping Hot Topic out of the scene.
Thumbs up to Adam & Finn, I grew up into bmx, skating, punk, hardcore & hip hop, so to see an interview about the lifestyle.
Love when my two music worlds collide on here!
I've never met anyone who listens to both Adam and Finn, and never thought these 2 worlds would ever collide. Love this!
Almost forgot about this dude. Went thru his videos in one day back when he only had 20-25 vids
I just got about halfway through the video and still going...this is phenomenal. I appreciate your wisdom and world view. Thank you each for doing what you do.
Please more Hardcore interviews. Would be so sick to get bands in here.
this guy's a great representation of people I appreciated in different niche music scenes during my adolescence
Definitely need to have more hardcore/metal people on the show
Seems like a really genuine guy.
We need a oli Sykes / ronnie radke interview
I feel its rare that you get to talk to people that are kinda from the came cloth, thats dope that you have
The best posture on a no jumper episode ever
Best No Jumper interview in a long time
Marvel: Avengers Endgame is the most ambitious crossover ever!
No Jumper and Punk Rock MBA: Hold my beer! 🍺
Gonna be honest, these are two of my favorite people. Both very intelligent & knowledgeable on a wide range of topics.. Amazing episode 👏
I got into metalcorr round 2009 when i started to have my psychotic break. I was making dubstep (and still do) and was hoping to break into the scene, but wasn't good enough at that time
Swag
i have learned so much about hardcore music thru Finns channel
FINALLY LET'S GOOOOO 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fuck yes! Punk Rock MBA is so dope & Finn is easily my favourite new(er) content creator. Love to see the Punk Rock MBA win. Bring him back sometime!
I love hearing more about Adams youth, tbh. Its interesting to see a different side of the podcast. How the hell do you explain 90s SxE Hardcore to a large percent of people?
Detriot subutex legend
Detriot subutex legend
@@tp8271 AYEEE YOU REMEMBER! Haha goddamn MY OG T P much love bro
Legendary!!!! Would love to see more collabs!
One day I hope Adam gets travis barker on no jumper
When the Spider-Man universes collide!
It’s weird seeing Adam and Finn in the same place but awesome seeing them continue to expand in their work!
Love these real interviews!!!
omg 💖 this so much been a huge fan of punk rock MBA 4 a while now and no jumper so happy to see them doing this video together this is an awesome interview!
Hell Yeah! I clicked on this immediately
Two of my favorite guys to watch on TH-cam. Adam needs to get The Detail Geek on and it’ll be a trifecta
To be quite honest I don’t see very much racism at all in the Metal community aside from the occasional black metal fans. Every group is going to have a few racist pieces of trash but I almost never see it and I talk to a lot of people. Although I do mainly fuck with the more underground death/brutal death/slam kind of stuff. Maybe some of the other sub genres can be like this but I haven’t really seen it myself.
The racism exists in their heads
It's not real. They want to be perpetual victims and feel special in any scene they join. That's a contributing factor to ruining a scene.
These two need like an ongoing podcast together or something, they have way too much in common. Same background and ended up doing similar things.