@@gray01216 but Till is very intelligent person in interviews and very smart person when he is talking). If you have seen his interviews. Yeah Mansonn too
Ladies - please watch the clip of Manson's interview from Bowling for Columbine. If you like him now, you'll love him after you hear what he has to say. The Columbine shooters actually didn't listen to Manson; in fact, they were not fans at all. He just happened to be the big controversial rock star of the moment, so the media pointed the finger at him.
Couldn't agree more. I remember watching that with my dad over 15 years ago. He did a complete 180 on Manson. I actually think that interview changed his views on metal music in general. Always thought its just a bunch of senseless noise
MM saved my life when therapy couldn't. I had a long history of depression and suicidal thoughts/attempts until he helped me feel comfortable in my own skin. Been there since the beginning of this awesome band/singer.
Yeah, exact same here. Way before I started therapy, which is something I have barely started, the ones that helped me in both my best and worst times were both Marilyn and Korn. I still listen to these two religiously, and I cannot wait for MM's new album.
Better than all of the fashion whores wearing shirts because "they look cool". 2RG are more authentic than most people you meet at concerts. They wear it because they like the music. Fuck the rest! (Also so much respect for these two ladies for being so nice and open minded)
I was a kid back then. It was like having someone hold your hand while everyone else was so busy trying to "fix" or "change" you. I guess there is always that sort of icon for every generation.
Yeah I've been listening to Manson for a year, and the first days for my parents I was another person, a stranger, but they understood that I like both him and metal in general in all its genres
You have no idea how on point your comment is. I was 10 when I first heard him and it felt like a soft heavy blanket wrapped around me and told me it’s ok to be weird.
"Michael Moore: If you were to talk directly to the kids at Columbine or the people in that community, what would you say to them if they were here right now? Marilyn Manson: I wouldn't say a single word to them, I would listen to what they have to say and that's what no one did." - short interview piece from documentary movie Bowling for Columbine, 2002. And people wondered why we turn to him and not our families and teachers.
It’s true what everybody says, he’s a very smart person. Intelligent, knowledgeable, and well spoken. I’d actually be super interested to see a reaction to some of his interviews from the past. Especially ones dating back to the late 90s or so where he would be accused of influencing school shootings and other violent crimes. His responses were always so calm and composed, and even more so they were logical and made you think. You could tell a lot of interviewers just thought they were going to have an easy time tearing apart the “freak show” and were very taken back by his responses.
I definitely believe Marilyn Manson's covers of a lot of new wave songs really highlight their meaning/intention with his sound anesthetic. Generally new wave seems to be portrayed as pop or light, but even radio favorites like "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" are pretty gib and dark.
You’re totally Right, he helped a lot of people, Marilyn Manson helped me through one of the hardest and darkest periods of my life ♥️ if I hadn’t had his music and his videos during that time I don’t know how I would have gotten through. I learned a lot about myself thanks to him too. I’m very thankful. You ladies are great stuff, love your reactions!
It’s that wow factor plus it’s just Manson. The man is a Lyrical genius almost all his music that he’s written makes you sit there and think deeply about stuff
Manson has said before since his name derives from Marilyn Monroe which would have been the good of society and Charles Manson the bad of society, his name is the good and bad of society. Think about it. There is a lot of "positive music videos and songs" out there but then you have Manson who people may think is "really disturbing or bad". So he balances the world out. You can't have the good without the bad. Might I suggest "Coma White", "Personal Jesus"', "I Don't Like The Drugs But The Drugs Like Me", "mOBSCENE", "Tainted Love" are are really good ones he has made. He is a really good artist and makes a very good point with lyrics. He is also very intelligent when you listen to his interviews. Thanks Grannies! Love this channel ❤
I just love you ladies! I love how open minded you are. It took me a long time to come around to Manson, I judged him so hard in the beginning but then I forced myself to sit down and actually watch interviews and like you said, find out why. Once I realized why, I felt my mind open! Now I absolutely adore Manson and think he's a creative genius. Keep up the awesomeness!!
Well, that is interesting because I had almost the same experience! I love metal and punk, and Alice Cooper is one of my favorites, but for some reason Manson unnerved me, so I decided to find out why. Turns out we are a lot alike LOL Like you, he is now one of my favorites. I adore him. I'd love to meet him just to sit down and have a conversation with him. He's so intelligent, he would be so much fun and so interesting to talk to.
While I have been a huge Manson fan for more than 20 years, I would recommend most of their discography over Cry Little Sister. It's a good song originally and their treatment of it didn't really improve the track.
Manson used to wear this eyeball ring all the time and I always loved it and I found out a couple years ago that my brother in law was the one who freakin gave it to him!!!!
This was the first song I ever heard from Manson. I think this was really sort of his break out song where a lot more people became aware of him. And I was like 12 or 13 years old when this came out... I'd never seen anything like it. I became instantly fascinated by him and I've been a fan ever since. In regards to the Columbine shooting: The media nearly destroyed his career by blaming him, and the shitty part was that the kids who shot all those people didn't even like his music.
Marilyn Manson got me through being a teenager. A voice that understood my confusion and feeling out of place. If given the opportunity I would thank him for being a voice that shaped, and in many ways, saved me
This was the first Manson song I heard and I've been a fan ever since. Manson does fantastic covers. Other covers he did ..... Tainted Love Personal Jesus God's Gonna Cut You Down Cat's Eyes W/ Shooter Jennings This is Halloween Highway to Hell
If you listen without looking you’ll hear one of the most beautiful magnificent voices you’ve ever heard -theatrical- shock rock I’m a granny and I love him
I kept thinking about how my own granny would react if I had showed her a Marilyn Manson video. They took it a lot better than I think she would have. Love these two.
I love this story, but my mom had the pleasure of seeing Manson live once. She and her friend had seats around the edge of the stadium they were at, and they could kinda see backstage. She said he was up running around the stage, very active for the whole show, and then after the last song he went backstage and literally collapsed into the arms of a couple of his roadies exhausted. Marilyn Manson, being the icon he was, of course started getting chants for an encore. She said he caught his breath for a moment, and went back out and did another song, just as active as he was for the whole set. Amazing musician and performer, and as soon as you start digging you can see how much passion he puts into his work.
This was the song and video that made me fall in love with Manson, I always had to stay up late to catch it on MTV :) He is an excellent artist in many aspects
"You should ask WHY they're watching it." I wish my mother felt that way but her extreme religious views stopped that from happening. I couldn't watch these things until I was older.
@@4W0RD5 I know!!! So open minded!! My Dad is pretty cool but My Mom isn't. Never was!! I'm almost 42 and there are still things I can't tell my Mom. I'd catch hell if she knew it all.
So glad you did this one. Love Marilyn Manson alot. Also, could you get into The band Arch Enemy and the band In This Moment. Please!!! Love you guys a lot. Keep Rocking Grannies.
Loving these reactions ladies, huge Manson fan here. My mother took one look at him and said "oh it's your Alice cooper" ...its a gimmick. She got it immediately. Big love from England!!
I thought my daughter was crazy for liking him. But since i have starred listening to him. There's more there than i thought. I like the way he does cry little sister. I hope y'all will consider reacting to that song. My favorite band is Rammstein. Hope y'all do more reactions.
OMG I'm so early!!! YES!!!! So happy to be part of the #GrannySquad! #EarlySquad too! Love ya ladies! Can't wait to grab a coffee or tea with ya gals and gab about music and what not!
I love the Original and think,that Brian did a damned good Cover of it....he made it to his OWN Song......its comparable to Simon/Garfunkel = Disturbed and NIN = Cash ......and that how a Cover should be!
I have been a fan of Marilyn Manson since I was a teenager! His music has been a part of my life ever since. I still listen and love him. I am turning 43 this year.🥰🥰🥰🥰
One of my favorite covers ever. When you listen to the lyrics, they’re a bit disturbing and Manson’s version is so much more fitting, in my opinion, than the original.
Ladies, congrats on hitting 100K subscribers! I knew it was only a matter of time, and it's taken no time at all! You two should be very proud. You've earned it! 🖤🤘🏻
I was one of those Kids in wierd places for Manson... Between his AWESOME music, and his soft, well spoken appearances on talk shows... he helped me a LOT in HS.
This brings me back to my highschool days when i was a rowdy ass kid always getting into fights Mansons music was something that just helped me feel not so alone in the world
Great video, Mr Manson got me through a tough time in my life, Just to know someone else was feeling the same way I did was a relief. I'm glad I have you as my Granma's.
I saw it performed live, before the Smells Like Children EP came out... It blew everyone's minds in the crowd, and I'm sure we all bought it when it hit the shelves.
Manson is a marketing genius. He knows people will be disturbed and challenged when they see the imagery he puts out, it's part of his shtick and it's worked well for him (cha ching $$$). However, Ido feel like you paid more attention to the imagery than the song itself and the musicality of it. Ladies just know he is an extremely intelligent and sensitive human being. Huge Manson fan here and hope someday one of you lovely ladies will look any of his interviews where you get to see the man behind a mask.
You just made my day when you said that he did young people a service by getting that message out there, thank you both for having such open minds. Manson was practically the devil when I was in high school, didn't get to listen to him much until college and I've been a huge fan ever since. Thank you both again and have a great day!
This is the kind of old people that deserve to live the longest without problems (not because they love metal but because they seem so wonderful and loving)
You ladies are EVERYTHING TERRIFIC. I am rarely speechless, but seeing you two ROCKING those Slayer & Slipknot shirts are THE GREATEST thing I've seen in like ever! God bless you both now & always❤️
A friend of mine played guitar for MM filling in after John 5 left. I have hung out with Marilyn a few times he's very smart, well read, well spoken and pretty funny.
He´s just a raw form of truth for me. Startet listening to him in ´95, He just offered something completly new to us young peoble back then. He just want peoble to start using our minds and speak our mind...and listen :-)
I'm 14 and this is probably my favorite song to play on guitar and this is the first video I've seen by you 2 and I immedietaly subscribed😂 great video
Known Manson (Brian Warner to me) since like 1990, to me he's a good friend, a very smart guy, and owner of the largest lunchbox collection I have ever seen. Used to hang out with him a lot back in Florida when he was coming up in the name of Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids...but he is a good guy.
I love what the two of you are doing! I was introduced to Manson in 6th grade and instantly became a fan. If you get a chance listen to “1996” or “The Reflecting God”.
I don't know your musical background but if you happen to remember Alice Cooper back in the 70's there was a similar reaction to his performances. Decapitations on stage, horror elements, face paint, it was all intended to shock the audience. Marilyn Manson took the same concept and pushed it further.
I was bullied to the point I wanted to drop out of school but music for me through without doing anything bad and Marilyn Manson was someone I listened to a lot during school.
Marilyn Manson has been one of my favourites since I was 10 years old. I just think the band as a whole is incredible. My favourite song by them is Cake & Sodomy.
“Do you think you’re misunderstood?”
“No, I just think that I’m understood differently by everybody.”
-Marilyn Manson
Now where was that?
@@RoRo-vr6wx Manson has said this in a interview
@@keoniwoodsren name of d interview
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@@RoRo-vr6wx it was with Larry King in November 2017
Manson is one of the most intelligent “rockers” out there.
His shows are so fun live
Uhm no. Maynard from Tool.
@@raveneyes7191 she said "one" of the most why does that deserve a no?
Eastwood Unforgiven because reading comprehension must not be her thing.
My favorite since 1996.. Lol
He may be weird, and very bazaar,...but he's very smart and creative.
Yeaah. And Till Lindemann too )
Bizarre*
@@gulasallindemann9256 Yeah, Till too, but not as much as Manson. Bowie and Manson are pretty similar, though.
@@gray01216 but Till is very intelligent person in interviews and very smart person when he is talking). If you have seen his interviews. Yeah Mansonn too
@@gulasallindemann9256 Yes, he is very smart too, but as i said, not as much as Manson.
Ladies - please watch the clip of Manson's interview from Bowling for Columbine. If you like him now, you'll love him after you hear what he has to say.
The Columbine shooters actually didn't listen to Manson; in fact, they were not fans at all. He just happened to be the big controversial rock star of the moment, so the media pointed the finger at him.
I agree
Couldn't agree more. I remember watching that with my dad over 15 years ago. He did a complete 180 on Manson. I actually think that interview changed his views on metal music in general. Always thought its just a bunch of senseless noise
@@joshrobertson9614 SPOILERS!!!
That was one of the best parts of the doc. Powerful!
They asked him what he would say to the killers if he could. He replied “I wouldn’t say anything to them. I’d listen to them. That’s what nobody did.”
Marilyn Manson's music has gotten me through the hardest, darkest, most intense times of my life.
Yup come on the Manson can always rely on his music to get you through
he’s still getting me through so much i honestly don’t think i’d still be here if it weren’t for him
MM saved my life when therapy couldn't. I had a long history of depression and suicidal thoughts/attempts until he helped me feel comfortable in my own skin. Been there since the beginning of this awesome band/singer.
Yeah, exact same here. Way before I started therapy, which is something I have barely started, the ones that helped me in both my best and worst times were both Marilyn and Korn. I still listen to these two religiously, and I cannot wait for MM's new album.
@CazMatazz Yes, that too, little kid, that too.
Grannies in Slipknot and Slayer T-shirts? I seen all in this life.
Иван Мамай period
Better than all of the fashion whores wearing shirts because "they look cool". 2RG are more authentic than most people you meet at concerts. They wear it because they like the music. Fuck the rest! (Also so much respect for these two ladies for being so nice and open minded)
Cold Void 616 alrighty
I was a kid back then. It was like having someone hold your hand while everyone else was so busy trying to "fix" or "change" you. I guess there is always that sort of icon for every generation.
Yeah I've been listening to Manson for a year, and the first days for my parents I was another person, a stranger, but they understood that I like both him and metal in general in all its genres
You have no idea how on point your comment is. I was 10 when I first heard him and it felt like a soft heavy blanket wrapped around me and told me it’s ok to be weird.
Probably Bowie for the other gen
"Michael Moore:
If you were to talk directly to the kids at Columbine or the people in that community, what would you say to them if they were here right now?
Marilyn Manson:
I wouldn't say a single word to them, I would listen to what they have to say and that's what no one did."
- short interview piece from documentary movie Bowling for Columbine, 2002.
And people wondered why we turn to him and not our families and teachers.
👏👏👏👏👍❤
"I think this guy could be a real nightmare"
Marylin Manson: Thank you
:D
It’s true what everybody says, he’s a very smart person. Intelligent, knowledgeable, and well spoken. I’d actually be super interested to see a reaction to some of his interviews from the past. Especially ones dating back to the late 90s or so where he would be accused of influencing school shootings and other violent crimes. His responses were always so calm and composed, and even more so they were logical and made you think.
You could tell a lot of interviewers just thought they were going to have an easy time tearing apart the “freak show” and were very taken back by his responses.
Check out his Cover Version of SOFT CELL's "Tainted Love" !!!
Fantastic song from the original video as well
YESSSS!!!!
It was Gloria Jones
I definitely believe Marilyn Manson's covers of a lot of new wave songs really highlight their meaning/intention with his sound anesthetic. Generally new wave seems to be portrayed as pop or light, but even radio favorites like "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" are pretty gib and dark.
@@lavozdealma haven't heard of that song
You’re totally Right, he helped a lot of people, Marilyn Manson helped me through one of the hardest and darkest periods of my life ♥️ if I hadn’t had his music and his videos during that time I don’t know how I would have gotten through. I learned a lot about myself thanks to him too. I’m very thankful.
You ladies are great stuff, love your reactions!
I really enjoy both versions of this song; Marylin's and the original.
It’s that wow factor plus it’s just Manson. The man is a Lyrical genius almost all his music that he’s written makes you sit there and think deeply about stuff
“I think as a parent instead of not letting them watch this, you should find out why they are watching this”
Manson has said before since his name derives from Marilyn Monroe which would have been the good of society and Charles Manson the bad of society, his name is the good and bad of society. Think about it. There is a lot of "positive music videos and songs" out there but then you have Manson who people may think is "really disturbing or bad". So he balances the world out. You can't have the good without the bad. Might I suggest "Coma White", "Personal Jesus"', "I Don't Like The Drugs But The Drugs Like Me", "mOBSCENE", "Tainted Love" are are really good ones he has made. He is a really good artist and makes a very good point with lyrics. He is also very intelligent when you listen to his interviews. Thanks Grannies! Love this channel ❤
Anything from Mechanical Animals, pure gold!
React to Marilyn Manson- Coma White
Great song!
they should do reactions to all Marilyn Manson's interviews.
Omg do Manson V Oreilly yes
I just love you ladies! I love how open minded you are. It took me a long time to come around to Manson, I judged him so hard in the beginning but then I forced myself to sit down and actually watch interviews and like you said, find out why. Once I realized why, I felt my mind open! Now I absolutely adore Manson and think he's a creative genius. Keep up the awesomeness!!
Well, that is interesting because I had almost the same experience! I love metal and punk, and Alice Cooper is one of my favorites, but for some reason Manson unnerved me, so I decided to find out why. Turns out we are a lot alike LOL
Like you, he is now one of my favorites. I adore him. I'd love to meet him just to sit down and have a conversation with him. He's so intelligent, he would be so much fun and so interesting to talk to.
For next Manson song I would suggest Mobscene. It's one of my favorites from him.
And (S)ain't 🖤🤘🖤🤘🖤🤘🖤🤘🖤🤘
Marilyn Manson-Dope Show
If you like "sweet dreams" then listen to mansons cover of "tainted love" and "cry little sister"
While I have been a huge Manson fan for more than 20 years, I would recommend most of their discography over Cry Little Sister. It's a good song originally and their treatment of it didn't really improve the track.
Manson used to wear this eyeball ring all the time and I always loved it and I found out a couple years ago that my brother in law was the one who freakin gave it to him!!!!
This was the first song I ever heard from Manson. I think this was really sort of his break out song where a lot more people became aware of him. And I was like 12 or 13 years old when this came out... I'd never seen anything like it. I became instantly fascinated by him and I've been a fan ever since.
In regards to the Columbine shooting: The media nearly destroyed his career by blaming him, and the shitty part was that the kids who shot all those people didn't even like his music.
This was me exactly. My first exposure to him and it blew my mind
For your next Manson song, I suggest you watch "Rock is Dead"
Please react to Long Hard Road Out Of Hell by Manson
WHAT A GREAT SONG AND THE MUSIC VIDEO IS BEAUTIFUL TOO
So good, video too.
I just love you both! I've decided that you're my surrogate grannies since both of mine are gone now. Thanks for always rockin out! ❤
looking on TH-cam at 15 marilyn rites
this initial riff is magnificent, I wish my band created one of these 🤘🤘🤘🤘
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this song is such a classic, i remember crying when i heard it for the first time because it was so good LOL
Damn - I was creeped out the first time I heard this!
Well nice vid but pls react to Marilyn Manson the dope show I've been begging for u to chk that out pls pls pls
YES
@@mybraineatseverything7404 yup
Yes yes and hell yes
@@bsbznumber1fan 🤘
yes! dope show and get your gunn
Manson is one of the greatest ever. Loved him then, still love him now.
Marilyn Manson got me through being a teenager. A voice that understood my confusion and feeling out of place. If given the opportunity I would thank him for being a voice that shaped, and in many ways, saved me
Grannie Hayes, you are one smart and intelligent woman. "Find out why they are listening to this" wow... Just wow!
This was the first Manson song I heard and I've been a fan ever since. Manson does fantastic covers. Other covers he did .....
Tainted Love
Personal Jesus
God's Gonna Cut You Down
Cat's Eyes W/ Shooter Jennings
This is Halloween
Highway to Hell
This is the song that really shot MM up to the top and helped him become a household name (whether in a positive or negative light).
If you listen without looking you’ll hear one of the most beautiful magnificent voices you’ve ever heard -theatrical- shock rock I’m a granny and I love him
I kept thinking about how my own granny would react if I had showed her a Marilyn Manson video. They took it a lot better than I think she would have. Love these two.
I love this story, but my mom had the pleasure of seeing Manson live once. She and her friend had seats around the edge of the stadium they were at, and they could kinda see backstage. She said he was up running around the stage, very active for the whole show, and then after the last song he went backstage and literally collapsed into the arms of a couple of his roadies exhausted. Marilyn Manson, being the icon he was, of course started getting chants for an encore. She said he caught his breath for a moment, and went back out and did another song, just as active as he was for the whole set.
Amazing musician and performer, and as soon as you start digging you can see how much passion he puts into his work.
One of my favorite music vids
Congratulations on getting a hundred thousand subscribers!
You should watch the video called 10 time Marilyn Manson out classed interviewers. You would be very surprise how smart and intellectual he is.
He is a creative genius
His cover of Tainted Love is also really good
We all know granny on the left has watched so many sci-fi. Probably every sci-fi has ever been made.
Just discovered this channel. Ladies, you rock! The world needs more of you!
I would love to watch a “making of” Manson videos. SO creative!
Please do (s)AINT by Marilyn Manson, and make sure it's the uncensored version :D
Omg, no. 🤣
This was the song and video that made me fall in love with Manson, I always had to stay up late to catch it on MTV :) He is an excellent artist in many aspects
"You should ask WHY they're watching it." I wish my mother felt that way but her extreme religious views stopped that from happening. I couldn't watch these things until I was older.
Imagine how much better the world would be if more parents were like this
@@4W0RD5 I know!!! So open minded!! My Dad is pretty cool but My Mom isn't. Never was!! I'm almost 42 and there are still things I can't tell my Mom. I'd catch hell if she knew it all.
No matter what answer you gave, your mother likely would’ve just thought the reason why you were watching it was because Satan was influencing you.
@@autumnphillips151 yes!!! Exactly!! She would also say my sexuality is because I'm possessed by a demon.
@@bobbilowery2975 thats rough dude. Glad you got through it.
I love Marilyn Manson have been a fan since 1995. Take care of yourselves sweet ladies
So glad you did this one. Love Marilyn Manson alot. Also, could you get into The band Arch Enemy and the band In This Moment. Please!!! Love you guys a lot. Keep Rocking Grannies.
I second In This Moment
Loving these reactions ladies, huge Manson fan here. My mother took one look at him and said "oh it's your Alice cooper" ...its a gimmick. She got it immediately. Big love from England!!
Motionless In White - Immaculate Misconception
YES!
I’m sure they’ll be able to see the influence
Please do Manson’s cover of Tainted Love! Love the Grannies!
this was awsome! ive seen manson 3 times when he started out.
first album and the next two. good times!
good job grannies!
This gonna be me when I'm old😂
I thought my daughter was crazy for liking him. But since i have starred listening to him. There's more there than i thought.
I like the way he does cry little sister. I hope y'all will consider reacting to that song.
My favorite band is Rammstein. Hope y'all do more reactions.
OMG I'm so early!!! YES!!!! So happy to be part of the #GrannySquad! #EarlySquad too! Love ya ladies! Can't wait to grab a coffee or tea with ya gals and gab about music and what not!
I love the Original and think,that Brian did a damned good Cover of it....he made it to his OWN Song......its comparable to Simon/Garfunkel = Disturbed and NIN = Cash ......and that how a Cover should be!
Please react to SABATON - BISMARCK and Field of Verdun
I have been a fan of Marilyn Manson since I was a teenager! His music has been a part of my life ever since. I still listen and love him. I am turning 43 this year.🥰🥰🥰🥰
The nostalgia with this era of Manson just makes my heart flutter in the best way 💜
looking on TH-cam at 15 marilyn rites
The Dope Show is really sci-fi
One of my favorite covers ever. When you listen to the lyrics, they’re a bit disturbing and Manson’s version is so much more fitting, in my opinion, than the original.
These ladies are such a breath of fresh air. Brilliant videos, great opinions, balanced views.
A Manson video that I find strange no one reacts to is. Man that you fear. One of my absolutely favorite songs of his. Underrated for sure.
Ladies, congrats on hitting 100K subscribers! I knew it was only a matter of time, and it's taken no time at all! You two should be very proud. You've earned it! 🖤🤘🏻
I was one of those Kids in wierd places for Manson...
Between his AWESOME music, and his soft, well spoken appearances on talk shows... he helped me a LOT in HS.
THANK you ladies!!!!
This brings me back to my highschool days when i was a rowdy ass kid always getting into fights Mansons music was something that just helped me feel not so alone in the world
Great video, Mr Manson got me through a tough time in my life, Just to know someone else was feeling the same way I did was a relief. I'm glad I have you as my Granma's.
I saw it performed live, before the Smells Like Children EP came out... It blew everyone's minds in the crowd, and I'm sure we all bought it when it hit the shelves.
The live version is absolutely amazing!!! One of the best concerts I've been to
"There's lots of people just like that...lord have mercy"....I love you both!
Manson is a marketing genius. He knows people will be disturbed and challenged when they see the imagery he puts out, it's part of his shtick and it's worked well for him (cha ching $$$). However, Ido feel like you paid more attention to the imagery than the song itself and the musicality of it. Ladies just know he is an extremely intelligent and sensitive human being. Huge Manson fan here and hope someday one of you lovely ladies will look any of his interviews where you get to see the man behind a mask.
Congrats on 100k subscribers!! I love you gals. Keep on rockin' out
Yall make my heart happy! Love the videos. I send them to my 62 year old mother sometimes, depending on the band/song bc she likes some of them.
You just made my day when you said that he did young people a service by getting that message out there, thank you both for having such open minds. Manson was practically the devil when I was in high school, didn't get to listen to him much until college and I've been a huge fan ever since. Thank you both again and have a great day!
If grandma can rock out with Manson, you're metal in my book. Much love.
This is the kind of old people that deserve to live the longest without problems (not because they love metal but because they seem so wonderful and loving)
You ladies are EVERYTHING TERRIFIC. I am rarely speechless, but seeing you two ROCKING those Slayer & Slipknot shirts are THE GREATEST thing I've seen in like ever! God bless you both now & always❤️
A friend of mine played guitar for MM filling in after John 5 left. I have hung out with Marilyn a few times he's very smart, well read, well spoken and pretty funny.
He´s just a raw form of truth for me. Startet listening to him in ´95, He just offered something completly new to us young peoble back then. He just want peoble to start using our minds and speak our mind...and listen :-)
I’ve been looking forward to your reaction to this video. :) Love the channel! Congratulations on 100k subscribers!!
I'm 14 and this is probably my favorite song to play on guitar and this is the first video I've seen by you 2 and I immedietaly subscribed😂 great video
Nana King's reactions are priceless!!
Fun fact: Wrestler Masked Kane (1998) got his 'one blue eye' idea from Marilyn Manson.
Long time metal fan going on 20 plus years love your channel much love from Kansas City Missouri keep on rocking 🤘🤘🤘
Congrats for 100k grannies! Love you both
You just made my day ladies! Love you both!! This is a cover of the original Sweet Dreams
Love this song. This was the first song I remember hearing from Manson in the 90’s.
Known Manson (Brian Warner to me) since like 1990, to me he's a good friend, a very smart guy, and owner of the largest lunchbox collection I have ever seen. Used to hang out with him a lot back in Florida when he was coming up in the name of Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids...but he is a good guy.
I love what the two of you are doing! I was introduced to Manson in 6th grade and instantly became a fan. If you get a chance listen to “1996” or “The Reflecting God”.
amazing review. Manson when I was a kid did a lot for me. I am 32 now. I still find value in the music. Beyond that Manson rocks
I don't know your musical background but if you happen to remember Alice Cooper back in the 70's there was a similar reaction to his performances. Decapitations on stage, horror elements, face paint, it was all intended to shock the audience. Marilyn Manson took the same concept and pushed it further.
You should react to his cover of "Cry Little Sister" from the movie Lost Boys
!!! I must find this. Now. Thank you. I had no idea he'd done one.
It's brilliant.
I love The Lost Boys movie. It’s a great cover
Great song, not a great cover.
Thanks for doing more Manson. Please check out "Saturnalia" from his last album. It's one of his best songs ever.
I was bullied to the point I wanted to drop out of school but music for me through without doing anything bad and Marilyn Manson was someone I listened to a lot during school.
It's so cool how much I can relate to you ladies even being from different generations
Marilyn Manson has been one of my favourites since I was 10 years old. I just think the band as a whole is incredible. My favourite song by them is Cake & Sodomy.