actually no problem with that. don't you know most of musicians back in those years listened to different genres? mick harris for example, in live corruption home video says he was into cocteau twins.
Its INSANE that Lombardo is literally doing ALL THE WORK and nobody even thought to pass a camera over him even ONCE!?!?! That's like having Superman melt Antarctica with his laser vision, and the cameraman points the camera at the water. Fucking Hell.
@@brugges Dude clearly there was lots of lower quality footage at that time, and especially music like thrash bands at that time usually weren't filmed with very high quality. So a video like this stands out.
Let me clear it up: THIS IS LOMBARDO! He left after Raining Blood and came back before South of Heaven, and actually had to audition against Nick Menza to earn his spot in Slayer again
@@maxdurk4624 can cite them???, I mean I'm a big fan of slayer and never heard that story before, at the same time I'm not the official Slayer biographer so I could be wrong. I know for a fact that Dave left during the Reign in Blood tour and came back to finish it, and normally he was asked up to rejoin the band again by Kerry himself after they were having problems with Tony. Here's an 1986 interview where Jeff and Tom say this: th-cam.com/video/ahDPXwvAmKY/w-d-xo.html There are some stories about slayer that I think re just legends, for exemple you can hear Gene Hogland telling that he showed Lombardo how to play double bass during the Haunting the Chapel sessions cause he was their drum tech, a thing that KKing does not remember neither Lombardo. He was around but never was the drum tech. (or maybe they have different notions of what a drum tech is)
@@maxdurk4624 look man I found an interview where Nick mentions something interesting about auditioning for slayer!!! menzajamz.com/an-interview-with-the-legendary-drummer-nick-menza/
@@jeffstewart4162 It is the first time I've heard someone say that Kerry King was better technically than jeff Hanneman. He was not, in my humble opinion.
My neck was sore for three fucking days after headbanging for one hour for slayer on march 17th. I can't imagine how Tom's neck felt after almost 30 years.
***** one of their best songs ..... best end to a song ever definitly. Fires burning can you hear Criiiiiiiiiiies.................................. in the night!
Metallica with Cliff and early 90s Megadeth were absolutely on the same level (Metallica with Cliff was even higher IMO). But no other thrash bands on this level for sure.
My first Slayer album was "South of Heaven" (on cassette, for all my fellow old farts!). I remember thinking how slow the title track was, especially since I had read about how fast they played. I wondered if the entire album would be slow too. Well, once "Silent Scream" came on, all doubts about their speed were erased. For me, it's still one of their most brutal songs. Wish I could have seen it played live.
My first slayer cassette was Hell Awaits - absofuckinglutely was mesmerized by the opening of the title track, Loved at dawn they sleep, and went ballistic to Crypts of Eternity.
Silent Scream was the second song played in Hollywood, California on august 12, 1988. Hollywood Palladium was the venue. First was South of Heaven. Other songs from that album played live: Fight Behind the Crooked Cross, Mandatory Suicide, Ghosts of War. 🤘🎸💀
My first Slayer cassette was Reign In Blood! I bought to spite my older brother who said it would be to heavy for me even though at 13 I was into Metallica and Megadeth at the time but had never heard Slayer's music. I had a 4 hour flight to visit some relatives and it was the only thing I listened to on the flight...I was hooked!!!
To be honest I’ve seen Slayer live well over 20x in my lifetime. I can only Remember Silent Scream on a few occasions. They didn’t play it live too often . At least the shows I went to. Regardless the baddest motherfukers Live !!! Their shows were complete chaos. Broken noses , teeth knocked out. M80’s getting blown off half way through the show (MSG ..Clash of the Titans tour) 😅. Never seen anything like it my life
I had it on vinyl! I absolutely cannot STAND the production or the lack of it on that album, though--Rick Rubin's got some 'splaining to do to this day for that abysmal effort.
There was a rumor back in the 80's that the double bass on Silent Scream was overdubbed afterward in pieces (much like the cymbals on Show No Mercy). I'm so glad to see it was NOT! Go Dave GO! He is the KING of DB
It was on War Ensemble that the double bass was supposedly overdubbed. I can't remember which fanzine I read back then but it's a long story and I don't want to misquote any of it. Something about slayer's manager talking about stage presence or some shit.
@@666bpm4it was an interview in metal maniacs in 1995. Right after the first Grip inc album came out. They told Dave to either lower your Tom's or raise your seat
I count myself as truly lucky to have seen Slayer in a small club on 9-11-1990 in New Haven CT... part of their short 'Week in the Abyss' tour in the Northeast... my 1st club show...
You have got it wrong I was there 20/9/88 support band was Nuclear Assault. Also got loads of pics to prove it, so check your facts before you state these things!!!!!!!
Thank you for uploading this incredible video.Greetings from Italy...I still remember Slayer during the God hates us all tour.Jeff Hanneman was still alive and playing in the band.Many years have already gone by.Cheers!
Reign in Blood, South of Heaven, and Seasons in the Abyss are quite possibly the best 3 consecutive albums from a band ever. Many will say Ride the Lightening, Master of Puppets, and Justice for all compare, but what James and Lars did to Jason detracts from the accomplishment.
Saw them at Rock City, Nott'm on this tour, supported by Anthrax who were great fun. Found a spot in the middle of the floor where the thundering double bass kick made my whole rib cage vibrate. What an experience!! 🤙
I might have been there, 3 things I recall: 1) Not being able to hear a flaming thing for three days. 2) Not being able to look in any direction other than forward for a week. 3) Two HUGE crosses on stage with about a gigawatt of bulbs in them. I was in the circle and could feel the heat off them when the lighting guy flipped the switch, I swear the whole of Hammersmith had a brown out. I don't see the crosses here, maybe it was 87 or 89, it's all a but fuzzy.
Main my neck hurts just watching, if they got down like that now they would be hospitalized the first 3 minutes. Still doing kick ass shows though. Favorite band ever!!
The best Band in the whole Fucking World my Friend One Year before I have seen them on Stage! Together with Overkill! Fantastic. The glory four! Tom banging, Kerry with Hairs,Jeff R.i.P and the living Dynamo Mr. Lombardo! For all of you Who have seen them at this Time, Cheers for the Others, you missed the best Times. Thank you for Posting this Fantastic Video. And by the Way Silent Scream,was for a really Shorts Time in the Playlist! Cheers from Germany!
A lot of people say that James Hetfield is the ultimate rhythm guitarist in metal. I would actually give the nod to Jeff Hanneman. He picking style was absolutely insane. You almost feel sorry for his picks.
Bloody brilliant. Saw them on this tour, my first ever gig (Nuclear Assault supporting) at Nottingham Rock City. Safe to say the experience influenced me quite a bit.
I just love the style that Tom has to fuck up the lyrics. Even if the lyrics are fucked up, they are awesome! Also, awesome quality, thanks for the post!
I’m still recovering my my head banging days in the 80s and in my late 50s I’m still head banging not as fast but still🤘 “fucken slayer” 🤘thanks for posting
Man, everything about this rocks, but in particular Dave's kit sounds amazing here. The toms are absolutely thunderous, and you can tell he's really going for it. What a great recording.
now you know,why Tom have back surgery-over 25 years of heavy headbanging with no mercy for his own health big respect and megathx for the best band in the world- Hail SLAYER !!!
Damn it looked like Tom's head was gonna fly right off into the audience somewhere! I watched a documentary on slayer and Tom can't head bang anymore cause of some accident he had that made his neck stiff, slayer is so amazing and their music is powerful and the first album I heard was show no mercy then haunting the chapel then reign in blood.
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RIP Jeff Hanneman, Kerry King's Hair and Tom Araya's Neck.
+gervic23 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Best Fucking comment I have ever read on TH-cam! Hilarious!
Also, Dave Lombardo's interest in Slayer.
hahahahahahaha nice one
...and Slayer in general
Imagine headbanging to Slayer while *being* Slayer...
Wannabe 😬
Tom was a true pioneer in the art of banging the head!!!
That's very Slayer-like. 🤘🐐🤘
Oh yeah
Garth, that was a haiku 🙃
Imagine being there in the 1980's, an era of synth pop and soft rock.
I don't have to imagine. I remember.
There was PLENTY of speed and thrash metal well in the early 80's. Fast as a shark by Accept released in 1982 makes this look like childs play.
@@Adrian-wd4rn Fast as A Shark is a pop song compared to this. With its disco Abba sounding chorus GTFOH with that.
@@josephreelz7617 LMFAO, imagine saying something as stupid as you did, and thinking you won the internet with it. I wish I was that stupid.
actually no problem with that. don't you know most of musicians back in those years listened to different genres?
mick harris for example, in live corruption home video says he was into cocteau twins.
Its INSANE that Lombardo is literally doing ALL THE WORK and nobody even thought to pass a camera over him even ONCE!?!?!
That's like having Superman melt Antarctica with his laser vision, and the cameraman points the camera at the water.
Fucking Hell.
He doesn’t get NEARLY the amount of credit he deserves
the shooting crew just didn't have that kind of sense
@@字伏-o4r nor did the lighting crew
RIP Jeff Hanneman and Kerry King's HAIR, and TOM Araya's neck.
No wonder Tom Araya has had 3 neck and back surgeries! His hair must have weighed at ton standing still!
verve92 I was gonna make the same exact comment. LOL!
Did you guys notice the Tom's shirt "Sex, Murder, Art" as the song put on Divine intervention like 10+ years later...Very cool...
Aleksandar Popovski Nah, just 6 years later, but still cool.
Thanks for the observation. Yes, interresting. Wonder where it came from? Bundy's life motto?
MrUncucked 1994
@@Bumbaclot213 Thats 6 years
Very underrated album
for 1988 this footage and audio is insane!
Audio equipment wasn't crap back then
It's 1988, not 1948...
This is BBC footage from a Documentary by the Arena programme in the 80’s.
@@brugges Dude clearly there was lots of lower quality footage at that time, and especially music like thrash bands at that time usually weren't filmed with very high quality. So a video like this stands out.
0:17 no wonder he damaged his neck. Man looks possessed
Let me clear it up: THIS IS LOMBARDO! He left after Raining Blood and came back before South of Heaven, and actually had to audition against Nick Menza to earn his spot in Slayer again
Nick's amazing but Dave just has something special
hummmm where did you got that Nick Menza info????
Ignacio Millapani I can't seem to find it with a VERY cursory search but I have heard it from at least 2 sources
@@maxdurk4624 can cite them???, I mean I'm a big fan of slayer and never heard that story before, at the same time I'm not the official Slayer biographer so I could be wrong. I know for a fact that Dave left during the Reign in Blood tour and came back to finish it, and normally he was asked up to rejoin the band again by Kerry himself after they were having problems with Tony.
Here's an 1986 interview where Jeff and Tom say this:
th-cam.com/video/ahDPXwvAmKY/w-d-xo.html
There are some stories about slayer that I think re just legends, for exemple you can hear Gene Hogland telling that he showed Lombardo how to play double bass during the Haunting the Chapel sessions cause he was their drum tech, a thing that KKing does not remember neither Lombardo. He was around but never was the drum tech. (or maybe they have different notions of what a drum tech is)
@@maxdurk4624 look man I found an interview where Nick mentions something interesting about auditioning for slayer!!!
menzajamz.com/an-interview-with-the-legendary-drummer-nick-menza/
Jeff was and will always be the soul of Slayer. Great song writer. Great riffs and solos written by him. He made Slayer SLAYER!
Sure I did!
All 4 members made Slayer SLAYER
KK was arguably better technically but Jeff gave it life. Best guitar shredder duo of all time
@@jeffstewart4162 It is the first time I've heard someone say that Kerry King was better technically than jeff Hanneman. He was not, in my humble opinion.
Go listen to the divine intervention album@@Ingremance
My neck was sore for three fucking days after headbanging for one hour for slayer on march 17th. I can't imagine how Tom's neck felt after almost 30 years.
surgery
silent scream is deep man. an unexplored masterpiece.
2:21 times are approximate
***** one of their best songs ..... best end to a song ever definitly.
Fires burning can you hear
Criiiiiiiiiiies.................................. in the night!
No one had the balls to sing about it.Almost 30 years after and here we are and all are still pussies lol.All about the money
It's one of my favorite SLAYER songs.
Tom fucked up the lyrics, here
Hats off to everyone that saw Slayer when Tom could still scream and Kerry had hair!
I saw them on this tour in Chicago it was a killer show..i still got the ticket stub...
Clash of the Titans Tour '91 🤘⚡️
"Silent Scream" is the ultimate thrash song.
And a true display of raw and intense double bass. Silent Scream should've been in every Slayer setlist. But they only broke it out occassionally
@@b.nash.7778 probably too much to do night after night, though it was there for the entire South of Heaven tour if I’m not mistaken.
0:02 - 0:06 Marching out like the Metal soldiers they were \m/
The Gaming Ground they are*
It's almost like AC/DC's Malcolm & Cliff
Steve Bermeo were*
@@StevExMachinafaster than dyers eve
Double bass on Silent Scream, Daves the man
Holy shit. Tom Arayas Headbanging has to had set some kind of record
John Blaze probably why he had to have back surgery.
@@JackMRaganIII because*
@@JackMRaganIII His headbanging is the reason he needed neck and back surgeries.
all the creative names are taken That’s why his neck is so massive and muscular
That is very bad for the neck...
This headbanging is still unmatched today - amazing!
the double bass is godly! Slayer in their prime.
THIS Slayer is untoucheable. No thrash metal band gets even closer. The Black Metal inspiration makes a huge plus too
Metallica with Cliff and early 90s Megadeth were absolutely on the same level (Metallica with Cliff was even higher IMO). But no other thrash bands on this level for sure.
My first Slayer album was "South of Heaven" (on cassette, for all my fellow old farts!). I remember thinking how slow the title track was, especially since I had read about how fast they played. I wondered if the entire album would be slow too. Well, once "Silent Scream" came on, all doubts about their speed were erased. For me, it's still one of their most brutal songs. Wish I could have seen it played live.
My first slayer cassette was Hell Awaits - absofuckinglutely was mesmerized by the opening of the title track, Loved at dawn they sleep, and went ballistic to Crypts of Eternity.
Silent Scream was the second song played in Hollywood, California on august 12, 1988. Hollywood Palladium was the venue. First was South of Heaven. Other songs from that album played live: Fight Behind the Crooked Cross, Mandatory Suicide, Ghosts of War. 🤘🎸💀
My first Slayer cassette was Reign In Blood! I bought to spite my older brother who said it would be to heavy for me even though at 13 I was into Metallica and Megadeth at the time but had never heard Slayer's music. I had a 4 hour flight to visit some relatives and it was the only thing I listened to on the flight...I was hooked!!!
To be honest I’ve seen Slayer live well over 20x in my lifetime. I can only Remember Silent Scream on a few occasions. They didn’t play it live too often . At least the shows I went to. Regardless the baddest motherfukers Live !!! Their shows were complete chaos. Broken noses , teeth knocked out. M80’s getting blown off half way through the show (MSG ..Clash of the Titans tour) 😅. Never seen anything like it my life
I had it on vinyl! I absolutely cannot STAND the production or the lack of it on that album, though--Rick Rubin's got some 'splaining to do to this day for that abysmal effort.
There was a rumor back in the 80's that the double bass on Silent Scream was overdubbed afterward in pieces (much like the cymbals on Show No Mercy). I'm so glad to see it was NOT! Go Dave GO! He is the KING of DB
It was on War Ensemble that the double bass was supposedly overdubbed. I can't remember which fanzine I read back then but it's a long story and I don't want to misquote any of it. Something about slayer's manager talking about stage presence or some shit.
@@666bpm4 fucking Rubin wanted him to sit up higher so people could see him
He's a dickweed 😂
I don’t think so, he can perform it live right?
@@666bpm4it was an interview in metal maniacs in 1995. Right after the first Grip inc album came out. They told Dave to either lower your Tom's or raise your seat
@@Count_Orlock Yep for the Decade Of Aggression recording, they decided the audience wanted to see him. and it fucked up his positioning.
When metal was metal. And fun. 😎
First proper gig, Slayer 1988 Nottingham rock city.....16 years old, after that nothing was the same ever again !
My first slayer show was clash of the titans, Birmingham October 13, 1990. Saw them on their farewell tour in 2019
Why do I like Slayer so much ?
I saw the South of Heaven tour in Hollywood august 12, 1988. Silent Scream was the second song they played that night. First was South of Heaven. 🤘🎸💀
Tom Araya once had the strongest neck of this world!
The best headbangers band. SLAYER. 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Slayer fans from Philippines
I had to slower the video to see exactly how Tom was headbanging. Unreal. Blew my mind!
Tom was a true pioneer in the fine art of head banging!!!
He has neck problems now
Saw them three days after this show at Newcastle City Hall. Happy days. 🤘
they were in their PRIME for this concert holy crap, they are so in sync with eachother. So sick.
My first gig was Slayer in 88 at Manchester Apollo. This is awesome, thanks for posting
You got Kerry King soloing in one corner, Jeff Haneman in another..... But you focus on Araya thumping the bass?!!
Matthew Brown and dave on the drums
You forget how primitive Video kit was in 1988.
I was at this gig, Nuclear Assault supported them. It was just an amazing night!
I count myself as truly lucky to have seen Slayer in a small club on 9-11-1990 in New Haven CT... part of their short 'Week in the Abyss' tour in the Northeast... my 1st club show...
Was that at Toads Place?
@@gringoprimero Toads Place it was!
this was 1st shown on BBC2 tv, Heavy metal heaven. Tom was described as a corkscrew of curls whilst headbanging at start of raining blood!!!!
Yeah and napalm death
Slayer es una de esas bandas que jamás dejas de escuchar, apesar de los años y madurez musical que tengas.
This band was so mighty at this point in time. Sad that they became such a caricature of themselves over the last 30 years
What are you talking about?
The baby inside the mother's womb starts headbanging to Silent Scream: 2:28
i Miss Tom's HeadBangin
Facts
I miss Slayer's Shows
@@desdeacaaquiensabecuando I wish I could have gone to one
I was at this show and it still rocks, a totally awesome band.
metallica1951 No you weren't.
You have got it wrong I was there 20/9/88 support band was Nuclear Assault. Also got loads of pics to prove it, so check your facts before you state these things!!!!!!!
Just found my ticket stub for the show Block 10 Row A Seat 19 20/9/88 Tuesday.
DAM first support.
@@metallica1951 Got'em!!
they're chromatic dexterity exercises spread out into full-length songs, and that's what's so great about them.
Thank you for uploading this incredible video.Greetings from Italy...I still remember Slayer during the God hates us all tour.Jeff Hanneman was still alive and playing in the band.Many years have already gone by.Cheers!
Best band ever.
My first Slayer gig ever, and what a great show it was too!
ikr it was one of the best.!
Best headbanger of all time tom araya!, and i love how he went from raining blood to silent scream, great vid \m/
elchupacabra8669
Corpesgrinder might have something to say about that !!?
@@kasperrieberg3495 Tom Araya vs Corpsegrinder
They were never better than this IMO. No one came close
Reign in Blood, South of Heaven, and Seasons in the Abyss are quite possibly the best 3 consecutive albums from a band ever. Many will say Ride the Lightening, Master of Puppets, and Justice for all compare, but what James and Lars did to Jason detracts from the accomplishment.
Blast from the past, 17 years old on mischief night seeing the boys playing in Philly God I miss those days, Fucking Brilliant
Slayer love them best band in the world
OMFG, this fucking rules! And I saw them live 5 times in the 80's - best Thrash Metal band EVER
When Slayer slayed !
Saw them at Rock City, Nott'm on this tour, supported by Anthrax who were great fun. Found a spot in the middle of the floor where the thundering double bass kick made my whole rib cage vibrate. What an experience!! 🤙
I was there. MOSH!
Don't get to see Silent Scream live often. Excellent!!!!
I might have been there, 3 things I recall: 1) Not being able to hear a flaming thing for three days. 2) Not being able to look in any direction other than forward for a week. 3) Two HUGE crosses on stage with about a gigawatt of bulbs in them. I was in the circle and could feel the heat off them when the lighting guy flipped the switch, I swear the whole of Hammersmith had a brown out. I don't see the crosses here, maybe it was 87 or 89, it's all a but fuzzy.
The first 3 that night SOUTH OF HEAVEN RAINING BLOOD SILENT SCREAM so awesome!!🤟🤟🤟
This was fuckin' killer!! Thanks for uploading this!!
I guess Lombardo doesn’t count in the eyes of the cameramen 🤷♂️
At that time, he also did not appear in interviews as often as Tom and Kerry.
I tried to headbang next to tom at the beginning to see if could last that long...I'm having neck surgery tomorrow, wish me luck.
They are simply the best!
No joke with that headbanging lol, they were on their prime here.
Phenomenal footage.
Dave Lombardo drums is insane on this
Even after Reign in Blood & South of Heaven they were still playing the 'smaller' venues. No justice but they got there in the end!
i can understand araya had neck damage with all this extreme headbanging
Great tour. They were doing Chemical Warfare into Ghosts of War on this tour. Good times. 🤘
They were an absolute machine !!!!
Saw them one of the last times they were all together at the cow palace! Best show ever 🤘🏼
Them slayer shirts were like $10 at the show..i bought 2 of them...
Grande tom!! primera vez q te veo bangear de esa forma!! Saludos
Main my neck hurts just watching, if they got down like that now they would be hospitalized the first 3 minutes. Still doing kick ass shows though. Favorite band ever!!
Absolutely epic. The pinnacle of speed thrash, from the Masters.
The best Band in the whole Fucking World my Friend One Year before I have seen them on Stage! Together with Overkill! Fantastic. The glory four! Tom banging, Kerry with Hairs,Jeff R.i.P and the living Dynamo Mr. Lombardo! For all of you Who have seen them at this Time, Cheers for the Others, you missed the best Times. Thank you for Posting this Fantastic Video. And by the Way Silent Scream,was for a really Shorts Time in the Playlist! Cheers from Germany!
No wonder why Tom had neck and back surgery later in life.
When this pops up in your reccomended 11 years after it's upload 🤘great way to start the day!
A lot of people say that James Hetfield is the ultimate rhythm guitarist in metal. I would actually give the nod to Jeff Hanneman. He picking style was absolutely insane. You almost feel sorry for his picks.
Slayers prime. ❤😊
I was 17 when i bought the tape and it was my fave. Still nostalgic about this
Was lucky enough to see them at the Manchester show on the SOH tour a few days before.
me and a mate were at this,2nd row, dead center! stone deaf for over a week afterwards,lol.
Tom headbang is legendary...no one can match that...👍👍🤘🤘
George corpsegrinder bests it!!
Best years 82 - 89
Tom Araya - vocals, bass, headbanging
Bloody brilliant. Saw them on this tour, my first ever gig (Nuclear Assault supporting) at Nottingham Rock City. Safe to say the experience influenced me quite a bit.
I just love the style that Tom has to fuck up the lyrics. Even if the lyrics are fucked up, they are awesome! Also, awesome quality, thanks for the post!
I’m still recovering my my head banging days in the 80s and in my late 50s I’m still head banging not as fast but still🤘 “fucken slayer” 🤘thanks for posting
Saw Slayer on this Tour in Edinburgh 1988
I saw this tour in Providence, RI October 88’. Overkill opened and the fans ripped out half the seats on the theatre floor. 14 years old!
Man, everything about this rocks, but in particular Dave's kit sounds amazing here. The toms are absolutely thunderous, and you can tell he's really going for it. What a great recording.
Thats not Dave Lombardo, WTF are you talking about?
Sorry, I don’t quite follow- who do you think it is?
Good recording . I can actually hear Toms Bass . This was about the time he really started to come into his own .
Tom's headbanging is what neck surgeries are made of. He's living proof.
Thanks for the vid, what a treat to see them perform Silent Scream live!
Lo mejor de Slayer.. Ahora cuando amaneciste bebiendo.
Desastre total en tu mente..
Buen tema amigos...
If you don't like SLAYER.... Your fucking loss....
This tour was the best thing ever.
now you know,why Tom have back surgery-over 25 years of heavy headbanging with no mercy for his own health
big respect and megathx for the best band in the world- Hail SLAYER !!!
Damn it looked like Tom's head was gonna fly right off into the audience somewhere! I watched a documentary on slayer and Tom can't head bang anymore cause of some accident he had that made his neck stiff, slayer is so amazing and their music is powerful and the first album I heard was show no mercy then haunting the chapel then reign in blood.
This was filmed by the BBC, I remember watching a documentary that they did about metal in the late 80's
th-cam.com/video/LqiS1CVuLWU/w-d-xo.html
Any last minute Christmas gift, that bass would be nice, never seen a wave like that
I was there and it was AWESOME🤘🏻🤘🏻
SLAYER NATION 4EVR!