Why Don’t More Black People Like Heavy Metal? Terrance Hobbs on Landry.Audio
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IM BLACK AND I LOVE HEAVY METAL & ROCK/ HARD ROCK
Yes, it's my life. I've been a metalhead for 13 years. Check out Archspire.
Same dude 🤟🏾
Being a Black 16-17 Year Old My Favorite subgenre of Metal being Death Metal. (And Punk/Hard Rock)
I’m getting so into heavy metal and I never was I just liked rock but now I am just bored with the music these days and have fallen in love with metal.
Rock on 🤘🏾 mate
As a 30yr old black man. I can say I love both heavy metal and rap! I grew up on Tupac, Biggie and Slipknot, SOAD and Korn. I feel like both genres are similar to each other. The deep feelings and dark emotions in metal music is echoed in rap. You gotta listen closer. And as a rapper, I got a lot of my inspiration from Corey Taylor. Music has no color and if you discount a whole genre becuase a certain "color" people listen to it. Then you are truly missing out
I am a black woman and love metal!
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Same here!
Same!
Same!
Same right here 🤚
As an almost 40-year-old black woman I've been rocking out to classic rock/heavy metal since my teen years. I've gotten alot of strange looks from people, but I don't care! This type of music is in my blood.
I am a black male & I LOVE metal. Terrance is my inspiration 🤘🏽😁
I'm black and I LOVE metal!!! My parents hated me listening to it when growing up as a teenager and even broke a couple of my CDs because they thought it was "devil's music" Well that music got me through some rough times in my life growing up and gave me the proper channel for my anger as a teen.
My parent think so tooo, they think I'm possessed and come from the devil 😂
Check this out.....after your parents new about his newest escapades.......I bet they were R. Kelley Fans though 👍 Right?
Yo I know what you mean. I have a decrepit birth shirt and when I'd be wearing the first thing somebody would ask me is if I was a satanist? Like what?😂
That was quite common, among a lot of Southern Baptist preachers, to see all rock and roll as the devil's music. People don't realize but even Martin Luther King referred to rock and roll as the devil's music.
@@markpitt2474 they never cared for R Kelly honestly lol
As a black man heavy metal opened my ears and they haven’t closed since
I m black i love metal music
As a black guy from 🇨🇦, I stick to rock n metal every year still rocking it
Being black, it’s hard to find other black metal heads/musicians, especially in the Stoner/Doom genre
Im Indian American. Most of them are wiggers
HI IM HERE , LOVE DOOM METAL,
I’ve heard one guy, who is black and into Metal, was mocked by his culture, saying why are you listening to “white boy music?”. I love King’s X, Mothers Finest. Hendrix had the same grief.
Sadly, that's been the experience of all the black folks I know who like rock and metal. But it goes both ways, sadly, you know the kinds of things that got said to white dudes listening to rap some years back
It was black Americans who invented Rock N Roll, it was black American guitarists who came up with the idea of gain/distortion in guitar amplifiers.
It's NOT the "culture." It's some Black people who don't know their history who say things like that. Don't be so quick to paint us all with the same brush. I mean, look at the comments. Obviously there are a lot of us.
I'm Black and I Love Hard Rock and Heavy Metal ( Led Zeppelin, Thin Lizzy, Judas Priest, Ratt, Hirax, Skid Row, Living Colour, The Darkness, Nightwish, Steel Panther and Cobra Spell)🤘🏿
Rock music is truly black music ,
Chuck berry , Little Richard, jimi Hendrix
Little Richard was mentoring Living Colour and he said that the black community has been told they have to be able to dance to the music for it to be black.
That’s bulshit
I've been a metalhead for 13 years, I'm also Goth. I'm a black guy.. it's aggravating being a loner in what I like.. I'm a musician. I've been playing keyboard for 14 years. I play Black Metal, and Symphonic Cradle Of Filth type stuff.. Metal is my life and existence.. I wear band shirts, battle vest, Platform Boots, Chains on my pants.. I put my hair in a afro goth curly hairstyle. My hair is short/medium length.. here's a few more bands with Poc/black people...
Loathe
Zeal And Ardor
Killswitch Engage (Howard Jones Era)
Atlantis Chronicles
Emmure (Joshua Travis Guitarist)
Demogroth- Black Metal from Africa
There's many more I've encountered In my time as a metalhead and a goth.
When it comes to Goth Rock..
O.Children has a black guy as their vocalist..
I've exceeded past the point where people won't like me for "rebelling" of what's expected of me. I don't really get problems.. once in a while or blue moon, but for the most part I'm 5'5, 145 pounds, kind of feminine and masculine at the same time, but more fem than masc. I look a little bit like both female and male to, so maybe that's why it's easier for me, and I'm "attractive" and I look "Innocent" until they here my banshee screams.
My favorite band is Archspire. I know, it's a long comment, but when I saw this video title I knew I had to comment, because as a dedicated metalhead who is also a POC, I felt the need to because metal keeps me going every single day and night.
Platforms boots are metal?
Sepultura ( Derrick Green)
Jesus piece ( Aaron Heard)
Suffocation ( Terrance Hobbs, Mike Smith)
Can we be friends?
The Wraith had a black guy singing for them until he passed away.. definitely was a unique voice for a goth/ deathrock band
Well I from South Africa and grew up with Killswitch engage ,limp Bizkit, disturbed, Slipknot, bring me to the horizon, Paramore and Japanese metal bands like maximum the hormone and I just wanted to ask how do feel about black kids who listen to nu metal/metalcore 🤷🤷🤷
It's millions of us
Wow Terrance keeps up with the times. naming these newer bands. good shit
Yeah love that he name dropped Jesus Piece and Vulvodynia. He's such a fucking awesome guy. Saw Suffocation a few days ago and they're still killing it.
I’m black and I love metal. Growing up listening to Terrence Hobbs was inspirational. Especially since most metal groups I liked didn’t have black guys in so when I heard terrence playing And absolutely destroying it gave me more confidence to just be myself and not give a fuck what people thought of me. I honestly can say that’s guys like Terrence Hobbs, bad brains, mike smith, and other guys gave me a pair of balls that I probably wouldn’t have had otherwise. Just great musicians regardless of their race.
Can't forget Black Death. an old 80s Thrash metal group made up entirely of Black men.
There's also
Veil of Maya - Marc Okubo
Six Line Stitch - Alexis Brown
Metallica - Lloyd Grant (he was the one who did the demos before Dave joined)
Black Death for sure. Same with Iron Man.
Fuck yeah I'm from Cleveland I see Siki all the time they are badass
Also Caller of The Storm from Blasphemy, Tosin from Animals As Leaders and the guys from Body Count.
@@davidtsang5424 when Tosin was still with Reflux years ago, I saw them open for Strapping Young Lad at a show in Northern Virginia and his playing blew me away.
Also I noticed no one mentioned, one of the most underrated guitar players of all time, Rocky George.
" Tell em what's up Rocky!"
Thanks for this comment.
I was exposed to LIGHTS, CAMERA, REVOLUTION when I was about 11 years old, my older brother's Hard N Heavy VHS magazine. I flipped for Rocky George and the ST sound. The video had " you can't bring me down" on it. Even as a little kid I could tell he was a top tier melodic ass kicker on the 6 strjng.
I want to write/ create a book about guys like Rocky, dudes so good who never became household names because they had integrity and played music that was closer to the heart than to the FM radio dial.
The semi unsung guitar hero's.
Not that he is an unknown...
Yeah, that guitar intro for "You Can't Bring Me Down" is pretty sweet. Rocky George is a great player.
I fcking love metal. Would love to see more black people into metal music
Because Funk was killed by the music industry, (still pisses me off) rock was was removed from our black brothers. Pop was what they were pushed into and rap was their breakout. Rap wasn't new. Hell, folk and country music did it for centuries, but kids on the streets took it, with new beat voice rhythms and broke out. I never liked rap music but I have killer respect for it. I really wished I could have went back in time to give those kids a bass guitar. I'd rater that on my streets than the over distorted fake bass that ruins.
We need to promote OUR style of music that's why! WE have spent too much time trying to support a community that does not respect US. So let's just promote the Black(ADOS) Hard rock& Metal scene.
It’s because black communities put pressure on their kids not to be in to rock and metal,I’ve heard one guy say “it was white boy music”. Nothings changed since Jimi Hendrix.
I know a few metalheads in my community. A few of them are Black.
One thing I heard from a friend of mine is that it's not something that's encouraged in the community. Hip Hop is just there... sadly... even the shitty artists. Everywhere you go, people just rather listen to Hip Hop. In a way that's true since I know a lot of people in general just listen to whatever the radio puts on, Black or not.
I feel like this makes sense. I'm not black but half Indian, thus non-white. Back when I first started getting into metal and picking up guitar my family would constantly ask me why I'd listen to "white people music". To me it was never about it being black, brown or white, I just liked the music. It sucks that there's so many stigma's still present in music, you'd think that this wouldn't be a thing in today's age.
Yeah im Indian American. Believe me, every other Indian kid I know is a rapper or DJ of some sort
@@geodavid3129 so sad man, music has no color, I hate speeches saying ppl stole this, ppl stole that, bro just listen to whatever tf you like, you dont need acceptance or approval from anyone, its even sadder when we talk about americans, US society sucks because everything is political, and racial and I hate it, why is it bad to listen ´´white music´´ there is no suck thing as that as there is no suck thing as ´´black music´´ its just music god dammit XD, take it or leave it but dont make people feel sad and pulled apart.
I see this most of the times in non-white communities, minorities hate everything related to the whites, they think its sort of opressive or whatever the fuck they think, as it being white is a synonim for being the devil, theres a little bit of hate and racism there too, americans will grow up as a society when they stop seing skin color as something important, because its not, no one gives a fuck if your grandparent was colombian or german, no one cares, you are you cause you are you, and finally yes, minorities in the US tend to form communities, and someone or something outside them is seing as bad, so sad man
I’m an African American male who likes Punk, Metal, Goth, Classical, Dark Classical etc., and proud of it. Arigatou.
I'm a biracial woman and I love metal!
Metal was very close to punk rock at the beginning. It was socially conscious, it could get political. I think the main thing that is going against metal is harsh vocals and what’s being said in the lyrics. Not every one can relate to Hammersmashed face, or Angel of Death. Hip Hop is more lyrical and touches on topics that everyone who grew up in that street environment can relate to. While it has developed at times into flexing wealth, that is something the culture still can appreciate, because the guy bragging came up from nothing and is now wearing Gucci and flying on private jets. While as a 16 year old who didn’t fit in, I found a release in metal. It’s kind of like it was made for me because I was an outcast. I was able to channel my rage through music. I grew up in a suburb and I didn’t like the same things as everyone else. I wanted to stand out in some way and metal was a catalyst.
Greg Fulton of Cyclone Temple pretty much wrote all the music. He started with Znowwhite, then Cyclone. Then he formed Rebels Without Applause(RWA) and put out two records: Low End Head Stomp and Rip Hop Soul Crush Core). Now he does party rock with Sweet Diesel Jenkins.
In the Chicago area there was a metal band called Znow white and that band had Black guys in it.
Don’t forget SLASH from Guns N Roses. He was half black although a lot of people including me didn’t know. Lol
"Was" half black? So he's went through a little phase there
@@Ishbu101 little phase? what does that even mean
@@savarinodragoantonio6505 joke...
Yeah, his mom was an African-American woman who went to the UK for work and married a white British guy, but split up when Slash was young. Slash's mom later briefly dated David Bowie, too.
Mixed here, metal forever 🤘🏾
I'm a black dude from France, and I've always loved rock and metal despite the mockery!
Suffocation, Blasphemy (Black Metal from Canada), Mystifier (Black Metal, Brazilian)
I’m a huge fan of slipknot. Idgaf. Rap metal and rock are 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Terrance is legend in death metal
It's changing now. A lot of black folk doing metal reactions and loving it.
i think, in part because it's looked down upon by their parents and peers who think their not "black" enough by liking a predominantly Caucasian genre of music and it's sad.
My brother who is mixed is the person who got me into "heavy metal". Showed me Iron Maiden. But i had heard grand funk before that, which i consider first wave heavy metal
Terrance !!!!
I’m mixed black I love rock and metal music I just wish there were more of us.
I am black and I listened to heavy metal. I remember when my father hated me listening to Cannibal Corpse and wanted me to deleted the album off my phone, but I still listen to it. During that time, it was good and bad times for me. When it was the bad times, metal made me feel good and it got the energy out of me.
It's slowly changing
I'm a white guy, but in my local metal scene, most of my friends are black! I didn't really expect it, but it's pretty cool.
I'm black I was born in 1980 I'm from the hood SRG4L & I've loved metal my while life I rep that shit hard everyone who knows me knows that crazy ass Ricky gets down with the sickness !
We out here! Once the show’s over, we disappear back into the world
I'm mexican and my black friend Dawgs on me cause I love metal. I told him their are plenty of black people who listen and even play Metal 🤘 Then he stated that those people weren't REAL black people.......
Wey me siento mal por tu amigo, es triste que entre negros se aparten entre ellos por cosas como estas, la música no tiene color de piel y es un problema que afronta mucho la sociedad gringa, allá en Estados Unidos todo se trata de razas y etnicidad, acá en méxico no, te lo digo porque soy totalmente blanco (mis padres son de italia) y no están esas mamadas raciales, lo máximo que ves es que por ser werito creen que eres de lana pero hasta ahí, en todo lo demás es igual al resto, siempre he dicho que la sociedad Estadounidense es un fracaso, porque es demaciado política y se preocupan demaciado por cosas asi, realmente triste, saludos desde CDMX
Look at the bands in Africa like Wrust, Crackdust, Last Year Tragedy, and Overthrust
That Botswanan metal scene is awesome!
Terrance rules
I mean the black dudes were the ones that created the pre cursor to rock and metal. I’m talking about little Richard, Hendrix, all the blues and jazz artists from the past…
Black dude here lite skin lol .been a metal head for years never had a problem. I m a drummer Played many shows with different bands.
Multiracial guy here with West African bloodlines mixed in, and raised that Chuck Berry was the godfather of rock. Metal is just the next evolution.
This is interesting to, because I will watch black guys, doing song reaction videos to metal. And almost always they seem to like the metal songs.
Black bands go under the radar alot. Punk definitely has more of a black history to it than Metal, still love Metal, as a Gay black & Latino mixed man, the anger I feel from that experience can only be Quenched with Extreme music, and Metal provides me with that mental release often and has been so so so healing. Pain is a universal human experience, and even tho we don’t all go through it the same, humans share severe intensity for their own lived experiences, and even though white privilege is definitely real, individual issues like abuse, and feeling outcasted bare real human experience. Also my intro to Metal, namely Death Metal(found other subgenres on my own) came from exposure too my black girl cousin who moved back to Cali from the Florida scene. But Metal is in my heart & soul. Gay dudes are usually hella upset that (no hate or judgement) that pop divas don’t do that for me. So I’ve felt outcasted by even them. Just for liking Metal & Punk, but yea I’ma love metal forever, 31 and still go’n strong.
Because becoming a real musician takes actual work...
Yeah Terrance mentioned Oceano! I love when these guys talk about their babies (Early Deathcore/ BDM / Slam. lmao
I identify as black, and I write heavy metal.
you 'identify' as black? the f*ck does that even mean?
Either you are or you aren't.
A bit to unpack here.
@@SkullOfTheAbyss no worries, identifying as a turtle today
We're out here. We've been out here the whole time. I come from an entire family of Black metalheads/Blues heads. I was given a guitar by my Blues-playing uncle when I was 10 and the only place to go was heavy. I think modern capitalism sells Hip Hop to everyone as the one genuinely Black cultural signifier on planet Earth and a lot of us got brainwashed through that and environmental programming. There are big Metal scenes and bands in Botswana, South Africa, Morocco, Kenya and pretty much all over Africa. We are just as complex and diverse as anyone else and we do many things. Metal Music is certainly one of those things. The record industry never granted us chairs at the table like they did everyone else, so we are seldom talked about as fans and musicians but I do see that changing as of late now that the record industry is dead as hell. In the end the fans get what they want, and I don't think most of them care what our melanin content is.
I search up African metal bands from time to time and a lot of them are really good!
Everything is racially targeted by major corporation and industry that's forces people to be placed in a certain genre or category.And with black people I think they want to stick to there culture and try and hog it to themselves at the same time not branch out to others due to the judgement and backlash they might get from there family and friends and community. And can't lie white people want the same with there culture and music making it were on both sides sadly there are people that turn it into a hate thing forcing others out of the scene. Like I used to like Pantera before I found out he was basically a Nazi and then came to figure out that a shit ton of bands I liked had groups of people in them that let's say If I would have went to a concert probably wouldn't make it out alive. Same goes white people would they want to go to east Oakland to see a E40 concert and not get jumped or jacked. So sadly tell each side makes the scene more acceptable for others to come in we will be the same but I do see changes coming through and I'm starting to see more of every race in every form of music scenes. Maybe Metal just needs more head singers that are black that might help make things a bit different I know that shouldn't matter but you like what you like no matter what color and fuck the haters 😎
I think Dime Bag was a good friend of Dug Pinnik? King’s X were and are so ahead of their time, and yet are what the spirit of the 60s and 70s were. When they came on stage in 1988 or 89, there was a beautiful peaceful feeling in the room all of a sudden. It was the Gretchen Goes To Nebraska Tour, and I saw them in Nottingham not far from my home city.
I don’t want to live a life of hating. How can love hate and still be called Love? Our beliefs inform our behaviours. What a person believes informs their behaviours. I don’t think we’re any different to ancient tribes trying to make sense of a world, we don’t understand fully. We’re all still children, really.
@@racheladkins6060 All facts 💯
Things are changing.
Black kids (and kids in general) are a lot less political now. They are united by memes ironically.
We've sort of coming to a generation where kids have stopped caring about shit and just want to enjoy life however they can now. That includes music and movies.
Some 17 year old kid is a fan of Rings of Saturn? He's going to listen to them regardless of what his cousins or parents say. That's just the kind of environment we're coming to now. It has it's pros and cons, but that's normally how it works anyways.
Im brown and definitely had issues with nazi punks... like calling me up, leaving threats and stuff
Keelhaul, Cleveland Ohio.
I'm glad to see more diversity at shows. I work in a black majority community and I've had conversations about music with friends at work about music and in particular why more black folks aren't into metal. I think the biggest problem is people pushing this belief that this music belongs to these people and that music belongs to those people. The same divisive shit we always hear. I think more black folks would appreciate rock and metal if it weren't for that. After all, rock music, at its core, is protest music. It's music made by people who look at the world we live in and say "yo, this fucked up." I also think that rock and metal can be a way for black folks to talk about social issues to a large, predominately white audience.
Uh I like some heavy metal❤
Growing up, they thought metal was a phase I’d grow out of. I’m nearly 61. Nobody thinks that any more LOL
I was turned on to Kiss in the early 80's, then VH. I'm a casual Metallica, Pantera fan. As a beginner bass player, I appreciate all types of metal. It used to sound like it was just fast, but "Insane Death Machne" makes me want to quit and practice at the same time
we love metal, punk and hardcore. I've been entire this music for over 35 years. We are shamed for loving it in our own community. Their are many bands that are black or at least have one or two black members. There are more and more African American metal musicians coming out these days than ever, old school white metal heads just aren't paying attention
Love me some Suffocation
Easily one of the best death metal bands out there, a great mix of brutality, technicality, and catchiness.
One of the best to ever do it. Terence is a legend. Guy invented tech death, slam and brutal death
Man I’m Puerto Rican and our parents and grandparents convinced most of us it was the “devil’s music”😂 so much ignorance
Black people have been in heavy metal since the beginning mire than you even realize and even before the beginning . I write about them all the time plus I'm one
Tobin Abasi!
Man I see more non whites at shows than ever before its awesome makes me happy.
I AM BLACK GUY Q LOVES PRINCE, RONNIE JAMES DIO, KORN, SEVENDUST, LAMB IF GOD, GOJIRA, TOOL
topic has grammar error 😒
To be fair, most people don't like heavy metal
zulu is heavy AF
The biggest problem in my opinion is that a lot of Black people don’t know their history. They don’t know our relationship to rock and roll, which hard rock and metal are branches off of that tree. Also, by the time Jimi Hendrix came along around ‘67, a black person making rock music was an anomaly. That was only a little over a decade removed from Chuck Berry! So to a lot of us rock and its offshoots are considered white folks music. I don’t feel like that, I know what’s up. But to a lot of Black people we’re not supposed to listen to or play rock/metal.
IM BLACK AND LOVE METAL , I WISH I COULD FIND SOME VAMPIRE METAL
their are more of US than you this realize ...
especially as musician's or artist ,
it's weird to me that anyone "WHO" CONSIDERS themself as musician "COULD ' NOT appreciate beautiful form's of music from all over the this world only because of race,
it's silly to me ,and mostly rap listener's do this!
and they miss out to all the great craft's/ talents out there
I have an even BETTER question?
How. Do. We. KNOW. whether Black people like metal or not?
Given there are at least several hundred million plus Black people on this planet, it's kind of silly to think that there wouldn't be Black people into metal or some other form of alt-rock.
Let's face it, we aren't exactly the image people automatically think of as metalheads, lol. No one can tell what I'm listening to when they see me, but I'm sure most would assume it's rap/hip hop.
I used to joke with my ex that the cops would bust me if they saw one of my phone playlists with Kamelot, Helloween, Maiden and Symphony X on it because they'd think I stole the phone.
Even Black folks who call metal "white boy music" are probably listening to Motley Crue on the down low, lol.
The internet has made it easier for us to find and connect with other Black metalheads and bands with Black musicians, but as a 57 year old Black metal chick, trust we've ALWAYS been here.
If anything, it's the INDUSTRY that's done everything to shut us out and erase our presence. They're the problem.
Not all bands but some bands have a toxic gate keeping fanbase. It's gatekeepers,Cultural Differences, and maybe not having friends who are into Heavy Metal that keeps the Black Heavy MetalHead fanbase low. I've met tons of Black Metal Heads in ,Nu-Metal,a few Death Metal, Grunge and some in Punk but Glamour Rock and Old Heavy Metal you would have to be introduced through mainstream or An Old Heavy Metalhead since it was predominantly white and springs from European/White American 70s, 80s culture. I only got introduce to Glamour and Old Heavy Metal from having a white parent who grow up in the 80s. If not I probably would have just in interest in my generations metal and mainstream ones like Megadeth, Metallica,Black Sabbath.
If you are bothered by politicization then why ask why there aren't more black guys?
actually they like, but people see us as a joke.
Hip hop, the streets, black gangs teach black men not to like rock only drill music....
Blasphemy & Trench Warfare. 🤘
Basically racism... heavy metal is considered a white space and has been protected as such
Muh racism. Get real, if it's such a "white space" then is rap a black space? I've seen plenty of black people complain about white rappers. Get over yourself
Never in my life have I seen a heavy metal band made up of blacks..
You haven’t seen lots of stuff in your life.
You probably don’t know any black person personally.
search African black metal bands... you'll be surprised!
Heavy metal music sound like the music when u go to hell
Well then hell sounds like a good ass place
Hell ain't a bad place to be
Sorry to tell you but Hell doesn't exist
Black people don’t like metal because black culture worldwide is driven by drums, bass, rhythm & soft melodies. Distorted guitars & heavy treble sounds are a turn off. When I used to let my bruthas & sistas listen to Metallica & Slayer back in 1990 they’d grimace & ask me, “Where da bass at?”😂😂My Mom would also tell me that Creedence Clearwater Revival was good white folk music but the rest lacked soul. Black people like to dance so are more likely to get into the Chili Peppers & Rage Against the Machine over bands like Brain Drill & Gorguts. Blacks are also weary of going outside the culture in fear of being called a sell out.
Trash metal deathmetal 🤘🎸😎☠️
I LOVE METAL BUT SOME METAL AND BLACK METAL ARE RACIST, NOT ALL BUT SOME
Because you think you created rap and the blues and only support a color.
Answer: Because Heavy Metal genre's resonate more with Eurocentric Caucasians. This is because Heavy Metal originated among Caucasians, not the blues. Just like Rock and Roll. Not blues based at all regardless of leftist rewriting history to suit their dystopian view of the world. . Rock is Metal's Grandfather. Blues is credited by far leftist self loathing white liberals for virtue signaling purposes but is not at all true. No similarity between blues and rock unless you write a bluesy rock song like Led Zep or Cream would at times. Nonwhite cultures are welcome to enjoy Metal. But it belongs to Europeans.
rock came from the blues and jazz and r&B and classical
Well you’re a straight up racist fucking idiot and have no idea what you’re talking about.
I always hate the word “Caucasian” I’m neither Asian nor from the Caucus Region of Europe. Nobody in England uses the word Caucasian, why do you Americans say that? I’m British, half welsh (Celtic) Half Dutch Germanic. I wish nobody said Caucasian anymore, I’m glad we don’t here in the UK and Europe. The Caucus mountains maybe where an ancient tribe of people lived, but that’s a very very long time ago.
@@rs8461 I think Carlton Pearson would say it comes from a people who weren’t able to raise there voices in so many social situations, so they did so in there communal singing and especially in there churches. He’s such a fountain of knowledge and experience and humour.
Dude you've got videos about getting Christians together to pray. You're actually the kind of people metal doesn't belong to. Stay the fuck away from the genre.