Metal Influence
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- Today I discuss what legitimate influence metal can have on people.
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I get super tired of hearing about pop stars. I feel like media outlets just try to find the most minute things to use as headlines just so that they can say yet another thing about whatever celebrity is most popular. Apparently, a heavy metal star doing a philanthropic act (that goes beyond bringing someone onstage) is less interesting than what outfit a kardashian wore that one time they went to a gas station...
Kill the Kardashians lol 😆
So true man
I'm 3 years late, but basically if you have lots of money people will offer you more free stuff than you have room for. The same thing happens with fame ,everyone makes sure that whatever a famous person is doing everyone else must know about it because once you are in the limelight everyone tries to keep it shining on you . Just like an ugly man with no money that is a jerk that goes to a singles bar with a girl will attract 10 times the female attention than a good looking wealthy nice guy who goes into the bar by himself
A lot of religious people put themselves on a pedestal thinking they are better than anyone else. They probably feel as if they can just do immoral shit one day & pray away the immortality the next. But oh Jesus help you if listen to metal oh god it’s so bad 🤦🏼♂️
😂 LOL
Indeed man I hate those Hippocrates
I frigging hate that! I listen to heavy metal but when I have the time I like to volunteer at the animal shelter. Meanwhile there have been cases where people who are religious have been so quick to judge people simply because they might be gay, listen to a different type of music etc. Yet there was a huge scandal in recent history where over 90 priests were convicted of molesting children and the church tried covering it up... Seriously how hypocritical can you get
Apparently they missed the bit about “judge not lest ye be judged” and “treat thy neighbour as thy self.” They must have got a misprint.
I'm sure Gangsta Rap has been blamed for influencing something
Lord Ludichris It has, even non gangster rap does. Eminem even has songs about it
Yeah .the disrespect of women
People have asked me if I was going to burn a church because of how much I love Burzum. I pointed out how much they loved Michael Jackson and asked them if that reflected anything about them. They immediately shut up. lol
I should pour burning hot coffee on the crowd while I perform live. Dethklok did it in the first episode of Metalocalypse, and since I like Dethklok, it all makes sense. You'll hear it on international news the very next day: 28 year old man poured scolding hot coffee on a crowd because he listens to Dethklok
Scream for your cream!
@@Goblin_1105 you're gonna get some.. NOW!!!
Want some sugar with your coffee?
For me metal kind of saved my life. I used to be very close minded and a sad person but upon finding the genre it opened my mind, it helped give me a purpose for mg existence and it makes me feel as though I belong somewhere. I've never felt like I belonged somewhere but being a metalhead really makes me feel like i belong somewhere . It's even influenced the way I dress considering all I wear are jeans and thrash tees lol. I think metal really helped me out in a low point in my life and bc of the bands and people I looked up to I'm pretty happy with who I've become. Metal changes people for the better and I've gotten very close with friends over the genre and making metalhead friends is very easy since we already share a common interest. Metal is fucking legendary and I will listen to it until I die🤘
The only things metal really influences are creativity, individuality, and independence. Look at me. Before I started listening to it or any other form of rock, I was unsure of who I was and trying to write stories, I'm a writer, that had been done over and over again. Now, I'm trying to overcome my social anxiety and developing a style all my own. I couldn't be happier now.
Metal has definitley had a positive impact on my life, it inspired me to learn guitar drums and bass, and I've made numerous friends because of it. Metal influences people but not in the way that most people think, it helps to have an open mind and be willing to learn about subjects like religion, beliefs, and political standpoints
Best way to be 😊
Metal is just “part of a counterculture“. That's why.
1:13 it’s called taking the blame away from themselves.
Metal has influenced me not to do these things as I am not the most stable person you'll meet metal is my venting outlet to get rid of anger, hatred, depression, in short metal is what keeps my sanity intact.
So true for me to. Have u heard of bloodbath. Its a awesome band
@@recklesszombienecromancy8848 yes
I feel like you do. Metal gets the anger out of me.
Metal helps me balance my passive aggressive personality disorder
Awesome 🤘🏻💀🤘🏻
Society is very emotionally repressed in both very subtle and very unsubtle ways. People are essentially told that they can't be angry, upset, or unhappy about anything. They deny the reality that those emotions are just as much a part of us as the positive ones. Society has a warped perception of what it truly means to be real, because we can't be honest about our emotions. Where am I going with this? Heavy Metal music (with some exceptions) usually relishes the emotions that people typically deny. It embraces the anger and expresses it wholeheartedly. In that respect, Heavy Metal is a truth we all need to hear, as much as the sheep don't want to hear it.
Varg claims that he killed euronomus in self defense and my opinion killing someone because they attack you and are trying to kill you is not murder: it is basic survival. However killing someone just because you want to that is murder right there and that is not justifiable.
Or you have gripes against society,or certain ethnicities
6:52 reminds me that Exodus will occasionally get kids onstage and get them to jam with their guitars
I've been a metalhead since I was 10 years old. I started out listening to Black Sabbath and Judas Priest. I'm now 57, so I've listened to a LOT of metal in the past almost 50 years. Metal has never caused me to be violent, commit crimes, be a horrible person, etc.
Metal influenced me in my thoughts and in my choice of fashion. Oh and of course it influenced the lenght of my hair. 🎸
But Metal hasn’t consumed me completely. I still have other music that inspires me day by day. But 10 years in the Metal scene definately left its mark on me.
I also like Black Metal and non Metal music
@@wanderingskeleton52 same
You were talking about morals and you said that metal doesn't make you satanic or pagan, that it doesn't make you believe in something but that it can open your eyes to different ways of thinking. I have to say that I completely agree with you because I am a living example of that statement. Metal didn't make me satanic or pagan, but it made me want to know what Satanism and Paganism are. I did quite a bit of research, I read the Satanic Bible, and understood what Statanism is, but I am not a Satanist. Some Metal songs picked my curiosity and I wanted to know what Satanism was.
I am still figuring out what Paganism is, I'm not quite done yet, I'm looking for more information. That doesn't make me a Pagan. I am just naturally curious and some metal songs talked about Paganism, which made me want to learn more about it.
But that doesn't only apply to Metal. It can be true for a lot other genres too. The music in itself doesn't do anything, the lyrics do and you don't need Metal to talk about Satanism.
One type of music that comes to mind is old-time blues. We've all heard the stories of those blues musicians that allegedly sold their souls to the devil, which "helped them play better". People thought that was demon music.
@@SparrowHawk76 The meanings of things change over time, it is inherently natural
I went to a Slayer concert the other week and there was a guy outside the arena yelling at everyone to save themselves from there sins and that Metal is full of hate and crap like that. It was hilarious.
Isn't what he's preaching filled with fear& hate?
I discovered metal when I was thirteen years old. I have mental health issues. I have had mental health issues since I was a child, but I have no criminal record. Yes, I have made so-called "mistakes", but I've learned, rather quickly, not to do what I did again. Otherwise, metal was always a positive influence in My life simply because, I LOVED music, primarily, metal. So, yeah. I love your TH-cam channel, Blackmetal Werewolf. Peace. ✌🤘
Metal has big influence on me, for example inspirate many of my drawings!
I love heavy metal
I've been influenced into metal when I was 14. The first four band I've started listening to was Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Metallica and Judas Priest before I got into the extreme metal bands like Cannibal Corpse, Slayer, Nile, Amon Amarth, Sodom, Anthrax, Darkthrone, Gorgoroth, Marduk, Lamb Of God, Toxic Holocaust, Havok, Machine Head, Deicide, Cryptopsy and Morbid Angel. None of those bands ever influenced me to murder someone and worship satan and all of that shit. Those bands have influenced me to get into the metal scene and become a metalhead. I'm also learning my Death Metal vocals since Death Metal have gave me the influence.
Thrash metal bands influenced my aesthetic look.
Daniel Hernandez2 hey black metal werewolf can you give me bands to listen to, or litarly anyone
Some awesome bands are Amon amarth Iron Maiden Black Sabbath Ozzy Osbourne slipkot slayer Megadeth anthrax Metallica moterhead Machinehead And exodus
Thrash: the CNN of heavy metal
@@tr1llabab1ganjastarrrr333 I've always sensed that Black Sabbath is a metal band that dealt with different subjects in their material...neo Nazis heads ( fairies wear boots),horror movies ( Iron Nan), anti nuclear war/ war in general ( war pigs & children of the grave)etc...
Me too bro, I just bought my first demin jacket and turned it into a battle jacket, also my shoes, I always wear hightops, headbang like there's no tomorrow, and only listen to thrash metal
Metal has always been a strong emotional outlet and fans react to what speaks to them. What Rob Zombie said about not being a casual person rings true. You never meet somebody that listened to Slayer for a year or so, you meet the guy with "Slayer" carved in his chest. Metal is a rare genre that has staying power with fans, it's not a passing gimmick. What person says "I was going through a rough time and Justin Bieber's music got me through it"?
I appreciate your videos so much. You speak for a lot of like-minded individuals who have received nonsense for the music they listen to. I relate to your personal story at the end of your video so much. I'm a fashion blogger who appears way different now, but I still listen to the same bands I've always have and I'm seriously still the same person who loves to jam and listen to metal. I started blogging about music on top of beauty and fashion, and opening up about my preferred genre of music has allowed others to know more about me, but also others to start assuming certain things about me. Regardless, I appreciate you standing up and addressing this whole misconception about who people are/aren't based on the music they listen to.
I just want to say that I really enjoy your TH-cam channel because I am a huge fan of heavy metal also keep up the good work and have a good day
A very excellent and informative video, Werewolf.
Your videos always have very interesting themes! I love to watch them.
I grew up being a metalhead basically most of my life. I went through the same stuff as you growing up in a small town in Tennessee.
If it hadn't been for metal
...I wouldn't be singing & a lyricist today...besides I was born a white witch & metal has nothing to do with it ...
If it hadn't been for metal
...I wouldn't be singing & a lyricist today...besides I was born a white witch
& metal has nothing to do with it ...
If it hadn't been for metal
...I wouldn't be singing & a lyricist today...besides I was born a white witch
& metal has nothing to do with it ...l
If it hadn't been for metal
...I wouldn't be singing & a lyricist today...besides I was born a white witch
& metal has nothing to do with it ... metal has 0 influence on anyone
If it hadn't been for metal
...I wouldn't be singing & a lyricist today...besides I was born a white witch
& metal has nothing to do with it ... metal has 0 influence on anyone88th
To answer your question at the end of your video:
I don't think Metal has a negative influence and I think it is extremely unfair that media keeps trying to demonize Metal (well I guess the devil IS quite metal...). Metal could have a negative influence on mentally weak people, but that's not the music's fault. It's not the people's fault either. These people have a problem, you can't blame Metal for that.
I think Metal can have a positive impact. I get angry or upset quite easily and listening to music helps me calm down. Since I listen to Metal, we can say that Metal helps me to calm down. That's definitely a positive impact.
It has very possitive impact on most people. Only people with very very serious mental problems would be inspired by metal to commit any crimes. It isn't metal that makes you violent, it's actually a means to use violence in a good way.
It inspires me both in a positive & negative way. I have very bad mental problems too. And I've been to jail multiple times for committing acts. It depends on your mental state. Some are inspired in a positive way, some are inspired in a dark way. I'm inspired both ways. It depends on the genre
Metal has influenced my appearance, but more importantly, it's influenced the way I think. It's open my mind to a lot of things, and helped me to think critically about the world, as well as brought about interests in all sorts of subjects because of all the diverse, interesting themes and aesthetics the genre has to offer.
More than that, however, the experience of being a metalhead, appearance and all, has impacted the way I view the world. You learn a lot about people by being an outsider, especially in school. An interesting experience was the transition from high school to college. Most people in college value open-mindedness and intellectual discussion, so you have far fewer people who treat you differently or maintain distance because of something as absurd as having long hair and liking metal.
For me, metal gives me an outlet for my anger, aggression, etc. I’m more of a stand-offish, shy person and it allows me to get out all the stuff I hold in. It’s my way of coping with whatever negative stuff I have going on in my life and I’m sure a lot of other metalheads probably do the same. Judging from encounters I’ve had with other fellow metalheads, usually we r some of the nicest and most easygoing people u will ever meet. I’m not sure where the stereotype that metalheads r always angry, violent, and evil comes from, but from my experiences that couldn’t be further from the truth.
I guess metal does have a negative influence on me, as long as negative influence means making me feel much better when I feel sad kek.
Metal really changed my life, it made me love music which gave me a real dream to follow.
the manson family committed murders and they listened to the beatles... So I completely agree. People will get out of music whatever they want and will do bad things regardless of the type of music they listen to
Hi. I've been getting into metal music recently. I really love how it sounds. I've been listening to some Motorhead, Disturbed, Metallica, etc. I even like Babymetal. I really enjoy all and want to listen to more. But, I never understood why people saw as devil's music. Even when I wasn't into metal, I never saw that way. I feel the individuals that do bad things think about crazy stuff themselves. Not really taking inspiration from certain things. All I'm saying is that I don't see metal as bad influence.
Even before that, people called them satanic, in the black sabbath era for instance.
Yeah, well thats true too, but the asociation between satanism and metal have been since the begining, but yeah, most of the people now, asociate the "painted in black and white metal guys" with satanism.
Metal is an underground music genre, and it isn't understood by most people. People generally fear what they don't know/understand. That might be a reason why they demonize Metal and call it the devil's music. Christians did the same with Rock before Metal even existed. It is also a music genre that is extremely diverse and the lyrics are about a lot of different things, including "disturbing"/"morally incorect" themes, that's an other reason why it is seen as bad by most people.
@@hlaf5018 people thought that some classical music composers were satanic. It's just because of the fact that it's very different from what people are used to know
DO NOT LISTEN TO BABYMETAL IT IS APSOLUTE CRAP!
The only thing heavy metal did to me is make me headbang and helped me figure out what type of clothes I like.
Religion has certainly had a much worse influence on human behaviour.
Viscount Alex of the Horse People from Mars very true
You make a lot of great points in this video! I appreciate how well-thought out your statements are. Awesome video as always!
BMW looks like he's been working out. Bigger arms, shoulders, and chest. Anyway, it's awesome when I wake up to a new BMW video. 🤘
Best recommendation in a long time, thanks
Evil is a dunghill
Everyone gets on theirs &
Speaks out against someone else's
. Angel Heart
All good points. There are also some really positive or at least neutral messages in Metal, particularly the stuff from Europe, yes even Rammstein, a lot of their stuff turning out to be love songs in translation. Even Ihsahn from Emperor seems like a pretty cool and thoughtful guy.
I think Metal gets a bad rep because ppl don't understand it. Sure the lyrics can be dark and aggressive, but there's much more to the genre than that... But sadly that's all any of the outsiders see. As soon as they find out you listen to heavy metal, they alienate themselves from you almost as if you are a walking plague that will corrupt them. They never think to ask you why you like it, or how it helps you, they just make faces and shield themselves in whatever music they listen to as if to drown out your music. For instance, i myself have to thank heavy metal for increasing my vocabulary and linguistic skills, partially due to the lyrics i find in certain songs. That is a clear benefit, but everyone seems to Ingnore it, because in their minds heavy metal is just "noise". As mentioned earlier the lyrics present within the genre can be dark, but if one simply looks past that, they can see the true art that goes into the song. Everyone has a dark side, weather they like it or not, its just human nature, and just because a genre chooses to explore those themes doesn't make it inherently evil or wrong.
I love this channel and I completely agree with your opinions
I really agree I feel like people just need something to turn to in times of trouble so they blame metal because it’s the easy way out
I recently got hooked in black metal. I know that black metal has its controversial moments (e.g church burnings and murders), but its music really speak for me and actually help me throughout the day. I don't think metal influence is necessarily bad, but depends on which person is listening to it.
I feel like metal music or any art can influence a mind in ways, but to say would drive someone to do an insane act would be irrelevant to the fact being that persons mind would of been sculpted in the first place to commit that act from the beginning.
I feel they would use any influince around them to justify the act itself. Even if they say it was metal that drove them i believe they Would of used something else if metal didnt exist to do so, because they are looking for something to pander to.
I think metal has more of an effect on making someone a better person and more of an intellectual.
The lyrics of metal and intricacies of the music open the mind to understanding complicated things, musically and philosophically really, because even most lyrics in metal are based around life complications and science themes using words and perspectives you dont see in the norm of the world.
These give people more understanding about many different aspects of life and start questioning things around them because of it.
Even the brutal death metal lyrics are cast basically as satire and funny entertainment. Harmless and can be more therapeutic than anything.
Every metal head i know seems to be calm and collected.
If any music causes harm. Metal is the last to do so.
If u want to find harm look at the mainstream driven music controlling the masses telling them how they should want to live and who do be in their lyrics and fashion, making them proud to be materialists and sheep to the markets and cliches of controlled society.
I love your new Necronomicon tatoo
Black metal Werewolf I love your videos. I've been watching your videos for almost a year now and if you haven't already can you do a video on all the concerts you've been to.
-Thanks
I started listening to rock and roll when I was in middle school and this guy at my church would tell me I have to stop listening to it and would talk to at least one adult about when he saw Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin in concert in the 70’s.
Cerebral video... I love this.
i like that your shirt is the same picture as the poster in the back.
Metal can have a very positive impact. Unfortunately what is harder to report are the masses who’ve managed to use metal as a pressure release valve to unload stress. Or the people who were lost and found an identity in metal. Or the people who were at a low point in life and metal helped them through it. I believe these positive things are very common, and we have metal to thank for it.
The prosecutor kept bringing up my collection of Cannibal Corpse records they found in my house during my trial for burning down the nursery school, but they never once mentioned my collection of Carpenters albums. Fortunately I had a good defense attorney who got me off on a technicality. Go figure.
Oh yea its all FoCKINg SLaYeR
That Varg reference killed me :D
Great video as always! \m/
Metal Music: Gets blamed for mass murder and Satanism.
Rap Music: Ye nothing to see here.
I can't help but feel like you've leveled up whenever I see the rest of your beard rather than just the goatee.
Dang...I love that intro
Serge DURIEZ I want to know what the intro song is.
Good that you post all the new videos you upload on facebook, i see them instantly
Bloodbath is a awesome band
All music has a certain influence over us regardless of the genre. I think that Black Metal gets the worse end of opinions and reputation due to the graphic art, “angry” sounding lyrics and vocals--you know, all the heavy screaming and stuff. But, once again, ALL music influences us.......🤘🤘
Metal did have a bad influence on people - it made them believe in various misconceptions about it and its fans.
I was a devout Christian before I got into metal, I am even more of a devout Christian now and I listen to everything from Iron Maiden to Marduk and dying fetus. Yes I do consider metal to be a big part of my life but it has not made me satanist or s bad person.
My history teacher (he's actually really cool) saw a Slayer pentagram I drew in my book and ge asked me if I was going to shoot up the school because I like heavy metal. I just told him that if someone really loves jazz he would be capable of the same thing as someone who liked heavy metal and had done it. He said I had a good point, and we laughed it off. One of my more pleasant stories relating to my experiences with other people.
Whenever I'm teaching, as the kids (I say kids, they are actually between 11-16) walk in to my lab I always play metal (or classical), when they come into my class which they think is really cool. Some people it shocks, but others are really surprised. One lad now in his final year (16) saw me out with the wife shopping, and I was wearing my battle jacket and he was really impressed, that not only did I own one, but the bands I had on there are some of his personal favourites. I've heard him say to his mates that I'm his favourite teacher and when I'm not teaching him science we often chat about metal, his band, and his guitar playing.
He's a really bright kid too and should do well in his GCSE exams next year.
+Evolution Rocks You'd probably be my favourite teacher too lol
@@Oatmeal_Mann thanks lol
I don't think a lot of people watching your Channel are thinking that metal is a bad influence...
Personally, I'd say that metal made me less strange, so definitely yes, metal can influence people positive. However, I think if someone is capable of killing; but is a little insecure, he/she could find strength in music and especially metal, because it's not just feel good music. I think the problems metal had especially in the 80s and 90s, are because it's way easier to find a scapegoat than to really fight problems, and a lot of people are accepting it. The best proof for this is one of the most tragic moments in history, the german Nazi Party's rise to power by basically blaming everything on the jews.
The story of the girl in your school is somehow funny, but it also shows that humans are bad at noticing their own mistakes.
Greetings from Germany, Hendrik.
fellow German metalhead, I send my greetings from Hamburg
I totally agree with you . About the media they lie too much hate there bias agiest heavy metal. I think it's because metal is not mainstream,and is heavy and different.you need more focus for it. Also I think metal is definitely a positive influence
If metal has led you to do something atrocious then you must blame mental strain because there is no way by listening to someone like mayhem you will go off and immolate a group of humans. There is not really a good enough argument. Awesome video!
Jeje I wanna play the guitar again cuz of metal... The riffs are so good💜😋 it has a positive impact on my life while I work, listening to metal actually relaxes me I guess since it's aggressive music the aggressiveness in me leaves while listening 😅
Wolf, you are adorable!!!! Stay the same GREAT individual that you are, #@$$&* the haters,they re insignificant...
So, i would say metal has influences on people. mostly, id say its positive. you ever see people at shows, most people are there to have fun. if there is a bad apple around they usually get put down fast when they screw up.
ultimately, id say that blaming music for a persons behavior is ridiculous. there are millions of metal fans who every day, break no laws. one here or there is an exception, not a rule. troubled youths are going to act out no matter what they listen to. thats a mental health issue, not a music issue.
no artist wants them or their music associated with negative things and im sure that those who get accused are innocent but are also deeply saddened to hear someone killed themselves or others.
its my opinion that Varg did nothing wrong. but there are millions of black metal fans who every day dont burn down churches, they dont kill their coworker/business partner.
you dont have to do as artists do nor do you have to agree with their views on things. i dont let what they do or say get in the way of enjoying the music nor do i give a fuck if people think im not a true fan because i dont worship the artists. if i like what they say off stage, cool. if not, i stay away from that and keep on playing the music.
metal gets it bad because metal is the only type of music that cant be bought and popularized worldwide. because real metal musicians make real music. and it lasts. in 10 years, the pop artists of today will be forgotten, replaced by new teens and new garbage computer generated 5 word songs. and in 10 years people will STILL be listening to and talking about the great metal music of the last 40 years and the current music, such as Judas priests "Firepower" album. its packed with several instant classics.
metal will never be mainstream because metal talks about real stuff and the other people only sing about fake stuff or stuff that could generally apply to anything. the real stuff, its in metal. \m/ \m/
For me positive it Inspired me to play guitar and am saving up for a bass
Now I will point out that here where I live in America Rap music does get a bad rep like heavy metal but, it really depends on the group. For example there's a huge population of people in the US who listen to stuff like Insane Clown Posse and Twistid there fans label themselves as juggalos and juggalettes and they are some of the most easily manipulated fan bases going. I see more stuff in ICP lyrics that are more harmful than what I see in heavy metal lyrics.
I believe all music genres have some sort of influence in some form, however I believe that the TYPE of influence is subjective to the listener.
On the topic of influence... One word: Bathory.
Honestly metal music never tells you to do crime or murder people etc. Its mostly about getting your anger out tho out the day if i put cannibal corpse on and any songs about murdering doesnt make me wanna get up and kill people... if any its release my frustrated from people.. i say metal has always been a positive impact for me.. now the other 50% if you look into black metal stuff where varg had murder someone i belive he always been screw in the head since he was a kid to be honest.. the media are always forces on pop music and rap were clearly you can tell they do more crappy things then metalheads. 😞 no matter what music you like or if any you can do crime like jack the reaper where he murder all those people back in england time... if you take away metal music your gonna have the same issue.
The ad for this video was the new primal fear music video (the ritual) I got to listen to a kick ass song and you get slightly more money for me not skipping you’re welcome
Great video man, just want to correct you though about one thing. Hip-Hop music gets blamed quite a lot for violence as Drill Rap is getting the blame for all the gang violence in London at the moment.
you should do another mail opening video
Lol I'm Catholic and I listen to lots of metal. Totally feasable. Never skipped classes, done drugs, got into fights. Music doesn't make me bad. I make me bad if I want to.
Pls make more videos they are really entertaining. Keep up the good work
Go to any band and listen to an interview of the bandmember(s). Youll see that they dont support those crimes or morally unright things either
The majority of the time it has a positive influence and many people try to use things as an excuse for why the committed a crime just so they can look like they were the victim
make a room tour video
6:10 A-FEAKIN-MEN
The news/people need something to blame..metals the perfect scap goat to explain why someone did something wrong
I love the introduction to your videos. What band and song is that? The medias view of metal sucks. I agree with everything you said.
Metal influenced my political views, my thirst for religious and historical knowledge, it has actually influenced me to become a theistic satanist and a witch. And actually all of these things have helpef make life a bit easier but i still do get hate and harassed for who i am. But i think metal has influenced me for the best
Dude, I seen fucking ENTER SHIKARI used against a murder. A fucking electronic post-hardcore with no violent lyrics but oh no, they use evil screamy voices sometimes. Def influenced a murder.
I would be able to kill if it was to defend myself or someone I love. And that has nothing to do with my music but because of love.
The only terrible influence on kids would be how they are being raised by their parents...adults repeating what they were taught as children...metal can be a good influence with people in the way that it provides an outlet for their strongest emotions ( anger,sadness,happiness etc) the bad influences with any human can come from the evening news , parents( especially when there's an addiction, or abuse of any kind), religion ( some of the stories in the bible are very violent & very abusive towards women etc) metal helps me with a couple of serious health issues...deal with my lousy childhood & release for my pent up emotions...as far as suicide goes..metal couldn't be a influence with that
, because it either be biochemically influenced, heritary ( passed from parent to child) , brought on by hardships, child abuse etc...it ( depression ) never has been instigated by heavy metal !
Yeah you definitely need the spiked wristbands to make a video in your room
There's a video of Nikki Sixx bringing an 11 year old girl on stage. It's entitled "Nikki Sixx brings my daughter on stage." Good thing for TH-cam so now we can get the truth out. Anyhow in the USA gangster rap has been blamed since the 1980's for being a "bad influence." Oh and your personal story, it sure doesn't surprise me that a kid would do that. My best friend went to high school with kids just like that Catholic girl.
I wish I could show this video to my parents but they don't know english
Black metal werewolf : could you do a video on this ?
Crazy pastor : rock music is 'Satanic Cyanide '... Posters I need a reality check ..
What year is this ?
I listen to heavy metal nothing had influenced of crime
To me it was a very positive influence but it could be argued that the influence totally depends on the person. Metal is just simply a form of music. So it is possible that the amount of influence of metal is fairly equivalent to that of pop or any other genre.
Five Finger Death Punch has all the kids come up on stage why don't you hear about that and they do it quite often