Jonathan Davis - Steve-O's Wild Ride! Ep #22
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- He's not just the lead singer of Korn, he's one of my favorite dudes ever!
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Jonathan Davis is such a likeable guy. After all that man's been through it's such a joy to see him smile
Hes amazing
Nice profile picture, $3 Bill is too underrated
I loved korn’s new album, right now my favorite album by korn is path of totality
@Homeslicehero have you not heard a single korn song? Dudes been through a lot of fucked up shit, and just saying that his wife died isn’t just all that and shouldn’t even be a common thing to say like that, losing someone is probably a REALLY fucked up experience man, especially if you love them. Not just that but he’s been abused, bullied, near death situations, suffered from abuse of drugs and alcohol, his son has diabetes etc, even loss his mother the same year his wife passed too I beleive. I can go into detail in all of it and list way more but with all respect I won’t, it’s rather ignorant to say what you said, idk if you were being dumb or just genuinely wanted to know which I doubt.
@@Konosuballs his mom died ?
Johnathan Davis is the real deal. This dude has no rockstar persona, he’s just himself.
Wicked cool
The real him was enough of a persona; that's why everyone wanted to copy him.
LA being so fake drove him out of the place from the sound of it.
No crap. He’s a replica of my no name best friend. That’s awesome of JD being so normal.
He's the whole package. I'm in love over here
Facts he like the chill unc
Can we notice how he calls everyone “sir”? Dude has upmost respect for everybody because he know how much just one person can feel neglected
That’s some country boy respect right there
I never been one to like to be called sir, but when I’m not expecting it and someone calls me it, it makes me feel respected
Utmost* the word is utmost
John D upmost is also a word
I noticed that too. Such a sweet guy. Ive seen them so many times and I just wish I could have met him once.
When Jonathan congratulated Steve-o for being sober, (around the 18:20 mark) that was so genuine and truly heart-warming. Jonathan overall seems like he is a very kind and empathic person.
He is genuine af. Which is so rare for a rockstar of his caliber.
Agreed. He let him have his moment. Most people that have also been sober wouldve said "me too! I've been sober x amount of years!"... he didn't take his shine. Love JD
Hes my favorite human on earth. 😍
@@ashleybrown4754 One of the many reasons the man has so many fans...
Which led into “So i heard you used to do meth? 😂
Jonathan Davis has been through a lot of shit, alcoholism, drug addiction, and even losing his wife, and still has a smile on his face and a positive outlook on life! He's a trooper, man! A real, down to earth guy! Prayers and more power you you JD!
I guess hes is still struggling but has learned to cope with the dark times - atleast i hope he's doing well!
For real though 🙌
Of course he has a smile on his face, he has zero reason not to. He has beautiful women all wanting to be with him, he is in one of the most successful bands to come out of the 90s who created their own genre that 100's of bands were inspired by, he has 3 wonderful, healthy children. The guy is beyond lucky and he would be the first to admit it. He just chooses to sing about the darker side of life because there is always good and bad in life, and let's not forget the KoRn kids...his lyrics are for the KoRn kids, the ones who never found their place in this world, the ones who were bullied as children and adults, the ones who find salvation in his lyrics.
Not to mention his son also has diabetes as well. Needed to take a shot every morning.
Yeah but he is rich and super famous artist. We are just poor nobodies who deal with loss in another level...
Hearing that Jonathan goes to my friend’s paintball shop freaked me out. He’s a real cool dude in person.
And the best vocalist in metal!
Zayne Bonshire Chino Moreno is my favorite vocalist but Jon Davis is really good
@@recession81 yeah Korn and Deftones are both in my top 5 bands 🤘
Pretty cool in his music too
I'm a 'new' Korn fan, at 58 years old. Been watching interviews of the band. They're kind men, down-to-earth...and, they rock. Most different music I've ever heard. Jonathan lost his wife, aww. May his wife Rest in Peace, and Jonathan and his family be able to heal. 💔🕊️🙏
Just do yourself a huge favor and listen to 'In Dark December' on TH-cam. JD is obviously one of his inspirations. Thank me later. Tyler Moffitt is so underrated and NEEDs to be heard, he could surly help a lot of people. Chris Nitta on that channel is also him. He does the drums with his own drums ALL guitar, bass, singing and etc. He mixes and masters and produces. Always supplies fresh new work. Go ahead and show him some love.
His wifey- Michelle, East Tennessee
Good taste man Fock yeah
Check out Johnathan Davis and the sfa (alone I play at union chapel) it's a awesome concert on TH-cam
Welcome 🤩
@@randybrinkley4421 thanks for the tip 😊👍
Jon has such a soothing presence, hes just so pure and real... I love that man
I still remember seeing the commercial for the Steve-o video in the late 90s and ordering it straight up. I love you to stevo
Hell ya he's such a good dude❤️
Dude! I was front row at Woodstock 99 getting my ass handed to me while Korn was on stage. Shit was unreal.
Wow that’s awesome. That show was legendary
Damn you were there, that shit is fire on youtube I can't imagine how insane it was to be actually THERE, that is something you can tell people about for the rest of your life
My favorite show from Woodstock 99 was Bush, but Korn is a close second.
And to think mere yards or feet away from you nonconsensual sexual assault was taking place and women were raped at the Korn and the Limp Bizkit performances. That’s not a knock on the performers - I loved Korn for a min growing up they were hot in the mid to late 90s. But yeah Woodstock 99 was really wild I was too young to be there. I had a relative who want and said she barely remembers anything but that people were pulling her top off and grabbing her boobs like it was their right. So it was definitely weird energy, not unlike Altamont ‘69, where the bands and the shows were great but the energy and the crowd and the spirits in the air and the stars weren’t in maybe the best place and thus was an entirely different experience than the previous Woodstock iteration. And I’ve only been to Lollapalooza (06’-‘16) and Bonnaroo for two years and Coachella (it was the Daft Punk year, 2007) for two not consecutive years. Coachella was amazing but it is somewhat overrated. Lollapalooza is my favorite but I my be biased. Bonnarroo and Coachella are in more beautiful geographic settings and sprawl and ingenuity and I know everyone who goes or has went to some or one all have our own biases. Anyway I’m coffee stoned mornin ramblin, sorry for the blabalanche there. Have a lovely day, grateful you (and everyone) survived Woodstock 99! ;)
Mick Dundee Amen, I still love them too. That’s where I apologize if my message was taken in anyway as an assault on the band or Jonathan because clearly they’ve all been through the rock n roll ringer. Many of which of men of faith now and there’s a sort of rad full circle Joseph Campbell (heroes journey) thing happening there I appreciate esp too when it sounds like it and perhaps preexisting conditions were taking such a toll on Jonathan’s health and wellness, even with the meth and booze and coke and smoke and backstage stroke, aside it was a wonderful interview. And so that’s where you are not wrong I should have probably done a better job highlighting the positive journey the band has been through and they still rock. But also additional to that Woodstock 99 was a fiasco to ‘say the least’ -and I most certainly did not say it any less lol. Long live Korn, long live Live music! Damn I missed so many good shows this summer (as did everyone else and the bands included) the great 2020 monkey wrench, at least the first main one, then there was the cop senseless life and breath slaying of Floyd and what that did to an already uneasy nation. So this is why I need to just say nuff said. And then be done with it, I get so rambly. Peace and love to you all, appreciate your time and I wish you and yours nothing but blessings and joy! :D
Saw Korn with Alice and Chains. It was incredible.
Same. About a year ago. Fuckin great show.
Jones Beach
Damn. That must have been an amazing show. I saw Korn with KMFDM back in the day.
Jones Beach and upstate NY
Joey Lozado I was there too in the pit. Amazing show.
I’ve never clicked so fast man. Korn will always be one of my favorite bands ever.
Korn is the truth rockin for years n years. Loved em since life is p eachy.
"Jonathan, have you dealt with a lot of unruly crowds yourself?"
His entire fanbase in a nutshell
For real. Either they haven't seen Blind during Woodstock '99 or they were just fucking with him lol because that crowd alone was fucking insane. That wave is the craziest I've seen.
🤣🤣 I know..I avout.pissed myself whe. He asked him that so seriously.. like, really...!?!
@@andymanson3836 probably just asking him that so he had the opportunity to tell a story about a good show/crowd
Maybe back in the day but I just went to a korn concert last month and it was a crowd made up of kids in strollers all the way up to senior citizens and all ages in between.
Jonathan is the only singer that gives me the chills when he sings!! Best signer to me!
agree Huge Korn fan, but man i have seen them live in A.C at house of blues front row, i was in tears, the music and feeling was unbelievable; like being in another realm.
Best podcast quest of 2020. Of any podcast.
@@cowsdotricks epic quest indeed
Jonathan Davis’s lyrics and emotion on stage is why I’m still a fan 25 years later you are never and I mean ever gonna find a singer who cry’s freaks out yells growls and headbangs so unique like Jonathan Davis
😂😂😂😂
WTFFF this podcast is sick cant believe he had Jonathan Davis on🤘🤘🤘
RIGHT!
So fucking awesome!
one of the best podcasts shows out right now. top 5 if not top 3
“Falling away from me” has got to be the best song!
Can't believe he even has pod feels like only few years ago watching him on jackass crazy change
Steves voice sounds like he is holding in a toke and talking
Would it shock you if he was?
@@jAug94 Yes actually because I thought he was sober to the level of being straight edge nowadays haha
Hahahhaha yes
It does. Ha.
Yeah Dude!! Lol. Whatcha gargle with gravel bra?
Jonathan is so quiet and polite he seems like such a legitimately nice dude who's been blessed with his musical talents. Good on him, life is fkn hard man, to have an outlet like he has is a blessing and I think he realises that. Wishing you all the best dude.
Until he sings :D
I met Jonathan Davis at an Ozzy Osborne concert he was standing by the sound booth a couple feet away from me and I waved at him and he had a huge smile on him and waved back at me
Yeah, hee seems really nice
@@suzie5813 nah.. He was cheating on Deven (his wife) since 2015 or maybe even earlier with his current girlfriend/wife (who the fuck knows if they're married already).. You don't have to do a lot of digging to realize it. It really made me change my mind about him. Besides she's not even a nice person, all her friends are psychos, she's a paranoid, possessive woman as well.
Heidi Ebston who gives a fuck
@@trmp9923 wtf who cares dude deven was a pornstar so in a sense she fucked around on him alot ontop of that she fucked up mixed to much of the same shit she was taking but he still loves her
he pointed at me in the crowd and smiled. I was sticking out like a sore thumb though because I'm 6'6". Awesome small indoor show in 2012
Definately one of the best guests outside of Jackass you could have got.
I AGREE, this show just rock in all aspects the ?'s the answers. It was pure truth and love.
Jonathan saved my life. Not a rare thing amongst us KoRn kids.
@@cowsdotricks Definately something all KoRn fans have in common. Much love to everyone, hope your lives are great.
Arthur Swanson 💯
Right?! Korn, Disturbed and System of a Down made up half of my middle school ipod playlist.
Korn needs to be and should have already been in the rock n roll hall of fame
💯
Jonathan Davis used to visit us at the USO when I was in the Army. He is the coolest guy ever!! I was definitely at a low point after deployment to Iraq, and just to hang with him was awesome! He really helped me out during a dark point in my life.
This is an '80's kids dream, Korn + Steve O 😁😁😁
90s kids too!
Korn wasn't popular until the late 90's and Steve-O wasn't popular until the early 2000's though
@Shari Carroll exactly.. 80s kids rule
@@sideskroll so fucking true.
39 today and been listening to Korn since I was 13. JackAss since High School. Jack ass was out aroubd 98 though not 2000.
Never clicked something so fast
Same dude
Frfr
Facts
Same! 👍
Same
Jonathan got me through some of the darkest moments of my life. I could never thank him enough for his music.
Same!
Just do yourself a huge favor and listen to 'In Dark December' on TH-cam. JD is obviously one of his inspirations. Thank me later. Tyler Moffitt is so underrated and NEEDs to be heard, he could surly help a lot of people. Chris Nitta on that channel is also him. He does the drums with his own drums ALL guitar, bass, singing and etc. He mixes and masters and produces. Always supplies fresh new work. Go ahead and show him some love.
His wifey- Michelle, East Tennessee
Same 🙏
I remember seeing the Freak on a Leash music video on MTV as a kid, with the bullet flying around in slow mo and all that l. I love Korn
I've been listening to KORN since 1997. They were my last concert before covid....and I'm SO glad to have seen them. JD sounded amazing, the whole band sounded AMAZING
I’ve been a fan since the debut album came out. I’m 41 now I love them and always will. I’ve seen them live several times. I saw them with Slipknot in London a few years ago. They were both incredible.
I’ve been a fan since then too! Seen them in concert 3 times, but not since like 2002. They sounded epic live 😀😄
Me too! 96 I had their first album and been a fan ever since. Just saw the in Minneapolis. Sounded amazing!
Just do yourself a huge favor and listen to 'In Dark December' on TH-cam. JD is obviously one of his inspirations. Thank me later. Tyler Moffitt is so underrated and NEEDs to be heard, he could surly help a lot of people. Chris Nitta on that channel is also him. He does the drums with his own drums ALL guitar, bass, singing and etc. He mixes and masters and produces. Always supplies fresh new work. Go ahead and show him some love.
His wifey- Michelle, East Tennessee
@@QuestNation3221 i bet that was a amazing night
He always seemed to be a very humble and classy rocker.
Lol, you must not have watched that video with him going through his mansion and showing off all his serial killer memorabilia.
@@williambrandondavis6897 yeah I don't care to spend my time watching reading US Weekly and watching videos about how celebs didn't their money...
@@williambrandondavis6897 who's to say serial killer memorabilia isn't classy?
My hometown boy I fucking love it. Korn cut their first album in Buck Owens recording studio right across the street from my elementary and middle school. I grew up going to watch them play at places like Jerry’s Piazza and other tiny venues. I love that he came back to live here.
They still own that building in Oildale.
More KoRn members plz!! Next should be Brian "Head" !! He has insane story of getting sober too! Glad drugs didnt ruin these guys. It happens so often...so sad.
Check out Loud Krazy Love if ya havent already.
@@ericjohn8466 I watched it not long after I read his book! I cried😂
I am a 43 yr old dude and it made me cry!!! Especially being a Daddy to a young woman. Being a fan of the band going back to '94, i was lucky to go to Woodstock '99 and seen them. To know after watching the doc that after that concert Heads personal life became such a shit show in regards to his wife and the drugs etc etc. And to see the redemption of both Brian and Jennea at the end was a "whos cutting onions" moment. Im not gonna lie, that when they showed him playin w Korn for the first time in 8 years at Carolina gave me goosebumps. The doc is so well done that i think a non-fan of the band would watch and be positively surprised and inspired!!! Sorry for the long ass comment!!! Lol
@@ericjohn8466 don't be sorry. I am off to watch it...
Yes! Seeing head on here would be soooo sick!
Yeah dude, I love Korn. I listened to them religiously back in high school, they inspired me to pick up a 7-string guitar.
@Sweet Jones III edgy m8, your parents are proud.
@Sweet Jones III Imagine saying someone sucks at guitar. Do you get that from your parents?
Also you met Vinnie dude? That's sick!
Kyoko hell yeah, I met Vinnie Paul just a few months before he died, so that was both a shock and an honor.
Love the pick with vinnie🤟
Jonathan should be on Joe Rogan Experience! Love that guy!
SO TRUE
just commented that the second time yesterday
I've said it a lot myself, and I'm surprised it hasn't happened. He and Joe have a lot in common. They're kind of centrists politically, like hunting, and are into a lot of different things. I think Jon would have a lot of great stories in a good 3 hour setting.
agreed
Yeah! Can’t wait for Joe to ask him if he’s done DMT.
Steve-O is gonna be bigger than Rogan.
Fuck yeah
He's definitely more entertaining! I also don't see Steve-O selling out to Spotify or the likes either.
Well if he is, he with have Rogan to thank. This format did not exist prior to what he did. And also, Spotify sucks.
He should have rogan on as a guest
I'm a bit new here, love Steve-O, love the show and LOVE Korn... but this other dude can get lost.. he asks the dumbest dipshit questions smh. #triggered
Korn was the soundtrack of the best summer of my life. They really meant a lot to me and my friends. Cool to see him doing well.
Same here! Summer of 1998, hanging with my friends on the beach in South Carolina the week FTL was released. Hearing that album for the first time was something pretty special!
This is the most comfortable Ive ever seen JD be in an interview he told alot of stories hes never told before. Ive seen all of his interviews on YT and this was his best one yet. Awesome job Steve 0. Two legends of my upbringing
Ditto
“I CAN SEE I CAN SEE IM GOIN BLIND - I CAH SEE I CAn SeeE um GAWN BLYND”
Edit: I used to listen to Korn religiously back in like 5th grade - (They were the first “heavy” band I listened to)
I’m into all sorts of music now. I used to listen to Korn because it fit my punk attitude, then I quit for a few years. I’m 24 now and went back just to reminisce and I dig the heavy tracks, but I also understand the music now. Instead of just banging out to it, I get were Johnathan is coming from and now I have a whole lot of respect for him and the entire band, although I know it’s not everyone’s taste of music and I totally understand.
It’s hard to explain and I’m sure it’s hard to understand what I mean by that, but if you know, you know.
It’s something you have to experience for yourself. Some will get it and some wont. Those are just my thoughts on it, but anyway Rad ass interview.
JD is the man!
You can or cant
I’m 16 and I’ve started to get into heavier music which I’ve enjoyed because it seems to have more substance and meaning then like pop and stuff and I do like pop but I just don’t feel like I can connect with it as well if that makes sense lol
Respect to my bro’s and everyone else in here.
Jonathan is a beautiful soul.
I’ve just been watching Johnathan Davis interviews all day, this is crazy cool how this just came up in my subscription 🤘🏻
Hell yeah
I am the ALPHA MALE of this comment section and I command RESPECT. Right now I am ordering you to NOT view any of my videos. Instead just look at my thumbnails and be JEALOUS. Bye bye theo
now if we can get Corey on there
Theo Makin nice profile pic 👌
Great avatar bro!
I'ma simple man. I see Jonathan Davis I click
"are you in la?"
"fuck no i live in bakersfield"
king
“The nothing” completely broke my mind, I had a full mental breakdown one day listening to it. The funny thing is, that same album pulled me back up into the land of the living and helped me better myself. It’s still my favourite album and I listen to it regularly. Thank you Jonathan, I know you will never read this but thank you.
It's a beautiful album. it's painful for me to listen to it but the few times I do, it's lovely.
Music is so powerful . Totally agree 👍🙌💪
Glad Steve O still around R.I.P Ryan Dunn
Holy shit I was just listening to Life is peachy yesterday. Steve O and JD.Thats awesome. Would love to see head on the podcast
Head would be hilarious!
Those first few albums were monumental game changers. 🔥
He is a funny guy !
Brian has an amazing life story. I definitely think him and SteveO would click.
The fact that I can have Steve-O and Jonathan in the same video makes me unbelievably happy. Steve-O just makes me laugh so much and people find it weird that Jonathan's voice can calm me and help me go to sleep. I love them both and think they are truly gifted people.
Such a precious human
My heart goes out to him and his sons. I didn't know about his wife. God bless yall
Yeah it was very sad. He's a very strong man.
Its hard to watch your spouse get high while your sober, glad he stayed clean its not easy i know this from experience
ARE YOU REEEADY
@@williamkulas1571 yeah honestly I don't know he stayed sober through that all. Not only the temptation but the stress of dealing with someone else's serious drug problems.
Lol, I brought youtube up and see Steve-o and Jonathan Davis. That's a big hell ya. Two cool dudes
Steve-O, I love you - I’m so glad you’re sober and alive - love this shit! ❤️
My dad saw KoRn quite a few times in the early 2000s (2000, 2001,2002) I grew up listening to them, when I was 17 I was working in staging and got to set up for KoRn and it absolutely blew my mind, all these years later, I was unloading their trucks and building their set.
Nice, bro that is awesome! I have seen them live twice and absolutely loved it! I will for sure see them in 2024 as well if they come to a venue anywhere near me!
Rare to see JD looking this stable and full of life, love it.
Jon Davis is what every metal kid wishes they were. Down to earth, successful, frontman of the heaviest band since Sabbath hit the 70's....... fantastic podcast!!! REAL TALK.
Heaviest band?!? Not even close.... and there is A big difference between metal and NUmetal...
Yeah man. I love Jonathan, but when people oversell a person like that it takes away the actual merit that the person has.
He is a great person and a talented musician. Let's not get into superlatives.
NADP, it is cool to see you in the comments. I enjoy listening to podcast about Dogman and Sasquatch, like Dogman Encounters Radio.
@@dustindock8599 have you heard thier new shit, oh yeah they are one of the heavyest
KoRn are for sure the Black Sabbath of the 90s...Or maybe you could call them the Led Zeppelin of the 90s because even though KoRn were massively popular their music is a conglomerate of many different genres so they never truly ever fit in with just one genre.
If I recall correctly Jonathan’s grandma was my grandma’s neighbor. My childhood was poor but my music was rich. Looking back nostalgia is my best friend.
Thank you John from another John.
I remember when the first album came out. Never heard anything like it and his voice was and the way he sang the songs.. you just knew this band was special.
I'm a huge Korn fan, seen them live over a dozen times, best show was when they played their first album in full plus greatest hits encore.
Thank you Steve-O for having JD on.
that sounds amazing. I would pay any amount to see them play their whole first album
Holy shit. I've only met 2 famous people and they are Steve O and Jonathan Davis so yeah this is the best podcast EVER!!!
wowwww, lucky!
Johnathan David's music saved my life. Love this man.
“I wanna fight all six of you”
😂
Omg... I literally just screamed “Yes!!!”, when I saw this!!!!!!
Korn will always be my favorite band. Thank you Steve-O!
In case you didn't know, the bass player, Fieldy wrote about you in his book. He regretted snubbing you at a party once, but back then he was a different person. Glad to see the comradery in this podcast.
I LOVE LOVE Jonathan Davis!!!! I saw Korn back at Family Values Tour 1999, a week after I had my daughter. Then Korn was my daughters 2nd concert, my sons 1st concert, when they were 6 and 8 years old!! Which would've been Ozzfest 2007? My son fell asleep right before they came on stage and slept thru them. My daughter is now 23 and I think she has seen Korn more than any other band!
I still have the family values tour CD
I have loved Korn and especially Jonathan since the beginning and I took my teenage daughter to a Korn show a few years ago. She knew every word along with me. It was an amazing experience.
This is one of the coolest conversations I have ever witnessed.
because Steve-O wasn't interrupting the John every 2 seconds like other guests
@@michaeljames87 no
This is a wholesome dude.
th-cam.com/video/J_uuKkuKN7M/w-d-xo.html. Hola soy David de argentina les dejo el video q estrenamos con mí banda llamada AÑO 0 cancion:"Esclavos del Dolor"...muchas gracias por tu visita!...
Two pinnacles of my youth. Cheers lads❤
Dead bodies everywhere is still one of my favorite songs after 20years. Also i never knew JD was a mortician that song makes since now lol
All time favorite band. Even my 3 year old daughter loves korn.
OMFG!!! My dream guest! May favorite singer! Hell Yeah!
Only Steveo would describe it as "cool psychosis"
Best interview so far. This guy is interesting as hell, very natural, the chemistry is there.
He still lives in Bakersfield? That's cool.
Bakersfield checking in!
Been a KoRn fan for 26 years! AWESOME to have JD on the show!! :)
Username checks out
Ah from the very beginning? Noice. I've been a Korn fan since around 2000. So 20 years.
Me to 26 years rock on
this guy's music helped me a lot trough tough high school times! thank you, Jonathan and KoЯn! also, it is always fun to listen to CRAZIEST war stories! keep on rockin', dudes!!!
Bless you Jonathan. Always been such a huge fan. Keep on rockin'. You're such a HUGE advocate for children and adults who have suffered from such dark traumatic experiences.
I lost my shoes body surfing at KORN concert in 2003... Can I get them back?
no
@WrestlingFIGS How jacked up were your feet afterwards from getting stepped on? Fuck lol
Oh for real thats whos they were. Well i have them.
Jonathan is wearing them during this very interview
👞 Sorry, I've only got the one. Someone somewhere has the other.
29:31 When he starts to say music instead of medicine. Shows how seriously he takes his profession.
I heard that too!!!
Jonathan Davis has always seemed like such a cool and likeable person, the music industry needs more artists like korn and 311. Good music
A couple years ago, Korn played at Rock USA in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. My uncle’s buddy was head of security, and Jonathan asked him to take him and his son to a circus nearby to make sure there wouldn’t be any problems. I heard Jonathan was a super chill guy and truly cared about having quality time with his son, even on tour!
Jonathan is one of my all time favorite singers, this was awesome!
Jonathan truly is an absolute legend... and so are you Steve-O
Love JD he's my hero, an inspiration. Been a KoRn fan since '98 and still going strong. Thank you for the awesome podcast Steve-O, you rock!
I absolutely adore Johnathan Davis, he sings songs that speak to my soul. I'm 54 and Korn is and will always be my favorite band EVER!!❤️❤️
My GF just said: "who are you listening to??"
I said the Steveo Show.. She said *"He sounds like a grouchy old lady"*
LMAO
Please for fucks sakes let stevo see this XD
I cannot stand his voice. My god, Steve - O is an entertainer, not a talk show host.
Not gonna lie..dude voice sounds nasty....
@The One It sounds like he had one already and it didn't go well.
That’s what hard Nitrous Oxide and Cocaine use gets you
I swear Korn helped save my life. Through depression their music, although it seems dark, somehow gave me some light. It's so cool that he's a solid dude. I'm glad he's still here after all the shit he's been through. Mad respect
I remember my friend introduced me to Korn when I was like twelve instantly loved it
I just found the old Korn-Who then Now VHS in an old box in the basement from back in the 90s as a teenager. No VCR thou. I just remember the copious amounts of Coors Light drank in it.
Haha, I'm on a Korn TH-cam tour right now because I thought of that video.
I found that at a flea market years ago. Bought it for like $3. Wore that sucker out
Literally how I stumbled across this podcast, looking for that video on YT 😂
THIS INTERVIEW WAS FALLING AWAY FROM ME 🤘🤘
Love JD man! 35 and been listening to them since I was 12. Awesome band, awesome dudes! He’s such a chill down to earth interesting guy and one of my favorite vocalists in any kind of music! I could listen to him talk and tell stories all day man!
I never knew Steve-O interviewed one of my heroes, it's two years late but it's good to see everyone and Jon doing well. Korn's music got me, like a lot of others, through rough shit. Their stuff still slams. Now I know why that cover track appeared out of nowhere, good stuff helping the kids as always!
I absolutely love Johnathan and Korn! His voice is so amazing! He's such a great guy! This is such a great conversation.
Two legends of my youth together! Thank You. ❤
Thank you for this! Korn was my first concert 6th grade back in 2001 never forget it.
I love this man!! Dude hes helped me through so much it's so good to see where he is now
He is a wonderful person. Discovered Korn when I was 15 and thought it was the best thing I had ever heard. Its almost as though he was speaking my language. I hope to one day see Korn live its my dream.
Really enjoyed this, as a long time fan of korn great to see such a down to earth honest chat. Well done Steve o.
I absolutely love how you bring these superstars down to our level! Thank you so much Steve O your show is awesome I love his band, them people and would love to just say hello personally one of these days Just to say thank you.Thank you for the videos! There’s nothing like them.
Korn's first album is one of the few where I remember exactly where I was when I heard it for the first time. I was fucking blown away...
I actually don’t remember because I was so young. My dad was a 90’s kid and jammed to KoRn. I had a little microphone stand thingy when I was like 3 and I used to sing Blind and totally fuck the lyrics up.😂😂 The good ol days.
It's pretty easy to impress children when your an adult.
Enjoyed the interview with John Davis! Interesting to hear personal life stories etc. memorable moments and where these musicians are now in life. I learned a lot about Korn today and wish Davis best of luck with his career. Thanks SteveO!
lmao a 737 with Korn, Limp Bizkit and Ice Cub.... that was a fun flight fo sho
Now this I didn't expect. Awesome!
Our mothers were getting hammered debating whos son is a bigger loser- 😂😂 this is the reason steveo is the best he doesnt hold anything back😂
Just read this as he said it lol pretty funny
So happy you are alive with us on this planet. ❤ You are a seriously great inspiration.
Great interview, a total legend, Johnathan is so humble, polite and funny! Issues was such an incredible album, still my favourite.