@@ce2341NO. That's Michael Moore and that specific interview was from his film "Bowling for Columbine" which was about the school shooting in Littleton CO. Moore was on Marilyn's side more than against. He blamed gun control rather than the music the shooters favored. He helped make K-mart remove ALL non hunting ammo from their stores from this school shooting. His silence was to let Marilyn's point resonate if anything at all.
@@ce2341so you dont have enough time to read it but enough time to comment about not reading it LMAO ok Ur so different and cool!!!! do u want a cookie
It didn't matter who she was talking to, she would have talked over herself given the chance. She was a disgrace, not willing to listen to the person she was pretending to interview.
Yes! And this intervieuw was in the 90ties! And they still blame him! Maybe there should be a law that some people are unable to get kids! And legally can not make children!
He knew how the system works back in the nineties keep everybody afraid and they will do exactly what you want it how the media and social platforms work it’s all part of the new world order
@@yungstitch1153 Yeah, I don't know what to make of them, honestly. I mean he, himself, has said some things that made me raise an eyebrow but I don't know, I still enjoy his art & interviews immensely.
I’m honestly proud to see younger Marilyn Manson fans, though the way I see it, he’s not the same as he was in his prime (and a celebrity past their prime is easier to cancel the fuck out of). But in his prime, what he’s said here in this video is worth standing by.
@@astraldirectrix things are not black and white he could have been both or did things because the fame clouded his judgement who knows. you can appreciate the art without necessarily aligning morally with the artist (good example: H.P. Lovecraft)
"I feel you can't criticize something you don't know anything about, so I went to the concerts with him" what an absolute amazing father. That's the type of parent every child deserves.
Manson always had such a calm demeanor. No one ever expected that. He really brought people defenses up just by looking strange. He had a way of making angry people reveal themselves. I got a lot of respect for that dude.
@@briansvedin1788 Yup, and stooping to their level with emotional reactions will only further solidify their belief in their heads. Let them be the asshole and feel right...in the end they will always remember that confidence you had and that will drive them crazy, cause regardless of how "right" they believe they are, they will ALWAYS feel like they lost because you just don't give a shit, and was just calmly and respectfully communicating very logical points. Trying to control a persons belief is fascist. The subconscious mind is very smart, that experience of being revealed as a person with no control of their emotions, nor being able to listen, will really humble a person, no matter how right they think they are....they will learn that they don't matter any more than everyone else simply cause they "have" to be better than those with different views. "I'd rather be excluded for those I include, than to be included for those I exclude."
I agree. In that interview with Michael Moore, Moore asks Manson what he would say to the kids at Columbine. He said I wouldn't say a thing. I'd listen to what they have to say, cause that's what nobody did. I feel the same way about Manson. If these parents would just LISTEN to what he's saying, they'd realize he's a pretty intelligent mother fucker.
definatly, if you as a parent never went to a music show with your kids from an artist they like, wether its the backstreet boys, a rapper or marilyn manson you could have done better. i was 11 when i went to my first punkrock show with my dad, i smelled weed and asked him what is that? "some weird tobacco" i ended up crowdsurfing as an 11 year old and coming home with a white t shirt and right on my chest was a large print of a boot. many of my teachers disliked me on school because i was different, they even said that in class while i was there. which made me even more rebbeliant towards "sheep people" im older now and father and can say, back then i had more common sence in me then my teacher.
When I heard that for the first time back in the day, I almost dropped to the floor of how well said it was during that time. It was almost like political poetry.
I just noticed that now that you mentioned it. He's never raised his voice when challenged. He listens even when he knows they're wrong. Says more about him than them.
As a 52-year-old, I didn't give him a second thought. Just a freak. After seeing this, I've gained a tremendous amount of respect for him. Very intelligent and well-spoken person. Guess I should start opening my mind a little more.
How was he ahead of his time? Plenty of people related to him and his image. If he was "ahead" of his time you'd have never heard of his existence. He gained the attractive he did because he was with the times.
It's funny how the ones that blamed Marilyn Manson for everything were the ones that were the aggressors while he remained eloquent and calm in the debates
Props to that dad that took the time out of his day to learn about his son and the music and didn’t just go to “you’re wrong. Do what we tell you.” I hope that family is doing well.
Her piece bothers me so much. Cherry picking bible quotes and ideals, dismissing others that do the same just to save face. No willingness to actually talk or question her own pov. Just the type of stuff MM was singing about
@@KillerBearsaw well that is your modern day feminism and equality khhmm double standards khhm, she praises herself like a saint, jet she is The bad person here, shouting over everybody and not wanting to hear anybody what they have to say.. she and only she is right.. well yea right to be called crazy
Yeah, MM stayed so calm when she kept talking over him, and repeating herself while talking over him. That was so annoying that I felt my heartbeat increase wanting to push her in the face and say shut up a second and let him finish, sheesh.
I got SO frustrated by her. Typical case of feels threatened and acts on it. She kept interrupting him, raised her voice, didn't listen to listen but listened to respond by dismissing everything he said without a second thought about what he actually said, just so she could say the next thing on top of her list. And she is in such a state of resistance, her mechanisms prevent her from opening up and actually digesting the other's information. Tunnel vision. Scared animals make for aggresive animals. Point proven.
that dad that went to the concert is still the goat even after all this time i wish we had more ppl like him " you can't criticize something you don't know anything about" words to live by
I used to babysit two cool kids and they really liked video games and playing outside like totally normal kids, but their mom was so freaked out by those “strange and violent video games” I just told her to try, and it would be a great activity together… She never did, and this strange and violent game? It was Minecraft…
"I wouldn't say anything, I would listen to what they have to say." I watched this film back when it first came out, and some 20 years later, this quote still stays with me. The importance of listening to people's opinions, no matter their culture, background or political views. Probably needed even more now than it was back then.
Marilyn Manson teaches people to confront what's inside them rather than repress and deny they have those thoughts and feelings to begin with, anyone who can't understand that is hearing but not listening to what he is saying.
God that lady would not let him get his point across for 1 second. She kept talking over him and insinuating everything... he did such a good job keeping his cool through that. If that doesn't prove he isn't the monster he is painted out to be then, I don't know what will. Such a brilliant mind.
The hypocrisy to start spewing about the 10 commandments followed by a blatant showcasing of ill manner is amazing to me. Clearly raised by parents whose word was law.
She was angry because she had a predisposed opinion, and then through the course of the discussion her arguments were eroded. She had dug her feet in so firm she couldn't back down. Days, weeks, years later I think she'll change her opinion. Wherever I can I try to stay open minded to avoid falling into those pits of self-indulgence, but it's tough. We're all people, we're emotional, we have biases, we make mistakes. We've all been her in one situation or another.
Actually, Christ died for everyone's sins, so it is supposed to be everyone's. Or you can voluntarily refuse the literal salvation of your soul out of pride and, well, ignorance.
exactly what I think...... let the "roaring" to the irrational - we can reason with each other - saying the columbine murders were because of him is such an absurd
Well it would never happen because with every new generation of youth they, the youth believe they know more and are the supreme when it comes to morality, ideology etc.. Until the youth stops being arrogant and starts humbling themselves then the world will be a better place.
That's the thing. I think Manson mostly has trust issues with the world. Speaking for myself, I don't blame him. People most see me as a calm person because I play that role most of the time. The anger I have is mostly used on being hard on myself to improve.
Honestly he seems so genuine. He seems very wholesome and sweet. “I wouldn’t say a word I would sit there and listen because nobody else did that” he is literally such a kind person. Him on stage is an act of him being all crazy for shock. But him being himself is just very heartwarming. I would feel so safe around him.
@@katiephelan5289 He was accused by several women for an alleged abuse that they claimed he done. And to my beliefs, I think that this is completely false. He is too smart for that and there isn't any actual evidence that he did it. Now BIanco is going after him next.
Listening to understand helps with staying on topic while addressing each comment or statement thoughtfully they usually don't care if you accept what their saying as truth because they don't want to control the conversation they want to reach an understanding great minds prefer to find common ground rather than argue over differences people that only listen to react don't know how to address all issues because they didnt actually understand what they herd they jumble their words and are unable to stay on topic so instead they gaslight or pick faults as a way to gain control of the narrative
The dad at 7:20 is what kids need. Someone who actually listens... there'd be so much less hate and violence in the world if there were more parents like him.
kids are baby goats. dictionaries were invented so people like you dont change the language . is it because "everyone else does it"? zombie . yes i harass everyone who says kids . STOP IT NOW
Amen. All these school shootings since then all have disconnected parents. We here the line “I never thought lil Jimmy could do that!” Well we’re you listening and paying attention?
@@elissitdesign exactly. those parents claim they had "no idea".. it was probably because they almost completely ignored their kids. if you allow your kid to be open to you, they will be.
My father was this way. We shared many musical interest although he favored Bob Dylan and more folk music. We listened to Manson for the music as intended. It's not about having an open mind, it's about having YOUR OWN mind and knowing that everyone else has their own. Don't be a sheep to anyone's opinions, ideologies or demands. Make educated opinions based on your own research or remain ignorant but silent on those topics. Being ignorant is not a bad thing in most situations. We're not meant to know everything. Just remember that the general population is actually ignorant to the stuff they say or believe. Don't live your life based on others opinions.
My childhood was filled with physical abuse, mental abuse, and sexual abuse. Marilyn Manson's music allowed me the channel my frustration, my silence, and my vulnerability through his songs. It felt like the emotions and thoughts I was never allowed to express outward, I was able to express through his words. His words were not my own but it felt like he understood what it was like to constantly be mislabeled, misunderstood, and misled. I always wished I had the confidence to put my foot down and stand up for myself. Im 38 now and I'm still struggling to get out from under the weight of a ruined childhood. I try so hard not play victim but its so easy to lose yourself to it.
I had some traumatic stuff happen to me as a kid and to the degree that I don't like talking about it, but as someone else who has some insight of what your going through I can offer some advice. Manson's song helped me realize my anger through words and release some of that pressure that clouded my mind all the time, and in doing this it allowed me to think about what I was thinking rather than just experiencing these thoughts. Manson's songs offer a great way to vent bottled up emotions in a safe and healthy way, and can grant great relief, but If you ever want to truly get past it, your the one who has to do it. There is a way to get past it once and for all, so here's what I did. I personally believe that all problems and issues have a root cause and stem from something. It was unpleasant, but I managed to mentally separate everyday thoughts from thoughts about what I had gone through. By doing this I managed to DISARM my thoughts and memories, NOT GETTING RID of them. You yourself are the one who truly gets to decide how much of your life your trauma controls, so I took control of my head rather than it taking control of me. I mentally separated those negative thoughts and thought of them almost like snow globes, I can still think of them and how I felt at the time, but not suffer any distress when reflecting. Because, although I can still remember and think of my trauma, I managed to neutralize them and metaphorically put them in a capsule, where I can see them, but they can't hurt me. Its also worth mentioning that therapy helped me, so it's worth looking into if your hesitant. Obviously no two people are alike, but this is what helped me overcome my past. So, perhaps, maybe this could help you too. Whether this helps you or not, I truly hope that you fully recover from the past, and begin a FANTASTIC new chapter in life. 🙂I wish you well and hope this helped!
Einstein created the atomic bomb. Marilyn Manson created an image through music & performance. Intelligent people entertain themselves when they're bored. There's an old saying " if you're bored, you're boring".
You can tell she truly felt happy and understood when he defended her and said “maybe it’s because it’s your religion and she might not want to be apart of it” or whatever he said
So much more class than anyone coming at him negatively. Accepts all questions and critiques and responds intelligently and with good and valid points.
I agree but we have to realise that these are his highlights and good arguments. We all have times where we can outwit dumb religious and political fools. Not saying he's a bad guy, just that we need to remember this is his best, it shows what the the upload wanted and the not so great arguments are not shown. It's essentially a video showing a one sided bias and I'm sure manson would agree. Still, he is a damn site more intelligent than anyone in this video. I bet Bill Mar would agree with Manson but it's a show, the host has to Try and play devil's advocate whether he agrees or not.
The father that started listening to his sons music and going to concerts with him is what it's all about. That is love unconditional, and I can see that the things he said he did for and to understand his son touched Manson's heart.
Kids don't rebel against their parents because of the music they listen to. The music is often an outlet for them to help them cope with all of the feelings they're dealing with in the world and the homes they're growing up in. All of the stuff they're having to deal with on a daily basis at school and at home. A lot of problems could be helped by parents taking the time to talk and listen to their kids, and I say this as a mom of 2 boys. I don't want my kids to ever be afraid to come to me with anything. As their mother I'm supposed to be their refuge, and it's my job to do my best to guide them through whatever they're going through.
He is so well spoken and I love how he doesn't give off as "judgmental" like other people like that one lady with the red shirt. I rather talk to him than anyone else cause everyone else that don't agree with him will be closed minded.
It's funny how easy it is for Marilyn Manson to bring people to a point of denial. You can easily argue from an equal position in a friendly argument, but people are turning angry arguing with him. It's just amazing.
Because their misconceptions of him were shattered by who he actually is and they're gobsmacked. They're trying to prove he's satan incarnate when he's really a well spoken, intelligent individual.
I've always loved Marilyn Manson, but hearing these interviews makes me have a whole new level of respect. He's very open-minded, well spoken, and I think that he can be an inspiration for those who are afraid to be themselves.
“She has lost her religion from listening to you.” Um, lady she looks like she lost her religion a LONG time ago. Manson simply was another notch on her belt.
As a 90s kid my friends and I played violent videogames/first person shooters, listened to Marilyn Mansion and other controversial artists, etc. I remember this media circus and how absurd it was. He was always a class act, too.
Marilyn holding steadfast to his morals and opinions, while being pressured by media figureheads, really bolstered my respect for him at a very young age.
@@franka6790 I watched a lot of pro wrestling when I was a kid. I don't know what era. I remember Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Rick Flair, Sting, DDP, Rey Mysterio, Eddie Guerrero. I don't really remember Dwayne Johnson and definitely had no clue who John Cena was until he became a famous actor.
All this negative media attention did was make kids run out and buy his music. I was one of those kids, and guess what, I turned out as normal as my parents in the end.
I didn't know him at all before watching this video, and from watching this I gained immense respect towards him. It's a pleasure to see someone with firm an clear beliefs calmly stating and explaining their opinion to others. I think this is a wonderful example of the manner of speaking we should see in debates and arguments, and I wish more people, myself included, would behave this way. I aspire to be this calm, clear and confident and I won't forget this inspirational, admirable man.
I’m old 😂 and love my music, all sorts from drum and bass to classical 60’s to Now ( everything except both kinds of music, country & western 🤣 ) back in the day Marilyn was the devil incarnate, but if you stopped to listen instead of react you’d hear the message. The message hasn’t changed in decades they still sing about it today, just different framing.
Maybe check out what his ex thinks about him. He's a groomer and an abuser. He's said so many nice things throughout the years, but turned out to be a monster after all..
@@L4w1 Well... he's right. He hasn't been convicted. I would say that he is a pig, but then again that was never hidden. I remember an MTV documentary about him (in 1999 I think). They filmed him in his bus tour. Hookers and dumb groupies. Wich is more or less the "norm" for a "rockstar". So did he take advantage of his celebrity to behave like a degenarate. Yeah. Were those groupies young impressionable women. Sure. But that's not a crime to fuck a groupie who's willingly there to fuck with a rockstar. And until he's convicted of a crime, I won't say that he's a criminal.
44 yrs of age. Grew up in the 80s and 90s. I never really got into his music until later in life. This guy is somewhat of a genius. Very talented. Well spoken and extremely kind.
Same age as me, but I totally enjoyed his music bak during the AntiChrist SuperStar tour. I agreew/you that heisvery intelligent, as was& is Trent Reznor, who added him to his label which propelled his fame.
He is so smart , high eq when responding to those aggressive questions, great answer with super calm emotion .. he was only 30 something at the time ? I wish i could be this calm at my work
Yeah, I can't rock with his music all too often. However, on a human level, he's one of the most inspiring people I've ever seen. I'm a brother from the hood so his image and his music, its not me. His character? Great man, and I'd love to chat with him if I ever got the chance
He’s a writer I totally understand his metaphors as an artist. Saying “I’m a teen distortion who survived abortion, a rebel from the waist down.” That was an amazing line. The headspace he is in to write like that is intense and real.
Wow, good metaphor, if you found more examples on his writings talent please share. I'm just recently "discovering" MM and I think he is a legit gifted man
@@ana______6567 I recommend the entirety of Antichrist Superstar! The whole album tells a story of a character (The Worm) who lacks confidence while looking up to the rockstars, becomes a rockstar encouraging individuality, gains sheep like followers refusing to follow this message of individuality, and decides if they want to be lead as sheep he'll be the shepard leading them to slaughter as the antichrist
@@ana______6567 Marilyn Manson is hands down one of the best musical artists in our history period. Everything about the triptych era (Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals, and Holy Wood) is nothing short of genius work. Accompanied by his very talented bandmates as well.
@@ana______6567 "The atom of Eden was a b0mb." A play on atom and Adam. "Sorry your Sunday smiles are rusty nails." "Are we fated, faithful, or fatal?" "I've got mood poisoning. Must be something I hate." "I eat glass, and I spit diamonds." "My big tip tricks will always make you happy. But we all know the hat is wearing me." "They always eat the hand that bleeds." "I am a revelation, and I'm nailed to the holy wood." "All of Holy Wood was sad." "The pomegranete Earth."
I met Manson before one of his shows. He came into eat with a couple friends including Twiggy and I waited on him. He was one of the most intelligent, innovative artists of the time and he is proof that judging a book by its cover is ridiculous and closed minded. He wanted people to think for themselves. The man is awesome.
I was a huge Marilyn fan not just because of his music but because despite all the hate he still carried himself with poise and intellect so when people challenged him he didnt react emotionally which would reinforced people's view of him, he spoke with the intellect of someone with a higher understanding of themselves
The most calm + thoughtful artist I've ever seen interviewed. Most just mumble their way through the regurgitated nonsense they've seen on the net or been told what to say. Never ever judge a book by its cover! He knows what his fans want + he delivers.
I've never known much about Manson but he's actually very well-spoken and is able to articulate ideas very well. I really like how he's not a "my way or the highway" type of person. He's open to challenging his ideals, and obviously challenge others' ideals in return. Never "disproving", just challenging
I’m not a huge Marilyn Manson music fan but as a person he’s super genuine and I totally agree with the point he makes with his music religion is subjective regardless of what people in higher “religious” status want you to believe you do you
I have great respect for the father that joined his son to a festival to try and experience it, and get to know his son. He is the most loving kind of parent in my opinion.
I like Marilyn Manson as a person. The way he articulates his words during interviews shows that he's not just not some singer with heavily explicit songs, he's also an educated one as well...
People like the woman in the last interview are the most dangerous people on the planet honestly. The refuse to acknowledge their shadow selves and because of that, they are the most capable of atrocity. If you don't think you can commit evil acts, you are the most at risk of doing so.
She couldn’t even admit that at any point in her teenage years did she think about even annoying her parents! That’s ridiculous! If she can’t even admit that, I’m sure there’s plenty more she was scared to look at within herself.
@@j_g9109 I didn't try to annoy my parents. I tried to do what they said and be respectful. Only exception is being a smartass, but that was just what we did normally. I'm also a little weird though. She was annoying though and I don't trust her words. She couldn't even wait to speak or let someone she hated do so either.
Like I don't like Rishi Sunak (The Prime Minister of Britain) and I didn't like Trump, but when Rishi recently condemned the US for supplying CLUSTER BOMBS to Ukraine, I agreed with him, and I can see where Trump was pretty good for the economy: You can agree with some things in people you don't agree with fundamentally. That woman can't agree with Manson on ANYTHING, because her world view is so narrow.
Marylin Manson, the smartest and coolest artist ever. In his early interviews this young guy keeps cool under pressure, giving inspired smart replays, while raging group manifests its own fears and shortcomings keeps on attacking. They fail to shake him up by feeble minded attacks, in desperation shout over him on mass to validate their position. Bravo Marylin.
You should look up Penny Rimbaud. He was the drummer and main songwriter of the band "crass" in the late 70s/early 80s. He is an amazing philosopher and poet, and still lives his life to this day based on his core values and principles. If you like these MM clips and and how smart and thoughtful he his, you'll love Penny Rimbaud.
Love that he has answers for them and makes them stop and think. It is so easy to blame someone who stands out and speaks up but in reality he has nothing to do with the violence he is being accused of.
He's a Bloody legend, and saved more tanagers from suicide and helped others through his lyrics including myself than any other artist today please make a come back as you are unique and a one of a kind. your sub from Australia.
I think most rockstars especially in the metal scene are down to earth nice guys off stage and far more nice than your average pop stars like Justin Bieber.
“I want them to think about what they believe.” I never understand why ppl hated him like they did. Maybe if he didn’t give these interviews but he did. He explained himself way better than anyone trying to just prove him wrong.
@@Kiido11 human wanted to be coddled and being told what they done is right. We are always adverse to criticism and wanted other to think for ourselves.
You know, I don't think I can completely agree with everything he did, but I absolutely love and respect his ability and desire to get people to think deeply about things they otherwise wouldn't. And his respect and composure at all times was fantastic to see. I'd love to be able to have a conversation with him some day.
I love how in control he is of himself, ppl are yelling in his face and being irrational as hell and he just stays calm, makes his point and drop bombs XD
I remember seeing that parent talk about "You can't criticize something you don't know about, so I went to the concerts with him" when I was a kid. It changed how I grew up, and now that's a big part of how I live. It's pretty great tbh, more people should try it, especially in the times we live in today.
Even after having listened to many of his songs countless times, I was rather amazed by just how eloquent he is when it comes to debating somewhat serious topics. That definitely caught me off-guard, and I'm impressed to say the least.
"I wouldn't say a word I would listen to them, that's what no-one did".
Bro, that's speaks volume.
the silence because the reporter had no idea what to say after such a real statement too
@@ce2341NO. That's Michael Moore and that specific interview was from his film "Bowling for Columbine" which was about the school shooting in Littleton CO. Moore was on Marilyn's side more than against. He blamed gun control rather than the music the shooters favored. He helped make K-mart remove ALL non hunting ammo from their stores from this school shooting. His silence was to let Marilyn's point resonate if anything at all.
@@rotten2209 I aint readin all dat
@@ce2341Your attention span is so fucked you can’t spend 10 seconds of your day reading a paragraph 😂
@@ce2341so you dont have enough time to read it but enough time to comment about not reading it LMAO ok
Ur so different and cool!!!! do u want a cookie
Girl was triggered the WHOLE conversation and overtalked to hear herself. 😂😂
best part is the smile manson had braely saying anything and knowing she made herself look stupid infront of millions
Yep, the classic "If I talk louder than you that means I'm winning the argument"
BUT THE BIBLE WE ARE NOT THE SAME
its like talking to a fucking wall dawg
It didn't matter who she was talking to, she would have talked over herself given the chance. She was a disgrace, not willing to listen to the person she was pretending to interview.
She is so unbelievably annoying
This is another case of parents blaming everything else but themselves for their kids behavior.
And for the record,
They also blamed columbine on the fact that the shooters also played DOOM.
So I guess it’s id softwares fault too!
@@TrelarysVT they blamed doom too
@@Geck_Gxng
I said that in a reply
Truth !
Yes! And this intervieuw was in the 90ties! And they still blame him! Maybe there should be a law that some people are unable to get kids! And legally can not make children!
I never realized how chill this guy was, holy shit.
Oh and hes just cute, did see him on The Graham Norton Show, so adorble
@ulvjenta88 yeah so cute, if you ignore the rape and assault charges
@@AliciaHart-b7i
Proof?
@@AliciaHart-b7i Well that sucks
They can easily be false allegations, he's easy to accuse.@@AliciaHart-b7i
"keep people afraid and they will consume"
An undeniable truth...
💯
He knew how the system works back in the nineties
keep everybody afraid and they will do exactly what you want it how the media and social platforms work it’s all part of the new world order
Yet you took all 4 jabbies? lol.
@@danielseaburg9763take ur schizophrenia meds
@@danielseaburg9763you’re for the machine nazi
Growing up with him at the height of his career was a gift, honestly.
it’s so weird being a gen z manson fan in light of todays allegations
@@yungstitch1153 Yeah, I don't know what to make of them, honestly.
I mean he, himself, has said some things that made me raise an eyebrow but I don't know, I still enjoy his art & interviews immensely.
@@yungstitch1153as another Gen z Manson fan I agree a LOT
I’m honestly proud to see younger Marilyn Manson fans, though the way I see it, he’s not the same as he was in his prime (and a celebrity past their prime is easier to cancel the fuck out of). But in his prime, what he’s said here in this video is worth standing by.
@@astraldirectrix things are not black and white he could have been both or did things because the fame clouded his judgement who knows. you can appreciate the art without necessarily aligning morally with the artist (good example: H.P. Lovecraft)
"I feel you can't criticize something you don't know anything about, so I went to the concerts with him" what an absolute amazing father. That's the type of parent every child deserves.
I got all emotional 🥹
@@groovyevolve.4254 timestamp ?
@@stevethea52507:00
@@groovyevolve.4254 ..and If you look at Manson's face I think he also got a little emotional.
…and an unhinged domestic abuser
"Its better to use a curse word than to hurt somebody else."
💯
instructions unclear; TAKE JERUSALEM!!!!11
If only my family could understand that.
that's the only thing he said that wasnt that good lol
@@MrXeixaz or have an upside down cross up on stage
Manson always had such a calm demeanor. No one ever expected that. He really brought people defenses up just by looking strange. He had a way of making angry people reveal themselves. I got a lot of respect for that dude.
Lol exactly, you can see it in everyone who supposedly follows a religion of peace. They don't seem to hold a ton of peace within themselves.
Really well put and I agree 100%
@@briansvedin1788 Yup, and stooping to their level with emotional reactions will only further solidify their belief in their heads. Let them be the asshole and feel right...in the end they will always remember that confidence you had and that will drive them crazy, cause regardless of how "right" they believe they are, they will ALWAYS feel like they lost because you just don't give a shit, and was just calmly and respectfully communicating very logical points. Trying to control a persons belief is fascist. The subconscious mind is very smart, that experience of being revealed as a person with no control of their emotions, nor being able to listen, will really humble a person, no matter how right they think they are....they will learn that they don't matter any more than everyone else simply cause they "have" to be better than those with different views. "I'd rather be excluded for those I include, than to be included for those I exclude."
he’s so down to earth for a rapist.
@@ILoveAnchovies334 Lol ok buddy
Best line ever: "The president was shooting bombs overseas and I'm the bad guy because I sing some rock songs".
World leaders are more dangerous than this guy
It was so crazy hearing him say that and then realizing its STILL happening almost exactly the same way in our country
@@marjorieinverts wdym crazy? War was always in america from day 1 and never stopped and if it would stop your whole economy would die.
Best line ever “stop”
-minor he sexually assaulted
@@AdamusPrime76 sounds like joe biden to me, and hes the president of the united states
He is so intelligently articulated that it stuns hosts, scares detractors, and silences critics.
It reminds me when Dee Snider outsmarted the congress, proving Al Gore it was his wife who had a dirty mind😂😂😂
100%
dont think iwe ever heard something not thought tru from mm ever, smart guy
Hallelujah brother!
I agree. In that interview with Michael Moore, Moore asks Manson what he would say to the kids at Columbine. He said I wouldn't say a thing. I'd listen to what they have to say, cause that's what nobody did.
I feel the same way about Manson. If these parents would just LISTEN to what he's saying, they'd realize he's a pretty intelligent mother fucker.
He's too smart to even be talking to half those idiots
He’s a sex offender
He literally pulled a “wabbit season duck season” and made the interrupting woman say what he was trying to say
@@BigDaddy-je2nq that he did that intentionally went over my head. Good catch
uhhh...
Isn’t he a SO
The father that congratulates MM and went to the concerts with his and wanted to understand what his son was feeling/going through is a W
Yeah, I loved that moment
literally did a fist bump in the air out of support that shit was so wholesome
That’s probably how most parents could be if they weren’t so close minded
Absolute gigachad
definatly, if you as a parent never went to a music show with your kids from an artist they like, wether its the backstreet boys, a rapper or marilyn manson you could have done better.
i was 11 when i went to my first punkrock show with my dad, i smelled weed and asked him what is that? "some weird tobacco" i ended up crowdsurfing as an 11 year old and coming home with a white t shirt and right on my chest was a large print of a boot.
many of my teachers disliked me on school because i was different, they even said that in class while i was there. which made me even more rebbeliant towards "sheep people" im older now and father and can say, back then i had more common sence in me then my teacher.
This is MM defending himself from the people that ARE actually to be blamed..
“I wouldn’t say a single word to them, I’d listen to what they had to say and that’s what no one did” this man is smart
that line is stuck in my head since i watched bowling for columbine
Yes, this is the one quote of his I can say I think of often lately with all that's going on.
When I heard that for the first time back in the day, I almost dropped to the floor of how well said it was during that time. It was almost like political poetry.
@@halloni yeah my friend… he’s a well educated boey
That woman interviewer is so pious and snooty it’s unbelievable.
He never raises his voice, he always listens. What a guy
I just noticed that now that you mentioned it. He's never raised his voice when challenged. He listens even when he knows they're wrong. Says more about him than them.
Unlike the black woman on Bill Maher. Closeminded af. She refused to listen to him while simultaneously refusing to let him speak.
As a 52-year-old, I didn't give him a second thought. Just a freak. After seeing this, I've gained a tremendous amount of respect for him. Very intelligent and well-spoken person. Guess I should start opening my mind a little more.
Are you sure your not 70 ?
I know opening the mind can be hard sometimes. But it's almost always worth it, even if it is just to gain insight.
@@noname_joe4854 Absolutely. I try to keep an open mind about things, but I have a hard time when it comes to music, for some reason.
sucks you waited this long
@@2890joel Exactly.
He was SO ahead of his time.
Clueless kids now like Tom mcdonald try to mimic his message haha
How was he ahead of his time? Plenty of people related to him and his image. If he was "ahead" of his time you'd have never heard of his existence. He gained the attractive he did because he was with the times.
This tho..
He IS ahead of his time
@@harrybalszak7526 What a stupid point of view.
It's funny how the ones that blamed Marilyn Manson for everything were the ones that were the aggressors while he remained eloquent and calm in the debates
Props to that dad that took the time out of his day to learn about his son and the music and didn’t just go to “you’re wrong. Do what we tell you.” I hope that family is doing well.
That lady was so mad to find out Marilyn Manson was actually a good person with good morals lol. She just couldn't accept it.
Her piece bothers me so much. Cherry picking bible quotes and ideals, dismissing others that do the same just to save face. No willingness to actually talk or question her own pov. Just the type of stuff MM was singing about
@@KillerBearsaw well that is your modern day feminism and equality khhmm double standards khhm, she praises herself like a saint, jet she is The bad person here, shouting over everybody and not wanting to hear anybody what they have to say.. she and only she is right.. well yea right to be called crazy
Yeah, MM stayed so calm when she kept talking over him, and repeating herself while talking over him. That was so annoying that I felt my heartbeat increase wanting to push her in the face and say shut up a second and let him finish, sheesh.
I got SO frustrated by her. Typical case of feels threatened and acts on it. She kept interrupting him, raised her voice, didn't listen to listen but listened to respond by dismissing everything he said without a second thought about what he actually said, just so she could say the next thing on top of her list.
And she is in such a state of resistance, her mechanisms prevent her from opening up and actually digesting the other's information. Tunnel vision.
Scared animals make for aggresive animals. Point proven.
Talk over, Talk Louder, Talk faster. I must be right
that dad that went to the concert is still the goat even after all this time i wish we had more ppl like him " you can't criticize something you don't know anything about" words to live by
I used to babysit two cool kids and they really liked video games and playing outside like totally normal kids, but their mom was so freaked out by those “strange and violent video games” I just told her to try, and it would be a great activity together… She never did, and this strange and violent game? It was Minecraft…
@@jonasweber9408 minecraft ahahahahaha, damn I must be hardcore violent and messed up. I have like 3k+ hours in minecraft maybe more.
@@lilpain1997 ah ah lol it’s already pixelated 😂
@@jonasweber9408 even with mods to activate gore its still the most tame violence ever lmfao. Sad to hear that people are still like this
Yeah tell that to the alphabet (LGBTQ+) community and watch as they slander you. They don't like rationality/reason.
"I wouldn't say anything, I would listen to what they have to say."
I watched this film back when it first came out, and some 20 years later, this quote still stays with me.
The importance of listening to people's opinions, no matter their culture, background or political views.
Probably needed even more now than it was back then.
It depends, cause some Trump lovers are connecting words that let me bleed out of my ear...
A God damned Sonic picture. Sonic. A God damned.
Yup. That was a very Intelligent AND considerate response. He won me over years ago.
Exactly. Just being an ear for some can make all the difference.
@@miguelito2364 useless TDS sufferer ignores the whole point of the comment, yet again.
Marilyn Manson teaches people to confront what's inside them rather than repress and deny they have those thoughts and feelings to begin with, anyone who can't understand that is hearing but not listening to what he is saying.
the incarnation of " don't judge a book by it's cover".
God that lady would not let him get his point across for 1 second. She kept talking over him and insinuating everything... he did such a good job keeping his cool through that. If that doesn't prove he isn't the monster he is painted out to be then, I don't know what will. Such a brilliant mind.
The hypocrisy to start spewing about the 10 commandments followed by a blatant showcasing of ill manner is amazing to me. Clearly raised by parents whose word was law.
She was angry because she had a predisposed opinion, and then through the course of the discussion her arguments were eroded. She had dug her feet in so firm she couldn't back down. Days, weeks, years later I think she'll change her opinion. Wherever I can I try to stay open minded to avoid falling into those pits of self-indulgence, but it's tough. We're all people, we're emotional, we have biases, we make mistakes. We've all been her in one situation or another.
@@dg8620 absolutely
Seems to me she's a typical bible thumping judgemental jeaus freak!
Such people don't want to hear. They only want to speak and hear themselves speak. Ultimately they learn little.
"Raise your kids right. Or I will do it for you." - Marilyn Manson
Where did he say that?
"Because it was your religion, maybe it wasn't supposed to be hers"
A sentence a lot of people should really think about.
Rapist
@@jacobhill47Are you Evan Rachel Wood in disguise? Or Illma Gore? Or Bianca Allaine?
Actually, Christ died for everyone's sins, so it is supposed to be everyone's. Or you can voluntarily refuse the literal salvation of your soul out of pride and, well, ignorance.
he is such a calm and disarming person. if people would talk like this to each other, the world would be a better place 😌
World be better without rapists as well...
exactly what I think...... let the "roaring" to the irrational - we can reason with each other - saying the columbine murders were because of him is such an absurd
wasn't easy to stay calm with that fukin retarded woman in the red shirt.
Well it would never happen because with every new generation of youth they, the youth believe they know more and are the supreme when it comes to morality, ideology etc.. Until the youth stops being arrogant and starts humbling themselves then the world will be a better place.
That's the thing. I think Manson mostly has trust issues with the world. Speaking for myself, I don't blame him. People most see me as a calm person because I play that role most of the time. The anger I have is mostly used on being hard on myself to improve.
The best part is Mrs. Brady sittting next to him, agreeing and even laughing with him 😂
Honestly he seems so genuine. He seems very wholesome and sweet. “I wouldn’t say a word I would sit there and listen because nobody else did that” he is literally such a kind person. Him on stage is an act of him being all crazy for shock. But him being himself is just very heartwarming. I would feel so safe around him.
This aged like milk dude
@@yerm953 what did Marilyn do I haven't heard about it yet can you please tell me
@@katiephelan5289 He was accused by several women for an alleged abuse that they claimed he done. And to my beliefs, I think that this is completely false. He is too smart for that and there isn't any actual evidence that he did it. Now BIanco is going after him next.
@@FizzyArtCola thanks for educating me on what happened, genuinely could have never imagined him doing that at all
@@bossshxtonly dude i’m a huge fan of his but if you take 5 mins to read it ul see it doesnt look like hes innocent.
it's because he's calm, and collected. When you're calm and collected you're able to listen, but what's more is answer.
Listening to understand helps with staying on topic while addressing each comment or statement thoughtfully they usually don't care if you accept what their saying as truth because they don't want to control the conversation they want to reach an understanding great minds prefer to find common ground rather than argue over differences people that only listen to react don't know how to address all issues because they didnt actually understand what they herd they jumble their words and are unable to stay on topic so instead they gaslight or pick faults as a way to gain control of the narrative
The dad at 7:20 is what kids need. Someone who actually listens... there'd be so much less hate and violence in the world if there were more parents like him.
kids are baby goats. dictionaries were invented so people like you dont change the language . is it because "everyone else does it"? zombie . yes i harass everyone who says kids . STOP IT NOW
Amen. All these school shootings since then all have disconnected parents. We here the line “I never thought lil Jimmy could do that!” Well we’re you listening and paying attention?
@@elissitdesign exactly. those parents claim they had "no idea".. it was probably because they almost completely ignored their kids. if you allow your kid to be open to you, they will be.
I think that got to Manson. He seemed touched by that.
My father was this way. We shared many musical interest although he favored Bob Dylan and more folk music. We listened to Manson for the music as intended. It's not about having an open mind, it's about having YOUR OWN mind and knowing that everyone else has their own. Don't be a sheep to anyone's opinions, ideologies or demands. Make educated opinions based on your own research or remain ignorant but silent on those topics.
Being ignorant is not a bad thing in most situations. We're not meant to know everything. Just remember that the general population is actually ignorant to the stuff they say or believe. Don't live your life based on others opinions.
My childhood was filled with physical abuse, mental abuse, and sexual abuse. Marilyn Manson's music allowed me the channel my frustration, my silence, and my vulnerability through his songs. It felt like the emotions and thoughts I was never allowed to express outward, I was able to express through his words. His words were not my own but it felt like he understood what it was like to constantly be mislabeled, misunderstood, and misled. I always wished I had the confidence to put my foot down and stand up for myself. Im 38 now and I'm still struggling to get out from under the weight of a ruined childhood. I try so hard not play victim but its so easy to lose yourself to it.
this ...🙏❤️
I had some traumatic stuff happen to me as a kid and to the degree that I don't like talking about it, but as someone else who has some insight of what your going through I can offer some advice. Manson's song helped me realize my anger through words and release some of that pressure that clouded my mind all the time, and in doing this it allowed me to think about what I was thinking rather than just experiencing these thoughts. Manson's songs offer a great way to vent bottled up emotions in a safe and healthy way, and can grant great relief, but If you ever want to truly get past it, your the one who has to do it. There is a way to get past it once and for all, so here's what I did. I personally believe that all problems and issues have a root cause and stem from something. It was unpleasant, but I managed to mentally separate everyday thoughts from thoughts about what I had gone through. By doing this I managed to DISARM my thoughts and memories, NOT GETTING RID of them. You yourself are the one who truly gets to decide how much of your life your trauma controls, so I took control of my head rather than it taking control of me. I mentally separated those negative thoughts and thought of them almost like snow globes, I can still think of them and how I felt at the time, but not suffer any distress when reflecting. Because, although I can still remember and think of my trauma, I managed to neutralize them and metaphorically put them in a capsule, where I can see them, but they can't hurt me. Its also worth mentioning that therapy helped me, so it's worth looking into if your hesitant.
Obviously no two people are alike, but this is what helped me overcome my past. So, perhaps, maybe this could help you too. Whether this helps you or not, I truly hope that you fully recover from the past, and begin a FANTASTIC new chapter in life.
🙂I wish you well and hope this helped!
THIS, TIMES 100!
It’s really unfortunate that Manson is also a horrible person who abused women
Stop lying 😂😂😂😂😂 attention seeking fucker
He is dangerously intelligent. Must be boring to live among so many idiots
Einstein created the atomic bomb. Marilyn Manson created an image through music & performance. Intelligent people entertain themselves when they're bored. There's an old saying " if you're bored, you're boring".
@@trickytroll2990 Einstein didn't create the atomic bomb, J. Robert Oppenheimer did lol
@@Correc7edAuraYT gotcha b!tch
hahahahahahahhahasAqhxsjsbqw
I don't know if he is bored so much, but rather exhausted. Idiots can be entertaining.... but they require so much maintenance
i love how the first girl started smiling when her mom brought up religion
Same. So much religious bs growing up…
You can tell she truly felt happy and understood when he defended her and said “maybe it’s because it’s your religion and she might not want to be apart of it” or whatever he said
I don’t think he’s ever stuttered
I don't think he has
5:13 u stand corrected
@@WockNine9 he said umm... thought about what he wanted to say, then said it. Still didn't Stutter....
@@WockNine9 doesn’t count
His voice, too, so soothing
So much more class than anyone coming at him negatively. Accepts all questions and critiques and responds intelligently and with good and valid points.
I agree but we have to realise that these are his highlights and good arguments. We all have times where we can outwit dumb religious and political fools. Not saying he's a bad guy, just that we need to remember this is his best, it shows what the the upload wanted and the not so great arguments are not shown.
It's essentially a video showing a one sided bias and I'm sure manson would agree.
Still, he is a damn site more intelligent than anyone in this video.
I bet Bill Mar would agree with Manson but it's a show, the host has to Try and play devil's advocate whether he agrees or not.
The crazy part is, that his descriptions of scripture are actually more accurate than the descriptions given by many religious extremists.
The father that started listening to his sons music and going to concerts with him is what it's all about. That is love unconditional, and I can see that the things he said he did for and to understand his son touched Manson's heart.
I bet he surprised everyone on that show on how smart he really is
Pissing people off for being a good person. How cool
The background music is annoying af when you’re trying to listen to what he’s saying in the interviews
Incredibly annoying 😖
Came here to say this.
@@Lilacrosepetalleaf same🤣
agreed.
Kids don't rebel against their parents because of the music they listen to. The music is often an outlet for them to help them cope with all of the feelings they're dealing with in the world and the homes they're growing up in. All of the stuff they're having to deal with on a daily basis at school and at home. A lot of problems could be helped by parents taking the time to talk and listen to their kids, and I say this as a mom of 2 boys. I don't want my kids to ever be afraid to come to me with anything. As their mother I'm supposed to be their refuge, and it's my job to do my best to guide them through whatever they're going through.
Wish more parents were like you. My parents would just yell, so I just learned to not talk to them about anything
You’re absolutely correct
Well said! Kudos.
ALL HAIL METAL!
These interviews really backfired on the haters
I am 68 and have been listeningto the music of Marilyn Manson for some time. And will continue to do so.
I was friends with a guy that was around 80 that would dance to his music, he has fans of all ages.
“Who’s the bigger influence the president or Marilyn Manson I’d like to think me but imma go with the president “
not biden lol
@@ogzgar8141 fr
At the time, the president was Bill Clinton
@@CbobPAT_333 笑 笑 笑
@@ogzgar8141 Found the triggered MAGA white nationalist
He is so well spoken and I love how he doesn't give off as "judgmental" like other people like that one lady with the red shirt. I rather talk to him than anyone else cause everyone else that don't agree with him will be closed minded.
Lady in the red was getting on my NERVES. Talking loud and over someone doesn’t make you right.
People don't understand how smart he really is though
@@meganz020 typical tv narc lol
she thinks whoever talks the loudest and the most have the final say, jeez
Marilyn Manson is so damn smart
Well spoken, well rounded & DAMN SMART!
Very very smart person.
the dude smoked human bones
he's not smart but direct and honest
@@bunda184 his iq is 148
Most can't handle how articulate, well spoken and intelligent he is. It totally throws them off.
Facts 😂
It's funny how easy it is for Marilyn Manson to bring people to a point of denial. You can easily argue from an equal position in a friendly argument, but people are turning angry arguing with him. It's just amazing.
Because their misconceptions of him were shattered by who he actually is and they're gobsmacked.
They're trying to prove he's satan incarnate when he's really a well spoken, intelligent individual.
I've always loved Marilyn Manson, but hearing these interviews makes me have a whole new level of respect. He's very open-minded, well spoken, and I think that he can be an inspiration for those who are afraid to be themselves.
Yep
Lol they were concerned about f word in music back than 😂😂
“She has lost her religion from listening to you.” Um, lady she looks like she lost her religion a LONG time ago. Manson simply was another notch on her belt.
I dont think manson was the reason she had to move another notch on her belt
Yeah, ma'am maybe don't try to force your religion on your children??? some people dude
@@Kevin-ez4or that’s what I’m saying
She certainly didn't lose her appetite.
@@RoklanReacts wow… u’re stupid
The smoothness of his voice and how thought out his responses are is just incredible.
Goosebumps at the dad who levelled with his son. How to keep your kids respect
He'll always remember going to those concerts with his dad, what an amazing example of parenting
His answer to what he would say to them kids was fucking solid
As a 90s kid my friends and I played violent videogames/first person shooters, listened to Marilyn Mansion and other controversial artists, etc. I remember this media circus and how absurd it was. He was always a class act, too.
Very typical. They've been blaming the music since Elvis was popular.
Marilyn holding steadfast to his morals and opinions, while being pressured by media figureheads, really bolstered my respect for him at a very young age.
Do you also watch WWE Monday Night Raw Attitude Era
@@franka6790 I watched a lot of pro wrestling when I was a kid. I don't know what era. I remember Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Rick Flair, Sting, DDP, Rey Mysterio, Eddie Guerrero. I don't really remember Dwayne Johnson and definitely had no clue who John Cena was until he became a famous actor.
All this negative media attention did was make kids run out and buy his music. I was one of those kids, and guess what, I turned out as normal as my parents in the end.
“Keep them afraid and they’ll consume”
Just as I read your comment he said this
I didn't know him at all before watching this video, and from watching this I gained immense respect towards him. It's a pleasure to see someone with firm an clear beliefs calmly stating and explaining their opinion to others. I think this is a wonderful example of the manner of speaking we should see in debates and arguments, and I wish more people, myself included, would behave this way. I aspire to be this calm, clear and confident and I won't forget this inspirational, admirable man.
I’m old 😂 and love my music, all sorts from drum and bass to classical 60’s to Now ( everything except both kinds of music, country & western 🤣 ) back in the day Marilyn was the devil incarnate, but if you stopped to listen instead of react you’d hear the message.
The message hasn’t changed in decades they still sing about it today, just different framing.
Maybe check out what his ex thinks about him. He's a groomer and an abuser. He's said so many nice things throughout the years, but turned out to be a monster after all..
@ysteinmelle8984 that's your opinion. He has not been proven guilty if anything. And multiple charges have been dropped!
@@erickahoger9754 "that's your opinion." 🤓
@@L4w1 Well... he's right. He hasn't been convicted. I would say that he is a pig, but then again that was never hidden. I remember an MTV documentary about him (in 1999 I think). They filmed him in his bus tour. Hookers and dumb groupies. Wich is more or less the "norm" for a "rockstar".
So did he take advantage of his celebrity to behave like a degenarate. Yeah. Were those groupies young impressionable women. Sure. But that's not a crime to fuck a groupie who's willingly there to fuck with a rockstar. And until he's convicted of a crime, I won't say that he's a criminal.
I give him mass props for doing interviews with how many ppl detest this guy and he remains calm the whole time and articulate his opinions so well.
44 yrs of age. Grew up in the 80s and 90s. I never really got into his music until later in life. This guy is somewhat of a genius. Very talented. Well spoken and extremely kind.
Kind in some way yeah. Hes relaxing, brings peace to the mind. But saying something he doesn't like, you will get a dead stare
Same age as me, but I totally enjoyed his music bak during the AntiChrist SuperStar tour. I agreew/you that heisvery intelligent, as was& is Trent Reznor, who added him to his label which propelled his fame.
Go Bills (there the reason I got into metal lmao)
Especially kind to his (way too young) ex girlfriend!
its all unproven accusation so far, so do everyone a favor and shut the fuck up. @@ysteinmelle8984
He is so smart , high eq when responding to those aggressive questions, great answer with super calm emotion .. he was only 30 something at the time ? I wish i could be this calm at my work
I'm not a huge fan of the man's music, but there's no denying he's one of the most articulate, well-versed artists of our time.
beautiful people rocks pretty hard
Yeah, I can't rock with his music all too often. However, on a human level, he's one of the most inspiring people I've ever seen. I'm a brother from the hood so his image and his music, its not me. His character? Great man, and I'd love to chat with him if I ever got the chance
@@TrustMelDontCarehe's a rapist and abuser.....
I respect Manson so much. Paved the way for all these artists today.
"it's a campaign of fear and consumption"
Couldn't have said it better
That particular statement always stuck with me.
That is indeed the way the media works.
Yessssss!!! He was fully aware of what we are just now coming to terms with and speaking out against. Brilliant man
So spot on!
He’s a writer I totally understand his metaphors as an artist. Saying “I’m a teen distortion who survived abortion, a rebel from the waist down.” That was an amazing line. The headspace he is in to write like that is intense and real.
Wow, good metaphor, if you found more examples on his writings talent please share. I'm just recently "discovering" MM and I think he is a legit gifted man
@@ana______6567 I recommend the entirety of Antichrist Superstar!
The whole album tells a story of a character (The Worm) who lacks confidence while looking up to the rockstars, becomes a rockstar encouraging individuality, gains sheep like followers refusing to follow this message of individuality, and decides if they want to be lead as sheep he'll be the shepard leading them to slaughter as the antichrist
@@ana______6567 Marilyn Manson is hands down one of the best musical artists in our history period. Everything about the triptych era (Antichrist Superstar, Mechanical Animals, and Holy Wood) is nothing short of genius work. Accompanied by his very talented bandmates as well.
❤
@@ana______6567 "The atom of Eden was a b0mb." A play on atom and Adam.
"Sorry your Sunday smiles are rusty nails."
"Are we fated, faithful, or fatal?"
"I've got mood poisoning. Must be something I hate."
"I eat glass, and I spit diamonds."
"My big tip tricks will always make you happy. But we all know the hat is wearing me."
"They always eat the hand that bleeds."
"I am a revelation, and I'm nailed to the holy wood."
"All of Holy Wood was sad."
"The pomegranete Earth."
The patience and tolerance of this guy is probably unmatched by nobody.
I met Manson before one of his shows. He came into eat with a couple friends including Twiggy and I waited on him. He was one of the most intelligent, innovative artists of the time and he is proof that judging a book by its cover is ridiculous and closed minded. He wanted people to think for themselves. The man is awesome.
He’s a smart guy. Unfortunately he abuses women.
@@joemclaughlin8657 accused only
“I like the Bible the same way I like the Cat in the hat”
Lmao phuuuuck yes
😂😂😂
I hate cat in the hat 😂
I would love to see him go against Dr Phil lmao
MM would send Dr Phil to the ranch🤣🤣
Dr Phil would shit in his pants,because Manson is real and honest and Dr Phil is a golddigging moron!!!
TBH I have a feeling Dr. Phil would more so be on Mansons side and support him.
I think him and Dr. Phil would have a civil conversation and respectfully answer each other's points.
That would be a legendary battle
I'm 70 years old and love Marilyn's work he's a brilliant performer. The beautiful people is a brilliant piece.
I was a huge Marilyn fan not just because of his music but because despite all the hate he still carried himself with poise and intellect so when people challenged him he didnt react emotionally which would reinforced people's view of him, he spoke with the intellect of someone with a higher understanding of themselves
At 2:36 you can see the mother falling in love with Manson for the intelligent and respectful human that he is
intelligent but not respectful
@@conorhoney7776 Where was he disrespectful?
“I RESPECT you for challenging me” is the best line for me 😊
The most calm + thoughtful artist I've ever seen interviewed. Most just mumble their way through the regurgitated nonsense they've seen on the net or been told what to say. Never ever judge a book by its cover! He knows what his fans want + he delivers.
I've never known much about Manson but he's actually very well-spoken and is able to articulate ideas very well. I really like how he's not a "my way or the highway" type of person. He's open to challenging his ideals, and obviously challenge others' ideals in return. Never "disproving", just challenging
I’m not a huge Marilyn Manson music fan but as a person he’s super genuine and I totally agree with the point he makes with his music religion is subjective regardless of what people in higher “religious” status want you to believe you do you
I have great respect for the father that joined his son to a festival to try and experience it, and get to know his son. He is the most loving kind of parent in my opinion.
He did so much for free speech and thought. Thank you Marilyn Mason
I like Marilyn Manson as a person. The way he articulates his words during interviews shows that he's not just not some singer with heavily explicit songs, he's also an educated one as well...
People like the woman in the last interview are the most dangerous people on the planet honestly. The refuse to acknowledge their shadow selves and because of that, they are the most capable of atrocity. If you don't think you can commit evil acts, you are the most at risk of doing so.
She couldn’t even admit that at any point in her teenage years did she think about even annoying her parents! That’s ridiculous! If she can’t even admit that, I’m sure there’s plenty more she was scared to look at within herself.
@@j_g9109 I didn't try to annoy my parents. I tried to do what they said and be respectful. Only exception is being a smartass, but that was just what we did normally. I'm also a little weird though.
She was annoying though and I don't trust her words. She couldn't even wait to speak or let someone she hated do so either.
Ikr
Like I don't like Rishi Sunak (The Prime Minister of Britain) and I didn't like Trump, but when Rishi recently condemned the US for supplying CLUSTER BOMBS to Ukraine, I agreed with him, and I can see where Trump was pretty good for the economy: You can agree with some things in people you don't agree with fundamentally.
That woman can't agree with Manson on ANYTHING, because her world view is so narrow.
@@Gandhi_Physique Being a smartass! That is annoying your parents lol !
She is so out classed and out smarted. He was chill and she lost her mind
Good God.... I have a great amount of respect for Marilyn... I never looked into him this deep. I'm going to check out his music!
That lady on the Bill Maher show is playing the "I'm louder so I'm right" card.
O'reily: "swearing... is it necessary?"
Also O'reilly: "F&%K IT WE'LL DO IT LIVE!!!!!"
Yes! I kept thinking this the whole time f@*cking hypocrite smh
Marylin Manson, the smartest and coolest artist ever. In his early interviews this young guy keeps cool under pressure, giving inspired smart replays, while raging group manifests its own fears and shortcomings keeps on attacking. They fail to shake him up by feeble minded attacks, in desperation shout over him on mass to validate their position. Bravo Marylin.
smart replays
The people's are ipocrys
You should look up Penny Rimbaud. He was the drummer and main songwriter of the band "crass" in the late 70s/early 80s.
He is an amazing philosopher and poet, and still lives his life to this day based on his core values and principles. If you like these MM clips and and how smart and thoughtful he his, you'll love Penny Rimbaud.
A lot of people don't know how incredibly intelligent and actually book smart Marilyn Manson is. He is, still, till this day my favorite Artist ❤
Love that he has answers for them and makes them stop and think. It is so easy to blame someone who stands out and speaks up but in reality he has nothing to do with the violence he is being accused of.
He's a Bloody legend, and saved more tanagers from suicide and helped others through his lyrics including myself than any other artist today please make a come back as you are unique and a one of a kind. your sub from Australia.
very actually a very nice, calm, respective clever guy.
I think most rockstars especially in the metal scene are down to earth nice guys off stage and far more nice than your average pop stars like Justin Bieber.
Not a fan of much of his musics but I have always highly respected him after hearing him speak, he’s well spoken and highly respectful
All I can notice and focus on is how all these parents are looking at anything and everything but themselves to put the blame on.
No matter what he does, he’s always in the wrong. It’s so frustrating.
typical human behaviour... a lot of people think they are smart but they realy are not. stuck in their little box.
he is actually a really lovely man
“I want them to think about what they believe.” I never understand why ppl hated him like they did. Maybe if he didn’t give these interviews but he did. He explained himself way better than anyone trying to just prove him wrong.
People have always hated being asked to question what they believe
@@Kiido11 human wanted to be coddled and being told what they done is right. We are always adverse to criticism and wanted other to think for ourselves.
He is such an intelligent man people do not give him the credit he
Deserves
Seeing that father standing up for his sons journey of self discovery was so beautiful😭😭it even made Manson smile
You know, I don't think I can completely agree with everything he did, but I absolutely love and respect his ability and desire to get people to think deeply about things they otherwise wouldn't. And his respect and composure at all times was fantastic to see. I'd love to be able to have a conversation with him some day.
The lady in red didn't even let him talk from how salty she was. She knew he was right.
you mean the black one?
Marilyn is honestly one of the people who you categorize as a realistic and intelligent guy and I greatly adore him
I love how in control he is of himself, ppl are yelling in his face and being irrational as hell and he just stays calm, makes his point and drop bombs XD
I remember seeing that parent talk about "You can't criticize something you don't know about, so I went to the concerts with him" when I was a kid. It changed how I grew up, and now that's a big part of how I live. It's pretty great tbh, more people should try it, especially in the times we live in today.
Even after having listened to many of his songs countless times, I was rather amazed by just how eloquent he is when it comes to debating somewhat serious topics. That definitely caught me off-guard, and I'm impressed to say the least.
He's the Real definition of "don't judge a book by its cover"