The ultimate NU-METAL iceberg
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Please make a video about deron miller from cky with his acoustified album.
The Puya
Just imagining Finn sitting somewhere on a porch with his grown up son telling him, that Nu-Metal paid for his diapers.
there's are actually a band called loaded diaper, google it
@@midnighttrain7844 if your SN is a reference to the creepypasta, HELL YEAH. that was a good read 🤘
I actually have a huge appreciation for Nu-metal, I don’t understand why people hate nu-metal so much
Because THEIR high school favorites are actually the REAL good music, duh
It's because we are stupid apes who don't understand we are slaves to our own psychology, my friend.
because it was popular
Finn really appreciates bands like Linkin Park and Korn. He gets the most views out of nu metal videos and emo rap and just thinks it's kind of funny that out of everything that's where he gets the most views. It's just satire. And I love it
A lot of rock fans hate anything rap
@@Dylan-it5vi for me it was the often rapping, emo vocals when they weren't screaming with the soft part of the song, and lack of guitar solos.
Fun fact: Deadsy was signed to a record label owned by Korn called Elementree Records. Now that's some deep nu-metal!
Deadsy & Videodrone will live on forever!
The fact that you can't tell the difference between local bar bands and label-signed nu metal bands just speaks to the genre's authenticity which is what makes it the superior genre
If Foo Fighters are the biggest dad rock band, the biggest divorced dad rock band is Staind. If you go through divorce court as a man, it is a requirement that you listen to Staind. If you aren’t wearing your Staind shirt proudly, I’m sorry to say but you aren’t actually a divorced dad.
I think the National might be the ultimate sad dad band
Foo Fighters is for satisfied dads who grill every Sunday, Staind is for dads who only get their kids every other weekend because they don't have steady income and constantly bitch about their kids' stepdad (who, ironically enough, is the satisfied Foo Fighters dad)
Saw then open for Korn a couple of years back.Still sound great and put 100% into that show.Not to mention the last time I saw Korn was in '95(opening for MM and Danzig) and they sounded better.Only difference is they opened with blind back then.Oh and it was in a club
You must not know a lot about Aaron Lewis' solo career in country music and political beliefs then. He's become the quintessential "dad who yells about Liberals while watching Fox News and then rants on Facebook" guy.
Staind’s second album with ‘raw’ and ‘mud shovel’ was amazing!
Finn, just admit that YOU love Nu Metal as much as the rest of us do.
Nah he's a butt rocker
Nu-metal rules dude.
Hellyaaaa
His mentioned he really likes korn and enjoys Slipknot (at least im pretty sure) and I think he may like Linkin Park too. Plus he said Break Stuff is a good song despite not being a Limp Bizkit fan
He doesn't like SOAD or Deftones though but each to their own
@Metalheadjake How can you not like SOAD? That's like saying "I don't like cool air when I'm hot"
Orgy is highly underrated and their sound was super clean. way ahead of their time.
YES. 💯💯💯
Absolutely agree, still rotate Candyass and Vapor Transmission.
they ripped off Deadsy though. lol. even tho Deadsy's debut album came out later, they existed earlier. and the Orgy guys knew them.
@@rickyiglesias5384 yeah but one could argue that Orgy did the Deadsy sound better than Deadsy.
100% agree
I don’t think enough people talk about Kittie. I love them not just for their fashion, but their sound has resonated with me a lot. Their first (and only, I think) nu metal album was harsh and full of anger. Anger towards the struggles women face, from dealing with creeps to body image. That album really resonates with me. As their music career progressed, they cleaned up their sound a bit, Morgan lander’s clean vocals/ screams got even better, they dropped the rapping, etc etc, yet still produced heavy and powerful albums. I really look up to the members of Kittie, the band means a lot to me. Sorry if I kinda poured my heart out, I just really love Kittie lol
I just listened to a few of their songs and I love it!
They went full Lamb of God on their second album and it was surprisingly great. I remember them being one of the first nu metal bands to completely abandon it in favor of something heavier
I'm not a big Kittie fan although I have heard good things about Spit. Also they walked so Evanescence could run
Love them especiaally the first album for it's rawness.
I think they sound awful. But a girl numetal group was a fresh take
"Kitty sucks, but Crazy Town? Mozart of the millennium." -Finn probably
Nu Metal was my gateway into metal and it still holds a special place in my heart. Deftones, Slipknot, Limp Bizkit and System of a Down are still on my regular rotation to this day.
I just got done listening to re-arranged
Check out Kilgore. Great band and stood out from most of the pack from the 90’s.
SOAD doesn’t really deserve to be called nu metal , they’re so much more than that
@@diddyfaplordTHEY ARE NU METAL‼️‼️ 🗣
@@diddyfaplord Same with Deftones starting with White Pony
When they ask what should be added to library of congress to immortalize Finns contribution to society, it will be this video
POD needs way more recognition
Definitely. They have some decent heavy tracks but also some catchy melodic hooky tunes too.
i agree. great band since Brown and a good bunch of dudes, at that. 😎
Hell yea South Town,and satellite were good albums.anything right always gets my attention when I hear it on my playlist
@@markpate9519 Hell yeah! Sonny is one rad dude. always has been. I'm a Christian so I can relate to their music those guys are nothing but great guys. I saw them at Cornerstone back in the 90's and got to talk to Sonny for a few minutes. He makes the time to chat with everyone. love those guys 😎❤️
Finn is that guy who pretends to dislike Nu-Metal but secretly loves the genre.
He likes most of the big bands and like some of the smaller bands he is joking when he says he dislikes it
Nu Metal is something that constantly evolves. It's a GIANT and very wide genre that basically means "Metal fused with any trending current genre", in my opinion. Modern Nu Metal to me is like Tallah, Fever 333, Tetrarch, and Falling in Reverse. These bands have all taken modern Pop music styles and production and mixed it with heavy-ass guitars, drums, bass, and vocals. Out of all the bands in this wide genre, Korn will always be my favorite and probably be the most game-changing band to me. They've experimented SO MUCH throughout their career that I can't not claim that they are the most influential Nu Metal band out their. But without a doubt, there are many, many other great bands as well, old and new.
For a decade + people hated and called the nu metal era a joke. Nowwwww after the incredible Sick New World Festival, all of these bands reuniting and getting tons of cash thrown their way, people love it again. Why can't people just accept the greatness of this genre already? All that means is more big shows, and new music from these bands. You might as well just accept that it'll NEVER GO AWAY. Nu Metal for life!
I'm a fan of a lot of it because I grew up on it but I do not really like the term "nu metal" it wasn't around when I was a kid, it just doesn't mesh with me..other than that, korn is in my top 10 bands.
No, nu metal still sucks. It's just all of the kids that grew up on it are now old enough to tell everybody how much they love it. It's kind of like all of the think pieces you see over the last couple of years about how the Star Wars prequel trilogy is actually good and totally underrated. No, it still sucks too. People just like the stuff that they grew up with including the garbage.
@@gernblanston2652 yeah yeah your opinions and assholes you know the drill.
It’s not good
@@Signal_in_the_noise k kyle
Not a Nu Metal guy at all (at least since was about 16 years old in 1998/99), but I legit have love for Orgy. Haven't listened it forever, putting them on my Spotify favorites for later today lol. They're like if the members of Korn went on Prosac and took anger management courses, then started a New Wave band a la The Cars. Really unique sound.
Orgy is an industrial band anyhow. Not nu-metal so you're in the clear lmao. 😅
Everyone sleeps on Ill Nino in the any Metal scene (good hardcore influences too)
I literally spit out my drink when you called the drummer of Kittie, the "assistant manager of Clare's" 😂
Mercedes definitely has the least amount of energy
It’s more true than people know.
I thought he was gonna say Spencers
The extreme amount of nu metal energy from the Reveille song just melts my face.
This is pure art and I love it 😂
Congratulations on that baby! There is nothing close to how awesome it is to be a dad! Much love bro blessings to your family! Nu metal is always kewl to listen to
Orgy's first album in a banger start to finish. I saw them in a small club around 2018 and they were still amazing.
It makes me so happy to know they’ve toured relatively recently
@@aleisterlilywhite1109 yes girl! And they're all like 6'5" lol It was great audibly and visually 😆
I'll check it out. I am a huge fan of their song Stitches. I was a Jr. in college when they came out.
You gotta check out Soil, who started as members of death metal bands Oppressor and Broken Hope. Also, if you want something pretty obscure, gotta check out Ra. Good list though!
Edit: I’m 100% listening to Candyass after watching this.
Soil is amazing!
I remember that song "Halo"
Ra and Soil. Union underground. Flaw. All touring together. Back to the 2000s Tour
Met the guys from Soil once. Hilarious guys
I worked at Hot Topic during the Nu Metal peak in Pantera town. I could write a book about it. There's so many angles to it that go completely missed.
10/10 wood read
Do it
Pantera and Slipknot fans are a bad mixture
Please do, educate me more about the nu metal culture
@@Luna-dh6yt I would say a major thing missed is what was happening culturally. The labels made a formula they signed bands with that gets all the credit. It was the beginning of the internet and piracy. All the fan bases of all the various types of music found each other overnight. The rave scene was massive. All those fans also loved hip hop and metal. There was a celebration of music happening and festivals to match. Hip Hop also officially became mainstream. Every city had a new radio station and local clubs connected that wasn't there before. It was the true begging of hip hop becoming pop. So nu metal wasn't just a sound. It was the merging of all the counter cultures all getting into each others music and an explosion of shows that followed. As where before you had to go to a record store and take a chance blowing $20 at a time to maybe find something new. This is just the tip of the iceberg. I could go on and on for hours. Another thing would be the music industry collapsing itself and not piracy. The piracy was free promotion that expanded audiences across the board and there was more money to be made than ever but they got extremely greedy and put all their money pushing garbage. Everyone forgets they were starting to charge $29 for CD's with two tracks you would like. I'll stop there.
The vocalist from Orgy looks like he belongs as the main villain's right hand/enforcer from an Underworld movie that never came out.
Man Finn this episode brought me back to when I was 14 in the late 90’s early 00’s working at McDonald’s. The guy who worked the grill introduced me to all this stuff. Deadsy, Motograter, kittie, H.e.d PE, etc… Thank you for the nostalgia.
Orgy was a band made of accomplished producers. Amir Derakh is also Amir the Engineer from the Coal Chamber albums.
Amir of The Desert lol
Amir was in a band called rough cutt, a band from the 80s. Ryan Shuck was also in a band with Jonathan Davis before Korn. Jay Gordon was also a producer for coal chamber as well, I think.
Some of the members went on to form a band Julien-k
@@bobvilla8715 Amir produces a lot of Adema's stuff now (music and videos) with Ryan as well. I dont think Jay & Amir/Ryan will ever be on good terms at this point. Who knows I guess.
@@BradNolanVideography I read some recent articles that kinda went over the drama. It was very melodramatic stuff. Who knows. I'd love to see them get back together, but it's been a long time.
2:10 Finn admits SOAD is great
Thanks for kicking off the week with this, Coach Finn! We shall get down with the fitness, Sports Fans!!! Ooo-ah-ah-ah! Last time I wrote down favorite nu-metal songs going from the basis of songs by bands considered to be nu-metal or metal songs with radio pop rock appeal with a rougher angsty edge ("Wish" by Alien Ant Farm), but thanks to a commenter wrote down this definition:
"Must have at least 2 of these things at the same time: catchy chorus, low tuned guitars, rap or dj"
And I remember you, Finn, considering "Blind" by KoRn the best nu-metal song...also, "Psychosocial" was the best Slipknot song which, I used to be a big Slipknot/Stone Sour fan basically a Corey Taylor fan as a kid memorizing every lyric, watching/reading every interview I could...I still have my signed guitar when I met him! But, fell off from Slipknot because of how dark and sacrilegious lyrics were, but I think Psychosocial might have been one where I thought the lyrics were fine having decent meaning (really liked your video on metal and vocals since vocals is my favorite instrument besides piano and violin) until it got to the "limits of the dead" chanting where I don't remember what was up with that. Alright, thanks for reading my life story. Stoked! Hope you enjoy your week!
I saw Cold, Dope, and Flaw at Toad Holler in West Des Moines. Flaw easily outshined the other two bands with their energy. Actually pretty good.
Flaw was great live. I’ve seen them probably 5 or 6 times and met them all a few times too. Good times
I never got the chance to go to toad hollar. What was the place in the drake neighborhood. I made it there once
Cold was so bad.
Flaw is great, love them. Seen them twice, and you're right that their stage presence is excellent.
The first time I saw Linkin Park was when they opened up for Nonpoint and HeadPE (who was headlining the tour), before their first album even came out.
And this video just took me back to my high school years...I still all of those CDs lol
Iceberg videos and nu metal. My two favorite things. You're doing the Lord's work, Mr. Mckenty.
Highly recommend listening to Silly Goose. They’ve been getting traction playing on their truck and trailer outside of venues, and even fast food restaurants. Great modern nu metal
can't believe with all the mentions of these super obscure bands and it didn't even have 40 Below Summer or Bionic Jive
Finn's sarcasm is getting next level. It's actually impressive
I can't believe you played Reveille!! My first ever concert was Godsmack, Saliva, and Reveille in Evansville, IN. You hit me right in the nostalgia with that one.
I’m from Youngstown. Thanks for the shout out! Her name is Teagan.
One thing missing in this video : Having a DJ in your band, now that's Nu Metal 👽
Thanks for including Kittie! Definitely pushed things forward!
I was such a kittie fan haha 😅
Question: Does the vocalist get better in their later stuff? I tried listening to their first album, but I couldn't get over the vocals.
@@wozaow Haha, I'm perhaps not the best one to ask. I heard Finn complain about it too but I've always liked Morgan's voice 😅
I love your video topics but I always stay for the bomb ass descriptions you use throughout 🔥
Was a fan of Taproot as a kid. Was happy to them on the list 😆
I thought for sure you would have American Head Charge on this list. Maybe on the continuation of the iceberg video.
About a decade ago, my Aunts boyfriend at the time had a Numetal band called "Joint Method". They had a song called "My Silver Pants" that was just about wearing a pair of cool silver pants. Was actually a banger.
I love Kittie, but you need to look past their first album, they were so young, their follow-up Oracle was so much better and then Funeral for yesterday and Into the Black, they progressed so much and are really great
Oracle is soooo good!
Your infatuation with that kittie band singer reminded me of my huge crush on Lyn-Z from MSI back in the day. God thats such a good aesthetic
06:50 Having Morgan Lander on the podcast would be amazing 😅 Especially since they are playing shows again, have a new song and she is in Karkaos now, apparently making melodic death metal... I agree that as much as I loved their first record when it came out, it didn't age well at all. The two after that though were massive improvements, although somewhat of a departure from nu metal.
Regarding the bass: Seems to be the same with all kinds of reggae. Used to work as a barkeeper on a ton of reggae & dancehall nights, and they often had like half a dozen music videos on mute running on repeat all night, always the same line-up. A $10 guitar, 4-piece-drumkit and a 5/6 string bass upwards of $2,000. The strings on those basses probably cost more than all the other instruments and the video combined.
I absolutely knew Key to Gramercy Park from ATV Offroad Fury 2 😂 a great soundtrack. And also, Amplified by Cypress Hill slaps.
More: Ivan Moody's experimental band Ghost Machine was cool as well.
I've always loved Flaw from MX Unleashed lol, and this song Whole brings out PTSD about events that have never happened to me.
I don't remember how I found Hed P.E., but Truth Rising is a jam for sure lol.
A lot of my music started with video games. ATV Offriad Fury 2, MX Unleashed, MX2002, Tony Hawks Underground 2, Guitar hero lol. Really broadened my overarching rock/metal horizons.
That whole ST was pretty sweet...
You're 100% on point on the deployed soldier being cheated on but on the flipside of that, my friend who cheated on her husband was being cheated on by her husband with an Asian girl who he also married. That's when you upgrade to FFDP.
RIP Brianna and Cody's 2007 marriage
Maybe they deserved each other after all 😂
I saw Deadsy open at Family Values. The line-up was Stone Temple Pilots, Staind, Linkin Park, Static-X, and Deadsy. Great show!
Your commentary in videos like this are second to none
Every divorced vet you meet was married when he got deployed.
Thanks Finn.
Orgy unironically has the best 3-albums-run in nu metal. Too bad they went separate ways and never capture the same lightning again.
They could be the nu metal Duran-Duran, is all I’m trying to say
YES Candyass was such a great album but hardly anyone knows Vapor Transmission or Punk Statik Paranoia
@@LilComedown I personally think Vapor Transmission is their best album
@@MacanWigit Vapor Transmission for sure. Sucks Jay thinks he can do it without Ryan & Amir. They were the core of that band, Jay prob should do his own thing like Julien K....
We need a thrash, death and whatever else iceberg video finn!
Kittie is way, way further down the iceberg. Definitely lower than Staind, which is just below the Mt. Rushmore of Korn, Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, and Slipknot.
I went to Sick New World last month. Most all these bands were there. I actually said "Hell yeah brother" all day long.
Our bassist was a huge nu metal fan back than, and yes, he had a way to expensive 5string natural wood string. Playing fingerstyle with way too much effort. 10/10.
Thanks for all the great tips. We will incorporate those and become huge :D
I was seriously pouring myself some water right when you mentioned being well hydrated, lmao
Nu metal is the best genre of metal. Doesn’t deserve hate
Thrash 🙅🏼♂️
Everyone has their own opinion, and that's ok 👍
Are you kidding me ?
@@ghost_mall stop being elitist. Everyone likes their own thing. Some people love mushrooms, others hate them with a passion. This applies to music as well. The fact that we love metal and aren't listening to Imagine Dragons, Cardi B, or Taylor Swift should be something that brings us together instead of splitting us further apart
@ghost_mall fair enough. I personally evolves from listening to nu metal and loved it at the time but don't listen to it now
It's fitting that Aaron Lewis' career went from the "soundtrack of deployed soldiers whose wives are getting fucked by Jody" to his "God bless the troops" country career. I think one of his last singles was about mask mandates or something.
His career is like a more depressed version Kid Rock. Or maybe Kid Rock is like Aaron Lewis on cocaine.
Fun video. Would have liked to see ill nino mentioned!
kittie deserves a lot more love, theyre like the poster band for the mall goth subculture
They are the awful
Lacuna Coil, Nightwish, The Rasmus, HIM, Evanescence, Deftones, Korn, Linkin Park, Rob Zombie, Slipknot, SOAD, 90s Smashing Pumpkins, t.A.T.u., Placebo, Muse, Rammstein and Marilyn Manson etc should be on that list for the mall goth subculture.
Flaw's second album is legit awesome. Had David Bottrill produce it, who had just produced Tool's Lateralus.
33 minutes of nu-metal what a gift for monday!
Finn, can't believe you left out "Check Ya" by From Zero. that's THE most nu-metal video I've ever seen. hahaha. I want a follow-up video where you go DEEPER (Darwin's Waiting Room, No One, Skrape, etc.)
The most underrated Nu Metal band of all time has got to be Snot. Lemme tell you... Of all the Instruments to implement into Nu Metal I would say that the Banjo would be the most out of place. But one band was able to make it work somehow.. Its definitely forward thinking for the genre.
I was super into Deadsy in my early to mid teens, lol. I met the whole band after a show and they were genuinely some of the nicest band members I have met. Carlton in particular took time after the show to hang out with my friend and I as we waited to be picked up so we wouldn't be left outside the show alone. What band members do that??
Finn has to pay the bills at the end of the month, so the nu metal season is on, boizz! It is summer 2001 all over again!
Jesus Finn, that deployment rant hit hard. Almost verbatim for me. Lol
I still listen to a few songs from Flaw's Through the Eyes lmao. That riff in Payback is a beast.
I love nu metal. I know this is satire but I don't understand where the genuine hate comes from. If its heavy and sounds good to my ears that's all I care about. Some of my absolute favorite bands are the ones Finn named at the beginning. They're my sht.
Same. If it sounds good I'm all for it, even if people think some lyrics r "wangsty" lol
same riffs…no solos
Finn's gonna have a field day with euro-nu-metal bands. Some notable examples: Headplate, ETHS, Clawfinger & Guano Apes.
Thorn.Eleven as well
Thanks for recommending twisted method Finn!
congratulations Finn!!!! Mine is on the way :)
I laughed harder each song you switched to. I know every song well and had nearly every one of them burnt on a random blank CD laying around my vehicle in highschool/college. I also had an eyebrow ring and had an awesome soul patch thing going on. I guess i was a Nu Metal kid but didn't see it u til my 30s and having someone else point out the obvious facts to me haha.
Orgy is actually one of my favorite bands. Thankful for two uploads in one night I cant sleep. And Kittie too I'm probably gonna see all my favorite bands here. I love nu metal.
And Morgan Lander is Canadian goth mommy u right
Edit: my favorite crazy town song is drowning 😂
Edit again: fun fact the singer of Deadsy is Chers son
The prettiest girls in nu metal are nadja peulen and Fallon bowman
@@lukelyall5879 Where's Otep Shamaya and Amy Lee on there?
@@lethybridtheorygolucastheo2191 I mean they’re pretty but you can tell they aged
Saw Deadsy open for Korn on the Untouchables tour. Was also around the time Feildy had released a solo record and they played the fuck out of it between sets.
so glad you included Reveille, I listened to them a lot in my teens
Congratulations on your new baby! I know your baby is gonna have the coolest dad!
Static-X is the pinnacle of nu-metal. They never rode any trends or switched up. They crafted a unique sound and their music still holds up really well.
That Motograter song was on an MTV2 Headbangers Ball compilation. Most of the nu metal bands of the time were on those comps alongside with the upcoming NWOAHM and metalcore bands circa 2003.
I remember I always checked that out at the library, that was huge in my metal development
You are the REALIST Metaller Finn! Also i am a proud Dabbler after this hahahaha
I saw Deadsy, Orgy & Staind @ Family Values tour open for Linkin Park. What a time to be alive. Saw Kittie at a local bar too.
As for Crazytown, I’d land on that strip. Seriously though Toxic & Little Blck Cloud are great tracks.
Taproot was the love of my life. I rotated a Taproot hoodie & my dirtbag, long haired boyfriend’s Slipknot hoodie all throughout senior year. Day by Day is a way better example of their raw nu metal sound.
I loved Flaw too. That stripper who ends her set with a Flaw song will also tell you all about her date tattoo during your lap dance.
Almost forgot Jay Gordon of Orgy is featured on Black Cloud by Crazytown. Go take a listen!
Whoa memory unlocked! Totally forgot about Reveille - What You Got but that went so hard!
I think at the time I was busy burying my nose in stuff like Swans and Dead Can Dance, missing the sweet perfumed verses of Trapt or Default to grace my senses. NGL though, White Pony and Mer De Noms were still on rotation between my friends and the radio playing the above bands.
If you play Finn at 2x speed he sounds like Ben Shapiro
I sound like that at 1x too, unfortunately
Love most of this shit, glad you played hed pe. But this was their post nu metal era with sub noize. They were signed in 1995 to jive for 6 years.
Also jahred from hed pe is so damn wholesome. He will meet and talk to every single person at the show after they play. Along with trauma (the drummer).
He also released an album purely of features with new bands, which allowed me to discover so many new modern bands.
Also jahred is actually really old he's he's edging 60 now.
Last saw them play in prague when they did a gig for free to help a guy launch his new rock bar.
At the end now. Twisted method is noooo where near the bottom of the barrel. They're fairly well known. Listen to bands like headcase, factory 81, stuckshot, mash out posse, capitol eye, charcoal tongue, design 19, 41 down, skrape, skudd, slagg, mundane, linea 77, unitytx, switched, super bob, sun bomb, suck down, sucker... And right at the bottom, im going to put... four 20 flip
@vanZombie he was best mates with the lead singer and did the tribute album with every band from soad to korn when he died.
@vanZombie i actually love their later stuff more. Their last 2 albums are my favourites. But then again i love new music.
@@DeftonesDiamondEyesNuMusik?
I met Jahred at a show when Blackout first came out and he was so nice
I saw Motogratr play the second stage at a rock fest in Virginia Beach about 20 years ago. It was a trip.
I saw them at ozzfest back in the day and met a few of the guys. Good times
The staind section absolutely destroyed me 😂😂😂😂
I love the P.O.D. wikipedia article, and how it's introduced as a "Christian nu metal band" cuz that statement makes me laugh so much, it's absolutely blasmephous theres some idiiots in the edit history that edit war'd with the saints that kept that as the opening sentence, why would you ever want to remove or change something so hilarious and grand
POD are Christian tho
@@mwilkins1644Wow noshiit really? NEVER knew this. Their own article on there doesn't even say that or anything
Ok m8 👍🏽
I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry over the fact that I truly do love most of these bands. Primer 55, Flaw, and Twisted Method are still in my regular rotation. I think you just have to accept they're cringe, then love and embrace it for what they are. I feel seen Finn 😂
I can’t listen to Flaw without crying.
I wish you'd do a react to Payback by Flaw. That video has everything. Bad story, woods, bad effects, worms, clocks, bassist/guitarist with weird hair making effeminate gestures as if to say "Did you see that? Here I'll do it again, did you get it? Nice", and.. ironically all to a pretty decent song lol.
That first Flaw album, “ Through These Eyes” is honestly amazing. Every track is great.
@@mcsmoothie7052 it was definitely one of the most solid albums of that era, pretty underrated
gotta admit the bit about staind really got me lmao
I don't care what anybody says, the 90's were the peak of human civilization.
The decade where rap-rock was perfected, and where nu-metal was created.
Also when people tell me im being "Racist or misogynist" i tell them "Nah dude, I'm just living in the 90's" 😂
😂
2nd half of the 80's and all of the 90's were awesome. Finished 1999 in my Sr. year of college.
What a time to be young!
Looking at you gatekeeping on new metal just made my day hahahaha
*Yes, for Primer 55, Taproot and Motograter!!* 🤘🤘🤘 *Plus, that Taproot video, was directed by Shavo of System.*
Met Flaw over 10 years ago when they played for like 30 people in Tampa. They were actually pretty nice dudes
At the bottom of the iceberg, you can also find stuff like Factory 81, Genuflect, Darwin's waiting room, 40 below summer, Insolence, five point 0, 36 Crazyfists, Unloco....
I'm surprised Soulfly and POD made it to the NU metal tier list but Ill Niño didn't
That OG Motograter is a great album!!!! Saw them at an Ozzfest, and when and got the CD first thing next day
15:00 remember seeing them on MTV then heard the song on one of the ATV Offroad Fury games lol.
16:30 look at the girth on that neck. Man looks like he's had a 20 year career of trying to fight gravity in Nascar