The guy has serious Andy Kaufman quality about him. It's hard to tell what's sarcasm, what he's making up on the spot, and what's sincere. He comes off as a guy who could be sincere for an entire conversation but manage to convince you otherwise. He's one of the few artists I could honestly call enigmatic because he's so meticulous ,and yet presents himself as almost shallow, that you can't tell if he's orchestrating the whole thing or not. He could be a fucking sociopath for all I know.
I’m have no idea why but I’m attracted to men like this. My fiancé is like this and it wasn’t until I got to know him really well that I could understand when he’s being serious or when he’s trolling. People like that can be polarizing but I think it’s hilarious (as long as they’re not just being a total dickhead all the time). There’s also a sort of “mystery” aspect about those kinds of people that makes me want to better understand the way they think
He was right in predicting computers would take over but he was wrong in hoping music would be taken over by computers cause music now is way worse than it was back then
You are wrong Carter, music is more alive than ever. Anyone can compose really great music without having to count on other musicians, just with a regular PC, wihtout wasting time trying to deal with bands, with other peoples arguing about who would be leading the band,etc. Just look at the boom of the synths, retro electronic or jazz-fusion music this last 7-10 years. Just google it and you would get a lot of great music and musicians. Personally i will recommend you a couple of channels: Marcel The Drunkard, New Retro Wave. And please STOP saying music was better back then.
He was true about the computers taking on music. But he thought that people would use them to do crazy stuff with them and break new grounds with them. Computers today are the exact opposite. Generating over and over again bland, unoriginal and repetitive songs. That’s kinda sad.
I've always been amazed at how the resolution of the video in this interview makes his eyeballs and teeth look like they're all trying to run away from his face. One of his eyeballs literally at times looks like it's going to fall out of his head.
He has a funny sense of humour the sort of things I find amusing, I saw him doing Easy live , the guitarist played the wrong chord just as Patton sings the first word , instead of getting serious or ignoring it Patton laughs ,as he's singing.
It's hard to know if it's pure ego or just really absurd humor and sarcasm that makes him seem so abrasive to fans and interviewers. I think it's funny as hell and people just need to lighten up and roll with it.
Artists have a hard time verbalising the creative mind it can manifest like Patton in this interview, which to some is simply hard to comprehend , they don't care if people understand them or not or how their behaviour appears to others since words and behaviours are excess creativity sometimes, which needs to be expelled from the mind/body ,that being said I heard he suffered sexual abuse at a young age too which can distort a personality somewhat. I know he had an obsession with fecal matter and defecating in public, and was uncomfortable about using a toilet, he would also play pranks by putting shit inside hair dryers in hotels, this obsession with feces is because of trauma during the developmental phase of childhood..I think his actual personality is what you see here, it's not fake, no doubt high emotional intelligence.The 'method acting' thing some people mention is also excess creative energy caused partly by boredom.
Ive come to appreciate people that can talk a little shit about a band or whatever. It's just an opinion, and nobody has to agree with it for it to not be entertaining. And it's cool that hes upfront about it.
Mysterywhiteboy78 the story of sexual abuse is really true?? 😰 I never heard anything about it... but it makes sense to me because he does have some weird crazes
"there's a lot of bands that i think you could listen to now and not be able to tell what era they come from." fast-forward 15 years, and he shit all over wolfmother for exactly the same thing. the boy's consistent, and this is why i love him.
A fucking quadruple whopper with cheese double dressed with extra mayo slopping it down like a starving razorback while trying to answer questions between bites. Classy.
Same. But on the other hand, the years went by way too fast. It's kinda scary that this interview is already 30 years old. Because this means that we're 30 years older. I don't like this thought. Like, not at all. I mean... HOW???
He was basically calling out the whole Seattle grunge thing for what it was , a sham. What everyone thought was new,wasn't,it had already been done.The record companies were looking for something "new" for the mainstream music fan .So not only did they have the music ,they had a whole marketing dream.A name,Grunge,a look,a scene.So take the copied music style into big dollar studios with big budgets & big name producers and the result sounded very polished & professional.The record co.'s made millions.Vedder & Cobain became gods.The kids lapped it up......
I think Mike Patton was just trying to amuse himself here. A guy I work with is good friends with him and he's told me that Mike gets unbelievably tired of interviews and talking about music very quickly, so I'd say the juvenile humor that he had here and pretty much all his interviews back in the earlier days was simply him trying to make the monotony of yet another interview with the same old boring questions entertaining for himself and perhaps the interviewers as well. It just came out as snobbery
He's a convicted criminal and not in the cool way you want it. He paid you to type that he's great. He's not God and is actually the most vile piece of shit that has ever existed. Wanna go to hell with him? (Not even sure hes male with that tiny circus peanut penis either)
I don't know why, but I find this interview to be very relaxing. Sometimes I just listen to this interview before going to bed because it helps me fall asleep lol. Can anybody relate?
Wow, I never thought I'd see anyone say this. I haven't been back to the comment section here for years. Another Mike relaxation I love is just him reading Falling to pieces for Rodrigo Marins short film "Mala Onda 20 anos" He has to do 'Dusk time stories for the raging insomniacs '
Hahaaaa it IS the interview that keeps on giving. As well as people like me popping in reminding you of your vintage comments. Seeing as Mike has uncerimoniusly made an Instagram account I'm about getting in there to relay my feelings on this ASMR gig he's probably not aware he has an audience for... or is he? Lmao!
some people think he comes across here as a bit of a self important asshole , i believe he is just endlessly poking fun at the ridiculousness of being a celebrity. you should never take any patton interview seriously , he's just having fun.
Couldn't be less about himself imo. Around 7:47 he says "look at me telling you about guys about bands, I should know", seemed like he's making out his opinion isn't even important to anyone. He's being sarcastic too the interviewer like "how would I even know, and people don't wanna hear it".
So there I was, watching an interview with Kurt Cobain high on drugs smoking a cigarette into the camera with a look of a punkish cool alternative guy. AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT Here's Mike Patton trollin' around and eatin' a sandwich! God, what an amusing contrast.
Hes kind of a weird mix of sarcasm, trolling, douchebag, pompous, narcissistic and charming. Hard to tell if its tolerable being around him. Was he just like this in interviews or is he like this all the time?
@VodCrack -- definitely i was so pissed when i couldn't find it for months , glad somebody loves Patton enough to treat us to such an amazing spectacle
Patton fans pride on the fact that "he doesn't give a shit about what people think of him" but the reality is that he does give a shit about people saying he doesn't give a shit about what people think of him.
Joni Elliott I love him because he's real. You can see in this interview he's answering these questions because he doesn't really care to be interviewed. So he make it awkward to make it end quicker because he is just a regular guy.
" I love him because he's real." He's not being real. He's freaking trolling and making jokes. He acts like he doesn't even like music. Who knows if he actually does. He basically doing the "Internet isn't serious business" except he is doing it with music. If he can't answer a question like "what music do you think is influential", and if people are calling that a bs question, then what the heck are you a musician for? Talk about a few bands that you really like like you actually give a crap about them. Talk about some lyrics you think are brilliant or a guitar or drum part you heard and made you grin like a fool. Holy hell, if you actually like music, it's not hard to do.
By the way, I love how here you say he is being real, but in another comment you literally say "I doubt he means any of it.". So, he's not being real. Unless of course you mean in the limited "he is very real in his trolling"...
His left eye is like a robot eye this shit is too funny i thought i was the only one who kept looking at it and saying to myself wth shit looks so big dunno but
I ate a sandwich while watching this to make the experience interactive.
Fear Crawler nice
fuck
Breaking that tasty fourth wall
))
AHAHAHAHAHA
They had better sandwiches in the 90's
For real 😂
The guy has serious Andy Kaufman quality about him. It's hard to tell what's sarcasm, what he's making up on the spot, and what's sincere. He comes off as a guy who could be sincere for an entire conversation but manage to convince you otherwise. He's one of the few artists I could honestly call enigmatic because he's so meticulous ,and yet presents himself as almost shallow, that you can't tell if he's orchestrating the whole thing or not. He could be a fucking sociopath for all I know.
I think this is the most succinctly insightful thing I've ever read about Patton.
You nailed it. Patton just GOT trolling interviewers before it was a thing.
he was also 23
I LOVE this!!
I’m have no idea why but I’m attracted to men like this. My fiancé is like this and it wasn’t until I got to know him really well that I could understand when he’s being serious or when he’s trolling. People like that can be polarizing but I think it’s hilarious (as long as they’re not just being a total dickhead all the time). There’s also a sort of “mystery” aspect about those kinds of people that makes me want to better understand the way they think
Mike Patton trolled the shit out of the music press for the entire Angel Dust period. Funny stuff.
Like how
@@chipmcdip8629 Like this.Just open your ears and eyes,dumbass.
Cyberpunk 2099 I hadn’t seen any other interviews so it’s not like I predicted what they were all like
@@chipmcdip8629
Seeing this one should answer enough questions though tbf.
@@DYSTOPIAofficialmusic damn bro relax why are you so angry
damn this sandwich looks good as hell
+22ndCentury i know right
22ndCentury it should, a woman made it.
E Dawg he is shifting all during this interview.
yep, I'm full and that sandwich is making me hungry still.
Looked...
his eyebrows look like metalicas front..
Whos front?
I noticed that
Font?
Font
he’s one of those rare guys that could have been a true Renaissance Man...actor, model, comedian, musician, artist
Ha Ha! Someone liked my comment...and then they took it back.
Truth. Some people just have that look where they could honestly do anything and people will take them seriously
Model lolololol are you fucking kidding
People or even Mike himself might not want to admit it but his looks had a lot to do with his admiration and success.
He was right about the computers
"People are the worst... that's the worst thing about music is the people that play it (laughs while going in for another bite)." My man hahaha
He was right in predicting computers would take over but he was wrong in hoping music would be taken over by computers cause music now is way worse than it was back then
You are wrong Carter, music is more alive than ever. Anyone can compose really great music without having to count on other musicians, just with a regular PC, wihtout wasting time trying to deal with bands, with other peoples arguing about who would be leading the band,etc.
Just look at the boom of the synths, retro electronic or jazz-fusion music this last 7-10 years. Just google it and you would get a lot of great music and musicians. Personally i will recommend you a couple of channels: Marcel The Drunkard, New Retro Wave.
And please STOP saying music was better back then.
He was wrong about Grotus taking the world by storm, though.
He was true about the computers taking on music. But he thought that people would use them to do crazy stuff with them and break new grounds with them. Computers today are the exact opposite. Generating over and over again bland, unoriginal and repetitive songs. That’s kinda sad.
The personality fits the music. One of a kind
I've always been amazed at how the resolution of the video in this interview makes his eyeballs and teeth look like they're all trying to run away from his face. One of his eyeballs literally at times looks like it's going to fall out of his head.
One of the best interviews of all time...Patton at the beginning of his prime.
He was already in his prime. 1987 was the beginning of his prime this was 5 yrs later
Fast forward 30 yrs later. Patton eats 3 pizzas in one sitting
You'll know when he peaks
His prime lol. This album was basically the end of faith no more. Guitarist quit and they were never the same. What else did he do after angel dust?
@@trenken he didnt say faith no more's prime. He said Mike Patton
He's at that level where he doesn't care if you get the joke. Godhood.
Idolatry is a grave sin. He’s just a man. Talented, but still just a man.
Just a Man by Faith No More!!!!! NSDFHHA
the pan-out + gasp of excitement combination at 9:22 is perfect
It's perfect
Perfect gif
This is honestly the funniest shit I've ever seen, this single handedly not only made by day, but also my life
He has a funny sense of humour the sort of things I find amusing, I saw him doing Easy live , the guitarist played the wrong chord just as Patton sings the first word , instead of getting serious or ignoring it Patton laughs ,as he's singing.
It's hard to know if it's pure ego or just really absurd humor and sarcasm that makes him seem so abrasive to fans and interviewers. I think it's funny as hell and people just need to lighten up and roll with it.
Artists have a hard time verbalising the creative mind it can manifest like Patton in this interview, which to some is simply hard to comprehend , they don't care if people understand them or not or how their behaviour appears to others since words and behaviours are excess creativity sometimes, which needs to be expelled from the mind/body ,that being said I heard he suffered sexual abuse at a young age too which can distort a personality somewhat. I know he had an obsession with fecal matter and defecating in public, and was uncomfortable about using a toilet, he would also play pranks by putting shit inside hair dryers in hotels, this obsession with feces is because of trauma during the developmental phase of childhood..I think his actual personality is what you see here, it's not fake, no doubt high emotional intelligence.The 'method acting' thing some people mention is also excess creative energy caused partly by boredom.
Ive come to appreciate people that can talk a little shit about a band or whatever. It's just an opinion, and nobody has to agree with it for it to not be entertaining. And it's cool that hes upfront about it.
Not a chance in hell that it's anything close to ego. Anyone thinking he's serious is dull. He's hilarious, acting up for a laugh
Mysterywhiteboy78 the story of sexual abuse is really true?? 😰 I never heard anything about it... but it makes sense to me because he does have some weird crazes
He seems a dick but he was correct on the future
He was right about where music was going.
It's quite eerie watching it now.
"there's a lot of bands that i think you could listen to now and not be able to tell what era they come from." fast-forward 15 years, and he shit all over wolfmother for exactly the same thing. the boy's consistent, and this is why i love him.
yah when he said that i remembered wolfmother clip...so he'd hate greta van fleet also
And then fast track another ten years and you get Greta Van Fleet.
The worse thing about music, is that people play it.
Mike Patton is one of my favorite human beings.
one... I thought he was in jail for a second and two... I've never seen someone eat a sandwich during an interview.
A fucking quadruple whopper with cheese double dressed with extra mayo slopping it down like a starving razorback while trying to answer questions between bites. Classy.
+jdessell You can tell all this from a grainy video? Jesus. Lol
It's definitely Burger King, there's a video of him buying it
It's healthy eating you dumbasses not Burger King
AHAHAHAHA
Trolling before Trolling was a thing. This is beauty
its like an interview with Heath Ledgers version of the Joker!
Hmm
Fucking hilarious my dude
HeeHeHeHeeheHeeeeeeeee.....
Mike Patton the biggest troll ever
Love him
Cynthia Jones exactly what I was just thinking.
Cynthia Jones if you know anything about him you know he's being sincere.
Now is call troll , back then just being sarcastic
Such a part of my youth! I'm in my early 40s now and that time in music and attitude will NEVER happen again. Glad I was young when I was.
Same. But on the other hand, the years went by way too fast. It's kinda scary that this interview is already 30 years old. Because this means that we're 30 years older. I don't like this thought. Like, not at all. I mean... HOW???
@@Mrs_Ella lool sadly time keeps moving right along. At least we were young in a special moment in time that will never happen again 🙂
The way he emphasized Nirvana & Red Hot Chilly Peppers means he doesn't like them for shit.
He emphasizes soundgarden too but I don't think he hates them
Nirvana always seemed more genuine and creative than faith no more. Seems try hard with all that edge on him tbh.
I know Mike and Anthony (RHCP) had beef so I get that one...not sure why he mention Nirvana and Soundgarden.
He was basically calling out the whole Seattle grunge thing for what it was , a sham. What everyone thought was new,wasn't,it had already been done.The record companies were looking for something "new" for the mainstream music fan .So not only did they have the music ,they had a whole marketing dream.A name,Grunge,a look,a scene.So take the copied music style into big dollar studios with big budgets & big name producers and the result sounded very polished & professional.The record co.'s made millions.Vedder & Cobain became gods.The kids lapped it up......
Still better than Patton’s pretentious ass.
"the worst thing about music, is the people who play it."
its hilarious kkkkk
No the worst thing about it is THAT people play it.
the part when he sings "I'm too sexy" is on loop in my brain
"The more messed up and farther away music gets from music, the better it will be from music." So true.
I think this will always be known as the Sandwich interview.
Damn he's exactly who you want him to be
The interviewer has no idea what to do with him xD
I like how honest Mike is. Always has been, it shows in his music. He should run for office.
I don't want to live in the US, but if he would be President, I'd think about it.
Pay attention kids: this guy is an actual genius.
He’s that quietly snobby kid in school who only likes obscure stuff and thinks everyone else sucks
Nah pure pseudo intellectualism
Obscure stuff like George Michael and Paula Abdul
Pseuo intellectual fits. He is also an asshole.
@@np466 You nailed it
05:23 The greatest quote he could ever speak out
I like how ends the quote with a maniac laugh then immediately munches on the sandwich
"i am in the cd store for 2 hours...and i usually end up going to the soundtrack section" i've laughed hard
Musical genius..under rated bigtime and he is absolutely gorgeous 🔥
Lol how much did he pay "you" to type that
the way the cameraman zooms out right as he gasps at 9:22 . cameraman is cool
I think Mike Patton was just trying to amuse himself here. A guy I work with is good friends with him and he's told me that Mike gets unbelievably tired of interviews and talking about music very quickly, so I'd say the juvenile humor that he had here and pretty much all his interviews back in the earlier days was simply him trying to make the monotony of yet another interview with the same old boring questions entertaining for himself and perhaps the interviewers as well. It just came out as snobbery
It's called being honest and being your self
He’s a prick
He should do an interview with Nardwaur.
@@dougg1075
So do you watch his interviews just to leave half arsed insults?
I don’t have anyone in my life so I often come back to this video to watch as I eat my meals alone.
His mannerisms are menacing to me.. can’t describe it really but to me its a a mash up of dry humor and a level of preciseness
He's a convicted criminal and not in the cool way you want it. He paid you to type that he's great. He's not God and is actually the most vile piece of shit that has ever existed. Wanna go to hell with him? (Not even sure hes male with that tiny circus peanut penis either)
@mhawk5407 how do you know anything about his dick?
I don't know why, but I find this interview to be very relaxing. Sometimes I just listen to this interview before going to bed because it helps me fall asleep lol. Can anybody relate?
Yes ma'am
Patton's asmr
Wow, I never thought I'd see anyone say this. I haven't been back to the comment section here for years. Another Mike relaxation I love is just him reading Falling to pieces for Rodrigo Marins short film "Mala Onda 20 anos" He has to do 'Dusk time stories for the raging insomniacs '
@@bonniebloodworth lmao that's hilarious. I forgot I even made this comment years ago, but it's still true af lmao
Hahaaaa it IS the interview that keeps on giving. As well as people like me popping in reminding you of your vintage comments.
Seeing as Mike has uncerimoniusly made an Instagram account I'm about getting in there to relay my feelings on this ASMR gig he's probably not aware he has an audience for... or is he? Lmao!
5:30 what all of you came for
1:40 28 years later, this is the first time I've heard of Grotus!
"I think it's probably a good thing if computers take over music"
Mike Patton predicted dubstep
Then I hope he was being sarcastic, because that is definitely not a good thing.
Electronic music is not a new thing
More like trap. Lol dubstep was trash. A wanna be modern drum and bass.
@@spikeybug1 Chillstep and melodic dubstep are a great thing. Dubstep can suck nuts.
Ppl say bullshit like this as if electronic music hasn't existed since the late 1950s.
some people think he comes across here as a bit of a self important asshole , i believe he is just endlessly poking fun at the ridiculousness of being a celebrity. you should never take any patton interview seriously , he's just having fun.
zombie100379 No he’s mocking the entire music industry for their lack of creativity & mass production of McDonalds music bullshit.
Couldn't be less about himself imo. Around 7:47 he says "look at me telling you about guys about bands, I should know", seemed like he's making out his opinion isn't even important to anyone. He's being sarcastic too the interviewer like "how would I even know, and people don't wanna hear it".
Thank you!
This man predicted the future of music in 1994.
Boring Cooke cutter questions. Patton was amusing as always, he gives me Batman villain vibes.The riddler would be appropriate
That orange shirt makes Mike look like even more of a Hannibal-esque psychopath lol
He's actually going to get the electric chair for what he's done so enjoy your little fake god while you still can, blasphemer
Every time I watch this, I get hungry. :D
I watch this while having breakfast
Same
Wow!! If he didn’t like music back then imagine what he’d think of the crap we’re listening to in 2022
i see in the comments that not a lot of people got a joke. hes just trolling whole interview and having fun.
Mike Patton, absurd humor, sarcasm and wit rolled up in genius sandwich. He's right the world should know about Grotus. That is an original band.
So there I was, watching an interview with Kurt Cobain high on drugs smoking a cigarette into the camera with a look of a punkish cool alternative guy.
AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
Here's Mike Patton trollin' around and eatin' a sandwich! God, what an amusing contrast.
I used to dance to Mr. Bungle when I was 5 years old :D
Hes kind of a weird mix of sarcasm, trolling, douchebag, pompous, narcissistic and charming. Hard to tell if its tolerable being around him. Was he just like this in interviews or is he like this all the time?
I love mike his so funny so unique his my hero
30 years later aI music is born as mike said it would.
His sarcasm is great. Lol 😂
I can watch this over and over again...
I wonder if the interviewer knew she was being trolled.
Love how he gets the most animated in interview about I'm so Sexy lol
Mike, if you thought music sucked back then . . .
2:14 the loudest gulp ever recorded. Mukbangers, take notes!:D
That sandwich might be the most famous sandwich in the world
This interview is making me hungry
"The worst thing about music is that *people* play it" :D Hahaha!
Thank god someone uploaded this again.
The bite he took at 4:50 looked particularly good
No the bite at 5:31 looks like it tasted better
Because his band mate probably came on it
Patton, what a fella.
this interview is hilarious! love that guy, he hit the nail when he talks about computers taking over the music industry, haha!
I don’t know why but he reminds me of some goody movie character
All these years later.... and I still want a bite of that sandwich.
Still...
props for praising Godflesh, in particular Pure.
@VodCrack -- definitely i was so pissed when i couldn't find it for months , glad somebody loves Patton enough to treat us to such an amazing spectacle
Patton fans pride on the fact that "he doesn't give a shit about what people think of him" but the reality is that he does give a shit about people saying he doesn't give a shit about what people think of him.
gee bud,you thought all these alone?!?
He hates dance music but Mr Bungle is one of the most danceable bands i have ever listened to.
The relevant question many years later: is Patton still this nihilistic?
Nah, he is a sweet man now
Yeah he's actually going to experience death soon and I wish the same for all his paid "fans"
Laughs and munches a sandwhich, while trolling interview.
I kinda want a sandwich now
AHAAHAHAHAAH
I love this man. Freaking eating a sandwich during an interview
"1992 is looking kinda bleak"....then dirt comes out by AIC ...great record
Wrong that was from 96 tard
Incredible interview, the sandwich only elevates it.
Right Said Fred, hahaha. He's such a troll.
No.... he was being honest actually..
Nah, he likes them.
He genuinely loves paula Abdul too. His tastes are very eclectic.
thE laugh at 5:30 fun aS fuck, everytime I repeat it I laugh my as off LMAO
this video got me into Grotus. Such a great band.
gimmetehroids Me too. True, they are such an underrated band, they should be rediscovered
I really got to find out what kind of sandwich that is
If you look real close you can clearly see his sandwhich is made of confetti! Man this dude knows how to party! Pinate Fodder!
The famous sandwich Interview!!😅😅😆
I love the interviewer. Really good questions to draw out Mike!
Reading the comments, im shocked how many people dont "get" Mike.
He's great, and also a music genius.
am I the only one who actually likes him without any criticism along with it
Nope you are not cause I adore him with no judgment :D
Joni Elliott I love him because he's real. You can see in this interview he's answering these questions because he doesn't really care to be interviewed. So he make it awkward to make it end quicker because he is just a regular guy.
" I love him because he's real."
He's not being real. He's freaking trolling and making jokes. He acts like he doesn't even like music. Who knows if he actually does.
He basically doing the "Internet isn't serious business" except he is doing it with music. If he can't answer a question like "what music do you think is influential", and if people are calling that a bs question, then what the heck are you a musician for? Talk about a few bands that you really like like you actually give a crap about them. Talk about some lyrics you think are brilliant or a guitar or drum part you heard and made you grin like a fool.
Holy hell, if you actually like music, it's not hard to do.
By the way, I love how here you say he is being real, but in another comment you literally say "I doubt he means any of it.".
So, he's not being real. Unless of course you mean in the limited "he is very real in his trolling"...
@@cynthiajones7514 just love him! Angel Dust to this day is my favorite album and so underrated!
❤ this guy!
His left eye looks massive on some angles
fuck, is hard to see
looooooool
Negao Realista So true, and it's creepy
His left eye is like a robot eye this shit is too funny i thought i was the only one who kept looking at it and saying to myself wth shit looks so big dunno but
White Lightning hahaha
I love him Deep Down...
He'd never do it, but I'd love to see Patton be the new voice of Chucky in the next Child's Play flick...
Angel Dust is still in my top 10 favorite records.
Self confidence goals
Hes rad
Jello Biafra did the “obnoxious disinterested sandwich interview” first (juss sayin) :P
So when the interviewer mentioned Alice In Chains she was probably talking about what would end up being Dirt-I wonder what Mike thought of that album
So many commentators on here who don’t understand sarcasm 😅 Mike is on a wind up here, he actually reminds me a bit of Jim Carey
Eating a sandwich while watching this is the coolest feeling in the world.