I remember meeting Gaahl after Gorgoroth played a gig here in Ireland in 2005. I had turned 21 that weekend, and it was a pretty significant period of my life as my father had just been diagnosed with cancer. I ended up back at a local metal bar after the gig, chatting away with him, and remember being struck by how calm and affable he was. It was around the time a lot of eyes were on him in the media because of his assault charge and numerous other things, but he was very open and down to earth about it all, and wasn't taking any opportunities to dramatize any of it to his advantage. We went back to a party after that and drank some more beers, and I always remember that when we were parting ways he said that he hoped I had enjoyed my birthday and that my father would get well. An absolute gentleman. It's great to see him still going strong and pursuing what he loves. Gaahl - you're a hero!
I love two things about this interview: Ghaal is showing his human side, and the interviewer is treating him like a human being and not being patronizing.
@@user-qm7bp4ul5t yep, n people trear him oddly. I really wanna know this man, and live with his family for a while. See his way of life, and try to understand him. He is an idol, an idol of independance, plus he's sorta pagan. Which is awesome, as I am to. Maybe we could sacrifice animals and drink blood.
@@MagklJellyBeanPastelLucidDream he might kill you. If it turns out your looking for a "guru" type in him. But if you're just tryna talk philosophy or get tips on how to live with less shit, he won't kill you.
I've spoken to him personally, about half a year ago. Backstage. Had a few beers. One of the kindest and most inviting men I've ever met, also very honest and he complemented my Judas Priest shirt:)
When the interviewer is knowledgeable of your art, and asks unique questions, artists seem to react much more real and interested to answer rather than the canned questions every single interviewer asks.
I saw Gorgoroth live once. 2 things I remember: - The bass was so loud that I literally felt like I was levitating and being massaged in my ribs because of its sound waves - Gaahl stared at me for a long time, with his dark stoic face in corpsepaint That was pretty amazing ^^
As an openly gay metal head, I love hearing him say that the metal community is one of the most accepting communities. This is also my experience, as a musician, bringing my boyfriend to shows. There was never an issue at a gig. No one thought twice about it. I was never judged....well until everyone found out that I'm a bass player. That's when I was judged, but understandably so. Basically I'm saying it's easier to be gay than to be a bassist in the metal community.
Agreed. He didn't come off as nervous, he didn't come off as over-confident either. He didn't objectify Gaahl or hang on subjects for too long. He just treated him like a human being. I wish more interviewers were like him.
At the end Ghaal mentions his own personal 3 steps it took to understand himself/other humans/life: 1. Touring 2. Going to prison 3. Falling in love. Never thought I'd hear Ghaal admit to falling in love for the first time in his early 30s! Great interview!
WTF Tucker Carlson got ousted for promoting book NIGHT IN ZAGREB by author Adam Medvidović that speaks of events that black metal community expects to happen. They all read that book it and like expect that to happen. Does anybody know anything about it?
@@bakkgroundnoise8422 indeed. He lives in his hometown of Bergen, Norway. I actually went to job-seeker course with Gaahls boyfriend. It was quite funny. When the teachers of the course asked him what experience he had with prior jobs, he said he toured with Gorgoroth, hanging naked on a cross.. haha it was so funny
Great to see this interviewer asking some decent, thoughtful, and interesting questions. You could see even Gaahl was even impressed, and needed to think hard about his answers. Well done!
Metal is about being yourself and giving the finger who those who tell you how to live. It's a way of life. He truly is metal and more power to him. If this is what makes him happy so be it. Music and painting are his outlet and how he expresses his feelings and beliefs. May he continue to live his life his way. Can't wait to hear more music from him in the future.
Juan Martin Nah, I have a rather high standard for album artwork. If I dont want it on the wall then I'll most likely not like it. That said this has been true for nearly all the metal I listen too.
Man, biggest respect to the interviewer. I love his questions and his way of talking, its so genuine and interested! He's the reasone I am still subscribed to metal injection. Keep up the good work man!
I agree he is asking all the right questions for gaahl. And he is responding very well to him. The interviewer is very patient and straight to the point with his questions and gaahl sees that he is a serious interviewer
i think he has gone through enormous changes as a person in the last 20 years, but the interviewer is chilled so thats good. he actually finishes by saying so, which proves my point, but the interviewer does have silly hair, which is never would have been a good idea in the presence of old ghaal.
"being metal" is about being your godamn self, despite what these asshats say in the RUclips comments. There are no rules, despite people trying so hard to create them.
@David Gibson ohhhh you mean metal was real metal before THE GAYS suddenly showed up out of nowhere and definitely never existed before they wanted to ruin metal?
@Jim P The Christian God raped his own mother (who was married to another man) just so he could then murder his child. Tell me more about this righteous and moral god of yours.
Met him him walking through the crowd after he had finished a set. I shook his hand and thanked him for a great show. I wasn’t sure what to expect as he is an extremely intimidating figure but he shook my hand and humbly said “Thanks”. Nice guy and it is truly fascinating to hear him talk in interviews.
Well the world has changed quite a bit since the vice documentary came out like 12 years ago. Black metal isn't mysterious anymore because everyone knows it was just larpers for the most part. Bored 90s Norwegian kids basically.
@Joe Sudz Satanic cults burning churches and sacreficing people and animals to the lord satan xD. That's what they thought but its just folk lovers or larpers nd such. Nowadays its very broad and corpsepaint is on its way out.
I had the pleasure of meeting Gaahl in London recently at the launch of his Natural Wine business, and he's just a really really nice kind person. Total legend. New album is great too!
@@johnkk7863 "No satan can never be love no matter what labal you give it it is the worship of evil so tha's that." youre wrong. it depends on the type of Satanism. most Satanists are not theological and dont believe in a literal physical being named Satan, they see him as a symbol of freedom and defiance against oppressive Abrahamic religions. good and evil are human concepts anyways, they dont exist outside of our perception. and you clearly dont know what paganism is either. its not as simple as just worshiping nature, it can mean a lot of things, just like Satanism. come on dude, this is basic philosophical shit.
@@wowno5763 "the great deceiver. Goes about like a roaring lion seeking whom that he may devour." I mean what you're saying *sounds good* but I can believe car accidents actually mean good luck if I try hard enough.
@@Audfile yeah, except car accidents are a real thing that happen and have nothing to do with your perception, they just are, and have consequences whether you see those consequences as good or bad. Satan is nothing but a concept, he can mean anything you want, he has no consequences beyond what we believe. symbols and words take on new meaning over time. look at the swastika, it was originally a Buddhist symbol for peace. the Nazis took it and used it. now when most people see it, they think "Nazi". thats because its not inherently "good" or "bad", its only a symbol and it means different things to different people.
Gaahl is so smart. His whole view, and feeling of sadness, about the fact that people feel encouraged and represented by him in order to come out and being themselves... because that actually implies that societies need to evolve so coming out is not longer a thing and we'd no longer seek for representation because we'd be surrounded by it.
That Vice interview is legendary because of Gaahl himself. I wonder if he is the same person he was then, but from his statements here I'm inclined to think that he might have changed to some extent, in the sense that he might have lost at least some of his misanthropy... Anyway, Gaahl is always a compelling presence, both on and off the stage.
The VICE interview had SOOOOO much fucking potential, and the only REAL part of the entire piece was GHAAL. I seriously hated the crew after it was over, But came to respect Ghaal a Hell of a lot more!!!!
i have no idea who gaahl is, im just getting into black metal and this video was in my recommended. but lemme say this guy is really chill and props to the interviewer 👌 really painted the black metal scene in a different light for me. he just embraces who he is and doesn’t put up a front and im here for it
Black metal is not GOOD Music. Especially when a lead singer "paints" himself as such a scary evil guy, yet he is a butt pirate lol. Since he is going to hell I guess he is trying to make the devil like him.... Trash!
@@mandalorian4620 hating sexuality is not a jeudo-christian thing. 1) It is completely possible to do it without being of a Jeudo-Christian religion or for any reason that those religions created 2) Juedo-Christian religions were not the only ones to do it throughout history, in fact it was the norm throughout the world for most of history.
You can tell he really appreciated the professionalism and the knowledge the interviewer showed. He didn't ask generic questions. He asked very well thought out questions and did his research which made gaahl feel comfortable. Good job
SpikeFlea no one treated him like an oddity, he projected an image of "the most evil man alive" so they treated him accordingly. But it turned out he was getting his cheeks clapped by a fashion photographer 🤣🤣🤣
SpikeFlea you're projecting again with the "step-dad" remarks, sounds like you were molested by your step-father. How sad, child abuse is no laughing matter. Unless it's you. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@fenriz218 are you serious? he didn't bring it up a single time before he was literally asked about it in this interview. Wild that you're focusing so much on it
@@ditch_magnet Dude, I have no idea since when you've been listening to BM, but I've been listening to Gaygaahl bringing the same shit up since the mid-90's . In almost every interview, in every fanzine that would have him. Even the original bands in Norway wanted nothing to do with him, because he was creepy and essentially a hipster (that he produced handbags for a living was a running joke in the scene). Don't really care if kiddies take him serious or whether he gets fuck up the arse, or marries an orangutan - but I wish he wouldn't associate himself with the real BM-scene.
@@fenriz218 tragic that in those 25 years you still haven't found a life if you've been following him all this time and still came on this video just to post a comment, it's pretty clear you DO care what he does in his bedroom
@@fenriz218 Speaking about wasting time, your 25 years of obsession with Gaahl's sexuality sounds like just a perfect example of that. Oh! And don't even dare to put all of the metal community behind your homophobic bullshit, you're part of the 1% of stupid assholes you will find in any community. You'd actually be surprised to find out how many gay metalheads there are, and how many metalheads actually have common sense and are not homophobic shitholes :)
10:10 Gaahl developing cognitive empathy “I can see how it’s hard for them” rather than just being like “foolish sheep, You are your own path” ( even though that’s still the core message) is one of the more touching bits of character development I’ve encountered
I genuinely have to meet this man before I die one day. He carries himself with a very laidback humble manner which sets him far above most people. I'm stoked that he doesn't have that hey I'm famous and don't you forget it attitude. He's the type of guy you could just walk past him in the street or strike up a conversation in the line at the supermarket and he wouldn't bat an eyelid. And the new album is really pleasing. It fits your ears and soul like a warm blanket in winter.
Nothing beats the Vice interview he did years ago, but I like listening to this weird man talk to any interviewer. He's like an alien... odd, and yet, intelligent.
This video came to me on a strange day. After watching Lords of Chaos yesterday, I started to have doubts about one of the characters in the novel I'm writing. A gay death metal drummer. Perhaps he was not realistic? I was rethinking him. Then I saw this interview, and I felt happy. I was in metal in the 80:s and 90:s (writer and guitarist in Ice Age), and even if there were homophobic jokes, nobody cared. Our singer was afraid to come out, but that was never about other people being negative, that was because she needed a little time. Thanks for a very honest interview. I needed to hear those words today. I will not change my death metal character, he earned his way into the story!
I am a gay guy who loves black metal and bands like Dimmu Borgir and especially SepticFlesh and I am very proud and happy! :)> People are always surprised to find out I am gay because I do not look gay. I tend to keep to myself and I love music more than anything else in the World.
I'm lesbian who loves death metal, thrash metal and black metal as well! People are surprised that I'm lesbian and likes metal music because I don't look like a Metalhead and lesbian. I look like a high school popular girly girl who likes hip hop and pop 😂 it's so cringey when guys try to impress me with hip hop music and I'm not even into hip hop.
Hira's Grotto yes I workout and look more masculine therefore people all think I am lying when I say I am gay...like why would I lie about being gay! Just because I am gay does not mean I am supposed to wear rainbow pride colored shirts and act all feminine. It really pisses me off when someone will actually argue with me and tell me I am not gay because again...I look straight. Not all gay guys/women dress or even act gay. I have always been attracted to men and had feelings towards men but I love black metal. ...and old school Madonna as well. :) lol, had to throw her in there. ...but black metal is my favorite genre of all music.
Awesome interview!! It's cool to see Gaahl is not the old antisocial man he usted to be. Actualy watching him smile made me feel happy. Something I wasn't expecting TBH.
"prison"? like the prisons in Brazil? or like the prison in the Marxist and soft norway? LMAOOO ! If you have not experienced what it means to be in prison in South America or in the United States, then you have never been imprisoned, PERIOD ! Dumb ass.
It’s nice seeing an interview where the person interviewed has time to answer at their leisure, answer with thoughtfulness, ease and enjoy the questions being asked. Thanks for posting this. And thanks to Gaahl for sitting down for the interview.
If you haven't seen his art, it's worth a look. Somehow his paintings evoke the idea that he snatched an early 20th century expressionist vocabulary out of time and applied it to a postmodern feel. Very heady stuff if you're into art at all. I can't say enough how much I love this guy's work, whether it's his paintings, Gorgoroth, Gaahlswyrd, Trelldom...
"Why would anyone care" exactly GAAHL, it doesn't matter what your sexual preference is, you can do whatever you want and still do what you love. It doesn't matter who you are or what you like, metal binds everyone and metal makes us one
It's really tough being gay. When I was in college, I started being very supportive of a friend who really, REALLY likes men. People who hated me spread rumors about me being gay for going to his parties and even today I hear crazy stories about orgies that (sadly) never happened at my place. After a few years, pretty much all the gays in my area had came out of the close with me, but each and every single one of them thought he was alone. If only they had all been honest to each other! If you're gay, come out ASAP. And if your family can't handle it, abandon them until they do.
Piggybacking your comment in case someone’s considering coming out: if you’re still living with unsupportive family don’t come out until you have somewhere to go. They might kick you out. As soon as you have a job and a place to live in don’t risk homelessness. After that, if they don’t want to be part of your life because you’re gay, you can tell them to kick rocks.
Ghaal seems to actually be a down to earth kind of guy to me. I think he was honest in this interview and really open about his life. This is one of the best, if not the best interview I've seen with Ghaal. I was disappointed when he left Gorgoroth because I felt he gave the band a strong stage presence than what current line-up has. Since he's left, their music quality IMO has went down considerably and it's just not Gorgoroth to me. Also, as a straight man, Ghaal's coming out and admitting he's gay doesn't bother me whatsoever and for him to be who he is, to come out and openly admit his sexuality I'm sure was a difficult thing to do. Kudos to the guy for doing so. I look forward to hearing his latest work.
People can say whatever about Ghaal. In my opinion I don't care if he's gay or whatever but the man is true to himself; says things in your face and doesn't need approval from anyone, and that's what metal is all about.
I really wish people would focus more on his amazing dark art. He and his partner have a gallery of some amazing oil paintings and someone has to make it public one day.
It is refreshing, and also satisfying to see such a well articulated and respectful interview. You can see Gaahl's easy going navigation being so confidently calm and calculated while staying authentic and in peace.
It's nice to see him again. The vice video makes me laugh so hard. I don't care if he is gay or not he can do what he wants his music is so great . I also love wardruna.
I'm not a black metal fan but It's definitely gripping to me, for several reasons. The crazy history and how it came to be and the depth of it, it's very easy for me to get lost in the different roads in it's bands and people. One of the biggest areas I pay attention to are the interviews. All the ones I've seen the musicians all come across as intelligent and thoughtful. The 2 I've watched the most are Gaahal and the other is the lead singer for Behemoth, both are always intelligent, engaging, respectful( if respect is given to them), interesting, easy to like, genuine, and I always want to hear more about them. I know of Gaahal's prison time but I really believe all they ask for is respect and thought.
Gaahl (Kristian Eivind Espedal) is very respectable as a true norwegian black metal icon and deserves to be honored, loved and revered in all the black metal scene, regardless of what you personally think about gays. even Faust (drummer of Emperor) who murdered a gay man, was actually the first to support Gaahl when he came out and was open about this. Gaahl is a quite cold person and does not give 0 fucks about what bitch-ass trollers have to say.
He's got a lot of courage...his sexuality is still very controversial in many countries and even dangerous in a few...he's got so many artistic gifts-awesome!
This is exactly the content I need in my recommended during Pride month 👌 great interview - kudos for being chilled and just letting him talk at his own pace instead of cutting from soundbyte to soundbyte without giving him time to elaborate.
Ooookay, this might be a silly question, but why are so many comments so homophobic and/or sexist? Metal has grown beyond this tightmindedness; maybe the commentators below should do too.
One of the best metal musician interviews I've ever seen. Gaahl's music has always been a source of empowerment for me and it's an incredible feeling to see he's everything I could hope he could be. Amazing fucking dude
What a wonderfully respectful & open interview... It really is a nice change to see something that doesn't drag up the stereotypical ''satanic black metal'' questions. Seeing a genuine interest of Gaahl as a person & not just an image is just excellent. Bravo, Metal Injection!
If satanic black metal artists don't want to be asked about their aesthetic, then they shouldn't put so much effort into it. Black metal is very often just hipster bullshit. Having a real sense of humor about it is the only way to justify dressing up like KISS and growling into the mic.
As soon as he asked him about his artwork & how it impacted himself and helped discover about himself; you can tell Gaahl was absolutely set-back due to how great of a personal question that was. Not many people would ask things like that.. typically just generic title-catching, stereotypical questions. Good shit Frank. Hate that I'm years late.. I'm a hip-hop addict who happened to dive deep into metal when I was a teenager and I forgot completely how interesting a lot of these artists are, and remembering Gaahl from my teenage years automatically made me click this videos. Much love to the metal community!
WTF Tucker Carlson got ousted for promoting book NIGHT IN ZAGREB by author Adam Medvidović that speaks of events that black metal community expects to happen. They all read that book it and like expect that to happen. Does anybody know anything about it?.......................................................................................................
I worked with him on the last tour with Wyrd at our venue in germany. He is a great guy tbh and very professional. Great interview with some very good questions!
@@ShekelLord32 It seems you know him better than me. That is great! But what exactly do you mean by steal gorgoroth? As far as i know gorgoroth still sucks without him. Did i miss something?
I remember meeting Gaahl after Gorgoroth played a gig here in Ireland in 2005. I had turned 21 that weekend, and it was a pretty significant period of my life as my father had just been diagnosed with cancer. I ended up back at a local metal bar after the gig, chatting away with him, and remember being struck by how calm and affable he was. It was around the time a lot of eyes were on him in the media because of his assault charge and numerous other things, but he was very open and down to earth about it all, and wasn't taking any opportunities to dramatize any of it to his advantage. We went back to a party after that and drank some more beers, and I always remember that when we were parting ways he said that he hoped I had enjoyed my birthday and that my father would get well. An absolute gentleman. It's great to see him still going strong and pursuing what he loves. Gaahl - you're a hero!
damn dude thats pretty cool. memories like that are always good to look back at
cheers dude. he mightn't remember it, but i sure do. case in point as to why it's worthwhile being nice to people :)
What about your father?
Local metal bar.. Was it gypsy rose or fibbers? Hahaha. Hope your dad was OK in the end dude.
That's epic man. It's rare you meet someone you look up to or really enjoy their art and they don't disappoint you. Cheers
Gaahl's ASMR career is off to a great start
Cesar Bravo been watching this for that reason at night😅
Vargs is already big
Thw combination of his leather rubbing and his voice is very satisfying and soothing.
This comment cracked me up lol
i agreeeeeed lol
I love two things about this interview:
Ghaal is showing his human side, and the interviewer is treating him like a human being and not being patronizing.
Well hes human wtf?
I love his music!!!!!!
@@user-qm7bp4ul5t Some people treat Gaahl differently, watch the Vice interview
@@user-qm7bp4ul5t yep, n people trear him oddly. I really wanna know this man, and live with his family for a while. See his way of life, and try to understand him. He is an idol, an idol of independance, plus he's sorta pagan. Which is awesome, as I am to. Maybe we could sacrifice animals and drink blood.
@@MagklJellyBeanPastelLucidDream he might kill you. If it turns out your looking for a "guru" type in him.
But if you're just tryna talk philosophy or get tips on how to live with less shit, he won't kill you.
Never seen this guy smile or laugh; it was like seeing a sunrise for the first time
thats pretty gay
@@kristonic1269 Not all gays practice anal sex. If he does I think he's not the one taking it.
He was thinking about Satan
A gay evil sunrise was going to be the name of Gorgoroth's album, but they canned it
Well then you obviously did not "see" ruclips.net/video/m591K2awZi0/видео.html
I've never seen him so candid and willing to chat before; great interview
I've spoken to him personally, about half a year ago. Backstage. Had a few beers. One of the kindest and most inviting men I've ever met, also very honest and he complemented my Judas Priest shirt:)
When the interviewer is knowledgeable of your art, and asks unique questions, artists seem to react much more real and interested to answer rather than the canned questions every single interviewer asks.
🤣🤣🤣 yeah, ever since he got exposed as a pillow biter he dropped that bullshit facade.
Foh. 🤣
You've obviously never seen other interviews
Thanks 😘
PS: Satan.
I saw Gorgoroth live once. 2 things I remember:
- The bass was so loud that I literally felt like I was levitating and being massaged in my ribs because of its sound waves
- Gaahl stared at me for a long time, with his dark stoic face in corpsepaint
That was pretty amazing ^^
Do you kook like you’re a fallen angel?
Lucky you.
I love loud bass,can barely hear it some times
@@NetSkillNavigator seeing on RUclips at REAL SATANISTS REACT TO EXTREME METAL
Holy shirt, what an experience!
As an openly gay metal head, I love hearing him say that the metal community is one of the most accepting communities. This is also my experience, as a musician, bringing my boyfriend to shows. There was never an issue at a gig. No one thought twice about it. I was never judged....well until everyone found out that I'm a bass player. That's when I was judged, but understandably so. Basically I'm saying it's easier to be gay than to be a bassist in the metal community.
Gross dude
god damnit im a fucking bass player. should i seek help?
hahha that was funny. Cool stuff
things sure have changed in only recent times because in the 80s and 90s any male suspected of being "gay" was in constant fear of beaten to a pulp.
@@robotcitizen101 okey okey little correction then "the 80s were *mostly* awesome"
This interviewer was respectful, hats off to him a real decent interviewer hence why ghaal was engaged
Agreed. He didn't come off as nervous, he didn't come off as over-confident either. He didn't objectify Gaahl or hang on subjects for too long. He just treated him like a human being. I wish more interviewers were like him.
ghall wanted that booty
Gaahl
I met Gaahl once, and he was so cool and humble. He even gave me a pack of beer when I had to leave.
_CayM_ im so jealous
Why did you have to leave I'm curious lol
Joe Metzgar his backside was getting Raw
@@asneakylawngnome5792 put out or get out.
I envy you so much that you met him
I want Gaahl to read me bedtime stories with his jacket crunching in the background
you are not a small boy I hope?
Gaahl looks how I imagine Vlad the Impaler.
Hahahahaha !!!!
“Impales” guys now :/
He reminds me of Nicholas Cage as Vlad the Impaler
Gay and love to impale guys.
@@giuseppeformisano7448 Wow, thank you for that, Capitain Obvious! I wonder what we would have done without your precious insight!
At the end Ghaal mentions his own personal 3 steps it took to understand himself/other humans/life:
1. Touring
2. Going to prison
3. Falling in love.
Never thought I'd hear Ghaal admit to falling in love for the first time in his early 30s! Great interview!
@BakkgroundNoise omg that's great i am happy for him :)
WTF Tucker Carlson got ousted for promoting book NIGHT IN ZAGREB by author Adam Medvidović that speaks of events that black metal community expects to happen. They all read that book it and like expect that to happen. Does anybody know anything about it?
@@bakkgroundnoise8422 indeed. He lives in his hometown of Bergen, Norway. I actually went to job-seeker course with Gaahls boyfriend. It was quite funny. When the teachers of the course asked him what experience he had with prior jobs, he said he toured with Gorgoroth, hanging naked on a cross.. haha it was so funny
Great to see this interviewer asking some decent, thoughtful, and interesting questions. You could see even Gaahl was even impressed, and needed to think hard about his answers. Well done!
He's a typical Norwegian speaking like a slow video and also is a kind of unemotional
My thoughts exactly I'm sure be had to do research onngaal to see how he would respond to certain questions. He asked gaahl all the right ones.
"This is Gaahl..."
* artistic pause *
"for uh...Metal Injection."
More like repentance pause.
Hahaha...totally. When he takes out those heroin dentures it turns into Gaahl's Gummers.
More like a "Satan" pause
Mattis Wolf- Schwerin I know, hey. classic.
Satan
"Three steps of understanding humans: touring, prison, falling in love"
Damn, this is an actual pretty insightful, honest and wise answer.
It's really cool that you asked him interesting, meaningful questions instead of the typical stuff. Great job, man!
A gay man interviewing a gay man, basically
*sips wine* "...Satan"
That was the best part of his interview with Vice
what is it called if you dont mind me asking?
Came looking for this 👍
LOLOLOLOL
Hahaha, that was epic 😂
Metal is about being yourself and giving the finger who those who tell you how to live. It's a way of life.
He truly is metal and more power to him. If this is what makes him happy so be it. Music and painting are his outlet and how he expresses his feelings and beliefs. May he continue to live his life his way. Can't wait to hear more music from him in the future.
\Oo/
So is rap, so is country
DAC, Scarface, and Nikki Sixx
"Be yourself" That's probably the most metal thing in the world. Don't judge someone by the cover.
@@ashdravencrow6328 what the hell are you blabbering about
Juan Martin I judge bands by their album artwork.
@@TallicaMan1986 well ghost have some pretty good artworks and I don't like them so I think it's a bad practice xd
@@bigfat4172 Gaahl is a really talented musician and a black metal legend and this man is blinded cause he's gay. That's pretty stupid if you ask me
Juan Martin Nah, I have a rather high standard for album artwork. If I dont want it on the wall then I'll most likely not like it. That said this has been true for nearly all the metal I listen too.
Man, biggest respect to the interviewer. I love his questions and his way of talking, its so genuine and interested! He's the reasone I am still subscribed to metal injection. Keep up the good work man!
Agreed. He did a damn good job
Absolutely agree. This interviewer did an amazing job, asked amazing questions. He seems young, but I expect him to be very successful.
Agree 100%. Very respectful, relaxed and obviously loves the music.
I agree he is asking all the right questions for gaahl. And he is responding very well to him. The interviewer is very patient and straight to the point with his questions and gaahl sees that he is a serious interviewer
The interviewer had to do a good job otherwise Gaahl would have shut down.
Kind of ironic how that light fixture makes it look like Gaahl has a halo...🧐
OfTheUSSEnterprise nice catch
Remember, Lucifer started off as an Angel!!
@Mistweaver Its Kristian
And hes very anti-Christian, but he uses Satan to attack the christian world so they understand.
Gaahl what does it feel like to be gay in the black metal community?
Gaahl: "Satan"
@@jimtguitarist ULTRA GAYTAN, you asshole authoritarian!
@@jimtguitarist muh current year
It's kind of a pain in the butt, tbh
Say ton
@bertasu 😥
It's nice to see Gaahl smiling and be comfortable for once in an interview. Great job on this one!
i think he has gone through enormous changes as a person in the last 20 years, but the interviewer is chilled so thats good. he actually finishes by saying so, which proves my point, but the interviewer does have silly hair, which is never would have been a good idea in the presence of old ghaal.
Where did he smile?
@@blackmetalmagick1 5:41
Andy Mack oof
Andy Mack what are you 10 years old? Grow the fuck up you moron
Gaahl is who Euronymous wanted to be.
@kalle kanin No, more virile.
@kalle kanin That too (belly shirt)
But also a true alpha that does'nt try proving it like a poser wannabe
@@Alonoda LMAOO NOT THE CROP TOP
Not murdered by his bandmate?
@Kasey Nicholson It's a matter of taste, you think anybody would mind your opinion?
"being metal" is about being your godamn self, despite what these asshats say in the RUclips comments. There are no rules, despite people trying so hard to create them.
Just like those SJW who try to destroy metal.
So true! Metal doesn't give a fuck: it's about being honest with yourself and having a great time sharing the energy.
@David Gibson and I suppose Rob Halford isn't metal either?
@David Gibson ohhhh you mean metal was real metal before THE GAYS suddenly showed up out of nowhere and definitely never existed before they wanted to ruin metal?
@Jim P The Christian God raped his own mother (who was married to another man) just so he could then murder his child. Tell me more about this righteous and moral god of yours.
You can tell Gaahl is enjoying the interview 'cause he even LAUGHS now and then. I've never seen him doing that before.
You know why?
*Satan*
@@karimpardayev I'm going to read the rest of your comment hoping it's not another "... Satan" pun
@@karimpardayev fuck...
Met him him walking through the crowd after he had finished a set. I shook his hand and thanked him for a great show. I wasn’t sure what to expect as he is an extremely intimidating figure but he shook my hand and humbly said “Thanks”. Nice guy and it is truly fascinating to hear him talk in interviews.
Give this boy a medal. This was an amazing interview
@@zeronadolf7349 Even if he was, why would you give a shit?
zeron adolf It’s obvious just a kid troll trying to stir things up while hiding. Just ignore they exist in every genre.
zeron adolf oh I see your just fucking nuts good to know 👍
A medal and a haircut! Lol
Finally an interview where the interviewer talks to him like a god damn person. Fantastic!
Well the world has changed quite a bit since the vice documentary came out like 12 years ago. Black metal isn't mysterious anymore because everyone knows it was just larpers for the most part. Bored 90s Norwegian kids basically.
@Joe Sudz SATAN 👹
@Joe Sudz Satanic cults burning churches and sacreficing people and animals to the lord satan xD. That's what they thought but its just folk lovers or larpers nd such. Nowadays its very broad and corpsepaint is on its way out.
Yea unlike the one in Nicklas Kvarforth's interview lmao
@@buriedwithmeofficial444 seeing on RUclips at REAL SATANISTS REACT TO EXTREME METAL
"Frustrating that people need someone to tell them that it's ok." .. That's why we need people like you. ty
A psychopath? Oh, what role model
I had the pleasure of meeting Gaahl in London recently at the launch of his Natural Wine business, and he's just a really really nice kind person. Total legend. New album is great too!
I mentioned Kalli
I'm jealous. Id love to sit and chat with him.
never thought id hear Gaahl talk about falling in love. that was sweet.
@@johnkk7863 whatever, it just means he's finally stopped acting like an edgy teenager and is acting more like his age.
@@johnkk7863 agreed!
@@johnkk7863 "No satan can never be love no matter what labal you give it it is the worship of evil so tha's that."
youre wrong. it depends on the type of Satanism. most Satanists are not theological and dont believe in a literal physical being named Satan, they see him as a symbol of freedom and defiance against oppressive Abrahamic religions. good and evil are human concepts anyways, they dont exist outside of our perception. and you clearly dont know what paganism is either. its not as simple as just worshiping nature, it can mean a lot of things, just like Satanism. come on dude, this is basic philosophical shit.
@@wowno5763 "the great deceiver. Goes about like a roaring lion seeking whom that he may devour." I mean what you're saying *sounds good* but I can believe car accidents actually mean good luck if I try hard enough.
@@Audfile yeah, except car accidents are a real thing that happen and have nothing to do with your perception, they just are, and have consequences whether you see those consequences as good or bad. Satan is nothing but a concept, he can mean anything you want, he has no consequences beyond what we believe. symbols and words take on new meaning over time. look at the swastika, it was originally a Buddhist symbol for peace. the Nazis took it and used it. now when most people see it, they think "Nazi". thats because its not inherently "good" or "bad", its only a symbol and it means different things to different people.
Gaahl is so smart. His whole view, and feeling of sadness, about the fact that people feel encouraged and represented by him in order to come out and being themselves... because that actually implies that societies need to evolve so coming out is not longer a thing and we'd no longer seek for representation because we'd be surrounded by it.
He also loves cats... so, we stan🖤
Gaahl is a reserved man chooses his words wisely and yet very outspoken but very smart, unique and artistic good interview
@Beard Guy101 BTW why don't you go gentrify your toilet after you douche the brown shit stains you left behind.....
@Beard Guy101 How do you expect people to take you seriously if you're sexualy insecure enough to use "gay" as a insult?
@@larasoric1believe or not but gay is actually offensive to normal people
@@fathertucker3254 says someone who openly fucks his own daddy. U waste of life!
Hes a reserved man that tortured somebody
The Vice interview has nothing on this, well done!
That Vice interview is legendary because of Gaahl himself. I wonder if he is the same person he was then, but from his statements here I'm inclined to think that he might have changed to some extent, in the sense that he might have lost at least some of his misanthropy... Anyway, Gaahl is always a compelling presence, both on and off the stage.
The VICE interview had SOOOOO much fucking potential, and the only REAL part of the entire piece was GHAAL. I seriously hated the crew after it was over, But came to respect Ghaal a Hell of a lot more!!!!
He is so relaxing. He needs to do a audio book or even meditation..man what it must be like to talk to him
watching on RUclips at REAL SATANISTS REACT TO EXTREME METAL
First time i see him talking like a regular dude and not like a character
Cos it's daylight#
And blinking
I like to think that he was mocking vice in that interview
Diego Nelson 🤣 no.
He just got exposed as a clown show.
@@Vastatio Much like your stepdad did to you?
i have no idea who gaahl is, im just getting into black metal and this video was in my recommended. but lemme say this guy is really chill and props to the interviewer 👌 really painted the black metal scene in a different light for me. he just embraces who he is and doesn’t put up a front and im here for it
listen on RUclips at REAL SATANISTS REACT TO EXTREME METAL
Black metal is not GOOD Music. Especially when a lead singer "paints" himself as such a scary evil guy, yet he is a butt pirate lol. Since he is going to hell I guess he is trying to make the devil like him.... Trash!
When a average person comes out it is called "coming out of the closet", in Gaahl's case "coming out of the wine cellar from meeting with.... Satan"
As a gay metalhead asking: May I use this?
Hammerschlägen M Imagine liking black metal and reproducing the same thing the church said for a long time lmao
@Hammerschlägen M seriously 😑
@@mandalorian4620 hating sexuality is not a jeudo-christian thing.
1) It is completely possible to do it without being of a Jeudo-Christian religion or for any reason that those religions created
2) Juedo-Christian religions were not the only ones to do it throughout history, in fact it was the norm throughout the world for most of history.
@@gj4312 you're wrong people were gay as fuck before Christianity came about and christianity is a relatively new thing
You can tell he really appreciated the professionalism and the knowledge the interviewer showed. He didn't ask generic questions. He asked very well thought out questions and did his research which made gaahl feel comfortable. Good job
What an intimidating task it must be to interview this man considering his history with the press. Well done Frank !
Welll frank approached him like a pussy would approach Bjork and talk about crafts and ipa beer so this is extra gay
Only if you treat him like an oddity as all previous interviewers did.
SpikeFlea no one treated him like an oddity, he projected an image of "the most evil man alive" so they treated him accordingly.
But it turned out he was getting his cheeks clapped by a fashion photographer 🤣🤣🤣
@@VastatioHe's still more evil than your step dad though, if you want to talk about getting your cheeks clapped...
SpikeFlea you're projecting again with the "step-dad" remarks, sounds like you were molested by your step-father.
How sad, child abuse is no laughing matter.
Unless it's you. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He'd hate to hear it but I think he's adorable, and wholesome, I love him.
His boyfriend thinks that, too.
May be adorable , I really cant gauge that but wholesome ? Wholesome ? LMAO .
Probably the best interview of Gaahl, and the best way to understand the man himself. Good job by the journalist !
Unlike most musicians in interviews, he seems to choose every single word wisely.
"The word of Gaahl" sounds like a necromancer's book
What does it matter if he”s gay, rob Halford , Elton John or Freddie mercury all rocked it! His music still has the intensity!
@@fenriz218 are you serious? he didn't bring it up a single time before he was literally asked about it in this interview. Wild that you're focusing so much on it
@@ditch_magnet Dude, I have no idea since when you've been listening to BM, but I've been listening to Gaygaahl bringing the same shit up since the mid-90's . In almost every interview, in every fanzine that would have him. Even the original bands in Norway wanted nothing to do with him, because he was creepy and essentially a hipster (that he produced handbags for a living was a running joke in the scene). Don't really care if kiddies take him serious or whether he gets fuck up the arse, or marries an orangutan - but I wish he wouldn't associate himself with the real BM-scene.
@@fenriz218 tragic that in those 25 years you still haven't found a life
if you've been following him all this time and still came on this video just to post a comment, it's pretty clear you DO care what he does in his bedroom
Freddie Mercury was bisexual
@@fenriz218 Speaking about wasting time, your 25 years of obsession with Gaahl's sexuality sounds like just a perfect example of that. Oh! And don't even dare to put all of the metal community behind your homophobic bullshit, you're part of the 1% of stupid assholes you will find in any community. You'd actually be surprised to find out how many gay metalheads there are, and how many metalheads actually have common sense and are not homophobic shitholes :)
I was expecting a hot mess but Gaahl dropped the cheap drama and made a really good interveiw.
10:10 Gaahl developing cognitive empathy “I can see how it’s hard for them” rather than just being like “foolish sheep, You are your own path” ( even though that’s still the core message) is one of the more touching bits of character development I’ve encountered
He’s probably toned that down a notch since.
Thats the way that you say that you are a mature man, now
I genuinely have to meet this man before I die one day. He carries himself with a very laidback humble manner which sets him far above most people. I'm stoked that he doesn't have that hey I'm famous and don't you forget it attitude. He's the type of guy you could just walk past him in the street or strike up a conversation in the line at the supermarket and he wouldn't bat an eyelid.
And the new album is really pleasing. It fits your ears and soul like a warm blanket in winter.
He comes across as a very wise and pleasant man. I would have a beer or glass of wine with him. Very laid back and interesting person.
Solid interview. Zero bullshit. Finally an interviewer that doesn’t piss him off with stupid questions 🤘🏼
Agreed. This guy rocked the interview
Nothing beats the Vice interview he did years ago, but I like listening to this weird man talk to any interviewer. He's like an alien... odd, and yet, intelligent.
yeah the ending is so funny in the vice one haha
Is it just me...or is he looking even younger in this actual one? I mean the vice interview is like 10yrs ago...
But what if he was interviewed by Hamilton? Lol
and super gay...
odd? He is just Scandinavian. :)
This is the first time I hear Gaahl chuckle lol
That's because he's got sugar in his tank, he's despicable!
@@b.r2715 "Sugar in his tank" haha!
BigTimeRay calling out the big time gay.
@@lissavalles780 yes ma'am, thanks Lissa 👍😂
The hotel ceiling light giving gaahl a halo cracks me up…
I'm digging this new and evolved Gaahl! Seems kinda cool, at least in this interview.
Good to see Gaahl again,
One of my favorite musicians, glad to see him speak so openly and not as cryptic as he has before, really amazing guy!
Never thought I'd say this but it seems like Gaahl is happy and in a really good place.
Tremendous work on interviewing him, big respect! Gaahl seems like a cool guy after all
I can't believe I saw him laugh. This was amazing. Wholesome content.
Let’s open up a joint checking account.
Quorthon é mais legal....
Can’t wait for the sex tape to leak,
Sips wine.. satan
What did u say???
Sips wine..... Anal
BLACK METAL GIRLS REACT TO PINK FLOYD
This video came to me on a strange day. After watching Lords of Chaos yesterday, I started to have doubts about one of the characters in the novel I'm writing. A gay death metal drummer. Perhaps he was not realistic? I was rethinking him.
Then I saw this interview, and I felt happy. I was in metal in the 80:s and 90:s (writer and guitarist in Ice Age), and even if there were homophobic jokes, nobody cared. Our singer was afraid to come out, but that was never about other people being negative, that was because she needed a little time.
Thanks for a very honest interview. I needed to hear those words today. I will not change my death metal character, he earned his way into the story!
How's that novel coming along?
@@anonymousgoat3669 Slowly. I need something to put a whip on my back.
I am a gay guy who loves black metal and bands like Dimmu Borgir and especially SepticFlesh and I am very proud and happy! :)>
People are always surprised to find out I am gay because I do not look gay. I tend to keep to myself and I love music more than anything else in the World.
Good shit bro keep livin life 🤘🏼
ShadowX011 🍪⭐️A+
I'm lesbian who loves death metal, thrash metal and black metal as well! People are surprised that I'm lesbian and likes metal music because I don't look like a Metalhead and lesbian. I look like a high school popular girly girl who likes hip hop and pop 😂 it's so cringey when guys try to impress me with hip hop music and I'm not even into hip hop.
Hira's Grotto yes I workout and look more masculine therefore people all think I am lying when I say I am gay...like why would I lie about being gay!
Just because I am gay does not mean I am supposed to wear rainbow pride colored shirts and act all feminine. It really pisses me off when someone will actually argue with me and tell me I am not gay because again...I look straight. Not all gay guys/women dress or even act gay.
I have always been attracted to men and had feelings towards men but I love black metal. ...and old school Madonna as well. :) lol, had to throw her in there.
...but black metal is my favorite genre of all music.
But... none of these bands are black metal...
Awesome interview!! It's cool to see Gaahl is not the old antisocial man he usted to be. Actualy watching him smile made me feel happy. Something I wasn't expecting TBH.
@@maggotreynolds9749 since he was violent with people I think it's was apropriate yo say antisocial.
" three steps to understanding humans.... touring..... prison..... falling in love......."
loved that
I wish this interview would have been longer. That was a Gaahl like I have never seen before.
"Touring, Prison, Falling in Love" is the new "Satan"
Great interview!
"prison"? like the prisons in Brazil? or like the prison in the Marxist and soft norway?
LMAOOO !
If you have not experienced what it means to be in prison in South America or in the United States, then you have never been imprisoned, PERIOD !
Dumb ass.
@@nathan_von Congratulations.
gatekeeping prison lol
well, freedom was part of it so prison is not. Check the classic clip of Abbath about jaiiiiiillllllllll haha
"Marxist Norway"
It’s nice seeing an interview where the person interviewed has time to answer at their leisure, answer with thoughtfulness, ease and enjoy the questions being asked. Thanks for posting this. And thanks to Gaahl for sitting down for the interview.
If you haven't seen his art, it's worth a look. Somehow his paintings evoke the idea that he snatched an early 20th century expressionist vocabulary out of time and applied it to a postmodern feel. Very heady stuff if you're into art at all. I can't say enough how much I love this guy's work, whether it's his paintings, Gorgoroth, Gaahlswyrd, Trelldom...
"Why would anyone care" exactly GAAHL, it doesn't matter what your sexual preference is, you can do whatever you want and still do what you love. It doesn't matter who you are or what you like, metal binds everyone and metal makes us one
It's really tough being gay. When I was in college, I started being very supportive of a friend who really, REALLY likes men. People who hated me spread rumors about me being gay for going to his parties and even today I hear crazy stories about orgies that (sadly) never happened at my place. After a few years, pretty much all the gays in my area had came out of the close with me, but each and every single one of them thought he was alone. If only they had all been honest to each other!
If you're gay, come out ASAP. And if your family can't handle it, abandon them until they do.
Piggybacking your comment in case someone’s considering coming out: if you’re still living with unsupportive family don’t come out until you have somewhere to go. They might kick you out. As soon as you have a job and a place to live in don’t risk homelessness. After that, if they don’t want to be part of your life because you’re gay, you can tell them to kick rocks.
Being concerned with what you're family thinks is gay
I'm not gay but we'll said
I wish it was as simple as “abandon your family until they accept you.”
You're gay, just in denial.. 🤦♂️🤣🤦♂️
Ghaal seems to actually be a down to earth kind of guy to me. I think he was honest in this interview and really open about his life. This is one of the best, if not the best interview I've seen with Ghaal. I was disappointed when he left Gorgoroth because I felt he gave the band a strong stage presence than what current line-up has. Since he's left, their music quality IMO has went down considerably and it's just not Gorgoroth to me. Also, as a straight man, Ghaal's coming out and admitting he's gay doesn't bother me whatsoever and for him to be who he is, to come out and openly admit his sexuality I'm sure was a difficult thing to do. Kudos to the guy for doing so. I look forward to hearing his latest work.
The interview: really nice, laid back, great questions asked
The title: gAahl's Gay GUys plEaSe CliCk
Swine - i appreciate your voice in second line
To be fair it worked
Worked on me 😄
Should the title talk about how nice the interviewer is?
Flippy :D
People can say whatever about Ghaal. In my opinion I don't care if he's gay or whatever but the man is true to himself; says things in your face and doesn't need approval from anyone, and that's what metal is all about.
I really wish people would focus more on his amazing dark art. He and his partner have a gallery of some amazing oil paintings and someone has to make it public one day.
Really? I didn't knew that, good to know!
It is refreshing, and also satisfying to see such a well articulated and respectful interview. You can see Gaahl's easy going navigation being so confidently calm and calculated while staying authentic and in peace.
It's nice to see him again. The vice video makes me laugh so hard. I don't care if he is gay or not he can do what he wants his music is so great . I also love wardruna.
I love the new songs, sounds totally different from what he has done in the past. Great art he's making for everyone to enjoy.
8:29 Is when he was asked about being gay
5:39 Wow Ok now I can die in peace!!
Great interview. Congratulations to Gaahl, for his art work and new music.
North Troll
I am also gay Let's chat with you?
I'm not a black metal fan but It's definitely gripping to me, for several reasons. The crazy history and how it came to be and the depth of it, it's very easy for me to get lost in the different roads in it's bands and people. One of the biggest areas I pay attention to are the interviews. All the ones I've seen the musicians all come across as intelligent and thoughtful. The 2 I've watched the most are Gaahal and the other is the lead singer for Behemoth, both are always intelligent, engaging, respectful( if respect is given to them), interesting, easy to like, genuine, and I always want to hear more about them. I know of Gaahal's prison time but I really believe all they ask for is respect and thought.
grippy 😮⁉️
Great timing. I was thinking of Gaahl and being gay in the Black metal scene. 🤘 and this video pops in!~ happy pride month Gaahl🖤
lol
I adore Gaahl. What a fucking legendary player in black metal. He will forever be considered one of the greatest.
listen on RUclips at REAL SATANISTS REACT TO EXTREME METAL
Gaahl (Kristian Eivind Espedal) is very respectable as a true norwegian black metal icon and deserves to be honored, loved and revered in all the black metal scene, regardless of what you personally think about gays. even Faust (drummer of Emperor) who murdered a gay man, was actually the first to support Gaahl when he came out and was open about this. Gaahl is a quite cold person and does not give 0 fucks about what bitch-ass trollers have to say.
Damn his moisturizer game is on point.
His moisturizer is actually in a pint.
It’s called...no sun exposure
@anonymous Haha, so original and funny.😐😑
@anonymous to the psych ward..
@anonymous I smell homophobia
Why are they doing the interview in an IKEA showroom?
It's at inferno metal festival 😏
There is nothing more black metal than a Swedish furniture shop
Lol welcome to every Scandinavian hotel and business building lobby.
He's got a lot of courage...his sexuality is still very controversial in many countries and even dangerous in a few...he's got so many artistic gifts-awesome!
I think this may be the first time I've seen this man smile
He actually smiles/laughs alot in interviews.
I love the sound of the leather and his soft voice 👌🏼
This is exactly the content I need in my recommended during Pride month 👌 great interview - kudos for being chilled and just letting him talk at his own pace instead of cutting from soundbyte to soundbyte without giving him time to elaborate.
I've never seen him smile before, it freaked me out at first. His energy is so different in this interview.
That smile on the last question, Gaahl appreciated those interesting questions, very good interview and interviewer. Props!
Ooookay, this might be a silly question, but why are so many comments so homophobic and/or sexist? Metal has grown beyond this tightmindedness; maybe the commentators below should do too.
Always love the energy this guy brings. Such a positive influence
Lol
I've seen this a dozen times already but I just love how easy and natural the atmosphere is. Great questions, great job!
One of the best metal musician interviews I've ever seen. Gaahl's music has always been a source of empowerment for me and it's an incredible feeling to see he's everything I could hope he could be. Amazing fucking dude
What a wonderfully respectful & open interview... It really is a nice change to see something that doesn't drag up the stereotypical ''satanic black metal'' questions. Seeing a genuine interest of Gaahl as a person & not just an image is just excellent. Bravo, Metal Injection!
If satanic black metal artists don't want to be asked about their aesthetic, then they shouldn't put so much effort into it. Black metal is very often just hipster bullshit. Having a real sense of humor about it is the only way to justify dressing up like KISS and growling into the mic.
Frank is such a good interviewer. What a great job and it was very interesting to hear Ghaal's take on things.
As soon as he asked him about his artwork & how it impacted himself and helped discover about himself; you can tell Gaahl was absolutely set-back due to how great of a personal question that was. Not many people would ask things like that.. typically just generic title-catching, stereotypical questions.
Good shit Frank. Hate that I'm years late.. I'm a hip-hop addict who happened to dive deep into metal when I was a teenager and I forgot completely how interesting a lot of these artists are, and remembering Gaahl from my teenage years automatically made me click this videos.
Much love to the metal community!
WTF Tucker Carlson got ousted for promoting book NIGHT IN ZAGREB by author Adam Medvidović that speaks of events that black metal community expects to happen. They all read that book it and like expect that to happen. Does anybody know anything about it?.......................................................................................................
As in the "sips wine...satan interview," his leather slightly cracks upon subtle movements of his.
i think it was dark beer. Anyway cool dude
@@NeuralDagger yes here you are correct. I mean in his classic interview when he answers "SATAN."
I worked with him on the last tour with Wyrd at our venue in germany. He is a great guy tbh and very professional. Great interview with some very good questions!
So professional he decides to steal Gorgoroth? Don't think so
@@ShekelLord32 It seems you know him better than me. That is great! But what exactly do you mean by steal gorgoroth? As far as i know gorgoroth still sucks without him. Did i miss something?