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SLIPKNOT (THE TRUTH)
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I’m from Iowa and almost everyone here knows a guy who knows a guy with a crazy slipknot story
Hey kids, if you're in a band and getting attention from record companies, don't accept a seven album deal.
Right, your final album will end up with your fanbase absolutely hating you
Hey, but who needs Fans when you now have Money? 🙈😂
@@BlindEyeTwistthey clearly have either forgotten about their fans or they stopped caring
I haven't listened to them in years probably a decade or so but the odd newer song I hear is just boring imo. But hey we'd all like to have their money
Don't call me kid, Grandpa
for me back when I was 15-16 years old slipknot was a gate to death and black metal..I will always love their first two albums,slipknot and iowa..the thing I liked the most about slipknot was the fact that they were never just another classic nu-metal band of that time,they had almost all sorts of metal subgenres in their music.
Spacing.
best albums
Same here, got caught quick by the Slipknot -> Cannibal Corpse pipeline
Seeing slipknot in '99 was the biggest mindfuck my teenage brain could barely process
@charleshastings7260 They opened for Coal Chamber at a local venue, 40 minutes of pure chaos. After the set the entire venue cleared out. Coal Chamber cancelled thier set in disgrace. Everybody got refunds.
ur so lucky
My only friends in high school were slipknot fans, i didnt even like slipknot, but after a while i started liking it.
I'd always recommend confession and vermilion p2
So you became a Slipknot fan via Stockholm Syndrome and conditioning yourself to enjoy their music.
@@tombstonejones9581 What do you think Stockholm syndrome is lol
@@cuckoobrain7999slipknot fans are pretty equivalent to kidnappers tho
That’s a very disturbing story, I’m not sleeping tonight!
I love how Joey was the only member in the very first album cover (the demo) before even the first real cover and after he left, they stopped putting band pictures on the covers, thus he's been in more Slipknot album covers than anyone else in the band. He is the iconic one here, and his departure, arguably more than Gray's was the beginning of the end for the band's quality.
I 100% agree after joey left almost all of their music has been hot garbage
>Furries
>"Knotfest"
It checks out.
I discovered them in '99 right before the self titled album released. I saw the poster/ad in some magazine which was just the album cover, but what actually got me interested was it said "produced by Ross Robinson" so soon as it dropped I bought it. Me and my friends listened and were floored and they've remained pretty much all our favorite band to this day.
Fuck Ross. If you know you know. If you don't you wasn't there.
*My friends and I
in my local hardcore scene growing up, mfers would hate on slipknot, call their fans cringe white trash metalhead posers, etc. the normal hardcore/metal “rivalry” or what the fuck ever you wanna call it. so obviously i never listened to them growing up either imagine my surprise when the same foos who dogged on slipknot back then started saying today that they always listened to them and liked them before they had their recent resurgence in popularity 😭
Can’t believe you didn’t mention how Mr. Bungle is a big influence on the band.
Can't wait for Coolea Mr. Bungle vid
It only makes perfect sense i became a big Slipknot fan as i was already into Mr. Bungle and Faith No More before them. Mike Patton influenced a lot of great bands.
I've been listening to these guys for like 12 years, and while I definitely outgrew them, they still hold a very special place in my heart due to how much time I've invested in their music. I still pop Iowa from time to time; honestly it's still one of the heaviest shit ever.
It is such a shame that the band has become such a husk of its former self since Paul died. First kicking Joey out and then Chris. Everything just went downhill for me there. And now Craig is gone too.
While I do enjoy their later albums, the latest one is just such a letdown for me. There are great moments, but other times it's just good ideas done badly.
I listened to a few songs and yeah I think it was decent enough to put a few in my playlist but they’re definitely not my most listened to
@@zzodysseuszz Hivemind and Medicine For The Dead are standouts for me, and even though they could still be better; Hivemind just ends too soon, and MFTD could benefit with a heavier ending chorus. They still slap.
Other songs though, eh, some are worse than the others but they feel like filler songs.
I outgrew them but they brought me back in remembering the best of their old to latest stuff 👌😔
well that "kicking members out for seemingly no reason" didnt age well
Been listening to and a fan of Slipknot since 2000. Was 15 at the time. First song I heard was Wait and bleed and that song right there made me a fan. Slipknot was a life changer for me and connected with so many other Slipknot I fans. R.I.P. Paul and Joey forever will be remembered!
slipknot and iowa are the only albums i can really listen to without getting bored - everything after was just lackluster.
not holding it against them, they changed, i changed. the old stuff is still fun but i carried on and found new things.
It always felt like after Iowa, Corey took the reigns and started turning Slipknot into Stonesour 2.
@@bolognabong you may be onto something, because I can't stomach stonesour either 😂
@@MaffiLu Ive been thinking the same as @bolognabong ever since "Dead Memories" dropped, and I as well have never been able to enjoye Stonesour.
I also relate to your OP in general, and over the years Ive actually tried to really listen to their newest material with an open mind, but most of it sounds like... well, like They themselves have said: They listened to IOWA, supposedly for inspiration, and thought that they could recapture what made them unique at the time by regurgitating their most pummeling riffs and drumbeats on a surface level.
Well sorry, pops - it doesnt work that way, as all it does is makes them sound like lesser rip-offs, which imo at this point has earned them the right to be viewed as dadmetal.
Oh, and regarding *IOWA* being their "Holy Grail", it was the album that got me into them as a 10 year old (*) right after it had dropped and, for the longest time, I as well thought it was their best record, but somewhat recently Ive come to think of the *S/T* as their magnum opus, as it is an overall solid package of tracks, front to back - something I honestly cant say about *IOWA.*
*I remember it actually being too much for me at first, as I bought it only due to my love of "My Plague" (radio edit), and it is slightly more accessible than the 3 songs that came before it, but I grew to love the album over time.
@@bolognabongexactly. Also he couldn’t really scream anymore, he had destroyed his voice (first time I saw them live in 2001 he was already sub-par in live shows vocal-wise) so the frantic intensity of the first 2 albums vanished. NEver forget that StoneSour was his band before joining Slipknot.
@@SamuelBlackMetalRider Not just his band. But hey if you know you know.
I personally love all the band's music past AHIG, including TESF. I understand why some people don't like it, but it just clicks with me really well
same
Me too.
It's a solid album, but not as good as WANYK.
They have grown too soft for me and had too many shady endings with past members which has turned me against them. There are literally so many better bands than Slipknot
bro ur videos are underrated asf
1:20 - "In a different universe one of the most popular metal bands on the planet is a group of furries" Powerwolf is sweating really heavy right now.
I feel like no one finds slipknot before their friends show them it.
i found slipknot through the pyschosalad meme
I found it myself
I found it myself too
i found them myself too lmao
but me,on the other hand,i'm the friend who shows Slipknot to their homies,in fact,i converted my black friend into metal by making him listen to Slipknot
while i've been a Slipknot fan from just 4 years, i love with my heart their s/t and it's on my top 3 best albums i've ever here, the raw sound with audible samples in the right time, the hate in corey's voice and the experimental mix of genres are so unique in that album
Slipknot has become the very thing they hated and stood against...
There's no more anger in the band, just two CEOs and some temporary employees...
What no gatekeeping does to a band
@@sp0iledm1lk60 what no gatekeeping does to metal.
Damn right@@MetalPersonJ
Love your fit for this video ♡ Im not absolutely crazy for Slipknot, but they definitely hold a special place in my heart with some of their songs hitting a bit too close to home- I hope y'all are doing alright! ♡♡♡
as an apex zoomer, i grew up at the height of slipknot's success and to me they have always just been regular music
That's a shame. They were something special at a time.
That makes a lot of sense as of now NGL 👌👌👌
Speaking of kicking out members randomly without any explanation, Jay Weinberg just got fired
they were a great gateway from nu metal to death and black metal. some genuinely good bangers in their disco
I need a TOOL video, I don’t care how satirical or blunt it is
Saw them live at download festival this year Great guys remember them being my favorite before korn showed up
Before korn showed up?
Korn debut in '94.
Slipknot debut in '99
@@Deseko no when I became a fan
I love how unique this video is. You should start doing more videos about these specific bands.
You hit the nail on the head. Originally, Vol 3 was supposed to be the final album, which is why they decided to do unmasked interviews and focus a lot of the lyrics and themes on death. Unfortunately money speaks louder than conviction, so they decided to just keep making music. Like you said, everything after Vol 3 is just soulless and pandering. There are still a few decent songs being released, but Slipknot died with Paul Gray.
That totally makes sense. Vol. 3 is about the last good Album.
I was kinda shocked and disappointed when I first time heard psychosocial. (Same with pantera. first 3 albums are bangers but after that it becomes lame and gay.) It was the day I stopped caring for new albums from slipknot. Kinda sad I couldn't see them live with the old and alive members still in the band. Still today I'll listen the first 3 albums every now and then.
@@jaketeppisik u didn’t say trendkill is gay
@@valentino0343 I meant "lame and gay" as in basic run of the mill. It just doesn't captivate like the earlier albums. It has too many elements that are too similar to other trash metal bands at the time.
@@BlindEyeTwist we are not your kind is a great album one of there better and. 5 has some bangers
the fact they just sacked the drummer too
Subscribed a few days ago and I'm totally obsessed with you channel!
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Low quality bait
Slipknot is just the Corey Taylor and Shawn Crahan show and it really is telling with their musical decline.
🤦🤡
Back in 2010, i got into Slipknot. No one else in my friend group was a fan. And all the metalheads in middle school clowned on me for liking Slipknot. Now, everyone loves them and I'm ngl it makes my silly little heart happy.
aight mushroom head next and how they release the same song on every fucking album
Anders Colsefni recently performed Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat in Melbourne Australia, it’s pretty cool he’s still connected with slipknot 26 years later.
MGK the type of Guy too pour gasoline in the fire to try and quench it
Keep doing this
I remember when their first album dropped, thought this shit isnt going anywhere lol
Okay this is going to sound very typical: but I was at home alone with my mother, my father was very abusive and violent these years (he was before, lost a better job, became worse, you know) but he would be away for 5 days for trucking somewhere. We were on the poor side, this was 2000 and we just got a small TV (I lived in the middle of nowhere, we got cable in our village in 2000), it was literally the first time ever I was allowed to watch television on my own (and I got one of those fancy chocolate icecreams on a stick) and what do I witness: Slipknot Dynamo Open Air 2000. I was in awe and this band helped me trough a lot in my early teens. Also the gateway for what became my musical taste, I listen to a lot of depressed stoner/sludge or eerie black metal, but mostly death metal and grindcore. Black Curse and Dragged Into Sunlight are my favorite bands at the moment. Last band I saw live was Wormrot. Haven't cared for Slipknot in two decades, but man I had no idea how much a band can help a kid. Edit: forgot to mention I even ended up fronting a death metal band and always headbanged like Slipknot (like fully bend over L-shaped ruining your back) I even have the same sized neck as Corey because of this style of performing. I don't know how they did it because after one show I would be physically completely fucked for 3 days.
slipknot is my favorite band slipknot is my favorite band slipknot is my favorite band slipknot is my favorite band slipknot is my favorite band slipknot is my favorite band slipknot is my favorite band
"Im pretty sure Paul McCartney called us shitknot"
"I dunno, 'cos I don't really fuckin *care"*
OWOGH
As someone who lived in Des Moines most of my life, you are on the money.
I remember when I was a teen, my school took us on a field trip to a Waste Management landfill because there weren't any other notable landmarks.
It's a shame really that Slipknot became exactly what they always dind't wanted to become.
Maybe Shawn tried that brand way all along, but still it's sad, how that band ended.
Will still listen to their music, nontheless, even though I'm sceptical, if I wanted to see them live again.
My first and only live show i saw from them was three years ago, and the sound was horrible.
I couldn't understand a word corey said, as his microphone was so badly tuned, his words became a mumbling mess.
All in all it was a good live performance, but the recent news about the band really make me question going on any liveshows from them.
Excellent vid, quite enjoyed it. Watching this prompted me to revisit the track "P=S," after not hearing it for decades. The opening measures on that song are arguably some of the heaviest and brutal in Metal music history, and this is coming from a seasoned Extreme Metal OG from the early 90's.
You’re clearly not to at seasoned if you think slipknot is the heaviest shit out there. I bet you think cradle of filth are extreme as well.
@@stevencooper3202 Ah, hello. Hi. :) So, it looks like you haven't properly read the comment, good chum. Read it properly. As for my thoughts on CoF, I was massively into their 4th when it dropped, then 3rd (in that order), and while I preferred them to Dimmu, symphonic Black Metal in itself wasn't the heaviest I'd heard whether up to that point (in 1998) or now. (Who'm I kidding? 🙄 Chances are, if you didn't read my previous comment correctly, what are the odds you will this one? I'll continue it for other potential passersby).
Nah, I popped my DM cherry proper (around '94) with Entombed's "Wolverine Blues," and Morbid Angel's "Fall from Grace." CC's "Stripped..." (not to mention Mortification's early work on their S/T and "Scrolls..." and Morbid Angel's "Domination" .... I know people like "Covenant" better, and while it's good, Domination was my power-album). Dissection became my favorite band in '95-96 when their unfvckwithable album "Storm..." came out. I'd also heard Jon's side project The Black around that time, and between them and Dissection, that was probably top-notch in my book for many years, although (let's be frank.... or Bill, or Steve.... okay, I digress) that's not to say anything of any seminal Grindcore bands I'd known of then (such as Napalm Death, or... wait, No, it's true I'd known about Broken Hope earlier on too.... "Repulsive Conception," can I get a hell-yeah? Ugh... I'm old. 🤦♂️ Moving right along.)
Yeah, none of that is to even scratch the surface of Brutal Truth, Impaled Nazarene, Emperor's early work (nothing past their split with Enslaved for me, please), Exit-13, Vomitorial Corpulence (or AxCx, their biggest fans.... hyuck!), Enthroned, Dark Funeral (who is pretty relentlessly brutal in their sheer non-stop pummeling), or their biggest fans Setherial (double hyuck!), B(theoneweshallnotname)-zum nor the band that birthed him.... Mayhem 😏 hehe.... nor the thousands of band since or yet to be (Ariana [Grande] Terr*rism deserves some mention tbh, but then again so does practically unknown Franco-Can band Unquintessence, both for purely sonic reasons); Devourment, Mortician, um.... did you know Wayne Static grew up listening to Grindcore? Learned that in 2000, maybe everyone knows, idk. Extol. Khanate. Primitive Man. Xasthur. Abyssic Hate. Etc. Etc. Etc.
I think I've proven my point.
Make sure to put down Chelsea Grin, Lorna Shore, or ... more likely A7X.... heh... amirite? 😶 Okay, I'll stop. Listen to all that, and then go back and listen to the opening on "people=sh*t." Now, am I saying it's "heavier?" No. Am I saying music is anything but SUBJECTIVE to the listener? No. What I'm saying is "the opening measures (first 30sec or so) on that song are ARGUABLY (see, we're arguing here) SOME of the heaviest and brutal in [recorded] Metal music history."
Keep in mind, I just woke up, haven't had my coffee (or smoke) yet, so this is all off the top of my head. I might be able to put together a more substantial list if I put my mind to it.
@@stevencooper3202the type of motherfucker to just call the lowest tuning “heavy”
@@bobhopeless4106 Hell yea, I like your style, bro!
Make assumptions, get drowned with info! Good, it will challenge their attention span and enhance their reading comprehension and maybe prevent a tragedy like this from happening again in the future...if the robots havnt taken over by then. Then again, they prolly run the planet alot better than humans ever did so deep down, I am all for it.
I wouldn’t be into death/black/slam metal if it weren’t for slipknot. I haven’t been much of a listener since all hope is gone, but they’re still some of the best musicians in the world nonetheless.
i still can't tie a slipknot. fake advertising
using an LP bootleg cover for MFKR is really on brand somehow xD
I get people sucking on Iowa and Slipknot and sure, they are great albums. But when my young af genZ brain found out about Psychosocial at like 13, it introduced me to metal that wasn't Black Sabbath
Slipknot was the first extreme metal band I fell in love with after my brother showed their music and music videos to me when I was a little. The state of Slipknot today disappoints me. They have become a bunch of sellouts in my eyes and betrayed what the band had, brotherhood. They kicked Joey for not performing well over Gmail 'cause they thought that he was on drugs (he wasn't he was ill) and later just becomes a tribute cover band of what was. Their new albums sound the same and has the same repetitive riffs and singing with worse lyric writing. They have not progressed since Gray Chapter and have just become lazy.
I saw them live last year in august (it was my first concert ever) and it was an amazing experience and I am truly thankful that Slipknot exists cause without them I would not be who I am today, but as I said before I am very disappointed in Slipknot.
The 2nd iteration of the band was called "The Mask" because of their love for the then-recent film starring Jim Carrey. They called Jim and asked him for permission to legally use the film title as their band name after mailing a demo. Carrey was unimpressed, saying that the only band he'd allow use that name was Cannibal Corpse, and that wouldn't happen because their name was already Cannibal Corpse. This led to the bandmates ruminating on the denial from their hero to the point of considering unaliving themselves by hanging. That's when they said "f**k it," put on masks, and began furiously crying and throwing tantrums about it with instruments, spawning Slipknot's name and incredibly rare first EP entitled "4 Stra2ght b0ys."
industrial metal explained when?
I grew up listening to them, its rad
i remember haring a story where they would sniff a dead crow before shows to "get in the right head space"
That’s mayhem
What they did really isn’t that weird. Bands like Neurosis, Black Flag, etc did the same thing way before Slipknot. Slipknot just happened to have the backing of a major label and they ran with it.
I’m still yet to meet someone irl that can name a Slipknot song that isn’t custer
Disasterpiece, Gematria (the killing name), Purity, and the list goes on.
@@mrbrownstone2840 *irl
Custer's a great song imo, but yeah stuff like that and Psychosocial/Duality is all people seem to know lmao. Feels bad, they have much better bangers in their repertoire (like Diluted, my beloved)
After All Hope is Gone, .5 was a weak point, but I feel like they were trying to discover what they sounded like without Paul. We Are Not Your Kind is an absolute banger of an album and their newest one, The End, So Far... Is just bad. I don't think there's a song on that record that I enjoy.
So, just not going to mention at all that the band's early image and some of their sound was based HEAVILY on Mr Bungle and their video for "Quote Unquote"?
The werewolf band you are talking about is Man With a Mission…
I actually got to interview Anders for my podcast last month. Super nice guy
This band and this video are peak.
keep up the poggers material, cool. You really are doing great work
I am so glad you posted this. I have always told people don't listen past all hope Is gone
seems you forgot when Paul got hit in the face with a padlock
I am not trying to be a nerd but the self-titled was released in June of 99, it was reissued in December with a changed track listing due to copyright reasons in the song Frail Limb Nursery which was a prelude to the song Purity
No way je just said "Joey Jordinson"
I remember sneaking into my older sisters room when I was like 8? Just to stare at the self titled album cover. I dunno why, but I was obsessed with it. From then on I knew heavy music was my shit
I disagree that all their work post AHIG is lackluster. I like a lot of The Gray Chapter and We Are Not Your Kind is excellent (IMO). It might be the best thing they've done since Iowa for my money.
Soyknot
The truth is: Those masks are pretty cool dude
Now do Mushroomhead
Daniel Johnston type beat
when i was getting into metal slipknot was like the heaviest shit i could imagine
silly me
Where the primus video at?
Wow I've never seen Corey in an Audioslave shirt. Both my favorite bands in 1 photo (:
Slipknot is known for 3 things
1: masks
2: lawsuits
3: being the gateway to death metal for everyone born after 1990
I’m from Des Moines/Ankeny, Iowa and I can confirm they are the only musician anyone knows from Iowa
ilove slipknot self titled so much they are my hyperfixation I WAAAA
Vol 3 is their best album. Dont @ me
I agree on your statement
Self titled clears
Slipknot was my shit during the late 00s to early 10s, it was massive in Brazil and the all hope is gone-era is still remembered with passion by many. But i think they not even close to the band they used to be in the beginning, not just because the sound but because the attitude, the rawness, the agressive way they used to have, and i know they are old and rich now but the feeling should never stop, slipknot should be angry and punk, not a fucking circus full of lawsuit stuff going on.
Anyone who says "Wherein Lies Continue" isn't a hard song, is a liar.
I absolutely adore Slipknot and discovered them out of bordem back in 2020. WANYK is where they peaked imo
And once in awhile I think of this one photo of Mick Thomson in a pink dress
Slipknot would’ve worked just fine as a five piece....Fight me 😊
Nice vid, you should do more videos like this but with other bands, like korn Metallica and so on
As a slipknot fan this is the only info video of slipknot that’s actually accurate
Could you make a vid on Bérurier Noir pls. Banger video as always.
Make something like this but for tool!
I was born in 1990, so I had already been into death and black and speed metal and stuff by the time I ever even heard of Slipknot. It was already canoe wigger shit for posers in my eyes and didn't serve as "a gateway band" to metal for me like they did for many people. I was like, why listen to this when I could listen to Doomsday For The Deceiver or Beyond The Crimson Horizon or Hell Awaits or Seventh Day of Doom or Those Who Caress The Pale or any innumerable other album? Not only did I find them boring and not exciting or extreme or heavy, but the fact that they have record scratching and guys beating on trash cans and like 9 members and shit makes me say that it's not even metal.
Just waiting for the day when Corey Taylor admits to disavowing their band's mantra and selling out.
Lmao when I saw coolea with the mask xD
You should talk about Electric wizard or acid king 🤘
despite living through their height of fame i dont think i can name a single song from them or even know a person who actually listened to them.
And you have a better life for it lol
Slippy doodles lore goes crazy
I find it hilarious that Paul McCartney called Slipknot "Shitknot" because they were 'terrible', as someone who likes both artists.
Never knew Iowa would have that terrible of a production. I was shocked by the album's history when it was discussed here before I could read the Wikipedia page, but the Halloween masks really stood out and gave Slipknot character imo. Sure it felt cheap, but the result made them recognizable.
It was far more than anyone besides us Maggots could understand in '98-'99. Slipknot has always been about No Names just numbers No faces but masks and Matching clothes in its own way saying "we are one" and "we dont want to be like you." It is a signal to the kid afraid to talk to get up and scream and know he or she is not alone as we fight for the ones who can't fight and if we lose at least we tried. Slipknot is about beauty in the negative spaces and to overcome the tragedy that is all around us an keep our heads high without fear but to accept life with love and an open mind.
No they haven't always been like this lol... How come Corey shows his face in one of the latest music videos?!
And Clowns magazine shit?!
"No Names" or just all the other damn maskless interviews!
Sellouts who don't remember where they come from, and gained huge Ego's with the money and fame!
Where have you been?! Or are you a new fan?!
Because for years and years we were told they were brothers and that they wouldn't replace anyone...
Because that's what it was all about ... "We wouldn't do that to our fans"
I used to be a huge Slipknot fan until Paul died... But Slipknot fans these days can't criticize their own band and always there to defend them!
8:15 english subs 'not fest' lol
"REJECTS????????" C'mon man
Well this is sad. But true.
A lot of people here saying how Slipknot was a gateway band for metal but for me I’ve gone in the exact opposite direction lol. Started with a bit of I guess you could call it metalcore type stuff then went to black metal and post hardcore and whatever. Nowadays it’s mostly been nu metal, rock, or like symphonic speed metal.
So Slipknot could have turned out to have been a group of furries? Makes sense.
You were close with your depiction of Iowa, BUT you were missing the miles of cornfields