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This was the first Marilyn Manson single I bought... My parents took the CD back to the store and cussed out the manager for letting me buy it because it had a "parental advisory" sticker on it. So, I went back the next day and bought it again....
You know times are rough when Marilyn Manson is in his own way sending a positive message to kids getting bullied in school to grow up and be somebody as opposed to shooting up a school and ruining themselves and hurting people.
@@Chaoitcme not really though, manson has confirmed in interviews its about using a lunchbox as a weapon, not hiding a weapon. I believe metal lunchboxes were banned in the US for this reason
@@faithhofeldt2283 No it isn't. I wrote a song called “Lunchbox,” and some journalists have interpreted it as a song about guns. Ironically, the song is about being picked on and fighting back with my Kiss lunch box, which I used as a weapon on the playground. In 1979, metal lunch boxes were banned because they were considered dangerous weapons in the hands of delinquents. - Marilyn Manson for Rolling Stone
💞🖤hot My friends I have tickets to see him & now cuz of this virus brought into our country the US, shows have been cancelled which hopefully be rescheduled. It is my dream to see & watch this gorgeous man perform. Xoxo
I'm 15 year old boy and a metalhead. I accidantely discovered Marilyn Manson one day this summer, few months ago. I'm so glad to discover him. He really changed my life. Antichrist Superstar is my Favorite Album, I listened to Mechanical Animals and Holy Wood, Smells Like Children EP(My first Marilyn Manson Record) and now I'm listening to Portrait Of An American Family. I love him not only as musician, but as an intelligent, educated and just great human. I love messages behind his songs and Music Videos are super cool. Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie are two of my very Favorite artists of All Time.❤
Disfrútalo chaval, este disco es del 94 yo lo compré en el 2000 o 2001 y no lo he dejado de escuchar, con el paso de los años descubrí que esto es magia,fabricarás recuerdos y los ataras con nostalgia a este disco. Lo comprenderás con el paso de los años.
I also found Manson when I was 15. I'm now almost 40 & I still admire the artist & human that he is to this day. His music is incredible & I'm glad you're benefiting from it & appreciating him.
Welcome to the best music genre, bruh. I was about your age when this came out, nice. You and my daughter are the same age, btw. She plays the bass and loves metal, too. ❤❤. Check out the movie Dirt. That movie got her into Montly Crue.
I remember the story behind this song. Schools outlawed metal lunchboxes because they considered them potentially deadly weapons. So then Manson went and made song about a lunchbox school killer! Lol!
I have a lady gaga metal lunchbox in my room lol they're so cool, anything cool people get The Government seeks to ruin it. I'm probs gonna use mine for stuff though cos it will probs get stolen but i'm proud of my metal lunchbox :)
never knew that story that’s awesome. And it just reinforces and perfectly aligns with Manson’s messages over the years. He always turns things on it’s head and wants people to really observe stuff
Yeah, my favorite Manson guitarist. I still have my MM poster from that era with Manson in the middle and Daisy and the rest flanking Manson's right and left with that Wonka lettering spelling the bands name. I have all my posters from those 90's teen years all rolled up and stored away. Except the giant Prodigy poster I got from Tower Records the day Fat of the Land dropped. Kinda makes me wanna take them out and go down memory lane and remember those friends. 🥺
@@robertsimington911 yeah but Manson sold him down the river when Trent reznor came into the picture. He and Daisy did NOT get along..at...all.. Daisy told me that Trent smashed his guitar, and the band members took part in it. Bunch of backstabbers..
I saw Marilyn Manson opening for Nine Inch Nails (along with the Jim Rose Circus) at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix on October 11, 1994. I had never heard of them, and they were touring in support of Portrait of an American Family (1994). I loved it, and I bought the album immediately. "Get Your Gunn" is still one of my favorite songs. Brian (Marilyn) is actually quite intelligent, even though most people only think of him as a shock-rocker.
I remember that tour because I had some friends who went to the NIN show in Salt Lake City, Utah and the next day they told me that NIN had ripped up a Book of Mormon on stage at the show. It turned out that it was MM who did it but I also had no idea who MM was at the time (no one did). NIN and MM both ended up getting perma-banned from the arena (The Delta Center) by the Mormon guy who owned it and the story hit the local news 😂. It was basically free publicity for MM.
@Rich Chappel You mention "most people only think" -- most people are fucking morons, as you must know. Shock rockers are among the most intelligent; observant, prescient beings in the mix. Frank Zappa, to Alice Cooper, to Ozzy, to Lady Gaga (sure, more shock pop), with Marilyn Manson firmly in the continuum. Don't love it all, but the unapologetic truth and genius there is transcendent.
I also saw that exact same lineup at the Frank Irwin Center in Austin, TX sometime in Oct 1994! ;) First time even hearing them and I was an immediate fan. Then they came back to Austin at The Backroom with Clutch opening for them in late 1995 and I hung out with Ginger, Twiggy, and got to briefly meet Manson himself, lol.
I saw them live promoting A.S. Manson got the stilts out and I will never forget. However “tech issues ensued “ total of 6 songs. Few people got upset. lol. Bad show, in the end. Made us wait forever until we got the bad news. Unrelated: my friends and I ran into a ditch,to drive his gf home, out in the boonies. Memories galore.
Indeed, he has grown exponentially as a musician. When I saw him live in July, he killed it, incredible stage presence and sounded absolutely amazing!!!
Now, this is what I grew up with! I miss it. All of Mansons' stuff is beautiful, but this truly takes me back. This song always used to and still does gets me going!
Yeah 1980 baby here, I wanna go back to and this time as an adult. To the 80's as well since that was my actual childhood. See those decades through the eyes of an adult would be fun as long as you were there on time traveling vacation with tons of money. Otherwise it would just feel like now where I'm working all the time with no money.
Such a great song, unique among Manson songs. Not about drugs, not about Satan, just pure American rock and roll inspired by a young boy's life in small town America in the 80s.
Maeva Naivin i presume it was because of christians.but why does youtube do it these days? because of close minded dumb parents wholl forbid their kids from viewing youtube videos and say that youtube is a satanic cult and as there are still alot of retards like that youtube will lose ad views and therefore money.or thats the reason that makes most sense to me. :p
My absolute favorite song of all time. I know every word and can't help but sing along every time. The best song in the world, from the best album in the world, sung by the best rockstar in the world. Absolute genius. Everything about it.
@@budman8926 I call it being smart, genius, artistic, unique, distinctive, charismatic, mesmerizing. You cannot mistake him for someone else. His visuals are just as powerful as his music. Sure he is dark, but that's part of his charm and he knew how to attract people while still staying true to himself.
How can you possibly say that when theres not one single bit of evidence to support his guilty vs the mountain of evidence that proves her dishonesty? She was caught forging fbi documents. Disgusting world we live in @user-fi4pr
True, but he's also the "Big bully" now too... :( I say this as a fact and not what I want to be true :( and I"m a huge Manson fan since 1994! Marilyn Manson was better as a band than as a solo artist. I haven't listened to any CD since "Holywood" from around 2001.
Portrait of an american family is one of the most underrated albums of all time. Whenever somebody mentions Manson, they always talk about ”The big 3”(Antichrist superstar, mechanical animals and holy wood). Rarely do I hear someone mention their first album.
Antichrist superstar was the beginning of the downslope as far as I'm concerned. The earlier stuff was the best by far. I'm so glad I got to see them several times during these days.
Portrait of an American Family was hidden. It was so controversial, there was no hope of it ever becoming mainstream! Mostly unheard of, but the best album made!
Maybe it’s cause I lived in Akron oH and he’s from Canton or whatever, but Portrait of an American family was pretty much everywhere round here. Saw them a few times, first was a free show at the Agora that was apparently the kickoff for the antichrist superstar tour or really just when he decided he was the Antichrist superstar and went with. Great show, delivered on all the energy I heard to expect. Even came out on the good old stilts, one of the last times if I’m not wrong. Met and talked to his dad for a bit in the audience- nice dude, easy to spot as the only person wearing khaki dress pants and no black at all, lol. Anyways, wanted to say the portrait was great but none of the following albums were quite as good or rather didn’t managed to be quite the zeitgeist that portrait was, not for lack of trying tho
Dear Marilyn Manson (and Spooky Kids), nothing they ever do can take this from you. No truth, no lie, nothing. You will always be the guys who recorded Portrait of an American Family. That is nothing to sneeze at, and here is my thank you note almost 30 years later.
The energy of the old Manson records is just fucking incredible. Everything up through Holy Wood was just excellent, but Portrait is so unique. It's not as grand as the ones that came after, but it has those cheeky samples that really gives it a 90s feel, since I always associate sampling like that with 90s hip hop culture. It also kind of has this 60s/70s psychedelic rock vibe that is absent from subsequent Manson albums. I feel like this song is also when parents probably started getting fearful of Manson, and sort of made him into this cultural boogie man. If you weren't born in the early 90s, you have no idea how much of a social villain he was - parents didn't want their kids listening to Marilyn Manson. They didn't really want you listening to Korn either, but Manson was taking all of the heat off of the other guys and was something of a lightning rod for the alternative scene. He did well with it too, up until about 2002 or so he was still "that guy" and sold a lot of records to angsty teens because of it.
As someone that grew up with Manson from Smells Like Children on I can say that you pretty much nailed it! Manson was the hero for all of us,outcasted,weirdos. 2002 was definitely when it all went downhill.It was never the same again.
Absolutely unique when it came out . Nothing sounded quite like it , and Reznor´s guitar in the whole album was stellar ... I was obsessed with the heaviest shit you could think of by then and even though into everything from Skinny Puppy to darkthrone , Morbid Angel , Goethes Erben etc, etc ... this album sounded punk af , exactly like the 1st time I listened to minisdtry a couple years prior to that ... there´s a good comparison actually ... 1st time I listened to " The mind is a terrible thing to taste " - you simply cannot help but enjoy this kind of energy/ charisma .
Absolutely, it was when I started university and he released that "Grotesque" something.. I thought to myself it was either not good or I was getting older.. I never got the same taste and satisfaction from the proceeding albums.. It's good to see I share the same feeling at least with a few others
Melinda Rhodes he's playing the Hard Rock Casino here on Halloween night. Can't fucking wait!! Saw him back in '97. I just knew the "hits" then. I became a huge fan with Mechanical Animals. Then got into the back catalog and everything since. Anyways....What better night to see Manson than Halloween?!?
This has always been my favorite MM album. I grew up in Ft Lauderdale and was about 18 when they started to blow up. We used to see manson around town, in the movie theater, their gigs listed in RAG magazine, etc.... this video was filmed in a skating rink that probably everyone in ft lauderdale has been to at one time or another. We went there several times on school field trips. This era of MM was very representative of the sound of many local "heavy" bands at the time. Amboog-A-Lard, Collapsing Lungs (who practiced in the warehouse next to my band's), etc .i dont remember all the names..lol.. but at the time, the once ubiquitous grunge scene was disintegrating, and the rave scene was becoming very popular in s. florida and other places. Grunge was completely anti-image. MM took the opportunity to swing it around fully and make image very much a part of their band. Even though it wasn't, to a lot of kids at the time this seemed like a new thing, and it was very interesting to a lot of people.
My intro to Brian was when he worked at the peaches on palmetto park blvd in Boca raton . It’s a Taco Bell now . He would be in full mm dress while working .
@@jamesstewart3771 That's awesome. Everyone starts somewhere. My buddy had two bands that made it locally, and I always thought "I" was awesome because I knew the where/why/who the songs were written about
I like how Marilyn Manson seems to be stoked to give the younger kids a cool opportunity to be in one of his videos with him. You hear a lot of teens and young adults talk about how much they absolutely hate kids and I think that’s super uncool. He doesn’t seem to be that way. Harboring no hatred for the youth. Hell ya
Very well put! I agree completely. When I was in high school (that's when I first started listening to him), I was very wary about listening to his music because of all the stuff he's known for today. As you mentioned above, it's not that his theatrics are a bad thing, but his older stuff (and his stuff with the Spooky Kids) had a variety of rock and metal influences -- industrial, funk, heavy, etc. He was/is a very talented artist, but Marilyn Mason's past eras really showcased his talent as a musician and knowledge of music.
This album was gifted to me by my mother when I was about 7/8yo. I will forever love this song, I felt like my mind was being read bc some lil boy at that time kept fw me and I was like yup , time to fw him
Im 30 and i remember getting in trouble for jamming out to MM as a kid 😂 ☠️ i would change the channel back to listen to it again. Love the morbid dark truth and artistry of his music, it is genius.
Many think Marilyn is different or weird. But I just happen to be one of the few who love his intelligent mind, individual sense of art and music genre.
Also Gidget Gein.. *(yes I know, that's not him in the video, it's twiggy, but still. gidget gein was a very influential part of the band in the early days)*
Was there any reason why he stopped wearing the contact lens? I mean, I used to have long hair too and at some point, I got annoyed of it so I can understand *that* but I don't know why he changed his "trademark", the white eye...
Alfred Soul maybe it irritates his eye, and yeah for the long hair there is also another reason that is because of the next album. He made his hair red for Mechanical Animals and I guess after it wanted to have new hairstyle, no long hair anymore
things to do with your lunchbox: 1- eat the delicious meal inside 2-let the bullies from school eat it 3- make an oferring for satan setting fire in it while inside of a mosh pit with an goth guy and crazy teenagers rolling on skate shoes
+William Gabriel Its hilarious how ignorant you are. Marilyn Manson is an atheist moron. Therefore he does not believe in the devil. There is such thing called LeVayan Satanism which i am also apart of. We like to express our selves as satanist because most of us appreciate controversy so we can publicize our religion. Therefore we can respond to your idiotic comments with some wisdom for your stupid little brain.
I love all his music. I preferred the more metal albums like Portrait of an American Family, Smells Like Children, and Antichrist Superstar but at the same time I think all of his music is really good (especially lyrically). Also, he's lost his voice from performing songs where he screams so softer vocals will be the trend for Mansons stuff in the future.
i think every album of his has its own uniqe sound to it. Portraits fun and raw metal sound, Antichrists darker and more melodic, Mechanicals spacey and funky sound and the pale emperors little more classic 80s kinda sound. i dont know but i just think it works. every album is great in its own way, maybe except high end of low and born villain.
This was the first video after shortening their band name to just Marilyn Manson ( dropping "And the Spooky Kids). Before the costumes and theatrics came into play.
This song, for me, is the Song that Captured me, I WAS COMPELLED TO SING ALONG! What an Odd juxtaposition in the video of the chaotic band playing and the smooth flowing skaters. Not to mention the kid, who we all know is going to grow up to be Trouble for his parents, society and even himself. 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000th FAN
Even luckier knowing that him and his parents were best friends with Manson and the other band members. During this time, Manson and the Spooky kids were just a local rock act from Florida where this was filmed, and only the hardcore Indy Goth/Mosh kids, Satanists, and Metal Heads from Florida knew who they were. So no one until the release of Antichrist Superstar and the Sweet Dreams cover (When Manson became more mainstream) knew just how big Marilyn Manson really would be.
Um Sweet Dreams was before Antichrist Superstar. On Smells like Children. Don't forget Portrait of an American Family either. His music was on the radio before Antichrist.
Holy shit. I've had this album since it came out and I just noticed that when .Marilyn Manson starts the song with "I Bring You" That and the "Fire" clip come from a song that is The Prodigy's first album that came out in 1992. On the Prodigy's album the line is "I am the God of Hellfire and I bring you...fire." Tool me nearly 30 years to figure that out.
My mother was so proud to show me off in my *"salvation army"* shirt. Since she got her prescription glasses, she's cut that same shirt out of all our old photos. 20+ years my dad never snitched👍(2:45)
As far as musicality goes this will always be one of my favorite Manson songs because it was an exploration of so many sounds. The snippets of movie/tv voices, the spoken word, rap-style lyricism, and the melodic chorus with groovy guitar riffs that carry the song from verse to verse. Portraits was a great first album and it only got better and bolder with time. Manson has made a musical evolution work in his favor, something a lot of rockstars fail to see through.
This was Trent Reznors sound he produced the album. I agree this album was one of my favorites. I never cared for his later music and this is why, I was always a nine inch nails fan and all that music was made by Trent reznor.
@@InsaneGilligan Reznor? He was the producer, but all the music was made by Scott and Brad. They're the ones who created the Manson sound and Reznor ended up ruining it in Antichrist Superstar
I remember when I first saw this video I was 15 and it came on 120 min or Alternative Nation, one of those old shows that played at like 2am on MTV. I was star struck and totally turned on. haha I miss the goth/ industrial days of the 90's. Skinny Puppy, Front 242, NIN Pretty hate machine, Nitzer Ebb, good music, unique.
@@death666giving This IS one of the earliest songs he wrote so......this is one of the songs he wrote when breaking away from poetry. if i remember correctly, he still hadn't adopted the name Marilyn Manson when he wrote this.
Manson is still fire. I actually don’t like John Wick 2 and 3 cause he didn’t come back to do the soundtracks. Killing Strangers completed the Noir Vibe that just made it work.
It's crazy the difference that eyebrows make. Cause I was having a hell of a time trying to figure out why he looks so different in this video compared to all the other ones I've seen (besides the obvious lack of make-up), and I finally figured it out. He has f***in' eyebrows in this one.
I love that in the lyrics of this song Mr. Manson encourages people who have been and are harassed by a bully to not let themselves be abused, and to defend themselves against bullies.
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Young Manson's hair is glorious
Sαтυяи i know right
Eridan Asher RIP eyebrows :'(
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This was the first Marilyn Manson single I bought... My parents took the CD back to the store and cussed out the manager for letting me buy it because it had a "parental advisory" sticker on it. So, I went back the next day and bought it again....
How old were you?
Good choice 😂👍
nice thing to do.
well there🤘
😂😂😂
You know times are rough when Marilyn Manson is in his own way sending a positive message to kids getting bullied in school to grow up and be somebody as opposed to shooting up a school and ruining themselves and hurting people.
I never realized that. You are absolutely right!
Except that the song is literally about doing violence on your bullies?
@dezbro79 This song is about bringing a gun to school hidden in a lunchbox. Not sure what you are talking about.
@@Chaoitcme not really though, manson has confirmed in interviews its about using a lunchbox as a weapon, not hiding a weapon. I believe metal lunchboxes were banned in the US for this reason
The song is about violence bro, he's kinda the biggest influence on the Columbine kids. You're kinda off your rocker on this one.
Still one of the most badass songs ever made and it's about a lunchbox
Lol. It's about a gun in a lunch box, but okay.
@@faithhofeldt2283 No it isn't.
I wrote a song called “Lunchbox,” and some journalists have interpreted it as a song about guns. Ironically, the song is about being picked on and fighting back with my Kiss lunch box, which I used as a weapon on the playground. In 1979, metal lunch boxes were banned because they were considered dangerous weapons in the hands of delinquents.
- Marilyn Manson for Rolling Stone
Lunch boxes were not banned. Maybe in his school. I have a lunchbox collection, all after 1980. All the good ones were post 1980
I think it’s about more than that
Apparently he carried around a lunchbox for a long time, like even in college.
Damn marilyn manson with long hair and eyebrows are just something i wasn't prepared for
Me neither! 😳
he looks like Anthony Kiedis
23 Heathrow Dang! Manson just got roasted! I am sending in the MLG airhorns!
💞🖤hot My friends I have tickets to see him & now cuz of this virus brought into our country the US, shows have been cancelled which hopefully be rescheduled. It is my dream to see & watch this gorgeous man perform. Xoxo
both versions are unbelievably sexy though😍
Has anyone noticed this is his most normal video ever?
I had a good chuckle over this. It is true.
He looks human here. It's unusual
+ObnoxiousAgnostic Aer ye kidding? Hahaha. Normal? Wow. What's 'normal' about it?
+ObnoxiousAgnostic What is "normal"?
deep six is kindavchill
I'm 15 year old boy and a metalhead. I accidantely discovered Marilyn Manson one day this summer, few months ago. I'm so glad to discover him. He really changed my life. Antichrist Superstar is my Favorite Album, I listened to Mechanical Animals and Holy Wood, Smells Like Children EP(My first Marilyn Manson Record) and now I'm listening to Portrait Of An American Family. I love him not only as musician, but as an intelligent, educated and just great human. I love messages behind his songs and Music Videos are super cool. Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie are two of my very Favorite artists of All Time.❤
Disfrútalo chaval, este disco es del 94 yo lo compré en el 2000 o 2001 y no lo he dejado de escuchar, con el paso de los años descubrí que esto es magia,fabricarás recuerdos y los ataras con nostalgia a este disco. Lo comprenderás con el paso de los años.
I also found Manson when I was 15. I'm now almost 40 & I still admire the artist & human that he is to this day. His music is incredible & I'm glad you're benefiting from it & appreciating him.
Welcome to the best music genre, bruh. I was about your age when this came out, nice. You and my daughter are the same age, btw. She plays the bass and loves metal, too. ❤❤. Check out the movie Dirt. That movie got her into Montly Crue.
@@EerieProps Yeah I'm going to. I love Mötley Crüe❤️❤️
BB king is far better check him out
Dude the thing is his message is so peaceful
manson with them eyebrows is like looking at another person
Lol i know he hasn't had eyebrows since Potrait i think
@CemetaryHead cemetary watching 4 demons Marilyn Manson on RUclips
Watching 4 demons Marilyn Manson on RUclips
Was trying to figure out what was different. That's it. Wow
He hot even without em
I remember the story behind this song. Schools outlawed metal lunchboxes because they considered them potentially deadly weapons. So then Manson went and made song about a lunchbox school killer! Lol!
Sold my Fall guy lunchbox for 21bucks at a comic book shop....a hit of smack and a cheap cigar.
I have a lady gaga metal lunchbox in my room lol they're so cool, anything cool people get The Government seeks to ruin it. I'm probs gonna use mine for stuff though cos it will probs get stolen but i'm proud of my metal lunchbox :)
never knew that story that’s awesome. And it just reinforces and perfectly aligns with Manson’s messages over the years. He always turns things on it’s head and wants people to really observe stuff
Lmao thats not the reason😭
he hit some kid with a metal lunchbox and it got banned at his school he was getting bullied
This whole album was gold, rest in peace Scott, aka Daisy Berkowitz..
Yeah, my favorite Manson guitarist. I still have my MM poster from that era with Manson in the middle and Daisy and the rest flanking Manson's right and left with that Wonka lettering spelling the bands name. I have all my posters from those 90's teen years all rolled up and stored away. Except the giant Prodigy poster I got from Tower Records the day Fat of the Land dropped. Kinda makes me wanna take them out and go down memory lane and remember those friends. 🥺
Daisy deserves more credit.
@@robertsimington911 Amazing YT removes my comments even when its not political. I see replies to this thread but mine is gone.
@@robertsimington911 yeah but Manson sold him down the river when Trent reznor came into the picture. He and Daisy did NOT get along..at...all.. Daisy told me that Trent smashed his guitar, and the band members took part in it. Bunch of backstabbers..
@@jasonmalloy634 yeah, I read about the guitar thing in Manson’s biography. It was very disrespectful.
I saw Marilyn Manson opening for Nine Inch Nails (along with the Jim Rose Circus) at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix on October 11, 1994. I had never heard of them, and they were touring in support of Portrait of an American Family (1994). I loved it, and I bought the album immediately. "Get Your Gunn" is still one of my favorite songs. Brian (Marilyn) is actually quite intelligent, even though most people only think of him as a shock-rocker.
I remember that tour because I had some friends who went to the NIN show in Salt Lake City, Utah and the next day they told me that NIN had ripped up a Book of Mormon on stage at the show. It turned out that it was MM who did it but I also had no idea who MM was at the time (no one did). NIN and MM both ended up getting perma-banned from the arena (The Delta Center) by the Mormon guy who owned it and the story hit the local news 😂. It was basically free publicity for MM.
@Rich Chappel You mention "most people only think" -- most people are fucking morons, as you must know. Shock rockers are among the most intelligent; observant, prescient beings in the mix. Frank Zappa, to Alice Cooper, to Ozzy, to Lady Gaga (sure, more shock pop), with Marilyn Manson firmly in the continuum. Don't love it all, but the unapologetic truth and genius there is transcendent.
I also saw that exact same lineup at the Frank Irwin Center in Austin, TX sometime in Oct 1994! ;) First time even hearing them and I was an immediate fan. Then they came back to Austin at The Backroom with Clutch opening for them in late 1995 and I hung out with Ginger, Twiggy, and got to briefly meet Manson himself, lol.
I saw them live promoting A.S. Manson got the stilts out and I will never forget. However “tech issues ensued “ total of 6 songs. Few people got upset. lol. Bad show, in the end. Made us wait forever until we got the bad news. Unrelated: my friends and I ran into a ditch,to drive his gf home, out in the boonies. Memories galore.
@@richardcherry7320 Zappa didn’t fuck around. Dude was focused on a mission. All music and art and nothing else existed.
...And he grew up. And he became a big rock n roll star (and the voice of my generation). And NO ONE f*cks with him. Damn straight 😂
Fuck yeah
Nope. They had better have balls. 😎
Indeed, he has grown exponentially as a musician. When I saw him live in July, he killed it, incredible stage presence and sounded absolutely amazing!!!
Love the early Manson
Watching on RUclips at 4 demons Marilyn Manson
Most new manson sux
I think he looks more handsome without makeup.
@@iostout8161 I consider Heaven upside down one of his best albums...
Not gunna lie, he was as attractive as hell when he was young
Now, this is what I grew up with! I miss it. All of Mansons' stuff is beautiful, but this truly takes me back. This song always used to and still does gets me going!
Yeah 1980 baby here, I wanna go back to and this time as an adult. To the 80's as well since that was my actual childhood. See those decades through the eyes of an adult would be fun as long as you were there on time traveling vacation with tons of money. Otherwise it would just feel like now where I'm working all the time with no money.
Such a great song, unique among Manson songs. Not about drugs, not about Satan, just pure American rock and roll inspired by a young boy's life in small town America in the 80s.
It's about bullies.
Are any of them about Satan?
It’s about a lunchbox…being used as a weapon lol
Such a badass song, while I’m a fan of the trilogy, portrait still had awesome songs
Hah I remember bashing someone in the head with a metal lunch box.... ah the 80s when we had them not those plastic crap things. 😂
@We Three MacKenzies well his song "say10" and "mephistopheles of los angeles" could be some technically but they're not directly about satan either
I like how they didn't censor a little kid saying "motherfucker" but they censor half of the song in this is the new shit
Every year people get more sensitive about everything and anything, specially if is something stupid like a bad word
Yingdi Han i wonder why they even censor
Maeva Naivin i presume it was because of christians.but why does youtube do it these days? because of close minded dumb parents wholl forbid their kids from viewing youtube videos and say that youtube is a satanic cult and as there are still alot of retards like that youtube will lose ad views and therefore money.or thats the reason that makes most sense to me. :p
Ikr?!
rodger so if it was censored on mtv, vevo cencors it if mtv didnt then its all good
R.I.P Scott
most underrated guitarrist of the 90s
It´s Trent Reznor playing the guitar parts , mind you .
DEMONS Bootlegs nah zim zum was more underrated
Yap, user name checks out...
Delhi Delirium um no
Not to piss on the man's grave or anything but Scott Putesky is not in the same league as Dimebag Darrell.
My absolute favorite song of all time. I know every word and can't help but sing along every time. The best song in the world, from the best album in the world, sung by the best rockstar in the world. Absolute genius. Everything about it.
Agree
the earlier stuff was great
can't believe he was ever bullied. Such an amazing guy, what a wonderful image of himself he has created. So much talent!!!
eh the dudes music is cool but hes a weirdo
@@budman8926 I call it being smart, genius, artistic, unique, distinctive, charismatic, mesmerizing. You cannot mistake him for someone else. His visuals are just as powerful as his music. Sure he is dark, but that's part of his charm and he knew how to attract people while still staying true to himself.
@@user-fi4prthese are all traits that "normal" people envy or don't understand at all, so they prefer to mock and make fun of to downplay it
@@cat888 as much as I think of him as artistic genius, I don't think he is innocent in Evan Rachel Wood matter. Have to be honest here.
How can you possibly say that when theres not one single bit of evidence to support his guilty vs the mountain of evidence that proves her dishonesty? She was caught forging fbi documents. Disgusting world we live in @user-fi4pr
Manson, you did it, you ARE a Big Rock N Roll Star
Ya got that right!
True, but he's also the "Big bully" now too... :( I say this as a fact and not what I want to be true :( and I"m a huge Manson fan since 1994! Marilyn Manson was better as a band than as a solo artist. I haven't listened to any CD since "Holywood" from around 2001.
DR. HOUSE M.D. Hmmm, you might want to give The Pale Emperor a shot ;-) I find it pretty interesting... Maybe you'll like it ;-)
Pan S. A Cleveland Steamer to music? LOL! Interesting! :P
Portrait of an american family is one of the most underrated albums of all time. Whenever somebody mentions Manson, they always talk about ”The big 3”(Antichrist superstar, mechanical animals and holy wood). Rarely do I hear someone mention their first album.
Ikr? And its one of my favorites from them!
Antichrist superstar was the beginning of the downslope as far as I'm concerned. The earlier stuff was the best by far. I'm so glad I got to see them several times during these days.
He does good covers, but portrait was his best work, imo.
My top 3:
The Family Jams
Portrait of an American Family
Smells Like Children (Promo Edition)
Honourable mentions:
Golden age of grotesque
Lunchbox
High end of low
Get your gunn
Lest we forget
The greatest hits album
Portrait of an American Family was hidden. It was so controversial, there was no hope of it ever becoming mainstream! Mostly unheard of, but the best album made!
Maybe it’s cause I lived in Akron oH and he’s from Canton or whatever, but Portrait of an American family was pretty much everywhere round here. Saw them a few times, first was a free show at the Agora that was apparently the kickoff for the antichrist superstar tour or really just when he decided he was the Antichrist superstar and went with. Great show, delivered on all the energy I heard to expect. Even came out on the good old stilts, one of the last times if I’m not wrong. Met and talked to his dad for a bit in the audience- nice dude, easy to spot as the only person wearing khaki dress pants and no black at all, lol. Anyways, wanted to say the portrait was great but none of the following albums were quite as good or rather didn’t managed to be quite the zeitgeist that portrait was, not for lack of trying tho
Dear Marilyn Manson (and Spooky Kids), nothing they ever do can take this from you.
No truth, no lie, nothing. You will always be the guys who recorded Portrait of an American Family.
That is nothing to sneeze at, and here is my thank you note almost 30 years later.
Do you think that Brian and Jeordi remember them times or are too big of "Rockstars"?
Imagine when that kid got older and he was able to say “oh yeah, i was in a Marilyn Manson video”
Yeah yeah Ok.
Think about that every time bro lol!!
The Kid also was the Lead Vocals of the Song "my Monkey" from Portrait of an american family album
His parents should be hella proud
I think that’s Cole Sprouts
The energy of the old Manson records is just fucking incredible. Everything up through Holy Wood was just excellent, but Portrait is so unique. It's not as grand as the ones that came after, but it has those cheeky samples that really gives it a 90s feel, since I always associate sampling like that with 90s hip hop culture. It also kind of has this 60s/70s psychedelic rock vibe that is absent from subsequent Manson albums. I feel like this song is also when parents probably started getting fearful of Manson, and sort of made him into this cultural boogie man. If you weren't born in the early 90s, you have no idea how much of a social villain he was - parents didn't want their kids listening to Marilyn Manson. They didn't really want you listening to Korn either, but Manson was taking all of the heat off of the other guys and was something of a lightning rod for the alternative scene. He did well with it too, up until about 2002 or so he was still "that guy" and sold a lot of records to angsty teens because of it.
As someone that grew up with Manson from Smells Like Children on I can say that you pretty much nailed it! Manson was the hero for all of us,outcasted,weirdos.
2002 was definitely when it all went downhill.It was never the same again.
Yes my sentiments exactly!
my dad put me on when i was 9 years old on my way to little league games
Absolutely unique when it came out . Nothing sounded quite like it , and Reznor´s guitar in the whole album was stellar ... I was obsessed with the heaviest shit you could think of by then and even though into everything from Skinny Puppy to darkthrone , Morbid Angel , Goethes Erben etc, etc ... this album sounded punk af , exactly like the 1st time I listened to minisdtry a couple years prior to that ... there´s a good comparison actually ... 1st time I listened to " The mind is a terrible thing to taste " - you simply cannot help but enjoy this kind of energy/ charisma .
Absolutely, it was when I started university and he released that "Grotesque" something.. I thought to myself it was either not good or I was getting older.. I never got the same taste and satisfaction from the proceeding albums.. It's good to see I share the same feeling at least with a few others
It turns out, the correct way to deal with bullies is what bullies fear the most, retaliation.
Hands down his best song .wish there was a whole album in a style like this song.
There is. It’s called Portrait of an American Family.
This was the video that got me hooked to MM!! I was 15 then & 37 now and still a fan!
***** if only you knew me in person! And no drugs. Actually haven't done any in almost 11 years. They made me crazier than i am naturally.
you rock! tho at (where the fuck has time gone?) 41...I'm older! lol
Dave Ewing only by 4 years
Melinda Rhodes he's playing the Hard Rock Casino here on Halloween night. Can't fucking wait!! Saw him back in '97. I just knew the "hits" then. I became a huge fan with Mechanical Animals. Then got into the back catalog and everything since.
Anyways....What better night to see Manson than Halloween?!?
I saw him back in 97 to in Jacksonville Florida. But I will be seeing Marilyn Manson at the aftershock tour in two more weeks. I can't wait.
The most underrated MM song by far.
Not really. He still plays this song live.
nah. cake and sodomy, wrapped in plastic, and kinderfeld are just a few that are more than this
+AliceManson Cyclops is my favorite off this album, but everyone has different opinions on what's over and underrated.
Nearly 6 million views isn't underrated
best manson album IMHO
Definitely has the classic rock tones! Love this song!
This has always been my favorite MM album. I grew up in Ft Lauderdale and was about 18 when they started to blow up. We used to see manson around town, in the movie theater, their gigs listed in RAG magazine, etc.... this video was filmed in a skating rink that probably everyone in ft lauderdale has been to at one time or another. We went there several times on school field trips.
This era of MM was very representative of the sound of many local "heavy" bands at the time. Amboog-A-Lard, Collapsing Lungs (who practiced in the warehouse next to my band's), etc .i dont remember all the names..lol.. but at the time, the once ubiquitous grunge scene was disintegrating, and the rave scene was becoming very popular in s. florida and other places. Grunge was completely anti-image. MM took the opportunity to swing it around fully and make image very much a part of their band. Even though it wasn't, to a lot of kids at the time this seemed like a new thing, and it was very interesting to a lot of people.
What skating rink was it? Is it still around? (doubtfully but worth asking)
@@Alienated29 it was called Gold Coast Roller Rink. Not there anymore.
My intro to Brian was when he worked at the peaches on palmetto park blvd in Boca raton . It’s a Taco Bell now . He would be in full mm dress while working .
It's a cool album for sure
@@jamesstewart3771
That's awesome. Everyone starts somewhere. My buddy had two bands that made it locally, and I always thought "I" was awesome because I knew the where/why/who the songs were written about
I like how Marilyn Manson seems to be stoked to give the younger kids a cool opportunity to be in one of his videos with him. You hear a lot of teens and young adults talk about how much they absolutely hate kids and I think that’s super uncool. He doesn’t seem to be that way. Harboring no hatred for the youth. Hell ya
I watched his documentary and the kid in this video was with his dad at the studio and Manson was in the next booth and that's how he met the kid
Bloody lucky kid
Yeah, even then Manson was cooler than everyone else
Acctually Manson has a lot of kids in his videos.
@@TajemnaTemnota I almost get the feeling he actually wouldn't try to scare kids intentionally.
MANSON (1994). One of his best eras in my opinion... Also, he was sexy as all hell.
hell yeah!
Very well put! I agree completely. When I was in high school (that's when I first started listening to him), I was very wary about listening to his music because of all the stuff he's known for today. As you mentioned above, it's not that his theatrics are a bad thing, but his older stuff (and his stuff with the Spooky Kids) had a variety of rock and metal influences -- industrial, funk, heavy, etc. He was/is a very talented artist, but Marilyn Mason's past eras really showcased his talent as a musician and knowledge of music.
+Dorothy B Actually back then, his music was more about the performance art than anything else.
honestly . he's always sexy af.
So true
This album was gifted to me by my mother when I was about 7/8yo. I will forever love this song, I felt like my mind was being read bc some lil boy at that time kept fw me and I was like yup , time to fw him
Im 30 and i remember getting in trouble for jamming out to MM as a kid 😂 ☠️ i would change the channel back to listen to it again. Love the morbid dark truth and artistry of his music, it is genius.
Marilyn during this time period was just beautiful. Like later on he was hot, yeah. But here, oh boy. 🖤
The Beautiful People The Beautiful People
I think he looks better with no eyebrows and makeup, just my opinion tho
Ithink is the eyebrows.
And the fact he had almost no makeup
mmm yes, couldn't agree more!
He's hot here, I dunno what you're saying
I LOVE THE WAY HE SAYS "I BRING YOU"
That’s not actually him. That part is a sample from a song called Fire by Aurthur Brown. The Prodigy used it too.
@@Jesilyn76 Oh wow! I didn't even know that. Thank you
@@Jesilyn76 and death grips
this is what you call a fkn classic
Many think Marilyn is different or weird. But I just happen to be one of the few who love his intelligent mind, individual sense of art and music genre.
I absolutely love Manson and I'm not even one of his crazy looking fans lol I put his musical genius up there with prince!
Exactly M. Manson only has like 19 fans hes really unpopular and hes really underrated i wish more people heard his music
he is weird and different thats why we love him lol
Marilyn Manson with long hair and eyebrows is something I didn’t know I needed😳
El cabello largo es algo que si necesita pero las cejas.... Eso sí es un cambio después de verlo sin ellas la verdad
It’s his most normal appearance in a video 😂
@@awesomeplushproductions yeah hahaha
@@me-my2ne but then again, it doesn’t really mean anything
Wait did he cut his hair off? 😢😢😢😢
RIP Scott Putesky. What a legend ❤
Daisy's riffs on this song are awesome. Mechanical Animals is my favorite MM album, but the band lost some charm once Daisy left.
Also Gidget Gein..
*(yes I know, that's not him in the video, it's twiggy, but still. gidget gein was a very influential part of the band in the early days)*
oh fuck I didn't know
@Joseph Are you a bad troll or just stupid? If you are of the second type, just google " Scott Putesky".
RIP Daisy Berkowitz and Gidget Gein :( two writers of this song.
Manson, your music is legendary. Nothing will take that away.
After watching this and Deep Six back-to-back, I can't believe it's the same guy singing.
MegaFreddy25 ikr.
born villain or the pale emperor
pale emperor
Fild VX 7 anti Christ Superstar
same
yes thank fucking god there is a Manson song on vevo with no fucking censorship
The Armafuckageddon [sp?] video was right before this one ... I cant believe they let the kid swear but not Manson ... the hilarity ...
😂
I that is the day he finally snaps and drinks bleach
Olivia Portillo isn't that Gidget Gein ?
Aman Rahmani аbsolutely
Hands down, one of best songs! Can you feel how much energy is in this?
Portrait is one of the best punk rock albums of all time, and no one wants to admit it.
THANKS
It’s more of a grunge album.
@@nexus7034 it’s more like industrial rock or sth
Has some serious Fugazi undertones as well
Punk? What are you 12 and barely listening to music or something? Smh
Man I so badly miss the long hair and the eye contact lens
Was there any reason why he stopped wearing the contact lens? I mean, I used to have long hair too and at some point, I got annoyed of it so I can understand *that* but I don't know why he changed his "trademark", the white eye...
Alfred Soul maybe it irritates his eye, and yeah for the long hair there is also another reason that is because of the next album. He made his hair red for Mechanical Animals and I guess after it wanted to have new hairstyle, no long hair anymore
Smells like Manson
Yeah, propably...I like your name btw. :)
Alfred Soul Ahah, thanks :p
he shoved his head up his ass, fucked over, Freddie, Scott and Brad and Stephen and turned into Brian Weiner
things to do with your lunchbox:
1- eat the delicious meal inside
2-let the bullies from school eat it
3- make an oferring for satan setting fire in it while inside of a mosh pit with an goth guy and crazy teenagers rolling on skate shoes
I usually do no. 3. No wonder why I have no friends.
+William Gabriel Its hilarious how ignorant you are. Marilyn Manson is an atheist moron. Therefore he does not believe in the devil. There is such thing called LeVayan Satanism which i am also apart of. We like to express our selves as satanist because most of us appreciate controversy so we can publicize our religion. Therefore we can respond to your idiotic comments with some wisdom for your stupid little brain.
Rolando Tokes For goodness sake, it was obvious that he was making a joke. We know that Manson's an atheist.
Sorry for trying to be funny.
I love this video so much so touching yet roar the moment he looks at the kid as he offers up his lunch box to fire so beautiful.
Love this so much, this is the music that shaped my life. I still have a metal lunch box. It's filled with cement.
MM if you're listening..
This is the kind of shit I wish you guys would put out nowadays.
From a 45 yo lifelong metalhead and MM fan..
Pow Pow Pow
I love all his music. I preferred the more metal albums like Portrait of an American Family, Smells Like Children, and Antichrist Superstar but at the same time I think all of his music is really good (especially lyrically). Also, he's lost his voice from performing songs where he screams so softer vocals will be the trend for Mansons stuff in the future.
i think every album of his has its own uniqe sound to it. Portraits fun and raw metal sound, Antichrists darker and more melodic, Mechanicals spacey and funky sound and the pale emperors little more classic 80s kinda sound. i dont know but i just think it works. every album is great in its own way, maybe except high end of low and born villain.
hammer of justice
I agree, except I like Born Villain. But I think HEOL was funnily enough his low point career-wise.
I did like that cover of Personal Jesus. The video was cool too. What album was that on? And what guitarist was in the band then?
I saw the band in November of 1995. I thought for sure that the instruments were dummied. It didn't look like they were actually playing the music.
Totally expected the kid to end up beating someone to death with his lunchbox before the end of the video.
kind of disappointed that he didnt that's what the song was about
+Jacob Rodriguez what if he would've ?
+AdoreYouInAshXI i thought it was a gun in the lunchbox
+Anno Josh same
Same ( ͡o ͜ʖ ͡o)
Rest in peace Scott Putesky😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😥😥😥🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🥀🎤🎤🎤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸.
Oh God, I really miss this Manson here! They were playing good rough music and Marilyn Manson was a great performer!
Holy shit, Marilyn Manson without makeup is a totally different person.
BitWares he's hot either way dude
This was the first video after shortening their band name to just Marilyn Manson ( dropping "And the Spooky Kids). Before the costumes and theatrics came into play.
Ummmm not anymore, he ugly now.
Scarlet Wolf shut up
🔥🔥🔥
Damn I love their old shit so much.
This song, for me, is the Song that Captured me, I WAS COMPELLED TO SING ALONG! What an Odd juxtaposition in the video of the chaotic band playing and the smooth flowing skaters. Not to mention the kid, who we all know is going to grow up to be Trouble for his parents, society and even himself. 100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000th FAN
Marilyn Manson is still the man.
This never gets old! Rest in peace Daisy Berkowitz!
I hope this child knew how lucky he was
Even luckier knowing that him and his parents were best friends with Manson and the other band members. During this time, Manson and the Spooky kids were just a local rock act from Florida where this was filmed, and only the hardcore Indy Goth/Mosh kids, Satanists, and Metal Heads from Florida knew who they were. So no one until the release of Antichrist Superstar and the Sweet Dreams cover (When Manson became more mainstream) knew just how big Marilyn Manson really would be.
@@Wglass90 watching 4 demons Marilyn Manson on RUclips
Watching 4 demons Marilyn Manson on RUclips
Um Sweet Dreams was before Antichrist Superstar. On Smells like Children. Don't forget Portrait of an American Family either. His music was on the radio before Antichrist.
Christian Myers That’s awesome! I saw him for the first time a couple months ago. Awesome show! He interacted with us in the crowd a lot.
Holy shit. I've had this album since it came out and I just noticed that when .Marilyn Manson starts the song with "I Bring You"
That and the "Fire" clip come from a song that is The Prodigy's first album that came out in 1992. On the Prodigy's album the line is "I am the God of Hellfire and I bring you...fire."
Tool me nearly 30 years to figure that out.
I remember purchasing and carrying a metal lunchbox as a teen just because of this song. It was hello kitty with a Manson bumper sticker on it.
My mother was so proud to show me off in my *"salvation army"* shirt. Since she got her prescription glasses, she's cut that same shirt out of all our old photos. 20+ years my dad never snitched👍(2:45)
As far as musicality goes this will always be one of my favorite Manson songs because it was an exploration of so many sounds. The snippets of movie/tv voices, the spoken word, rap-style lyricism, and the melodic chorus with groovy guitar riffs that carry the song from verse to verse. Portraits was a great first album and it only got better and bolder with time. Manson has made a musical evolution work in his favor, something a lot of rockstars fail to see through.
This was Trent Reznors sound he produced the album. I agree this album was one of my favorites. I never cared for his later music and this is why, I was always a nine inch nails fan and all that music was made by Trent reznor.
@@InsaneGilligan The music wasn't made by Reznor but he did design the sound.
@@InsaneGilligan Reznor? He was the producer, but all the music was made by Scott and Brad. They're the ones who created the Manson sound and Reznor ended up ruining it in Antichrist Superstar
He’s sampling a great song called Fire from 1968, Author Brown
This first album was so good, he has forever good will because of it
Una bella canción sobre cómo enfrentar el paso de la niñez a la adolescencia y adultez, con tranquilidad y seguridad.
🤣🤣🤣
He's a performance artist for Christ's sake...stop being sarcastic...it's f*cking annoying. Give comments that are genuine.
The good old days !
I commented that I miss the good ol' days and I scrolled down and saw your comment!
Guillaume D. Damn right, wish I could of lived through them :(
Guillaume D. Yeah
[diamond] me too
Farkkk yeah
this song still kicks allot of todays metal songs asses...
I agree
You look high in your pic and you're right, btw.
Jade Rowked you look high too in your pic. Thanks, I know I am ;)
Totally knew you were gonna say that lol
This is the song right here! Damn!
I remember when Marilyn Mansons playing somewhere was America's biggest outrage and problem...
WHOLLY FUCK MANSON HAS EYEBROWS!
haha
Johann Glanner Nah, he looks more Marilyn Manson without them, you know?
Johann Glanner Yea, we all have opinions. And he does.
been watching this vid for years....never noticed he normally doesn't have eyebrows ....lmao
IKR!!!
"What's your sexuality?"
() Bi
() Pan
(X) Marilyn Manson Lunchbox era
HA SAME
Me toooooo
Marilyn manson antichrist superstar era
"My sexuality is drugs"
Pan?
I remember when I first saw this video I was 15 and it came on 120 min or Alternative Nation, one of those old shows that played at like 2am on MTV. I was star struck and totally turned on. haha I miss the goth/ industrial days of the 90's. Skinny Puppy, Front 242, NIN Pretty hate machine, Nitzer Ebb, good music, unique.
MARILYN MANSON ROCKS
🤘🏻😈
Wait Manson had eyebrows at one time?
Seeing the band without all the makeup is so weird
ZeroFox75 and he had a piercing
@@death666giving This IS one of the earliest songs he wrote so......this is one of the songs he wrote when breaking away from poetry. if i remember correctly, he still hadn't adopted the name Marilyn Manson when he wrote this.
fr it's like kiss when they did the unmasked album
You're wierd dude I don't need to see you
I love Mr brian.for teaching how to deal with bullies because parent lie.he dont
2:54 first time marilyn manson ever has seen a child
Isabella MM teached that boy how he can grow up😄
Réka Pintér I'm jealous of that kid dude
Réka Pintér 2:53
Isabella Right? He's like "Is this what a human child looks like? Fascinating."
Ahhaha
Ahhh....that life changing.... liberating moment you stand up on the Playground 💪👊
Ill be bumping this song in 20/30 years, ill be 70 (hopefully). Bumping this song and loving it! REPEAT
Dayyyyum i miss this shit, and this was my fav look for mm, really looked like a badass
Elle Ushion fuck yea!! (No homo) lol :D
He's 24 here. It's good to be young.
25 anni
danNYx86 Il video è stato registrato nel Novembre 1993, quindi ha 24 anni qui.
Ma da lì a due mesi ne avrebbe gia compiuti 25, quindi..
Marilyn's best time was between 1990-2003, love his new music, just wished he'd still have the long hair lmao
Best comment ever. I can t even try to listen to him since. Sad.
I thought his 2007 and 2009 albums were pretty good.
Long hair requires to have patience , i don't think he has
EVIL JOE golden age of grotesque was a badass album tbh
Manson is still fire. I actually don’t like John Wick 2 and 3 cause he didn’t come back to do the soundtracks. Killing Strangers completed the Noir Vibe that just made it work.
I hate bullies too...
Brian, I love you and always will ❤️ please don’t let the haters take you down! So many of us, love you from day one and know you are innocent!!!
I don’t know why I can’t stop listening to this lately.
Me too, lol, there are few days this song is stuck in my head
Same
clara koblosh Masterpiece MM
I'm currently in that phase
Yeah same here. This song makes its way into my head quite a bit.
His hair is so gorgeous XD
Got to love the drummers shirt🤣
God damn. This early shit just god damn slaps.
It's so good.
Marilyn looked so young back then and his hair was awesome.
Thank you Scott. We'll always miss you.
hvrtado did he die?
Yap, last October.
This song just shows how much raw energy he brought to the band in the early days.
May he continue making music in rock n' roll heaven. 🤘
Marilyn Manson was the man back in the day!🎸🤘🏽
one of the best songs of the 90s super unsung
RIP Daisy
Berkowitz
:'u
Why must have I now listened to Manson? :(
It's crazy the difference that eyebrows make. Cause I was having a hell of a time trying to figure out why he looks so different in this video compared to all the other ones I've seen (besides the obvious lack of make-up), and I finally figured it out. He has f***in' eyebrows in this one.
R.I.P. Scott Mitchell the guitarist he was their best guitarist wish he stuck around longer, left band in middle of Anti Christ Superstar recording.
Portrait of an American Family is my favorite album.
young manson: super hot
@@tsukii3536 y e s
@@tsukii3536 p e r h a p s
He's even sexier now. His deep voice makes him 2x sexier.
Daisy’s guitar riffs are killer
It´s Trent Reznor .
@@saraivatoledo1842no, it isn’t.
an object lesson on how to work a crowd. fantastic.
I love that in the lyrics of this song Mr. Manson encourages people who have been and are harassed by a bully to not let themselves be abused, and to defend themselves against bullies.