"'The Devil In I' is really about the war inside yourself," he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest thing you can do, is to give in to that side of yourself."
The song is about the original bass player who died in 2010 from a overdose and the original drummer Joey jordison leaving the band and what the rest of the original guys have been going thru since then.This album and time was a big transition for the band and since then they fired chris the guy with the long nose so 3 original guys are gone
Wasn't this also after one of their band members committed suicide and this was supposed to be talking about the devil inside that brought him to his unfortunate end?
I see you have a young daughter from your RUclips channel? As someone who has gone there before would you let your daughter go if you accompanied her? I am 12, almost 13 and I want to go to one of their concerts really bad.
There’s something so wholesome about watching a “non-listener” soaking in a genre of music that you love 💕 ... definitely subscribing because it makes me smiley ... one suggestion would be to maybe look up the lyrics of songs so you can follow along ☺️
The chorus goes “Step inside, see the devil in I Too many times we’ve let it come to this Step inside, see the devil in I To Realize I’m not your devil anymore” It’s really a pretty cool message
@@jesswikkedkitten6666 FOR SURE! this isn't even the best live performance of this one. I would rather see dudes reaction to the imagery of the official video 😂
Like I said before, the term " demonic " is subjective. It's basically a damnable word given to anything outside of Christianity and anything they deem "holy". Demonic is a subjective term.
Since you're having trouble understanding vocals, I HIGHLY recommend a second window or some way to view lyrics. Alot of rock/metal lyrics can be really poetic.
@@fatastrophe9854 Although I understand what you're saying here, I refuse to refer to Ass by Big Sean, Gas Pedal, or Wop as poetic. Therefore, not all music is poetic. Really, just trying to say there's a lot of nuance to rock and metal. The dark imagery is usually used to convey a bigger message.
First off, out of all the reaction channels that try out heavy metal, I love yours the most. I love your expressions and hype when it comes to music. He's saying "I am not your Devil". And to quote Corey himself this song is about - "'The Devil In I' is really about the war inside yourself," he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest thing you can do, is to give in to that side of yourself."
Corey Taylor is one of the most talented vocalists around in any genre ... "Snuff" is a masterpiece.. His Collab with Dave Grohl " From Can to Can't " his work with Stone Sour. Amazing guy ...
It’s a live performance, that’s why it is more difficult to hear the words. Unfortunately with slipknot, live shows are more about the energy. If you’d like a better opportunity of hearing the lyrics themselves I’d definitely recommend seeking out the studio version instead of a live version 👍🏻
brian Lamont you gotta go through bands that were inspired by tool like breaking Benjamin’s first 2 albums, (especially saturate) and then you gotta go down the music video rabbit hole,
i watched these guys live in Pennsylvania, and i have to say it was one of the best concerts i've ever been to. The live music was 100x better than cd tracks.
During the chorus Corey says "You'll realize I'm not your Devil anymore." I saw you were confused and just decided to let you know. Maggots for life boys!
You to show download Spit it Out 2009 England and pay close attention to Joey the drummer. He had to get permission from Tommy Lee from Motley Crew he has the rights to the drums he did it first Brandi Modrak XOXO, XOXO means hugs and Kisses to you and your family.
I’ve been a Slipknot fan since the early 00s. I finally saw them live in Toronto when this album came out during my first year of university. The friend I went with insisted on getting in the mosh pit. We spent the entire concert moshing and I got knocked down at one point but people swiftly helped me back up onto my feet. Best show I’ve ever been to to this day.
Got to see Slipknot twice in a 2 day span!!! 7 hour drive to Concord, CA from Orange County, Ca and then drove for another 10 hours to Las Vegas to once again see Slipknot play The .5 Grey Chapter.... THE GREATEST TIME OF MY LIFE!!! >:)
Love me some Slipknot. Keep up the reactions! Also, its often hard to hear the vocals when performed live. You have to pull up the lyrics for live clips. Fans of course already know what hes saying when they go to shows so it doesnt matter for them.
“You’ll realize I’m not your devil anymore” that’s what he’s saying. Basically it’s about everyone who said it was him but they can’t blame him for everything.
Jess Wikked Kitten666 you need to go look at more lyrics. It’s actually talking about the struggle within oneself. And not giving into it. Someone above explained it well with some lyrics. Everyone interprets songs tho that sometimes relates to them
Ya to each their own. Lyrics can often be interpreted differently. That’s also one of the good things about music as it can mean different things to different people
Taylor explained the song's meaning to The Pulse of Radio: "'The Devil In I' is really about the war inside yourself," he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest thing you can do, is to give in to that side of yourself."
Kudos to you! It's clearly nothing you would listen from day to day but it's so good to see you watch/listen and give such good feedback to music like this. In my opinion, Slipknot are iconic, and you would be amazed at the different type of fans (maggots) there are :) if you ever had the chance to, you should see these guys live, it's such an amazing experience! Stay safe during these times LayedBak!
Metal vocal translation: Undo these chains, my friend I'll show you the rage I've hidden Perish the Sacrament Swallow, but nothing's forgiven You and I can't decide Which of us was taken for granted Make amends Some of us are destined to be outlived Step inside, see the devil in I Too many times, we've let it come to this Step inside, see the devil in I You'll realize I'm not your devil anymore Under the words of men Something is tempting the father Where is your will, my friend? Insatiates never even bother You and I, wrong or right Traded a lie for the leverage In between the lens in light You're not what you seem Step inside, see the devil in I Too many times, we've let it come to this Step inside, see the devil in I You'll realize I'm not your devil I'm not your devil anymore Your station, is abandoned Fool you cause I know what you've done Sensation, deprivation You should've burned when you turned on everyone So step inside, see the devil in I Too many times, we've let it come to this Step inside, see the devil in I I know you'll find your answers in the end Step inside, see the devil in I You'll realize I'm not your devil, anymore So step inside, step inside See the devil in I, see the devil in I
I know when I was first getting into hard rock and metal music, especially once the internet made everything readily accessible and I had access to said internet, I'd look up lyrics or better yet, lyric videos, to get a feel of what bands were saying. I do the same thing now that I'm catching up on my rap music because it both sounds so different and the flow and rhythm of their voice is different to I can't keep in pace with how their talking, even if its slow because I'm trying to stay with them and I'm either ending up to far ahead or behind in my brain. Though I absolutely can not stand weak or janky ass flow that too many got right now.
I love how this channel brings together all music fans and they see new music it's actually crazy that there's not any arguments in the comments layedbak is also super wholesome and isn't a huge douche unlike a lot of modern musician I think I can proudly say I'm now part of the firesquad
First time I saw that vid and I saw Howard I fuckin screamed like a 13 year old at a Bieber concert 😂😂😂 I did not expect that. I think I might have cried the first time I watched the video.
Yes bro. Rock that head bang, let that metal embrace you. Corey Taylor says at his shows, “metal music doesn’t care about your skin color, who you love, your age or who you pray to. It’s pure and all love.” Step inside, see the Devil and I You’ll realize I’m not your Devil anymore.
Bro you should check out their older songs when they were at the peak: Wait and Bleed, Before I Forget, Psychosocial, Duality... This one is a good song, but not as good as the previous ones.
When you take the time to look into Corey Taylor and his background his lyrics start to make more and more sense. For anyone who has lived in a lot of pain the music is actually really therapeutic. This is another bad that really got me through some bad stuff. Got a lot of my aggressions out through music.
watched Slipknot live in Michigan. turned around and watched 3 big moshpits move together into one super moshpit and move like a hurricane... scariest moment of my life.
the song is about one of the best bassist in the band and his tragic passing thats why that album is called the gray chapter because his name was Paul Gray
Ahh they were so good....till they weren't. I don't know if its cuz they got a big record deal, but the album they put out....👎. I was bummed. Excuse me and the other songs they put out around then were so badass
The craziest thing to me was finding out Jay Weinberg is the son of Max Weinberg who played in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band and for Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Jay's first major performance was playing for Bruce Springsteen subbing in for his father. There's several videos of Max and Jay playing together and talking about their mutual love of music and drumming.
I wouldn't call it demonic, they are more representing the darkness of life in a setting. When it comes to slipknot, they are all portraying an inner personality, for example, what they would be like if life's suffering corrupted them and they embraced it.
i know im late but saw slipknot in 2014 san manuel cali , was at the front gate in the pits. best performance ive ever been to. slipknot doesnt put on a concert they put on a god damn show
The reason the screaming is muffled is because Corey and the guy with the long nose mask share the screaming so that Corey can save his voice for the concert
Ayyyy man i been digging your videos bro. My daughter used to listen to this song when she was 3 and loved it. It was a song we sang as a lullaby at night to each other. Corey Taylor is one of the best lyricists of our time
Corey Taylor used to make the sold out crowd kneel on a cement floor in a factory venue in Philly, and when he screamed everybody would jump up and slam into each other. Madness.
You need to react to Tool. Most reactors react to Schism, The Pot or 46&2 as they were probably the most commercialized songs of theirs. Personally, I’m sick of hearing those ones being covered. Try AEnema, Right in Two, Parabol/Parabola, The Grudge , ,Vicarious and if you like Tool try Rosetta Stoned and when you have time try Wings for Marie parts 1&2.
You gotta do Tool. Sober, vicarious, the pot, Jambi, the grudge(favorite) or pretty much any other tool song to be honest. Whole different level (and style but whatever lol)
Check them out back in 2001 on the Conan O’Brien show, nobody was prepared for them back then especially with the song Heretic Anthem...it was all aired on national television btw
The most impressive guitar metal riffs i have ever heard were children of bodom. It's been years but this reminded me of those days. I found your channel today and I've been on a marathon of your videos. Love your channel.
Personally, I think rap is way harder to understand than rock. There is literally a genre called Mumble Rap. Even when rock/metal songs have raps in them it's easier to understand, like in (Spit It Out)
well, you are right in some way BUT in metal you have a genre calle dark metal and in that style honestly you dont understand almost nothing, is really hard not only because of the kind of vocals but the instrumental as well so there you have it, it depends on what kind of music you grew listening to that your ear gets used to it
He's right in a way. I'm a black man who has listened to R&B and Rap for most of my life. When I started listening and giving rock and metal a try ... ( Because all rap and R&B became the same hook over and over) I had a hard time understanding most metal songs. I kept on plugging away and found songs I liked and now 25 years later I understand every word . My kids ask me.. " dad you understand that music " I'm like.... "Yes" lol
bigmoethedon yessir,I’m doing the same! I’m a black man who also grew up listening to rap and r&b. But once the talent started to leave in hip-hop , I started listening to metal that interested me and I started realizing how deep and how much talent is involved! I don’t understand every word yet but I think I’m understanding it more as I go!
@@hollow-point8690 take your time there is a lot of music to cover. I also listened to rock when I was a kid in the 80s. When MTV actually played music.
bigmoethedon same here, I grew up in the city and the suburbs so I’ve experienced many different music genres. Someone introduced Slipknots first album to me in 9th grade. That was my first introduction to metal and I loved it! But as time went on I left rock and metal behind and went back to the music I grew up listening to. But now that I’m in my 30’s and into my own niche. Metal and rock has once again entered my life! And I’ve been digging deeper into it these past few years!
Guessing a lot of people will be requesting ”One” by Metallica. If you do react to it, please don’t do the official video because they talk over the instruments a lot and the instrumentation is the most impressive part of that song
Heck yes SLIPNOT !!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 That "clean" that Corey Taylor is singing is so good! Jim Root, the guitarist with short hair lives here in my hometown. Saw him in Guitar Center, he's so quiet and cool. Signed my nephews guitar! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
🔥SHARE WITH ONE FRIEND 🔥What should be my next Rock and Roll 🎸/ Metal/ Country reaction🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ Drop it 👇🏽👇🏽
LayedBakDFR Pearl Jam - Jeremy official video
Holydiver by Liliac
Asking Alexandria-they dont want what we want
LayedBakDFR you should react to more Luke Combs or just Country in general
do Slipknot - Spit It Out Live at Download 2009!! THAT SHITS INSANE
"'The Devil In I' is really about the war inside yourself," he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest thing you can do, is to give in to that side of yourself."
He should highlight this comment
The song is about the original bass player who died in 2010 from a overdose and the original drummer Joey jordison leaving the band and what the rest of the original guys have been going thru since then.This album and time was a big transition for the band and since then they fired chris the guy with the long nose so 3 original guys are gone
Wasn't this also after one of their band members committed suicide and this was supposed to be talking about the devil inside that brought him to his unfortunate end?
Kept me alive after my accident left me in a wheelchair
@@LuckyPon3 No one commited suicide
Paul Gray accidently OD on Morphine
Joey Jordinson left/fired because of back problems
Chris Fehn quit
A Slipknot Mosh-Pit IS NO JOKE!!!!! Seen them many times...Best Live Metal Band! Corey is GOD!
I see you have a young daughter from your RUclips channel? As someone who has gone there before would you let your daughter go if you accompanied her? I am 12, almost 13 and I want to go to one of their concerts really bad.
@@calistakathryn3643 My 7 year old went to Shinedown and Seether last year
Been in a few totally mental can be dangerous will come out a bit roughed up.
@@calistakathryn3643 the metal community is really protective and supportive of kids at shows. They'll have a great time.
Then your brothers probably being shitty in the pit. There's rules to moshing not just senseless violence like most think
There’s something so wholesome about watching a “non-listener” soaking in a genre of music that you love 💕 ... definitely subscribing because it makes me smiley ... one suggestion would be to maybe look up the lyrics of songs so you can follow along ☺️
hell yea
The chorus goes
“Step inside, see the devil in I
Too many times we’ve let it come to this
Step inside, see the devil in I
To Realize I’m not your devil anymore”
It’s really a pretty cool message
In the end he also so I know you'll find your answers in the end
Nah man you need to do Slipknot - Spit It Out Live at Download 2009!! THAT SHITS INSANE
One of the best live performances ever.
Definitely. Amazing performance
Absolutely!! Should’ve done this Devil in I with the official vid.
@@jesswikkedkitten6666 FOR SURE! this isn't even the best live performance of this one. I would rather see dudes reaction to the imagery of the official video 😂
Remy LeBro dude me too 😂😂😂 the imagery and the vocals are cleaner so he can understand the song better.
Bruh, you gotta do their older hits. Duality or Before I Forget has to be next. Just has to be.
This is for sure. I love slipknot
Honestly though SLIPKNOT is the best
older hits but names songs off 3rd album. He wants to really hear demonic he should listen to the Iowa album
@@josephfairman5329 the Heretic Anthem 😅
Joe Cook I got before I firget
"This lookin demonic!" everything most metal fans aren't
I’ve done security at a lot of rock events I stand by this statement looks better deceiving then a mother fucker
Like I said before, the term " demonic " is subjective. It's basically a damnable word given to anything outside of Christianity and anything they deem "holy". Demonic is a subjective term.
Nobody:
The guitar right there: hueeeuueueuennueeeeuennueueuee
Bro. 😂
Since you're having trouble understanding vocals, I HIGHLY recommend a second window or some way to view lyrics. Alot of rock/metal lyrics can be really poetic.
Stephen Heafner that’s all genre’s of music lol
@@fatastrophe9854 Although I understand what you're saying here, I refuse to refer to Ass by Big Sean, Gas Pedal, or Wop as poetic. Therefore, not all music is poetic.
Really, just trying to say there's a lot of nuance to rock and metal. The dark imagery is usually used to convey a bigger message.
Stephen Heafner i didnt say every song was poetic, i said every genre has poetic music, it’s not just a rock/metal thing
@@fatastrophe9854 Dude, I can't read. Lol
Or he could listen to the video I picked up more lyrics on the vid then on this live
First off, out of all the reaction channels that try out heavy metal, I love yours the most. I love your expressions and hype when it comes to music.
He's saying "I am not your Devil". And to quote Corey himself this song is about - "'The Devil In I' is really about the war inside yourself," he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest thing you can do, is to give in to that side of yourself."
Corey Taylor is one of the most talented vocalists around in any genre ... "Snuff" is a masterpiece.. His Collab with Dave Grohl " From Can to Can't " his work with Stone Sour. Amazing guy ...
It’s a live performance, that’s why it is more difficult to hear the words. Unfortunately with slipknot, live shows are more about the energy. If you’d like a better opportunity of hearing the lyrics themselves I’d definitely recommend seeking out the studio version instead of a live version 👍🏻
That's what I'm saying too lol
Aye where my maggots at
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Present, my friend!
SAY IT AGAIN SAY IT AGAIN
@@Trent2002W ONE MORE TIME!
He needs to react to spit it out live
React to a Stone Sour song. Same singer WAY different sound and band.
Or Tool, surprised he hasn't done any Tool yet.
@@callmetired2294 tool is hard the strike all there stuff it's a gamble to do them they won't even allow there music on a jukebox
Through Glass
brian Lamont you gotta go through bands that were inspired by tool like breaking Benjamin’s first 2 albums, (especially saturate)
and then you gotta go down the music video rabbit hole,
@@realspartan5206 100% agree man
“Snuff” by Slipknot or “Hesitate” by Stone Sour (his other band) to get the other side of Corey Taylor’s voice
Best track ever
His live from London performance of snuff is so good
i watched these guys live in Pennsylvania, and i have to say it was one of the best concerts i've ever been to. The live music was 100x better than cd tracks.
if Slipknot is “rock music”, does that make cannibal corpse hard rock? 😂
is nu metal but the metal music is technically rock,without rock no metal,so,yeah you feel me?
No, that just makes cannibal corpse a shitty band no matter what way you look at it
@@walkerbeasley6236 EXACTLY!!!
Nah cannibal corpse are probably hard rock
@@walkerbeasley6236 cannibal corpse is not shitty i love cannibal
During the chorus Corey says "You'll realize I'm not your Devil anymore." I saw you were confused and just decided to let you know. Maggots for life boys!
You to show download Spit it Out 2009 England and pay close attention to Joey the drummer. He had to get permission from Tommy Lee from Motley Crew he has the rights to the drums he did it first Brandi Modrak XOXO, XOXO means hugs and Kisses to you and your family.
2:52 when my mom doesn’t take me to get chicken nugs from mc Donald’s
I don’t think you understand how fast i hit that notification when i saw this
Same
Lol
Ditto
Cody Gernes frrr
Dragonforce - through the fire and Flames
He talks about energy so much we gotta give it to him 😂
Oh you wanna give the man THAT energy? I'm down!
I hope so
I agree. This should be the next video
Dude, Chris Fehn does the “step inside, see the devil in I” parts, and he has a very closed mask, that’s why that part sounds like that.
I’ve been a Slipknot fan since the early 00s. I finally saw them live in Toronto when this album came out during my first year of university. The friend I went with insisted on getting in the mosh pit. We spent the entire concert moshing and I got knocked down at one point but people swiftly helped me back up onto my feet. Best show I’ve ever been to to this day.
do a reaction of corey Taylor playing snuff
Nice
Next reaction:
-Spit it ou live at download 2009
-Sic live at download 2009
Jose Rodriguez Jr. meh. The 2012 performances were way better
People = shit 2001
If u want to see Chris scream af, sic live at roskilde with red atribute.
Spit it out london 2002 is more crazy 🔥🔥
All of download 2009 haha the whole show was insane
Got to see Slipknot twice in a 2 day span!!! 7 hour drive to Concord, CA from Orange County, Ca and then drove for another 10 hours to Las Vegas to once again see Slipknot play The .5 Grey Chapter.... THE GREATEST TIME OF MY LIFE!!! >:)
Slipknot - Psychosocial (Live from Day of The Gusano)
The energy in that video from the crowd is amazing.
"I'm not your devil anymore"
Six by all that remains. Its truly a beautiful piece
Very underrated song and band for that matter.
This Calling is amazing too.
also two weeks and chiron
I love the way Corey sings! He’s very versatile with his vocal range!! Love him
Seen Slipknot twice and Stonesour once, live in Mansfield Mass. Phenomenal live shows!!!
Love me some Slipknot. Keep up the reactions! Also, its often hard to hear the vocals when performed live. You have to pull up the lyrics for live clips. Fans of course already know what hes saying when they go to shows so it doesnt matter for them.
“You’ll realize I’m not your devil anymore” that’s what he’s saying. Basically it’s about everyone who said it was him but they can’t blame him for everything.
Jess Wikked Kitten666 you need to go look at more lyrics. It’s actually talking about the struggle within oneself. And not giving into it. Someone above explained it well with some lyrics. Everyone interprets songs tho that sometimes relates to them
devin200611 I’ve watched a few interviews and that’s what I got from the source. Plus the imagery of the video is shedding their old selves.
Ya to each their own. Lyrics can often be interpreted differently. That’s also one of the good things about music as it can mean different things to different people
It was said interviews....
Can’t interpret something right from the proverbial horse’s mouth.
I like how you’ll go from rap, to metal. Not many people can do that. Especially someone who put their heart and soul in rap man. I respect that.
Taylor explained the song's meaning to The Pulse of Radio: "'The Devil In I' is really about the war inside yourself," he said. "Trying not to give into defeatism, trying not to give into negativity, trying not to give up basically. It's a struggle. It's one of the hardest thing you can do, is to give in to that side of yourself."
Not Ready To Die - A7X
Please man you'll love it
MOTIONLESS IN WHITE, YOU GOTTA REACT TO THEM
Headache
Catharsis
Another life
basically any song from them
Jon York contemptress
Reincarnate, Abigail, immaculate misconception
yeah theres too many to name from MIW
Worked backstage for them last year at the Iowa state fair “their hometown” it was lit and they are seriously all the nicest guys you’d ever meet!
Kudos to you! It's clearly nothing you would listen from day to day but it's so good to see you watch/listen and give such good feedback to music like this. In my opinion, Slipknot are iconic, and you would be amazed at the different type of fans (maggots) there are :) if you ever had the chance to, you should see these guys live, it's such an amazing experience!
Stay safe during these times LayedBak!
Having seen the live performance a few times, it isn’t amazing. Definitely watch the music video to this! Absolutely nuts
Metal vocal translation:
Undo these chains, my friend
I'll show you the rage I've hidden
Perish the Sacrament
Swallow, but nothing's forgiven
You and I can't decide
Which of us was taken for granted
Make amends
Some of us are destined to be outlived
Step inside, see the devil in I
Too many times, we've let it come to this
Step inside, see the devil in I
You'll realize I'm not your devil anymore
Under the words of men
Something is tempting the father
Where is your will, my friend?
Insatiates never even bother
You and I, wrong or right
Traded a lie for the leverage
In between the lens in light
You're not what you seem
Step inside, see the devil in I
Too many times, we've let it come to this
Step inside, see the devil in I
You'll realize I'm not your devil
I'm not your devil anymore
Your station, is abandoned
Fool you cause I know what you've done
Sensation, deprivation
You should've burned when you turned on everyone
So step inside, see the devil in I
Too many times, we've let it come to this
Step inside, see the devil in I
I know you'll find your answers in the end
Step inside, see the devil in I
You'll realize I'm not your devil, anymore
So step inside, step inside
See the devil in I, see the devil in I
Thats what i love about slipknot
They can write such melodic, almost emotional parts and then be the meanest band ever the next line
Man I’m so glad you’re here with the Slipknot reactions! I love watching your reactions to them 😍
I know when I was first getting into hard rock and metal music, especially once the internet made everything readily accessible and I had access to said internet, I'd look up lyrics or better yet, lyric videos, to get a feel of what bands were saying.
I do the same thing now that I'm catching up on my rap music because it both sounds so different and the flow and rhythm of their voice is different to I can't keep in pace with how their talking, even if its slow because I'm trying to stay with them and I'm either ending up to far ahead or behind in my brain. Though I absolutely can not stand weak or janky ass flow that too many got right now.
I would still love to see a reaction to pisces by jinjer.
I have been waiting for that react.
You have to give respect to whoever makes these sets for them and whoever comes up with the idea for them. They are insane. Slipknot is amazing.
I love how this channel brings together all music fans and they see new music it's actually crazy that there's not any arguments in the comments layedbak is also super wholesome and isn't a huge douche unlike a lot of modern musician I think I can proudly say I'm now part of the firesquad
Welcome to the family 🙏🏽
Do a reaction to Slipknot Spit it out live at Download 2009
Got to. Spit it out is gonna be the closest thing to hip hop slipknot has
How about some killswitch engage the "signal fire"
First time I saw that vid and I saw Howard I fuckin screamed like a 13 year old at a Bieber concert 😂😂😂 I did not expect that. I think I might have cried the first time I watched the video.
Jess Wikked Kitten666 I did the same thing! Howard!!
He already said Holy Diver was one of his favs, let's push it!!! Can't wait to see him say 'aint that the dude from before?!'
I actually love your reactions so much! I just keep going back and rewatching ones I’ve already seen ❤️
i just came across this. thx for uploading this right the day before my birthday :)
SKILLET WHISPERS IN THE DARK LIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
the part where he says step inside is not corey taylor is it chris fehn and his voice is muffled behind his mask
Kind of a shame he has crazy vocals behind that mask
Was corey ill or voice injured ? Sounds to be he was protecting it
Still sounds amazing tho
Yes bro. Rock that head bang, let that metal embrace you. Corey Taylor says at his shows, “metal music doesn’t care about your skin color, who you love, your age or who you pray to. It’s pure and all love.”
Step inside, see the Devil and I
You’ll realize I’m not your Devil anymore.
fun fact!
the drummer of slipknot is one on the legendary drummers in history
Bro you should check out their older songs when they were at the peak: Wait and Bleed, Before I Forget, Psychosocial, Duality... This one is a good song, but not as good as the previous ones.
We need to see some Tenacious D reactions!
Dude, I went to the Dallas, Tx date for this tour with Slipknot and Korn which ended up being on Halloween. Fucking craziest show I've ever been to.
Corey voice is insane, it’s crazy how he can switch it up that quick
I love how hes geeking over the guitar
When you take the time to look into Corey Taylor and his background his lyrics start to make more and more sense. For anyone who has lived in a lot of pain the music is actually really therapeutic. This is another bad that really got me through some bad stuff. Got a lot of my aggressions out through music.
Been listening to slipknot for a while, and you reacting to them makes me happy
This song talks about how they find past devils and becoming one with it
Bullet For My Valentine - Tears Don't Fall. You should react to this one!
Do Spit It Out, the live version from the Disasterpiece DVD in London! So Sick!!!
watched Slipknot live in Michigan. turned around and watched 3 big moshpits move together into one super moshpit and move like a hurricane... scariest moment of my life.
the song is about one of the best bassist in the band and his tragic passing thats why that album is called the gray chapter because his name was Paul Gray
Listen to “Excuse me” by Fire from the gods
Broooo yes I’ve been trying to get him to notice them !!
Yesssss
Please🤘
We gotta get him to see this one
Ahh they were so good....till they weren't. I don't know if its cuz they got a big record deal, but the album they put out....👎. I was bummed. Excuse me and the other songs they put out around then were so badass
Yall, we need to get him to listen to Afterlife by Avenged sevenfold
The craziest thing to me was finding out Jay Weinberg is the son of Max Weinberg who played in Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band and for Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Jay's first major performance was playing for Bruce Springsteen subbing in for his father. There's several videos of Max and Jay playing together and talking about their mutual love of music and drumming.
I love how people never cease to get into rock music. Rock and roll will never die
I wouldn't call it demonic, they are more representing the darkness of life in a setting. When it comes to slipknot, they are all portraying an inner personality, for example, what they would be like if life's suffering corrupted them and they embraced it.
I miss Chris’s backup vocals Tortilla Man is doing his best but will never ever be as good as him with vocals.
Saw them live last month here in ireland! They were INSANE live 💯💯
i know im late but saw slipknot in 2014 san manuel cali , was at the front gate in the pits. best performance ive ever been to. slipknot doesnt put on a concert they put on a god damn show
The reason the screaming is muffled is because Corey and the guy with the long nose mask share the screaming so that Corey can save his voice for the concert
Honestly they should have turned the homie up
When you said "it's hard to here this dude" it's usually the clown up in the sky as back up vocals
The clown up in the sky lol
Some christian gonna take that up wrong
@@InJouHande as a Christian I died laughing at this, but I'm also loving the implication that God is doing the backup vocals for Slipknot
@@brooklynnlaurick1859 as long as we all get a good laugh.
Slipknot- Disasterpiece live London 2002. Crazy live performance!!!!
Ayyyy man i been digging your videos bro. My daughter used to listen to this song when she was 3 and loved it. It was a song we sang as a lullaby at night to each other. Corey Taylor is one of the best lyricists of our time
Please react to stairway to heaven by Led Zeppelin that is a true masterpiece and great vid bro keep it up🔥🔥
You should react to Avengend Sevenfold- Nightmare
NIGHTMAREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Now your nightmare comes to life
It’s your fuckin nightmare
he did it
@@hoi7476 FINALLY, I Commented This 5 Months Agp
Love this Brandi Modrak XOXO, XOXO means hugs and Kisses to you and your family RIP Joey the drummer.
Corey Taylor used to make the sold out crowd kneel on a cement floor in a factory venue in Philly, and when he screamed everybody would jump up and slam into each other. Madness.
You need to react to Tool.
Most reactors react to Schism, The Pot or 46&2 as they were probably the most commercialized songs of theirs. Personally, I’m sick of hearing those ones being covered.
Try AEnema, Right in Two, Parabol/Parabola, The Grudge ,
,Vicarious and if you like Tool try Rosetta Stoned and when you have time try Wings for Marie parts 1&2.
You’ll realize I’m not your devil anymore
Love your energy and openness my dude. Earned my subscribe.
CoreyTaylor is one of the MOST TALENTED vocalists in rock today! Pull up Live in london and watch his acoustics version.
Yes that's right
Metallica - For whom the bell tolls. (Or) Master of puppets
You gotta do Tool. Sober, vicarious, the pot, Jambi, the grudge(favorite) or pretty much any other tool song to be honest. Whole different level (and style but whatever lol)
Check them out back in 2001 on the Conan O’Brien show, nobody was prepared for them back then especially with the song Heretic Anthem...it was all aired on national television btw
The most impressive guitar metal riffs i have ever heard were children of bodom. It's been years but this reminded me of those days. I found your channel today and I've been on a marathon of your videos. Love your channel.
He should’ve just listened to the studio audio because you can’t necessarily hear coreys screams etc. but still really good :D
He doesn't want to get demonitized from the music video lol
He doesn't want to get demonitized from the music video lol
Personally, I think rap is way harder to understand than rock. There is literally a genre called Mumble Rap. Even when rock/metal songs have raps in them it's easier to understand, like in (Spit It Out)
well, you are right in some way BUT in metal you have a genre calle dark metal and in that style honestly you dont understand almost nothing, is really hard not only because of the kind of vocals but the instrumental as well so there you have it, it depends on what kind of music you grew listening to that your ear gets used to it
He's right in a way. I'm a black man who has listened to R&B and Rap for most of my life. When I started listening and giving rock and metal a try ... ( Because all rap and R&B became the same hook over and over) I had a hard time understanding most metal songs. I kept on plugging away and found songs I liked and now 25 years later I understand every word . My kids ask me.. " dad you understand that music " I'm like.... "Yes" lol
bigmoethedon yessir,I’m doing the same! I’m a black man who also grew up listening to rap and r&b. But once the talent started to leave in hip-hop , I started listening to metal that interested me and I started realizing how deep and how much talent is involved! I don’t understand every word yet but I think I’m understanding it more as I go!
@@hollow-point8690 take your time there is a lot of music to cover. I also listened to rock when I was a kid in the 80s. When MTV actually played music.
bigmoethedon same here, I grew up in the city and the suburbs so I’ve experienced many different music genres. Someone introduced Slipknots first album to me in 9th grade. That was my first introduction to metal and I loved it! But as time went on I left rock and metal behind and went back to the music I grew up listening to. But now that I’m in my 30’s and into my own niche. Metal and rock has once again entered my life! And I’ve been digging deeper into it these past few years!
I fucking love slipknot. I will be seeing them again this year
I love that your so open minded and honest about the things u react
Guessing a lot of people will be requesting ”One” by Metallica. If you do react to it, please don’t do the official video because they talk over the instruments a lot and the instrumentation is the most impressive part of that song
The movie parts are very powerful tho
PLZ React to Slipknot orphan!!
Or Custer
Or dead memories
Heck yes SLIPNOT !!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 That "clean" that Corey Taylor is singing is so good! Jim Root, the guitarist with short hair lives here in my hometown. Saw him in Guitar Center, he's so quiet and cool. Signed my nephews guitar! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Listening to slipknot with headphones is awesome, especially the guitars. You know you're gonna hear Mick in your right ear and Jim in the left.