@@nickpastorino5370 if anyone else said that it would still be a beautiful thing to say. Never heard anyone describe music like that. Go be negative somewhere else bro.
@@ernieramos2792 I'm not being negative, I'm just pointing out that it doesn't sound beautiful to me so stop labeling me. You're just blinded by your love for him. If you can't accept the truth then you're the one being negative. Plus, you can not tell a person what they find beautiful, that's obviously subjective.
Johnny Rotten, what a legend. That "I don't give a shit what you think." in just the most casual manner and such a brutally honest tone. Genuinely had me lol
I met him at one of his book signings and he was trying to be stand-offish but when we went to take the photo together, I was standing beside him and he was sitting down. I put my hand on his shoulder and leaned down and smiled and I saw him look up at me and then imitate my smile. The photo came out with both of us with the exact same expressions on our faces. It was really sweet, and made up for his attempt to be an assh*le before.
That one struck me as the most interesting of them all, because clearly he does care what people think. Everybody does, regardless of how they rationalize it. It's part of our egos and narcissism, which we all have in varying degree. Especially for someone who was trying to look "shocking" at the time. Re-watching it again, I think the best answer Johnny Rotten could have given was, "Yes, I am." But I also understand the context and framing of the question put Mr Rotten on the defensive.
@@steves4533 actually John lydon never tried to look shocking. He died his hair because he had long hair growing up his father said he had to cut it so he cut his hair in the kitchen and died it green as he still wanted to be the one who had a say in how he looked. If you look at most of the pictures from the sex pistols John was wearing a fluffy sweater and skater jeans. He was chosen for the band because of how angry he sang and he had a t-shirt on from pink Floyd with in marker written above the bands name "I Hate". Sid was chosen because he was John's childhood friend, he was present at the gig and he had "the look". Sid's hair was cut on the same day as John and they kept it in the style of wtf I don't have any kind of hairstyle.
Love when interviewers think they are going to out class or make Manson look stupid. They are genuinely astonished at how well spoken and intelligent that man really is. Michael Moore: "what would you say to the kids of Columbine if they were here today". Manson: "I wouldn't say a single word, I would sit back and listen because that's what they needed and what the people failed to do".
Hes also an older man specifically targetting vulnerable teens. I'm not saying there's anything negative about him.... I just kind of see him as Backstreet Boys with eyeliner.
@@timothyhoward6112 Lol that is the stupidest comparison I have ever heard. The Backstreet Boys were a manufactured boy band with not a drop of substance or intelligence. Manson is an intelligent guy going out with a brilliant statement on everything.
@@TECfan1 Oh and to take it even further, since you had to attack me... Hes signed with Interscope...... Interscope records, home of:: Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, Imagine Dragons, Maroon 5, One Republic......and 5 seconds of summer.... So how is he not just another Pop star?
coffee carnage : Actually, that is an 110% inaccurate statement. People with higher IQs are more at risk of developing mental illness. This has been studied for a very long time, many many times. It has been proven. And as to our last conversation on meeting in person, it’s because I think we should talk about your last comment about Cornell. I’m sure that there is a lot of folks on here who would like to hear you make that comment in person, so we can talk to you about it of course.
He was murdered because he was going to expose a massive pedophilia ring comprised of politicians, Hollywood actors/executives, royalty and the Uber rich..😳
He really was. His name is Jan Douwe Kroeske. How that guy ever got his own show is a mystery. He was famous for his cringe-inducing interviews. What an asshole.
in the unedited interview he stares at him for about 3 minutes in silence then sips his wine. I have no idea why they would edit it out as thats the main reason the wine sip has so much impact.
Dylan Jones They aren’t. Fox News tries giving somewhat accurate and unbiased opinion (not ideal at all) and CNN just show the delusional left narrative (which in a normal country isn’t considered news but opinion pieces) they don’t even try.
@@coolthief8375 seriously? CNN has a pro-corporate bias, no doubt, but Fox is a straight up propaganda arm of the Republican Party. Studies have found that watching Fox News makes people LESS informed.
well thats kind of non - nonsensical, as if people were not so willing to engage in tat conflict, then whatever "leaders" wanted would be meaningless. Far too many people just go along with war and joining the army in the first place and reality is many of them are probably a little crazy and willingly go along with it or thi nk they are hero's or more to the point, people at home and the media put that badge on them.
Well, my friend, from an outside perspective, you may think of us as crazy. However most of the people I have met while in the military are perfectly normal, sane human beings, who have made the decision to, should the need arise, defend the country to which they belong. I believe your argument is based on inexperience with the people you are referring to. None of us think we’re heroes, and none of us are seeking out the opportunity to murder and to maim.
@@Earthfield-GeopolymerWorld I'm assuming you are American, forgive me if you are not, but the reality is that it's just a job. We are not psychos and lunatics. I served on a submarine and all the people I worked with were extremely intelligent, well mannered, good people. I did my service for the citizens, not the politicians - even though that's who ultimately gave the orders. Without volunteers, citizens would be drafted. Who would you rather have operating nuclear ships and military hardware, smart people who care about the country or people that were forced, and don't give a damn?
0:04 - Peter Steele (Rest in Peace) 0:36 - Chris Cornell (Rest in Peace) 1:14 - Twenty One Pilots 1:45 - Lou Reed (Rest in Peace) 2:29 - Henry Rollins 3:05 - Iggy Pop 3:54 - Johnny Rotten 4:26 - Jesse Leach 4:57 - Marilyn Manson 5:33 - Gaahl The chapters are out of whack.
@@erossinema8797 Your name will be lost to the universe for decades appon decades while 90% of the people in this video will continue to be celebrated.
He was a genuine human being Well acquainted with being human And could speak to almost anyone with honesty. He'll always be missed by those that knew him
You could literally insult Cornell's mother in a very awful way an he would just smile, reply with a smart answer and make you look like a fool. The thing is, I don't know why in the hell would someone in their right mind insult such a nice guy.
Well look, he's got long hair and plays loud rock music! Bad, right!?! Glad we've evolved beyond such broad stereotypes and become completely accepting of each other!
Listening to interviews with Johnny Rotten is a painful thing. It's nothing but him getting off to the sound of his own voice. He is so above it all that he does interviews to let everyone know how much he doesn't care.
Rotten/Lydon's always been spot-on and has never been afraid to tell it like it is. Seems the majority of people get offended and hurt by truth. Johnny couldn't care less.
well the interviewer asked "Why?", I think more to understand "why break the norm?". Instead of an answer he just gives a hardass remark. Pretty self-indulgent to do things indiscriminately without reason or thought.
It's so annoying, right? I don't think it's the typical approach, but it is jarring to me a few Dutch interviewers have made it in - both being terribly sad cases.. lol.
another very intelligent and informed musician. Dee Snyder is another. During his PMRC hearing, he made all those congressional folks look even more foolish than normal. just because someone has long hair, loves / plays loud music doesnt mean they have no intelligence. however, those clowns obviously didn't realize this and underestimated Dee's level of inteliigence.
I was gonna reply to someone else that focused on HR's statement,but those replies got all political. No thanks. I just wanted to point out that Henry was undoubtedly thinking of "War Pigs" from Black Sabbath when he said that. I've seen him talk about Black Sabbath a few times,seems that he likes them a lot...Specifically these "War Pigs"lyrics: "Politicians hide themselves away. They only started the war. Why should THEY go out to fight? They leave that all to the poor. Yeeaah!" Same exact thing Henry said,different words. It's not coincidence.
@@jaycoppola4324 George Orwell's Animal Farm elucidates the deceit and disgrace of socioeconomic and political realities in this world that is dead in sin/ Artists are the real educators and they're always truthful, faithful to their vocation/
The guy interviewing Chris Cornell is Jan Douwe Kroeske. He is Dutch as am I. I always thought he was a cool guy. I never knew he asked such a stupid ass question ever.....
I think he probably meant "aggressive" but for someone who is in the position to be interviewing well established musicians, and who I'd imagine probably had some degree in journalism or the music industry, he didn't seem too great at expressing himself and what he actually was wanting to know.
Gaahl and King ov Hell were fucking posers that ruined Gorgoroth for a time. All the albums they were included in were Gorgorths worst work. And then look at that, when they get the boot, Infernus comes out with Ad Majorem Sathanas and it ends up being their best album since Under the Sign of Hell.
"Wow you heard it from us folks, don't talk to this guys band mate like that, well lets take a look at number 7! But wait here's a word from our sponsor"
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Henry Rollins' interviewer actually asked a very good question in a classy way. Henry's response didn't "outclass" him. it was a good question with a good answer.
Robert Krober jr. That's great but don't you think when you sign up for the military you are voluntarily saying that you are ready to go to war when called upon? Isn't that the whole reason to join the military, to serve your country in that way? I'm sorry, but if someone signs up for the military just to get free college, then you signed up for the wrong reason.
@@Orangeokie7 No, you sign up to the military to defend your country. That does mean going to war but you trust your leaders to make the correct calls. The war on Iraq was NOT a defense and was NOT the correct call. However, when the time comes when your country is legimitely attacked and needs to defend itself, the troops will be there for you. You can support your troops and not your president or his decisions.
Kyuuga I agree but weren't we attacked on 9/11/01? Does that not justify us going to war? Besides that, my response is to the general statement made. "Troops don't start wars, Kings and leaders do." That in itself doesn't even apply to the United States. Congress declares war, not our President. Congress overwhelmingly voted to go to war after 9/11.
@@Orangeokie7 psssst that wasn't Iraq that attacked you on 9/11. Afghanistan held the terrorist, troops were in there for a year, US fucked off to Iraq to liberate some oil, I mean....to check things out and left Canadian troops to clean up Afghanistan.
@@berserker523 To be fair, nearly every interview with him is in a dim-lit room and he is always quiet. I'll be damned if he isn't one of the most terrifying dudes in the music industry.
Bill O'Riley is far from the first interviewer to learn the hard way that Manson is a lot smarter than he would first appear. His music isn't my personal taste, but he's no idiot.
@@ajohnson153 Manson is near enough a certifiable genius in terms of elocution. He responds thoroughly, picks words with caution, and does very little to "give away" the argument for people who tend to latch onto the ad hominem defenses of body language aggression or ignorance.
I remember that interview with Gaahl. He is very solo and private and in a rare moment invited those reporters into his life and home. He shared food with them. He spoke candidly. And in the end, what you see here is his complete disappointment that, in the entire time with him, they understood nothing. They may as well never should have been there. The disappointment on Gaahls face was clear.
I was looking for this explanation. Felt his disappointment through camera and his response was so damn perfect. “I don’t think you’re focusing on what’s being told.” Gaahl looked DONE. Man’s time and efforts practically wasted in that moment. Definitely a teaching moment and learning lesson in hindsight though!
@@MusicFromTheOm Gaahl spent most of his life as an icon, with people wanting to talk to him, buy his art, and listen to his music because he was Gaahl. He tried to reveal his personal side, the one that no one ever got to see for the first real time in ages, and all the interviewer was able to see was Gaalh the icon. Right before this clip, he says that he's tired of people acting like he's greater than they are and worthy of leadership and guidance, because he's not. And what does the interviewer say right after? "Guide me."
'Guide me'. I can understand this sentiment with someone who is your hero or superior, but it's still a pathetic approach as a journalist. Research your topic and write some decent questions down, or borrow some from others. Do your fucking job. It's not a casual chat over brews.
@@pryingeyes1551 I don't know if you saw that short documentary, and I don't know if this answer even applies to your statement, but really I'm looking to regurgitate my knowledge of the situation and I chose your comment. So here it is; He spent the entire time with those journalists sharing his wine and his beliefs about how he doesn't believe he is a leader or anything special at all, and at the end of all of that, the dumbass still asks him how it feels to be a leader. It became evident to him that he wasn't being heard anyway. It is a terrifying look, but there's an explanation for it if anyone is wondering why.
"I was ill, i'm not sorry that i was ill. And as i felt like i was going to vomit anyway i thought "well, i might do it with some style" " how do you even recover from that answer? lol
last interview... GAAHL, who lives a live far away from society, did this great effort to spend 2 or 3 days with some guys trying to explain he does not want to be seen as a role model. The last day, during the interview, one guy asked him how it feels to be a role model. GAAHL realized that the 2 or 3 days he tried to explain how he is and what he stands for, was all for nothing... There is a longer upload about this visit on youtube, that's worth watching.
I saw it different: Gaahl took him on that long hike to try to teach him about a certain submission to nature to find personal power and the only question he could ask was about being *lonely* . He thought it was a weak sheeple question, and something about focusing on someones supposed loneliness, when they've already shown you a unique experience is irritating. ruclips.net/video/32iX5lbVDto/видео.html
Pancakes Flying lmaooo i was thinking this too i remember that time when the guy was like why is your name marilyn manson and he was just like cause that’s my name
@Keith Sizemore As a teenager I loved Marilyn Mason. I dressed in a rock/goth style and because of this, I worried a few family members. I remember trying to explain how intelligent Mason and other singers I liked were, but no one was having it. I still think he has an interesting mind.
Same here, but man, are his interviews great. You get a sense of how much intention and thought he’s put into his role as an artist and entertainer, and what his responsibilities are. You just gotta respect that.
Really? I believe you choose not to enjoy his music rather than be honest with yourself and your likes or dislikes. Go and listen to each one of his songs at least one time. I'd be willing to bet money that you enjoy at least 3 of them.
@@bobtom3625 I don't know man, everyone has different tastes, and thats cool. For me its just a stylistic thing. it's just too polished for me. Not that polished can't sound good to me either, but there needs to be something else in there too, for it to grab me. I tried. This is just my reason. I appreciate him as an artist, It's just not my jam.
Sometimes it's nice to put things where they don't originally belong, that's how we get these unique moments . At least he was honest without being a douchebag unlike most journalists
“Better to use a curse word than hurt someone “ I’m not a fan of mansions music but I do like his way of thinking Edit: in light of recent events I have to say I don't like his way of thinking on EVERYTHING........
I noticed that alot of people are like that, same with me I'm not a big fan of his music but I respect him as a person and Artist. I love watching his interviews.
Erykrockmusic yeah bro. I mean I’m a musician so I can totally understand his music is amazing in its own right. Just not what I enjoy listening to. But outside of music I love listening to him talk. I love the dichotomy between his appearance and his personality. Don’t judge a book and all that stuff !!!
Peter Steele is my favorite artist of all time, and just seeing him make this list makes me happy beyond words. Most famous/richer people make me feel as though I can't trust them, but Steele wasn't really one of most. He knew what I felt before I even existed. I will forever love that man, even when the day comes that I join him in the afterlife. Sleep peacefully, Peter. 🖤💚
Yeah, I don't know who he is. Not being rude I just genuinely don't know who he is but that was ridiculous "guide me"- what? That look says everything, lol.
Now fans act like they own the stars (and "influencers"). I've heard recently of fans stopping by people's home's and funerals unannounced and uninvited. So much entitlement.
@evolvinglight&love ….First off I love Iggy....that said that interviewer was the late Peter Gzowski and he was an excellent kind and smart interviewer. If you saw that whole interview you'd see that it's actually Iggy that comes off as a pretentious asshole and he did with many interviews at that time ( he readily admits this as well) Like I say I love Iggy but he gave man a cringe worthy interviews. Here is the interview, if you read people's comments most agree, Iggy came off not looking too cool ruclips.net/video/1-WxFyuHsbE/видео.html
I admire him as well. I actually don't care for his music, but he's actually a good actor, and he did a comedy special many years ago that was funny, and he has done some speeches I also found to be smart and well thought out.
I thought so too until I saw this very disturbing interview with him and some kid. Rollins came across as a real jerk. ruclips.net/video/9XKDhnb3z4M/видео.html
Black flag is one of my favorite bands ever. With and without him. I actually met rollins at cannibis fest in dc! Super down to earth guy! Spoke to him about partying with glenn danzig,he was 100% respectful and down to earth
I was so embarrassed after that interviewer asked Gaahl to guide him. It was like a slap to the face after all the stuff you saw and heard on the video!
Noah Laufer I think you need some context. The interviewers were really annoying for the entire thing. The band also answered this question before on multiple occasions.
His music isn't for me but I have immense respect for his intellect. He respects all cultures, has been to a lot of countries in war zones to talk with the people there, etc.
two of my favourite musicians back to back Mr Peter Steele and Mr Chris Cornell. I miss you both very much. Both apparently had 4 octaves voices which I didn't know until they had passed.
I've seen that full Vice episode with Gaahl. The interviewer went to his house which is in some remote mountain village. Gaahl then suggested they go for a walk which ended up being a 4 hour hike in fading light up a mountain in freezing conditions. Gaahl didn't even talk to them or stop when they did, just kept wandering off into the fog.
2:29 the Henry Rollins question was legit I think, the interviewer wasn't attacking him at all and truly being curious about how an an anti war and anti Bush person ended up with the USO.
@@spookrockcity lol but let’s stay reasonable here He couldn’t wrap his brain around the phrase “to play us out” He did it live, but only because he was too stupid to understand what was on a teleprompter.
I met Jesse Leach once in Endicott, NY in 2010. His band The Empire Shall Fall drove 9 hours to play a gig in my town. The night had some glitches, and their set was cut short by the bar owner shutting off the lights on them for apparently playing too late at night. I was kind of shocked, but Jesse and all the guys were still so humble and everything. He was genuinely nice and courteous and thanked me for coming as there were so few people in attendance. I will always admire his attitude and down to earth nature. He gave me some free merch and shook my hand. Humble as fuck.
"Your rock is loud."
"I know, *can you believe it?*"
Cornell was just too perfect.
And that little 'gawk' head-shake he does after that is just perfect, like "Ok man, I heard you twice the first time, got anything else?"
aw:(
Weird interview
It's a shame your bold marks didn't work :(
That interviewer was so out of his element.
“It’s just so loud“
“I know, can you believe it?”
*Interviewer.exe has stopped working*
Ha ha ha!
Thats a great look Cornell gave him...
i like how after the awkward silence went on a little too long he kinda gave him a nod like "come on, say something back"
Cornell was just as surprised as the interviewer that it was as badass as it was
@@doubleclick4132 To me the Nod says "You weren't expecting that answer were you eh?" ahahai. Chris Cornell is a badass
"Just wanna make some sounds that many people may not hear the rest of the day"...such a beautiful thing to say. RIP Chris Cornell.
What's beautiful about it? If anyone else said that they would be called weird, not beautiful.
@@nickpastorino5370 if anyone else said that it would still be a beautiful thing to say. Never heard anyone describe music like that. Go be negative somewhere else bro.
@@ernieramos2792 I'm not being negative, I'm just pointing out that it doesn't sound beautiful to me so stop labeling me. You're just blinded by your love for him. If you can't accept the truth then you're the one being negative. Plus, you can not tell a person what they find beautiful, that's obviously subjective.
@@nickpastorino5370 LMAO!!! Dude you're a hilarious troll. Good job.
@@nickpastorino5370 It's funny you preach about subjectivity but the concept of it seems to have escaped you entirely.
Johnny Rotten, what a legend. That "I don't give a shit what you think." in just the most casual manner and such a brutally honest tone. Genuinely had me lol
Same, i legit screeched when he said that 😂
I met him at one of his book signings and he was trying to be stand-offish but when we went to take the photo together, I was standing beside him and he was sitting down. I put my hand on his shoulder and leaned down and smiled and I saw him look up at me and then imitate my smile. The photo came out with both of us with the exact same expressions on our faces. It was really sweet, and made up for his attempt to be an assh*le before.
That one struck me as the most interesting of them all, because clearly he does care what people think. Everybody does, regardless of how they rationalize it. It's part of our egos and narcissism, which we all have in varying degree. Especially for someone who was trying to look "shocking" at the time. Re-watching it again, I think the best answer Johnny Rotten could have given was, "Yes, I am." But I also understand the context and framing of the question put Mr Rotten on the defensive.
@@steves4533 actually John lydon never tried to look shocking. He died his hair because he had long hair growing up his father said he had to cut it so he cut his hair in the kitchen and died it green as he still wanted to be the one who had a say in how he looked. If you look at most of the pictures from the sex pistols John was wearing a fluffy sweater and skater jeans. He was chosen for the band because of how angry he sang and he had a t-shirt on from pink Floyd with in marker written above the bands name "I Hate". Sid was chosen because he was John's childhood friend, he was present at the gig and he had "the look". Sid's hair was cut on the same day as John and they kept it in the style of wtf I don't have any kind of hairstyle.
Yess!!! That was such great answers to those questions!
Iggy Pop telling the interviewer he's calling him sir because he forgot what his name was is so awesome.
I do the same thing but with dude.
I’ve done that before lol
Yup!
He does (pre corona) a radio show on bbc 6 music ‘the confidential’. It’s a good listen.
That WAS is so awesome dude! It it sure was is man... Was is.
Love when interviewers think they are going to out class or make Manson look stupid. They are genuinely astonished at how well spoken and intelligent that man really is. Michael Moore: "what would you say to the kids of Columbine if they were here today". Manson: "I wouldn't say a single word, I would sit back and listen because that's what they needed and what the people failed to do".
Hes also an older man specifically targetting vulnerable teens. I'm not saying there's anything negative about him.... I just kind of see him as Backstreet Boys with eyeliner.
@@timothyhoward6112 Lol that is the stupidest comparison I have ever heard. The Backstreet Boys were a manufactured boy band with not a drop of substance or intelligence. Manson is an intelligent guy going out with a brilliant statement on everything.
@@TECfan1 Okey. Butthurt or not that's my opinion and how I see it.
@@TECfan1 Oh and to take it even further, since you had to attack me... Hes signed with Interscope...... Interscope records, home of:: Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Selena Gomez, Katy Perry, Imagine Dragons, Maroon 5, One Republic......and 5 seconds of summer.... So how is he not just another Pop star?
Timothy Howard maybe because of the messages in his songs. I don’t hear any pop stars criticizing the lies in Christianity.
Chris Cornell was courteous and cleverly funny there.
Interviewer: music is loud.
Cornell: yeah. *silence and direct eye contact*
Which says a lot about Cornell because Jan Douwe Kroeske was being an idiot here.
Idiot interviewer
When wasn’t Cornell courteous and cleverly funny?!?! He was a genius and still is to me. RIP CC
coffee carnage : Actually, that is an 110% inaccurate statement. People with higher IQs are more at risk of developing mental illness. This has been studied for a very long time, many many times. It has been proven. And as to our last conversation on meeting in person, it’s because I think we should talk about your last comment about Cornell. I’m sure that there is a lot of folks on here who would like to hear you make that comment in person, so we can talk to you about it of course.
Cornell seemed like a genuinely chill dude. Shame he's no longer with us.
He was murdered because he was going to expose a massive pedophilia ring comprised of politicians, Hollywood actors/executives, royalty and the Uber rich..😳
@@claudiaholmes8468 Take your medication.
@@claudiaholmes8468 Log off Facebook and go visit your grandkids
Rip
Chris is always with us. Ascend to a higher frequency and you can communicate with him.
The guy interviewing Chris Cornell seems to be in the wrong line of work.
that guy was like my entire family. some people are really don't know what metal and rock music is...
He really was. His name is Jan Douwe Kroeske. How that guy ever got his own show is a mystery. He was famous for his cringe-inducing interviews. What an asshole.
@coffee carnage Ok chief.
@coffee carnage I bet you're fun to hang out with. Reply all you like, I'm done now 👋
Coffee carnage, I’d like to meet you sometime. I’ll come to you so no worries. Let’s exchange info please
The silent glare and red wine sip was my favourite.
He sipped that wine with a look on his face like " this is the blood from the last clown that tried to interview me"!!!
The documentary that came from is actually pretty interesting.
@@Claymore84517 most wouldn't get it. Talk about off the grid.
jdhed1 no kidding.
in the unedited interview he stares at him for about 3 minutes in silence then sips his wine. I have no idea why they would edit it out as thats the main reason the wine sip has so much impact.
*"It's better to use a curse word than hurt somebody"*
Something that the fox pro-war, pro-military industrial complex, pro-brainwash, pro-torture hypocrite will never understand.
Pena Punkkanen Hold up. You mispelled CNN.
@@coolthief8375 That's cute, still thinking they aren't the same thing.
Dylan Jones They aren’t. Fox News tries giving somewhat accurate and unbiased opinion (not ideal at all) and CNN just show the delusional left narrative (which in a normal country isn’t considered news but opinion pieces) they don’t even try.
@@coolthief8375 seriously? CNN has a pro-corporate bias, no doubt, but Fox is a straight up propaganda arm of the Republican Party. Studies have found that watching Fox News makes people LESS informed.
Chris was always so polite. Love him.
One of proofs how drugs are bad...
“It’s too complex, too deep.... you’re sitting on a table.” 😂😂😂😂
sitting on a table not in
ok calm down Mr. Bryce.
y'ou'r'e*
Hahaha.. I know 👌😂🤣
*you're
Lou Reed looks like Ben Stiller in the Starsky and Hutch reboot.
Levi Palacios fuck, you beat me to it 😂
Dammnit
Bicardi and cola, do it do it!!
Biggest fixture chain in the south land.
Hahahaha I died
2:59 ... What _Rollins_ said was the absolute truth, *_"Troops don't start wars, kings & leaders do."_*
well thats kind of non - nonsensical, as if people were not so willing to engage in tat conflict, then whatever "leaders" wanted would be meaningless. Far too many people just go along with war and joining the army in the first place and reality is many of them are probably a little crazy and willingly go along with it or thi
nk they are hero's or more to the point, people at home and the media put that badge on them.
Well, my friend, from an outside perspective, you may think of us as crazy. However most of the people I have met while in the military are perfectly normal, sane human beings, who have made the decision to, should the need arise, defend the country to which they belong. I believe your argument is based on inexperience with the people you are referring to. None of us think we’re heroes, and none of us are seeking out the opportunity to murder and to maim.
@@Earthfield-GeopolymerWorld I'm assuming you are American, forgive me if you are not, but the reality is that it's just a job. We are not psychos and lunatics. I served on a submarine and all the people I worked with were extremely intelligent, well mannered, good people. I did my service for the citizens, not the politicians - even though that's who ultimately gave the orders. Without volunteers, citizens would be drafted. Who would you rather have operating nuclear ships and military hardware, smart people who care about the country or people that were forced, and don't give a damn?
@@WZW1982 hi. Not American. I did not say everyone was "psychos and lunatics" that is obviously an absurd idea.
@@WZW1982 i just mean this s a general observation about societal attitudes and conditioning. Not a personal criticism on people
0:04 - Peter Steele (Rest in Peace)
0:36 - Chris Cornell (Rest in Peace)
1:14 - Twenty One Pilots
1:45 - Lou Reed (Rest in Peace)
2:29 - Henry Rollins
3:05 - Iggy Pop
3:54 - Johnny Rotten
4:26 - Jesse Leach
4:57 - Marilyn Manson
5:33 - Gaahl
The chapters are out of whack.
Most of these people were/ aren't famous. Who the fuck is Gaahl???? Jesse Leach?
@@erossinema8797 Your name will be lost to the universe for decades appon decades while 90% of the people in this video will continue to be celebrated.
Are you sure it's not ben stiller at 1:45?
@@erossinema8797 girl-
@@erossinema8797 Gaahl is only one of the most famous singers in black metal
RIP Chris Cornell. We lost a good guy. The world is too full of bad ones.
He was exposing massive pedophile rings. Go figure...
Then suicide...
make me sad to see his part even though it was so funny
Chris and Chester Bennington were going to expose a massive pedophilia ring.
Same thing with Anthony Bourdain.
They were murdered.
@@Cittamatra him and Chester. God bless them
"-You don't have to call me sir.
-No, I don't have to, I forgot your name."
God bless Iggy Pop.
Don’t ruin it with god
nicole avery 🥴 wow, you’re so edgy 😎 😂🤣
Classic Iggy.
On a side note: Who the fuck is this "sir" dude anyway !?
nicole avery top 10 atheism wins number 1 😎😎
Chris Cornell "outshined" his interviewer.
Nice one! Love that song!)
I think anyone would to an interviewer that only says "your music is loud " ..
Even the spice girls would come off looking shined🤷♀️
Sydney Prescott It’s a pun because Soundgarden has a song called Outshined
Lol
😂
“You don’t stand a chance.” Lou Reed doesn’t fuck around.
Right? Lol I read this comment as he said that 😂
"It's better to use a swearword than to hurt somebody" - that's exactly what I believe in
It wasn't that deep.
Yep, not deep at all.. i mean sure it might be if you're 12
@@jesse_cole I'm not saying it's deep, it's just my way of living
Oh yeah, does that sound too sublime for that simple words in your opinion too?
Im an advocate of free speech all day but if you have to yell words to control yourself you belong in the subway
I would like someone to demonstrate what is wrong with the word FUCK. It's another word for Sex an expression of love and reproduction.
0:30
"my mother is watching this so im gonna watch what i say" even metal cant surpasssed the power of mothers >,
haha xD so true!
I feel like it was more of a better way to dodge what's honestly a really invasive question. He's asking super private questions.
If Peter minds, I should mind too...
@@ThiccOleCat to be fair, he was on Jerry Springer. It's kind of the nature of the show.
@@zcasper1985 Oh 100%. It's why the response is also so humorous.
*Goes to a rock concert*
"But the sOUnD.... Its ToO LoUD"
LOL. Keiran before Karen
Yeah right, fuck that oddball
“I know can you believe it!”
It's like having someone at a rave get insulted for offering them drugs lol.
that's why they're called SOUNDgarden
"Why don't you give me the answer and I'll repeat it?"
Legend.
Oh man we need Ben Stiller doing a Lou Reed biopic.
yeah. i thought that was Ben Stiller for a second.
I thought it was Ben stiller as Starsky for a minute..
Lou Reed grew up to become Ben Stiller
Shit, like many, I thought it was Ben Stiller!
Or Jesse Eisenberg
Chris didn't ouclassed the interviewer, he *outshined* him
🤣🤣😉😉😉
Aw boy
This comment is criminally underrated.
Wowwww
nice one
Chris Cornell had such beautiful eyes and voice.
Such a genuine soul
He was a genuine human being
Well acquainted with being human
And could speak to almost anyone with honesty.
He'll always be missed by those that knew him
the fact that we have to say had makes my heart break. soundgarden and chris is the only reason why I am alive right now
It's the smile for me.
He was extremely handsome for real 😍
You could literally insult Cornell's mother in a very awful way an he would just smile, reply with a smart answer and make you look like a fool. The thing is, I don't know why in the hell would someone in their right mind insult such a nice guy.
I think that the interviewer was just dumb
@@iridescent9254 You don't say
@@kristiecornell5723 are you really Kristie Cornell
german
Well look, he's got long hair and plays loud rock music! Bad, right!?!
Glad we've evolved beyond such broad stereotypes and become completely accepting of each other!
The Chris Cornell one is probably my favorite lol. R.I.P. Chris Cornell
MJNation 🌹🌺❤️
Chris answered him the best way, that LOOK like, "ah, yeah, it should be loud". RIP Chris Cornell.
"Am I not entitled to do what I want with my own body?? I think I am." PREACH
He was a Rotten feminist. Who knew?
Listening to interviews with Johnny Rotten is a painful thing. It's nothing but him getting off to the sound of his own voice. He is so above it all that he does interviews to let everyone know how much he doesn't care.
Rotten/Lydon's always been spot-on and has never been afraid to tell it like it is. Seems the majority of people get offended and hurt by truth. Johnny couldn't care less.
well the interviewer asked "Why?", I think more to understand "why break the norm?". Instead of an answer he just gives a hardass remark. Pretty self-indulgent to do things indiscriminately without reason or thought.
It was so cringy imo, it wasn't even an adequate argument.
Is the Dutch / German usual approach to interviews just insult the artist and see what they say back?
Love your art.
It's so annoying, right? I don't think it's the typical approach, but it is jarring to me a few Dutch interviewers have made it in - both being terribly sad cases.. lol.
What're you gonna do fight a German?
Wtf you’re still alive?
If that’s true, then no wonder why so many interviews have gone horribly. Also, Salad Fingers is really good.
"Soldiers don't start wars, kings and leaders do." Henry ain't wrong.
another very intelligent and informed musician. Dee Snyder is another. During his PMRC hearing, he made all those congressional folks look even more foolish than normal. just because someone has long hair, loves / plays loud music doesnt mean they have no intelligence. however, those clowns obviously didn't realize this and underestimated Dee's level of inteliigence.
I was gonna reply to someone else that focused on HR's statement,but those replies got all political. No thanks. I just wanted to point out that Henry was undoubtedly thinking of "War Pigs" from Black Sabbath when he said that. I've seen him talk about Black Sabbath a few times,seems that he likes them a lot...Specifically these "War Pigs"lyrics:
"Politicians hide themselves away.
They only started the war.
Why should THEY go out to fight?
They leave that all to the poor.
Yeeaah!"
Same exact thing Henry said,different words. It's not coincidence.
@@jaycoppola4324 George Orwell's Animal Farm elucidates the deceit and disgrace of socioeconomic and political realities in this world that is dead in sin/ Artists are the real educators and they're always truthful, faithful to their vocation/
@@FabzRoma-is3sq Uuuhh...OK.
The guy interviewing Chris Cornell is Jan Douwe Kroeske. He is Dutch as am I. I always thought he was a cool guy. I never knew he asked such a stupid ass question ever.....
"It's so loud "Chris Cornell speaking in to the megaphone 🔊😂😂😂
Jan Douwe Kroeske.. Wat een grade-a randdebiel.
I could be wrong but I just assumed the dude had poor English skills and was just having trouble trying to say what he meant
@@jordanparker7407 nope, his english is good. Just a stupid question 😂😂😂
He's complaining that Soundgarden was too loud. WTF, that's what Soundgarden was all about!
Chris Cornell looked confused like wtf is this guy trying to say exactly like "loud?" okay? Lmao
I think he probably meant "aggressive" but for someone who is in the position to be interviewing well established musicians, and who I'd imagine probably had some degree in journalism or the music industry, he didn't seem too great at expressing himself and what he actually was wanting to know.
@@salt5999 Also it was clear English in't his first language and he didn't know the right word for what he wanted to describe
They didn't give the Gaahl clip the justice it deserved. That glare was like 5 minutes longer. It was like a painting coming to life.
And the kicker was the next question. "where do you get your inspiration from?" * glare* "........................Satan............................"
@@Mp57navy thank you, that is the only part i remember from that doc, and i couldnt remember what the question was...........Satan..........
Classic Video clip..... Stuff Horror movies are made in the brains of Gaahl... That stare was way longer and way heavier
Gaahl and King ov Hell were fucking posers that ruined Gorgoroth for a time. All the albums they were included in were Gorgorths worst work. And then look at that, when they get the boot, Infernus comes out with Ad Majorem Sathanas and it ends up being their best album since Under the Sign of Hell.
I couldn't even hear that part of the video
God I love Chris "....I know can you believe it?...." just shut that interviewer right down, he was legitimately speechless lol.
I like that there's no cheesy narration between clips.
Ikr?
"Wow you heard it from us folks, don't talk to this guys band mate like that, well lets take a look at number 7! But wait here's a word from our sponsor"
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But that's even worse.
People do it because they are afraid of copy right. By doing it you creating a new value or perspective and therefor it falls under fair use.
@@hohnjopkins5705 I understand that but all too often it's just a lot of blah, blah, blah that drones on instead of a unique perspective or value.
Interviewer- "what would you like us to ask you?"
Lou Reed- "why don't you give me the answer and I'll repeat it."
GENIUS
"You're sitting on a table"
I'm glad he pointed it out lol
I could do more on the table... 🤮
that whole interview is horrible and you can just tell josh and Tyler had enough of it
@@edelweiss14__ you've seen the actual interview? Like the whole thing?
Hex Mac yeah a while back when I used to like tøp
@@edelweiss14__ and the interview was that bad? Lol
I love how Iggy is a nice guy even when mocking somebody.
He always had that heor of "I could rip your face off at any moment" vibe.
Yeah, Iggy is a monster of a performer but he's also quite famous for being a gentleman.
Henry Rollins' interviewer actually asked a very good question in a classy way. Henry's response didn't "outclass" him. it was a good question with a good answer.
That interviewer is Rove McManus. 🙂🇦🇺
Odd seeing you here Mr. Weston.
Click-baity titles be click-baity.
Troops don't start wars, Kings and Leaders do! 👍
Robert Krober jr. That's great but don't you think when you sign up for the military you are voluntarily saying that you are ready to go to war when called upon? Isn't that the whole reason to join the military, to serve your country in that way? I'm sorry, but if someone signs up for the military just to get free college, then you signed up for the wrong reason.
@@Orangeokie7 No, you sign up to the military to defend your country. That does mean going to war but you trust your leaders to make the correct calls. The war on Iraq was NOT a defense and was NOT the correct call. However, when the time comes when your country is legimitely attacked and needs to defend itself, the troops will be there for you.
You can support your troops and not your president or his decisions.
Kyuuga I agree but weren't we attacked on 9/11/01? Does that not justify us going to war?
Besides that, my response is to the general statement made. "Troops don't start wars, Kings and leaders do." That in itself doesn't even apply to the United States. Congress declares war, not our President. Congress overwhelmingly voted to go to war after 9/11.
@@Orangeokie7 9/11 was an inside job tho
@@Orangeokie7 psssst that wasn't Iraq that attacked you on 9/11. Afghanistan held the terrorist, troops were in there for a year, US fucked off to Iraq to liberate some oil, I mean....to check things out and left Canadian troops to clean up Afghanistan.
That Gaahl interview part was so quiet that I had to raise the volume and then my ears flew through the roof when the outro song kicked in.
That stare was quite intimidating - I'd hate to be on the other end of it!
@@raysmetaltracks6782 OH Man I thought the same! like that interviewer is gonna come up missing LMAO!
@@berserker523 To be fair, nearly every interview with him is in a dim-lit room and he is always quiet. I'll be damned if he isn't one of the most terrifying dudes in the music industry.
@@molkozero Looking at Ghaal in the eyes reminds me of that saying "If you stare long enough into the abyss..."
That Gus Fring stare.
Lol at 0:35. The fact that Peter Steele is the most well mannered Jerry Springer guest ever during his clip absolutely kills me!
Chris Cornell still has me laughing so hard!!! "It's so loud", "I know can you believe it?" Hahaha I miss him so much
it wouldnt be a “musician outclasses interviewer” video without manson
Bill O'Riley is far from the first interviewer to learn the hard way that Manson is a lot smarter than he would first appear. His music isn't my personal taste, but he's no idiot.
@@ajohnson153 Manson is near enough a certifiable genius in terms of elocution. He responds thoroughly, picks words with caution, and does very little to "give away" the argument for people who tend to latch onto the ad hominem defenses of body language aggression or ignorance.
@@Robert5185 Lol, tool.
I remember that interview with Gaahl. He is very solo and private and in a rare moment invited those reporters into his life and home. He shared food with them. He spoke candidly. And in the end, what you see here is his complete disappointment that, in the entire time with him, they understood nothing. They may as well never should have been there. The disappointment on Gaahls face was clear.
I was looking for this explanation. Felt his disappointment through camera and his response was so damn perfect. “I don’t think you’re focusing on what’s being told.” Gaahl looked DONE. Man’s time and efforts practically wasted in that moment. Definitely a teaching moment and learning lesson in hindsight though!
Thank you for clearing that up! You can clearly see he is fed up with the reporter.
@@MusicFromTheOm Gaahl spent most of his life as an icon, with people wanting to talk to him, buy his art, and listen to his music because he was Gaahl. He tried to reveal his personal side, the one that no one ever got to see for the first real time in ages, and all the interviewer was able to see was Gaalh the icon. Right before this clip, he says that he's tired of people acting like he's greater than they are and worthy of leadership and guidance, because he's not. And what does the interviewer say right after? "Guide me."
"Guide me" is also a dumb thing to demand of an open practioner of the Left Hand Path.
'Guide me'. I can understand this sentiment with someone who is your hero or superior, but it's still a pathetic approach as a journalist. Research your topic and write some decent questions down, or borrow some from others. Do your fucking job. It's not a casual chat over brews.
The look ghaal gives him like “bro you’re the fucking interviewer.” Is funny as fuck
The look...and then the long sip of wine...deadly - love it!
The look in his eye gave me chills. Very unnerving.
@@briannamorrison380
Yeah, I didn't find it funny either. I thought it was terrifying. But, he is Gaahl. I wouldn't expect anything less.
@@pryingeyes1551 I don't know if you saw that short documentary, and I don't know if this answer even applies to your statement, but really I'm looking to regurgitate my knowledge of the situation and I chose your comment. So here it is; He spent the entire time with those journalists sharing his wine and his beliefs about how he doesn't believe he is a leader or anything special at all, and at the end of all of that, the dumbass still asks him how it feels to be a leader. It became evident to him that he wasn't being heard anyway. It is a terrifying look, but there's an explanation for it if anyone is wondering why.
the interviewer actually had the audacity to say "guide me" after ghaal responded politely
Lou Reed's Ben Stiller impression is legendary.
You funny ba"&tard. ;)
Stiller would be a great choice to play Lou in a movie based on his life... totally get it!
Gaahl's interview is the epitome of silence speaks louder than words.
He does not blink for over 3 minutes
"I was ill, i'm not sorry that i was ill.
And as i felt like i was going to vomit anyway i thought "well, i might do it with some style" "
how do you even recover from that answer? lol
With laughter. That shit was funny.
last interview... GAAHL, who lives a live far away from society, did this great effort to spend 2 or 3 days with some guys trying to explain he does not want to be seen as a role model. The last day, during the interview, one guy asked him how it feels to be a role model. GAAHL realized that the 2 or 3 days he tried to explain how he is and what he stands for, was all for nothing... There is a longer upload about this visit on youtube, that's worth watching.
I saw it different: Gaahl took him on that long hike to try to teach him about a certain submission to nature to find personal power and the only question he could ask was about being *lonely* . He thought it was a weak sheeple question, and something about focusing on someones supposed loneliness, when they've already shown you a unique experience is irritating. ruclips.net/video/32iX5lbVDto/видео.html
With Rob Halford, they used to have girls night
havent even watched the video yet, but i already know that Manson is probably on this list
He does have a history of embarrassing interviewers, doesn't he?
Nowadays interviewers know not to pick a fight they aren't prepared for.
On Fox News lol
@@dacksonflux he has played them like a fiddle
Pancakes Flying lmaooo i was thinking this too i remember that time when the guy was like why is your name marilyn manson and he was just like cause that’s my name
@Keith Sizemore As a teenager I loved Marilyn Mason. I dressed in a rock/goth style and because of this, I worried a few family members. I remember trying to explain how intelligent Mason and other singers I liked were, but no one was having it. I still think he has an interesting mind.
Marilyn Manson will always outclass any interviewer
Jackt 220 oathhhhhh
@coffee carnage because he became a millionaire doing it lol. What kind of stupid question is that?
@coffee carnage so what line of work are you in?
Same with Henry Rollins.
@coffee carnage Found the dumbass.
"It's just so loud"
"I know, can you believe it?"
* silence *
So that was your favorite part too? What a unique comment. Now we know. And then you edited the post instead of just removing it entirely.
@@humphreecalabash4011 So now you know
😂😂😂🥺🥰
The Gaahl clip is classic, in the full version i swear he just stares like that for about 2 solid minutes. haha.
ya he def does.. it's great
That was the quietest and most pointed FU, ever.
Ghaal is a bad ass, but overall is is an elitist prick.
Oh brother!!!!!!!🙄
“I don’t give a shit what you think”
Basically the moral of this video is this is the best answer.
I think you're beautiful!
Literatist what
Anna Marie is hot!
Yes
Btw, I love how you made a good point and the only comments are people saying how you look. Lol. Not talking shit, just think its funny.
I’m personally not into Marilyn Manson’s music but I respect and love him as a person
He has a few songs I adore, but I too love him as a person! I truly respect him.
Same here, but man, are his interviews great. You get a sense of how much intention and thought he’s put into his role as an artist and entertainer, and what his responsibilities are. You just gotta respect that.
@@SonBrimmer I agree I've watched some and they're great.
Really? I believe you choose not to enjoy his music rather than be honest with yourself and your likes or dislikes. Go and listen to each one of his songs at least one time. I'd be willing to bet money that you enjoy at least 3 of them.
@@bobtom3625 I don't know man, everyone has different tastes, and thats cool. For me its just a stylistic thing. it's just too polished for me. Not that polished can't sound good to me either, but there needs to be something else in there too, for it to grab me. I tried. This is just my reason. I appreciate him as an artist, It's just not my jam.
"I could do more on the table."
Everybody else in the room: nah it's cool
I woulda been all like, "Just what did you have in mind? Hmm?" :)
@@TH3F4LC0Nx I'd ask her if she knows any magic tricks.
@@dacksonflux she would probably said that the only magic trick she knows is how to disappear things with her mouth and vagina..
@David Pekerosky Why? To reward her?
Dackson Flux
I was shocked by her attitude. I was surprised when they panned over to her she wasn’t splayed out bare ass naked.
What the hell was that guy doing interviewing Chris Cornell? To say he didn't belong there was an understatement.
Jan Douwe Kroeske. Another monument to Dutch mediocrity.
Sometimes it's nice to put things where they don't originally belong, that's how we get these unique moments .
At least he was honest without being a douchebag unlike most journalists
Interviewer: It's always loud
Chris Cornell: Yes
Interview skill level? Lady working at hospital gift shop.
3:54: "I think you're trying to shock people."
Johnny: "I don't give a shit what you think."
Bravo.
“Better to use a curse word than hurt someone “
I’m not a fan of mansions music but I do like his way of thinking
Edit: in light of recent events I have to say I don't like his way of thinking on EVERYTHING........
I noticed that alot of people are like that, same with me I'm not a big fan of his music but I respect him as a person and Artist. I love watching his interviews.
Erykrockmusic yeah bro. I mean I’m a musician so I can totally understand his music is amazing in its own right. Just not what I enjoy listening to. But outside of music I love listening to him talk. I love the dichotomy between his appearance and his personality. Don’t judge a book and all that stuff !!!
Well I don't listen to mansion music either, never even heard of it.
Jamie Campbell
I curse like a sailor myself, but if I were the interviewer, I would’ve simply replied “Well, it’s better to not do either.”
@@nickpastorino5370 🤣😂
Peter Steele is my favorite artist of all time, and just seeing him make this list makes me happy beyond words. Most famous/richer people make me feel as though I can't trust them, but Steele wasn't really one of most. He knew what I felt before I even existed.
I will forever love that man, even when the day comes that I join him in the afterlife. Sleep peacefully, Peter. 🖤💚
"I know, can you beleive it?" the best answer from a grunge god. Long life Mr Cornell!
Um he killed himself 2 months before Chester did in 2017. RIP
"Guide me."
....Immediately has soul sucked out *through nostrils!!
Like, that's supposed to be your job as an interviewer - to guide the conversation lol
“It’s better to use a curse word than to hurt somebody”
Iconic
Ironic
Did an interviewer really just say “it’s always just loud” to Chris Cornell!!!! Like literally one of the best 5 voices in recorded music?!?!
Johnny rotten saying it's his body and he can do whatever he wants with it was fantastic. Way ahead of his years.
And yet here we are still fighting that same battle. Thanks republicunts.
@@aylbdrmadison1051 it started with the war on drugs.
@@aylbdrmadison1051 It's not your body. The baby is IN your body. You have no right to murder a baby in the name of convenience. Fuck off.
Curtis Crampton if it can’t provide for itself then it can’t make a decision for itself. Goodbye
@@EricaFlipped What a disgusting way of seeing things.
Interviewer " guide me "
Ghaal " Satan"
Sips wine
Stares in Norwegian black metal...
Yeah, I don't know who he is. Not being rude I just genuinely don't know who he is but that was ridiculous "guide me"- what? That look says everything, lol.
That Chris Cornell interview made me feel the respect I have for that man deep from within
I don't even like metal music, but I liked it when Soundgarden played and sung it
I think Iggy Pop had the most grace.
These interviewers seem a little entitled. Like they own a piece of these stars.
River Smith heck yeah! Iffy just looked like he was having fun, he was respectful, and he never even looked to get upset
Now fans act like they own the stars (and "influencers"). I've heard recently of fans stopping by people's home's and funerals unannounced and uninvited. So much entitlement.
@evolvinglight&love ….First off I love Iggy....that said that interviewer was the late Peter Gzowski and he was an excellent kind and smart interviewer. If you saw that whole interview you'd see that it's actually Iggy that comes off as a pretentious asshole and he did with many interviews at that time ( he readily admits this as well) Like I say I love Iggy but he gave man a cringe worthy interviews. Here is the interview, if you read people's comments most agree, Iggy came off not looking too cool ruclips.net/video/1-WxFyuHsbE/видео.html
When I saw Lou Reed I thought that was Ben Stiller
Dude so did i
I too
I see Toby from the office
Me too. He sounds like Dustin Hoffman.
Right ?
iggy pop's intelligence is way underrated
Punk rock is a term for ....
Don't know why
Chris Cornell was my first rock n roll crush. His death hit me hard and still hurts to this day, hardest celebrity death I've experienced. RIP.
The man had a style all his own
My second... My first was Brandon Lee.
Henry Rollins is a gem. A smart, well spoken/mannered man with a big heart.
I admire him as well. I actually don't care for his music, but he's actually a good actor, and he did a comedy special many years ago that was funny, and he has done some speeches I also found to be smart and well thought out.
@@mitherapeuticmassage Me too, I don't like Black Flag at all, but I think that he's a very humble man.
I thought so too until I saw this very disturbing interview with him and some kid. Rollins came across as a real jerk.
ruclips.net/video/9XKDhnb3z4M/видео.html
Black flag is one of my favorite bands ever. With and without him. I actually met rollins at cannibis fest in dc! Super down to earth guy! Spoke to him about partying with glenn danzig,he was 100% respectful and down to earth
I love his band his band mean nothing more than the world to me. x
I am not a fan of Mansons music. But man he is so well spoken in interviews and so intelligent. I love him.
Gaahl killed him with his eyes. That was a classic interview.
I was so embarrassed after that interviewer asked Gaahl to guide him. It was like a slap to the face after all the stuff you saw and heard on the video!
Interviewer both trying way to hard and not nearly hard enough and mostly not treating Gaahl like a human being
“Why are you still relevant?”😂
Twenty-One Pilots did not outclass those interviewers...they just matched their obnoxiousness.
But seriously those interviewers were annoying.
And Johnny Rotten way outdid his.
Noah Laufer I think you need some context. The interviewers were really annoying for the entire thing. The band also answered this question before on multiple occasions.
@THE ACOUSTIC CAGE it kinda is though, it was a setup to a complete story told in their next album
i guess blurryface don’t care what they think
The Marilyn Mason Bill O’Reilly interview is the stuff of legends. I recommend watching the whole interview
RIP Peter Steele classy till the end
"You're sitting on a table"
"I can do a lot more on a table"
Cheeky interviewer wow
"I'm gonna quote from the stuff you've just watched to make a point you've already heard"
Yes. I will also repeat verbatim excerpts from the aformensioned video we partook in the watching of.
@@m.b.82 No one's interested!!
@@saintetienne755 I am
The dude interviewing Chris Cornell is such a square lmao
"did you notice that your music is loud?" What the hell of course
It is called SOUNDgarden for a reason.
"I know, can you believe it?" I love how Chris looks at the interviewer like, "SaY sOmEtHiNg!" Makes me smile so much 😂
“It’s like a little kid with a really big toy” - I think that is my favorite description of loud music yet 😂
"Table" to Lou Reed... that transiton was not random
therandomusarneim yes
The Supervillain YEAH
I AM THE TABLE
therandomusarneim I hate that I get this
I am the view.....
RIP Peter Steele
Dashie41 How did he pass away
@@coreyabell6332 heart failure died in 2010
Mess him and Type O every day.
And Chris.
R.I.P Lou Reed
Henry Rollins is not my cup of tea, but he was amazing in that interview; classy af.
His music isn't for me but I have immense respect for his intellect. He respects all cultures, has been to a lot of countries in war zones to talk with the people there, etc.
So you people don't like hardcore?
@@kotanovakota is that what he is? All that spoken word stuff isn't my thing. But as said above I like Rollins from interviews I've seen from him.
@@memyself898 Black Flag, my guy. He is the quintessential front man of the 80's HC Punk movement
@@lukeoneill9960 fair enough. I was never much of a Punk guy but I respect what Rollins does.
Love how you don't narrate everything to death like the others!!
Straight to what we came for! Thank you!!!!
Sort of ironic to see O'Reilly grilling Manson over 'moral decency' lol.
two of my favourite musicians back to back Mr Peter Steele and Mr Chris Cornell. I miss you both very much. Both apparently had 4 octaves voices which I didn't know until they had passed.
I've seen that full Vice episode with Gaahl. The interviewer went to his house which is in some remote mountain village. Gaahl then suggested they go for a walk which ended up being a 4 hour hike in fading light up a mountain in freezing conditions. Gaahl didn't even talk to them or stop when they did, just kept wandering off into the fog.
Nice to see Chris at a time when he felt free to be goofy, to see him happy.
RIP Chris Cornell, fucking legend and one of my all time favorite musicians
So glad someone else seems to remember Chris Cornell
Jeff McClure absolutely.
Jeff McClure yes! RIP. So tragic. I’m a huge advocate for suicide awareness. Always #checkonyourhappyfriends
2:29 the Henry Rollins question was legit I think, the interviewer wasn't attacking him at all and truly being curious about how an an anti war and anti Bush person ended up with the USO.
he was playing for the soldiers themselves. not for the US army / military. the interviewer can't distinguish between the two.
The interviewer is Rove McManus from Rove Live and other assorted shows. He is actually a really nice guy and is very well liked here in Australia.
Bill O'Reilly "you use profanity ... all that necessary?" ... O'Reilly's "F@#% it , we'll do it live" rant just came into my head :D
Well he did do it live give the man some credit
@@spookrockcity lol but let’s stay reasonable here
He couldn’t wrap his brain around the phrase “to play us out”
He did it live, but only because he was too stupid to understand what was on a teleprompter.
I still think Manson should have said "I'm the Bill O'Reilly of rock."
I met Jesse Leach once in Endicott, NY in 2010. His band The Empire Shall Fall drove 9 hours to play a gig in my town. The night had some glitches, and their set was cut short by the bar owner shutting off the lights on them for apparently playing too late at night. I was kind of shocked, but Jesse and all the guys were still so humble and everything. He was genuinely nice and courteous and thanked me for coming as there were so few people in attendance. I will always admire his attitude and down to earth nature. He gave me some free merch and shook my hand. Humble as fuck.
That Chris Cornell head nod at the end of his interview was so awesome. Miss that guy.