I'm Listening: SKILLET's latest title track "Victorious" was influenced by Chester Bennington

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[@anse1774]

Always my dream that Skillet and Linkin Park would meet. Both bands are the reason I started listening to music when I was 13.

[@Ariel_thenotsolittlemermaid]

I never met Chester, but from what I've read about him and seen in interviews and behind the scenes stuff, it seems like he would've been happy knowing that his death wasn't for nothing, that it's inspiring a change, and he would be glad to know that you're doing this, trying to help others dealing with the same kind of issues he dealt with.

[@swordandsheild1]

I don't think it's necessarily healthy to say his death wasn't for nothing, it never was for nothing, it was everything to a lot a lot of people and it should be seen that way, I get what you mean though, I just feel framing it through that lens makes things seem like he was some necessary martyr that needed to be taken from us for us to learn idk.

[@terrytyrannosaurus7354]

As a *MASSIVE* Linkin Park, Skillet, Three Days Grace and Saint Asonia fan. I had always dreamt of seeing Chester Bennington, John Cooper and Adam Gontier tour together. I mean, these three legends have entertained me for far too long and I consider them as the *"BIG THREE"* of Rock music. But I'm really glad to know that John felt the same for Chester.