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This is proof and validation how special the Kardavox Academy has become. Congratulations of reaching the level where you can get Phil on the channel. I can't wait to see what guests you may get in the future
Phil Bozeman is the Keanu Reeves of metal, you can't not like him. With the newer vocal style he's been doing recently, it's really made me appreciate the rhythm he has, if didn't surprise me that he liked rap
Quite a lot of vocalists like rap - just... not necessarily the modern top 40-style rap ;p Most guys appreciate either the lyrical stuff or the chopper-fast style stuff.
Metal > everything else. I think most metal guys have been outcasts in life and they just never wanna do that to anyone else. That’s why I love metal music jus most metal fans are the most genuine nicest people u will ever meet.
In my opinion, Phil Bozeman is the pioneer of the low gutteral style of vocals within the deathcore genre. Never heard of anyone doing that type of vocals at that level before whitechapel is around. He influenced so many vocalists in the genre and created a whole generation of vocalists doing those gutteral lows. He's arguably the greatest vocalist in the genre. We all look up to him
There may be more harsh and gnarly vocalists, but I can't think of anyone else who can be *that* aggressive and *that* emotional simultaneously. This dude is on another level entirely
The title literally made me go WHAT THE FUCK. I love the way this channel is growing. Dickie Allen and now the great Phil Bozeman. Excited to see what's next!
Seeing the transition of normal Phil as he demonstrates his technique and going into his sound is really wild. Like, you don't think this nice gentleman could possibly... And there it is. He's a very humble guy considering his impact on the genre.
Phil is such an awesome guy with a powerful voice and heavy stories. All I could think about when I heard this song is "Are you alright bro?" You feel it, if you have lost someone as close as a parent or have any story similar to his you really felt it.
The hip hop influence makes so much sense here, I've never really picked up on that. It's always cool to see how different genres influence each other, especially when the influence isn't so obvious at first glance/listen. It pays to have a well rounded musical palate.
Wow! I've never heard someone speak exactly the way i do! We suck at it! 🤣 A true introvert. Very start stop speech patterns, while unconsciously using the word "like" as a stalling mechanism so our brain can thoroughly vet every single thought before giving it the ok to exit our mouths. Awesome vid dude!!!🤘
White chapel is a band I got into after I saw them open up for cannibal corpse. At first I was like oh a cool deathcore/death metal band and then I got deep into the lyrics and I guess it really hit me and white chapel has definitely gotten me through a lot of struggles this year so thanks Phil and everyone in white chapel. And thank you mark for giving us this.
50:13 "they're in my head and I can't get rid of this song, and it just plays over and over and over" That's how we all feel, Phil. That's because it's a sick track.
My introvert senses are tingly with Phil. As an introvert myself, I feel like we tend to be able to sniff each other out. I think it's cool if so. He comes off as that introvert who's been asked the right questions to get them to open up, but are still generally reserved in nature because that is their safe place.
When the video says 18 hours until it premieres but you wanna watch it now. 😭 Also it’s huge that this guy had Dickie Allen on his channel & now he’s having the og Phil Bozeman. Absolutely legendary!!! 🙌
I really can tell how much this story means for Phil to tell. I'm hoping the sense of darkness and depression I'm getting from Phil is just because of the subject matter of the song. I'm not gonna pretend to know and feel the same as him. I hate when people say oh I know how you feel I lost someone too. Nobody can know what goes on in someone else's mind. I too have lost my parents as well. My mother to this pandemic. I hope with Phil telling this story it helps him get some of these feelings he lives with every day out and he can find some solace in that. As a Knoxville resident we need you around Phil.
Phil was so open about things, love it. Was surreal to listen to him describing the subject matter as "him" when we know it's actually about Phil. Great vid ✊🏼
Honestly hyped to learn about gutturals from the toilet bowl himself. All I can do right now are highs, and even then I'm pretty sure I'm not doing them right 😅 so hopefully this will go a long way in helping me develope my scream
Well remember, he has plenty of other reactions that delve into lows, as well as a whole ass video talking about lows, so you can try there as well. You’ll get there bretherrrrrrrr
@@jerm2332 Oh believe me b o r t h e r, I know lmao I've studied these videos more than I've studied for my college classes 😅 Phil's vocals have always been a dream goal for me, so this video is like hype squared for me!
I've been screaming for 6 years now, and I just figured out the false chord a couple weeks ago lol it just takes the right video or demonstration and it just clicks
Dude I can't express how relatable Phil explaining the albums and his darkness being in his head and continuing to follow him around in his life is. No matter where he goes or tries to relocate, it's a battle people who've been to that dark side understand very well. Its very refreshing knowing others have been there as well. Phil pushing through his pain with music letting us feel with him helping me and I'm sure so many or us get through our pain. It's powerful so thank you Phil.
This is going to be an amazing video. I remember phil in an interview that he just learned on his own and I'm super excited to hear him on the new album!
Man, huge kudos Mark. Getting Bozeman himself on a co-reaction is absolutely massive! Also jesus fucking christ Phils vocals, even in this "podcast" scenario are just unreal
@@KardavoxAcademy can you get will ramos, cj mcreery, or even dan watson. Great vid. I have sooo much respect for you mark, your vids helped alot the past 3 years ive been doing vocals.
I was extremely subpar at false chord screaming for a long time before finding this channel. I've been a fan for a good almost 2 years now, and I've gotten exponentially better. Even just the breakdowns of techniques and different possible approaches Mark goes over have helped a ton. The subtle tips for mindset improvement or warm ups or even just the mention of the whole 'singing or voice acting' thing just blew my mind wide open about all of this stuff. I'm very proud of my sound now. Thanks Kardavox Academy, y'all fuckin rule
That's so awesome to hear, Gage, I'm glad our videos have helped you! You should come join us in our Community and hang out with all of our other vocalists! :D Much love!
Man, i just discovered your channel and I LOOOOVE the way you're into music and singing. I can feel your enthousiasm and your passion and it's a relief in my days. I'm a big fan of Boseman and I can't wait to the upcoming album. Seeing this video made me excited way more! Thanks man, you make me feel less isolated. I'll continue to watch your stuff for sure.
17:39 My initial reason for learning was just to scream along with my favorite jams . But now it a therapeutic tool that allows me to release toxic emotions/thoughts related to the things I cant control in life . Thanks Phil
I miss that raw emotion in metal. I love the innovations people have made in metal when it comes to vocal sounds but this right here - "I want my words to be understood without having to pull up a lyric book. I want you yo hear my emotions behind it." THANK YOU! The progression of your music has been an awesome journey!
Great in-depth talk. The writing on this album is just amazing, both lyrically and musically. I also really enjoyed the vocal "geek talk". I was goofing with this song and remembered what Phil said about where he "feels" the resonance. With a bit of breathing practice and body positioning, I was able to connect what he meant by in the upper chest and collarbone area as I felt the tone there as well. So much of vocal instrument is visualization and awareness from our other senses. Fascinating stuff!
Yep. He was my reason. Watched his RUclips videos and he showed me how to do gutturals and blew my mind with this is exile. Hands down, knock on wood, my number one deathcore pick. If the rick and morty "show me what you got" guys showed up on earth id send him out there to perform "possession" and fucking DARE those heads to not sing along "WE ARE THE DISEASE"
Holy shit man! My favorite singer on my favourite screaming channel reacting to himself. Phil is great, dude he's such a cool guy really humble and chill Great video
i have to say this channel is so helpful to me as a vocalist! it's awesome to get tips directly from the artists themselves and with you a professional coach too
This is so fucking funny when Mark is vibing to this song and Phil doesn't care and doesn't feel the vibe cuz he created this song and knows the brutality and he's like "wtf bruh" 🤣
One of my favorite songs at the moment. It just has a really good groove and is really good death metal same time while also keeping up some deathcore influence and all this in front of a mysterious atmosphere... Amazing
Yo I e been waiting for this since I first saw the premiere pop up a couple of days ago. Crazy that you got Phil on. Keep on keeping on man, love your content
This is how a reaction video should be done. Getting the artist on your reaction video of their songs is unique and special. It's like you're watching a reaction video and a podcast at the same time which is very fascinating.
maybe that's only my thoughts.... but Phill looks so depressed and calm at the same time. He looks like a man, who already realised his lost, but still miss his parents. Now I know how I look, when I watch at my mother's picture, or video, where she's still alive.Peace
I’ve always felt the same! No idea why. But he just seems like he’d do well 🤷🏼♂️ Maybe it’s because everyone sometimes confuses him for Jensen Ackles 😂
This was awesome! Phil is one of the GOATS. It would be so cool, if you could get Alex and Steve from Despised Icon, Adam from Oceano and Elliot from Beneath the Massacre on your channel! Keep up the great work!
It's so cool to hear Phil in the beginning talking about how rap influences how he writes his lyrics with the rhythm of the song. Where he just spits the lyrics without his screams. I never thought of maybe writing songs just speaking/spitting it, then adding the brutality on it later on to figure out the flow and tempo that works best! Totally going to try it out! 🤘
When he said "not putting my all but..." and just proceeded to remind me of being 13 listening to the somatic defilement. Phil is a damn legend. Much respect for having him!
My personal inspirations for getting into doing vocals are Trevor Strnad and Alex Varkatzas. But Phil Bozeman most definitely is the one that inspired me to want to get into doing the deeper heavier stuff. Honestly im a little surprised it wasnt Mitch Lucker cause I practically praise his highs. But my most natural lows is very similar to Phil's. Only mine tends to be less gritty and uses more of my voice which resonates in a really cool sounding way.
i got to hand grapple with phil while he was down here in texas at scout bar when they were touring with upon a burning body. it was amazing, and i'll never forget that bonding moment between artist and fan. i love both of yall, and i hope to get that chance with you mark!
Figured I would chime in as this my 5th time watching this particular reaction vid from ya, thanks for getting him on as I'm a huge fan of there early alongside the current stuff.
My first Whitechapel experience was 16-17 years ago at my local venue Fathom. No one knew who they were but every weekend we’d go to see metal. I had no idea what was in store for me. I was in the pit during the opening band and all the sudden this dude hits the pit and then does a backflip off the stage back into the pit. I was like damn he’s going hard. Then they took the stage and I was like oh shit that was the backflip dude. I was ready to go back to moshing when all the sudden the sounds I heard literally froze me in place and dropped my jaw. I just stood there in absolute awe. I had never and still haven’t had an experience like that at a show. So heavy. So mean. So inspiring. I bought their only shirt which was a black T with Whitechapel written in yellow small on the chest. It wasn’t a flashy graphic but it was my favorite shirt and I wore it until it disintegrated. If you see this, thank you for that night I’ll never forget! Ear to ear
Hearing this from the man himself is really helping me learn how to do it, all I can do now is kinda shouty mids (like Andrew baena), but I'm 90% sure I'm doing it right, because I had to record a remix for band class, so I decided to give vocals a shot (and if it didn't work, it wasn't for a grade) and it didn't hurt afterward
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Love this channel! \m/ Great job! thank you!
My respect for this channel is huge, you have talked with Dickie Allen and now with Phil Bozeman, what a Deathcore legends
Now we just need Ben Duerr
@@davidingraham1918
Buckets of yes to this
@@davidingraham1918 don't forget Alex Terrible. 😁
@@Jens_Roadster would probably need a translator
@@Jens_Roadster Also, Austin Dickey
SUPERSOAKED to FINALLY get around to this one 😇
Hell yeah dude, I hope ya dig it!
Please could you 2 do a interview? Just talk music and the RUclips space and stuff...both of yall are amazing and a collab would be amasing
Didn't know you watched this channel too. Cool
This is proof and validation how special the Kardavox Academy has become.
Congratulations of reaching the level where you can get Phil on the channel. I can't wait to see what guests you may get in the future
Thanks so much dude, that means a hell of a lot!
This video was absolutely fantastic, and can’t thank both of you enough for providing content at this awesome of a level. 🤘
Thanks for watching, Tank - appreciate you!
Phil Bozeman is the Keanu Reeves of metal, you can't not like him. With the newer vocal style he's been doing recently, it's really made me appreciate the rhythm he has, if didn't surprise me that he liked rap
Quite a lot of vocalists like rap - just... not necessarily the modern top 40-style rap ;p Most guys appreciate either the lyrical stuff or the chopper-fast style stuff.
I prefer Keanu Reeves. Whitechapel is pretty average.
@@Dwarfgrinderf ”it’s not cannibal corpse so it’s mid” was a person
I love the fact that Phil is so humble and genuine...
Most dudes in this genre are good dudes just trying to fight their demons and treat others the same way (or so I have noticed).
Metal > everything else. I think most metal guys have been outcasts in life and they just never wanna do that to anyone else. That’s why I love metal music jus most metal fans are the most genuine nicest people u will ever meet.
27:09 This part sounds awesome!
28:18 Also this part!
It's kinda adorable how he goes from the deepest pits of hell kind of growl to going back to his normal talking voice lol. I love it!
In my opinion, Phil Bozeman is the pioneer of the low gutteral style of vocals within the deathcore genre. Never heard of anyone doing that type of vocals at that level before whitechapel is around. He influenced so many vocalists in the genre and created a whole generation of vocalists doing those gutteral lows. He's arguably the greatest vocalist in the genre. We all look up to him
Alex terrible from slaughter to prevail is pretty awesome too. But phil can even sing incredibly well
@@Revan-eb1wb I'm talking about greatest. In terms of "best" it's definitely Alex terrible. You get what I mean?
@@TYLERtheMAGGOT1 got ya
There may be more harsh and gnarly vocalists, but I can't think of anyone else who can be *that* aggressive and *that* emotional simultaneously. This dude is on another level entirely
He really did push the boundaries when they first came on the scene, and he's been pushing it since. Huge respect for Phil.
The title literally made me go WHAT THE FUCK. I love the way this channel is growing. Dickie Allen and now the great Phil Bozeman. Excited to see what's next!
Me too!
@@KardavoxAcademy Ben Duerr!!!!! Please Mark!!
@@Soap2987 your prayers have been heard
@@Yesyesyesyessss wait what?!
Phil is the deathcore OG. Such a great vocalist and a great dude! Very humble and down to earth
I'd still love to see Darius from Spite on here breaking down that pitched scream he does!
I'd love to hear Darius break down just about anything that he does. Still hoping to see him here at some point!
This
That would be awesome.
Mark you're going to make me cry with this one. I can't believe you've got one of the GOATs of Deathcore on the channel!
Phil being able to control his tone. Along with his speed and pronunciation is amazing. Will always be my favorite vocalist
Phil is amazing, no doubt!
Seeing the transition of normal Phil as he demonstrates his technique and going into his sound is really wild. Like, you don't think this nice gentleman could possibly... And there it is. He's a very humble guy considering his impact on the genre.
Especially considering all he's gone through in life!
@@monkeytoes1155 Agreed. I actually didn't love this song when I first heard it, but now it hits a little different to know what it means to him.
Phil “you know” Bozeman. Such a great guy and amazing vocalist
He's a legend!
Phil is such an awesome guy with a powerful voice and heavy stories. All I could think about when I heard this song is "Are you alright bro?" You feel it, if you have lost someone as close as a parent or have any story similar to his you really felt it.
This is the song of the year for me. Ive lost both my parents. Recently. This hit me like a train.
The hip hop influence makes so much sense here, I've never really picked up on that. It's always cool to see how different genres influence each other, especially when the influence isn't so obvious at first glance/listen. It pays to have a well rounded musical palate.
Rap/Hip Hop is such an underrated influence to a lot of great metal vocals, honestly.
Phil always looks like he needs a good hug. LOL
Love him!
Wow! I've never heard someone speak exactly the way i do! We suck at it! 🤣 A true introvert. Very start stop speech patterns, while unconsciously using the word "like" as a stalling mechanism so our brain can thoroughly vet every single thought before giving it the ok to exit our mouths. Awesome vid dude!!!🤘
Im can't words right now with how excited I am for this.
White chapel is a band I got into after I saw them open up for cannibal corpse. At first I was like oh a cool deathcore/death metal band and then I got deep into the lyrics and I guess it really hit me and white chapel has definitely gotten me through a lot of struggles this year so thanks Phil and everyone in white chapel. And thank you mark for giving us this.
Thanks so much for watching it!
50:13 "they're in my head and I can't get rid of this song, and it just plays over and over and over" That's how we all feel, Phil. That's because it's a sick track.
I feel like making music is Phil’s release, and hopefully him making music helps him as much as the music helps me
My introvert senses are tingly with Phil. As an introvert myself, I feel like we tend to be able to sniff each other out. I think it's cool if so. He comes off as that introvert who's been asked the right questions to get them to open up, but are still generally reserved in nature because that is their safe place.
This is going to be legendary. Can't believe you got Phil to be on your show!
When the video says 18 hours until it premieres but you wanna watch it now. 😭 Also it’s huge that this guy had Dickie Allen on his channel & now he’s having the og Phil Bozeman. Absolutely legendary!!! 🙌
Thanks for sticking around - more to come! :)
I really can tell how much this story means for Phil to tell. I'm hoping the sense of darkness and depression I'm getting from Phil is just because of the subject matter of the song. I'm not gonna pretend to know and feel the same as him. I hate when people say oh I know how you feel I lost someone too. Nobody can know what goes on in someone else's mind. I too have lost my parents as well. My mother to this pandemic. I hope with Phil telling this story it helps him get some of these feelings he lives with every day out and he can find some solace in that. As a Knoxville resident we need you around Phil.
Phil was so open about things, love it. Was surreal to listen to him describing the subject matter as "him" when we know it's actually about Phil. Great vid ✊🏼
Couldn't agree more! Thanks for watching!
Honestly hyped to learn about gutturals from the toilet bowl himself. All I can do right now are highs, and even then I'm pretty sure I'm not doing them right 😅 so hopefully this will go a long way in helping me develope my scream
Well remember, he has plenty of other reactions that delve into lows, as well as a whole ass video talking about lows, so you can try there as well. You’ll get there bretherrrrrrrr
@@jerm2332 Oh believe me b o r t h e r, I know lmao I've studied these videos more than I've studied for my college classes 😅 Phil's vocals have always been a dream goal for me, so this video is like hype squared for me!
@@lrballistics Unfortunately they didn't really talk about technique at all. :/
I've been screaming for 6 years now, and I just figured out the false chord a couple weeks ago lol it just takes the right video or demonstration and it just clicks
The best mids in the game!!!!!!!!! The fact he agreed to this says something about how prevalent your channel is!!!! Keep it up!!
45:26 man I’m so sorry Phil, we love you man 😔❤️
This is huge. I'm so glad this channel gets the attention it deserves
Mark this is about to be legendary so pumped. Thanks for everything you do!
Thanks for sticking with me dude!
@@KardavoxAcademy of course. I'm just happy to see you and Alex grow this channel to where it is and do excited to see the future for both of you!
Dude I can't express how relatable Phil explaining the albums and his darkness being in his head and continuing to follow him around in his life is. No matter where he goes or tries to relocate, it's a battle people who've been to that dark side understand very well. Its very refreshing knowing others have been there as well. Phil pushing through his pain with music letting us feel with him helping me and I'm sure so many or us get through our pain. It's powerful so thank you Phil.
So glad this happened, wish we could've had Phil here for an Orphan reaction!!
Holy sheesh this video going to be pure fire 🔥!!!
Damn straight!
This is going to be an amazing video. I remember phil in an interview that he just learned on his own and I'm super excited to hear him on the new album!
Man, huge kudos Mark. Getting Bozeman himself on a co-reaction is absolutely massive!
Also jesus fucking christ Phils vocals, even in this "podcast" scenario are just unreal
Definitely, Phil is a great vocalist, and a great dude also!
Hype train ! Kin is gonna be their best album. All three songs out are pure blast and show a lot of diversity !
HYPE TRAIN!
@@KardavoxAcademy can you get will ramos, cj mcreery, or even dan watson.
Great vid. I have sooo much respect for you mark, your vids helped alot the past 3 years ive been doing vocals.
@@junioroliver9455 BEN DUERR AS WELL
@@junioroliver9455 doubt he’ll want CJ on lol
@@joshforeman1648 cj proved hes inoccent
Love the music. Love the lyrics. Love all of it. Whitechapel is great!!!
Phil is so good. And this new WC album is absolutely incredible.
I was extremely subpar at false chord screaming for a long time before finding this channel. I've been a fan for a good almost 2 years now, and I've gotten exponentially better. Even just the breakdowns of techniques and different possible approaches Mark goes over have helped a ton. The subtle tips for mindset improvement or warm ups or even just the mention of the whole 'singing or voice acting' thing just blew my mind wide open about all of this stuff. I'm very proud of my sound now. Thanks Kardavox Academy, y'all fuckin rule
That's so awesome to hear, Gage, I'm glad our videos have helped you! You should come join us in our Community and hang out with all of our other vocalists! :D Much love!
Would be amazing to get Travis Ryan break down his vocals on the channel too!
Phil is the man. Congrats on getting him on the channel!
Thanks for watching!
Hopefully you can get Ben duerr on this channel one day lol
Editing the footage this week :)
@@KardavoxAcademy said what?!?!
@@KardavoxAcademy WHAT
@@KardavoxAcademy NO WAY
@@KardavoxAcademy MARK, DON'T YOU TEASE US LIKE THIS
Now imagine him doing a video with Will Ramos
Probably one of the reactions I'm excited for the most. Dude is such a beast
Man, i just discovered your channel and I LOOOOVE the way you're into music and singing. I can feel your enthousiasm and your passion and it's a relief in my days. I'm a big fan of Boseman and I can't wait to the upcoming album. Seeing this video made me excited way more!
Thanks man, you make me feel less isolated. I'll continue to watch your stuff for sure.
Man, this is so heartwarming to read - I'm glad this video helped you in some way, and I hope you enjoy the others too! Appreciate your bro!
So good to see Phil on here, great video, appreciate what you do!
Thanks for watching!
Are you serious?! Holly sh***! Aaah! With Phil Bozeman?! No way... I can't wait!
And I thought it was insane when he got dickie allen on the show
17:39 My initial reason for learning was just to scream along with my favorite jams . But now it a therapeutic tool that allows me to release toxic emotions/thoughts related to the things I cant control in life . Thanks Phil
I miss that raw emotion in metal. I love the innovations people have made in metal when it comes to vocal sounds but this right here - "I want my words to be understood without having to pull up a lyric book. I want you yo hear my emotions behind it." THANK YOU! The progression of your music has been an awesome journey!
Allmost 100k yeah man youre killing it 💪🏻
Can't believe you reacted to this with the man himself. You guys are some awesome, incredibly talented and humble dudes.
That's very sweet, thanks for watching dude!
I am so stoked for this!!!
Stoked!!
Great in-depth talk. The writing on this album is just amazing, both lyrically and musically. I also really enjoyed the vocal "geek talk". I was goofing with this song and remembered what Phil said about where he "feels" the resonance. With a bit of breathing practice and body positioning, I was able to connect what he meant by in the upper chest and collarbone area as I felt the tone there as well. So much of vocal instrument is visualization and awareness from our other senses. Fascinating stuff!
Yep. He was my reason. Watched his RUclips videos and he showed me how to do gutturals and blew my mind with this is exile.
Hands down, knock on wood, my number one deathcore pick. If the rick and morty "show me what you got" guys showed up on earth id send him out there to perform "possession" and fucking DARE those heads to not sing along "WE ARE THE DISEASE"
Hell yeah dude!
Holy shit man! My favorite singer on my favourite screaming channel reacting to himself.
Phil is great, dude he's such a cool guy really humble and chill
Great video
Thanks for the kind words dude, and I'm glad you dug it!
Song STILL gives me chill
i have to say this channel is so helpful to me as a vocalist! it's awesome to get tips directly from the artists themselves and with you a professional coach too
Dude. Phil fking Bozeman... King of deathcore
This is so fucking funny when Mark is vibing to this song and Phil doesn't care and doesn't feel the vibe cuz he created this song and knows the brutality and he's like "wtf bruh" 🤣
One of my favorite songs at the moment. It just has a really good groove and is really good death metal same time while also keeping up some deathcore influence and all this in front of a mysterious atmosphere... Amazing
Yo I e been waiting for this since I first saw the premiere pop up a couple of days ago. Crazy that you got Phil on. Keep on keeping on man, love your content
Thanks for watching, dude!
Holy shit I'm hyped phil is such an inspiration
Hell yeah!
This is how a reaction video should be done. Getting the artist on your reaction video of their songs is unique and special. It's like you're watching a reaction video and a podcast at the same time which is very fascinating.
Now we need Alex to complete the holy trinity
This is a dream come true. Wtf.
maybe that's only my thoughts.... but Phill looks so depressed and calm at the same time. He looks like a man, who already realised his lost, but still miss his parents. Now I know how I look, when I watch at my mother's picture, or video, where she's still alive.Peace
This interview/breakdown/reaction is amazing! Great content! Thank you
Fuck yeah man, god bless you Mark and Phil
Hell yeah!
Phil seems like a cool guy! He reminds me of myself when he rambles about stuff lol
I gotta say, I really wanna see Phil in a movie. I think he'd be good if he started an acting career
I’ve always felt the same! No idea why. But he just seems like he’d do well 🤷🏼♂️
Maybe it’s because everyone sometimes confuses him for Jensen Ackles 😂
Now I'm imagining the story of The Valley + Kin turned into a movie
Oh boy this is going to be lit!
man very insightful,
for how heavy and low his vocals are his pronunciation is so good, I can follow along and be more involved the story of the songs
Absolutely - his enunciation is god tier!
This is god tier content 🍿🍿🍿🍿 absolutely phenomenal !!!!!
Thanks for watching, Scott!
Phil is the fuckin GOAT dude. No ifs ands or buts. I love that man. No homo.
This was awesome! Phil is one of the GOATS. It would be so cool, if you could get Alex and Steve from Despised Icon, Adam from Oceano and Elliot from Beneath the Massacre on your channel!
Keep up the great work!
It's so cool to hear Phil in the beginning talking about how rap influences how he writes his lyrics with the rhythm of the song. Where he just spits the lyrics without his screams. I never thought of maybe writing songs just speaking/spitting it, then adding the brutality on it later on to figure out the flow and tempo that works best! Totally going to try it out! 🤘
Oh and I also annoyed my wife with showing her the unanswered live cover multiple times haha
Pour one out for our wives!
Having an emotional attachment to the song, especially lyrically I believe brings out more in a the vocalist who wrote it.
More often than not, absolutely!
Appreciate Mark & the entire Kardavox team for all their hard work. It’s amazing to see this channel grow. 🖤
Thanks so much dude!
I love when a vocalist tries to tell a story
Sweet shirt! Much love from the 302!! Getting Phil Bozeman on the channel.was awesome.
Thanks dude!
Ouhhhhh I would love to see Will Ramos on here, Keep the good work going!
This song is so deep as soon as a I heard it on release day reminded me of fullmetal alchemist a lot right away.
What non vocal nerd is even here just honestly just asking.
When he said "not putting my all but..." and just proceeded to remind me of being 13 listening to the somatic defilement. Phil is a damn legend. Much respect for having him!
NOW THATS WHAT I CALL CONTENT 🤘🏻 love this series and hope to see more
Thanks bro!
My personal inspirations for getting into doing vocals are Trevor Strnad and Alex Varkatzas. But Phil Bozeman most definitely is the one that inspired me to want to get into doing the deeper heavier stuff. Honestly im a little surprised it wasnt Mitch Lucker cause I practically praise his highs. But my most natural lows is very similar to Phil's. Only mine tends to be less gritty and uses more of my voice which resonates in a really cool sounding way.
i got to hand grapple with phil while he was down here in texas at scout bar when they were touring with upon a burning body. it was amazing, and i'll never forget that bonding moment between artist and fan. i love both of yall, and i hope to get that chance with you mark!
This was EPIC! Phil seems like such a down to earth guy
He is! We hung out for quite a bit before and after the filming. Great dude!
You successfully got the feelers of so many people with these last couple albums. Amazing. Can't wait to see the show in Detroit this winter
Kardavox academy: 😃🤣😊😚🤩🤗
Phil bozeman : 🤐🤨😐😑🤔
this is so sick! love Phil and love seeing his explanation of the album, super deep!
Figured I would chime in as this my 5th time watching this particular reaction vid from ya, thanks for getting him on as I'm a huge fan of there early alongside the current stuff.
That's awesome to hear, thanks for continuing to come back!
My first Whitechapel experience was 16-17 years ago at my local venue Fathom. No one knew who they were but every weekend we’d go to see metal. I had no idea what was in store for me. I was in the pit during the opening band and all the sudden this dude hits the pit and then does a backflip off the stage back into the pit. I was like damn he’s going hard. Then they took the stage and I was like oh shit that was the backflip dude. I was ready to go back to moshing when all the sudden the sounds I heard literally froze me in place and dropped my jaw. I just stood there in absolute awe. I had never and still haven’t had an experience like that at a show. So heavy. So mean. So inspiring. I bought their only shirt which was a black T with Whitechapel written in yellow small on the chest. It wasn’t a flashy graphic but it was my favorite shirt and I wore it until it disintegrated. If you see this, thank you for that night I’ll never forget! Ear to ear
That sounds like an awesome experience - thanks for sharing!
Few albums have packed as much emotional punch for me as the valley and now kin. Masterful albums and storytelling. Great interview 🙏
One of the OGs!
Hell yes!
Hearing this from the man himself is really helping me learn how to do it, all I can do now is kinda shouty mids (like Andrew baena), but I'm 90% sure I'm doing it right, because I had to record a remix for band class, so I decided to give vocals a shot (and if it didn't work, it wasn't for a grade) and it didn't hurt afterward