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@@mr.sorenzo thank you \m/ it bloody sucks, a year ago my dad passed, he didn't die of dementia, but he did have it before he passed, He died of a stroke I feel for dave and i have also have problems in my family just like this RELIGION IS BULLSHIT METAL IS REAL it always was and always will be. We started this shit back in the day for this specific reason, To not be fake To not be a poser To be real with yourself and others Religion is as fake as it gets (Speaking from one who was once and ordained minister for 20 years) METAL IS REAL (After 50 years, i've learned that) and our Metal family is real. A Christian walks up to a christian in the street, they greet, perhaps they trust each other perhaps not. Metalhead walks up to a metalhead (well, we all know how this goes don't we) Best mates instantly. We wish dave all the best

@@martinkuliza firm handshakes 🤝🏼

Puts things into perspective. Thanks for sharing🤘🏼

I mostly agree with you. I just realized what you said explains really well why metal has such loyal and dedicated listeners. It feels and hits differently because of its authenticity and like you said, coming from the heart. I actually find a lot of rap records the same way. Definitely not all (not the ones that get pushed out and forced on everyone everywhere).

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I hear you. All we can do is to explain it to people with best intentions to avoid unnecessary hurt. And if nothing goes through, keep away from them

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She’s great! Very competent in her craft, very good lookin and seems to be a nice person

I hear you. There is something about getting older and closer to the end of the line that really changes people. I hope there’s a genuine change in him. But yeah he has quite a history of him mistreating others.

How am I, to report this? I’m good 😊

@@mr.sorenzo lol. I think they meant “who”.

@@MS-ns2pj 😂 let’s not change this, ok? I was kindly asked how I was, to which I responded with “good”.

No, the purpose is to learn about not being a shitty human being and why it’s important

@@mr.sorenzo I'm just hackin on ya.

Quote of the day! Firm handshakes 🤝🏼

There's a metal subculture, like it or not. It's based on music and it's what we all share in common. There's lots of them like the punk rock subculture, goth subculture and so on and so forth. There's nothing wrong with it. If it's not your cup of tea then don't be part of it. Let the rest of us enjoy it. Musical types are like the icing on the cake of musical notes and rhythm which is like the building blocks of music. The genres are like the outside of the house and still as real as the building blocks are. If we want to use a label it's our business not yours.

@@NAlvazaz I agree with most of you said. I’ll just add one more bit: if the members of the subculture start trashing the members of the other subculture it’s an issue. Specially it it results in breaking a good p2p bond. That’s all I said. Can you agree with this?

@mr.sorenzo oh for sure. I can agree with that. There's no need to really be mean or put anybody down from another subculture or even your own. I might tease people for liking death metal because I love thrash, but it doesn't mean I'll disown anybody for enjoying death metal. I love my offspring too much for that. 😁 (I still think death metal isn't fast enough, lol) Anyway, we're all human and are more similar than different.

Who said on this channel that other music is bad? It's just a metal-themed channel, I'm sure many of us listen to a variety of music.

Hey man, just because you're a sociopath doesn't mean other people don't feel pain or remorse after loosing someone close to them

@@EmilForsberg_GRYBO feeling pain and the need to have to broadcast it over the airwaves are two different things

@@mikeforner7797 either way, the video wasn't about him being sad that some person he doesn't know died, it's a video aginst prejudice in the music industry and a general good message about how you shouldn't judge people based on what music they're passionate about, so really, you're comment didn't have much to do with the video in the first place

Damn dude you sound like the life of the party and a great dude to be around! Tell us more about yourself!

@@yupperdude1 well, I was born a poor black child.......

I’m sorry that you were mistreated by him 20 years ago.

I feel bad that happened to you and I'm sure it sucked big time that he behaved that way towards you and you would hope he would be a better person. I am mentioning the following only due to hoping to prevent further disappointment with other celebrities because Mustaine isn't the only one like that. However, it's not many celebrities that treat fans exactly like they want to be treated so I am aware of this and don't have high expectations for any of them. OTOH, there's always two sides to every story and unless you are there you can only try to guess at what actually happened in any given moment and make your mind up from that. If you expect that they will nickel and dime you you won't be disappointed but you will have that much more appreciation for celebrities who aren't like that. That said, OTOH people can and do change. Again, it depends but I can't speak for everybody. Sometimes, some people feel a need to treat everything down to a autographed photo as a business transaction and I get that from Dave. He's a businessman for sure. That's why he got to where he's currently at. He knew how to do that from a young age and it is admirable except if it's taken too far (being taken too far is wrong though but some people have no problem with it). Back to the reasons this happens with bad behaving celebrities... The reason for this is that with high creativity it often corresponds to mental illness, or disorders. Two conditions correlate with high creativity and that's Bipolar disorder and ADHD. Both conditions can be quite moody unless it's properly treated. Sometimes people don't because people assume it'll damage creativity which it does not if you are properly medicated. Another thing is the fact that just like with everybody else who's not a celebrity, people often suffer trauma especially in show business. It's common to come from dysfunctional homes and these people often never learn proper social or people skills and they don't know how to treat others as a result (money is all they care about and it's sad). Dave also was an asshole before (when younger) due to his drinking and I assume drugs as well. That's not to say he hasn't tried to change his ways. I like to believe he has at least tried to change and become better, but people aren't always going to be as far along in their journey as you'd expect them to be. I think as long as people try and improve when compared to themselves before and are successful with that, then it's all good. Some people like saying that people with red hair tend to have more of a fiery temper but I think it's more the alcohol and drugs that did it. I don't think that if someone is still completely rotten (I don't believe this 100% applies to Dave) that they are above criticism (call them out, it's okay), but at the same time we need self-care and if possible stay away from those who would treat us badly. At least I try to do that for myself. I admire people from a distance for their musical talent and try not to focus on anybody being some sort of role model or a rock god. Musicians, or actors, etc are people too. I used to idolize people when I was younger and got disappointed so many times and also each and every time but with any person not celebs. Ultimately nobody's perfect so everybody will let you down at some point and you'll do that to others as well. Anyway, sorry the above is so long. Have a good day. .

@@NAlvazaz thanks for taking the time and telling us this!😊 great points and yeah probably it’s the drugs and not being a redhead😂

@mr.sorenzo I threw that in there for a little humor since it's a stereotype that gets brought up so many times like it's the truth when it's obviously not.

@@NAlvazaz as the father of a ginger cat 🐈 I can confirm that this is not just a stereotype😂