young metal head here, My dad has always been into music and I have known the words to rancid songs ever since I can remember. Started getting deeper and deeper into metal to where I am now.

I got into metal at 17, that's when I recall Spotify entering my life. I enjoyed a lot of Iron Maiden and Metallica and knew many bands from playing guitar hero on ps2, but Spotify presented me what I listen the most today.

I heard Deep Purple- Made in Japan in 1972. My older cousins we’re playing the record. I was 7 years old. I liked it. Then in 1973, my aunt was playing Black Sabbath- Paranoid and it changed my life forever. Black Sabbath is my favorite band of all time. I started going to concerts in 1982 to present. I’ve seen hundreds of bands. And I own hundreds of metal albums. I have hundreds of concerts shirts. Seen concerts in Japan, Mexico, Canada, Germany, Czech Republic and many states in the USA. Been to lots of metal festivals too. I’m a metal head forever. I’m 58 years old now. I just got tickets for Cannibal Corpse in October 2023. 🤘

Damn dude. that story really hit me in the feels. Thank you so much for sharing that!

I am a European woman at 65. We didn't have a lot of money when I was a child, so I listened to whatever was on the radio, and that of course was pop music. Then I got a friend, he had two LP's, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple. That kind of music resonated in my whole body and was so different from everything else (yes I know even Deep Purple, it was a small town). Now a days I need to go to at least one big festival a year and several small ones. It is so, like you said, being with my metal family. I will not be without it...

Funny thing is, Marilyn Manson got me into metal as well when I was a baby.

Cool video:) I got into metal when my friend mentioned Slipknot. I had no idea who that was, so I gave a listen and became obsessed. I then checked out others like System of a Down, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Rob Zombie, Metallica and Iron Maiden. I've never been to a metal festival, but I wish to go someday. But overall, metal really changed me 😅

It was actually a version of Phantom Of The Opera on an Andrew Lloyd Webber collection which had some electric guitar in it, and those dark heavy synths... that's what started it all for me. I think I was 7.

I still remember my dad showing me For Whom the Bell Tolls and Hallowed Be thy Name as a kid. Such good memories. Never looked back. Still go to shows whenever I can. Hard to come by shows in "the heartland", but it is getting better.

My son is eleven and got into metal after he saw Friday the 13th 6 and heard an Alice cooper song, he became obsessed with Alice and bought his first record, and saw his first concert, since then he has become increasingly more into metal and rock music as a whole, then formed his own band with his friend.

got into metal at 16, a year after my mom died from cancer. I'd already heard and seen Enter Sandman when it premiered, when I was like 8 (I'm 40 now), and Napalm Death on the Mortal Kombat soundtrack in like 7th grade, but what really got me into metal was Nü-Metal bands like Korn and Limp Bizkit. Even to this day, as much death metal and thrash as I listen to, as many patches on my vest as I have, my favorite band remains Deftones. Metal's metal, in my opinion. I try not to discriminate.

Squee! Love to see Headbanger’s Journey changing lives! I’d already been a metalhead for twenty years when I saw it, but it still had a huge effect! 😊

i fell in love with metal exactly a month ago, and i think it was the best decision ive ever done in my entire life. ever since i can remember i listened to kpop and ive been a hardcore kpop fan for nearly 6 years, but as i got older, i started seeing how toxic was the community i grew up with (unnatural beauty standards, skinny girls, perfect skin etc.). kpop in general gave me huge eating disorders and nothing more (i mean music is great but people and whole vibe are not it). metal somehow saved me from digging deeper into the awesome world of ed, skinny girls and just from being unsatisfied all the time. the first band ive heard was black sabbath, but i thought that i want more of it. day later i stumbled across iron maiden records and the song that told me that this is the end of my music journey was invaders. i loved everything about it. now im 17 and i feel like my whole music escapade ended in a perfect place.

I loved to hear the story of your journey to metal. Mine was a bit different since I'm older than you and I'm from Tampa which had a huge metal scene during my late teenage years. If you ask me what's wrong with society today I'd say we need more mosh pits. Period. Let go and get in the pit. Cheers!

Awesome video. I remember playing guitar hero at your moms house while slamming chips ahoy for days at a time and going to the mall to look at band tee's we could never afford. I often think of friends and people in my life influenced my music up bringing and you were definitely a big metal influence. Your vocals sound great in those clips!

I'm 53. I kind of start with the first band that perked my ears up. You never forget when you first hear something that changes your pallet. It was Aerosmith Toys in the attic and Alice Cooper Welcome to my Nightmare. Then,my crazy Aunt who traveled all over had some Stooges on an 8track. Grew up with radio only. My changes were at 5. At around 14 i was all over punk sounds DK,Fear Bad Brains,Sex Pistols ect. Then I hear a record that was a beacon of light. Master of Puppets. It was religious. Then i see them wearing the same tshirts that I wore...Misfits. i had 3 of these shirts one with pushead art It brought these 2 communities together. Suddenly i had thousands of friends instantly because of Cliff Burton rocking the Crimson Ghost logo. I share this bcuz it's one of those " never forget " moments.

Such a funny & interesting video with an unexpected beginning to your metal journey and incredible wrap around to how metal has improved your world

I am here for your personality, perspectives, and content quality. Metal is not my genre truth be told. I love the culture and the people but I am an outsider through and through. I struggle to find metal that speaks to me. The search is ongoing. Creators like yourself inspire me. Someday as a hobby I want to make videos about the music that fills my life with meaning. It would be a great way to learn more about my favorite bands while spreading word of them and building skills that are useful in other areas of life. Most importantly, it would be a way to find my people.

61yrs young and still listening to all types of metal. Started with sweet in early 70s then thin lizzy to maiden and priest. Now im listening to grai, alien weaponry, heidevolk and arch enemy among others 🤘🤘🤘

my dad's a rocker who got into metal becous of my mom so i grew up with iron maiden and such bands. i remember being like 5 and listening to the number of the beast in the car while driving to italy on holiday.

Can’t wait for Dark Insanity 🤘🤘🤘

Great content Wyatt!!! 🤘🏼 Keep up the great work!!!!

Now that I stumbled upon this YT Chanel, it seems like I would fit into the metal community just right. It seems like I relate to a lot of what you had just said in this video, and to feelings and experience of some people in the comments.

I was a gangster cholo Mexican in the 90s. I listened to Sepultura and Fear Factory. I have been Metal ever since. All I do is go to metal concerts.

growing up, I was a punk kid from middle school through high school. after high school, I saw suicidal tendnecies live. changed me forever. my taste got heavier and faster after that.

I can confidently say that if I had never heard the transition of Angel Of Death, I would have an entirely different music taste today

Young metalhead here. I grew up in Latin America and all I could l listen to was urban music. A friend of my mom who lived in the US at the time came to visit and he brought her a bunch of music burned in CDs. She used to have a work phone, a Sony Ericson, and there was this game called Johnny Crash Does Texas and I used to play it a lot. One day I accidentally exited the game and I got curious as I had a knack for technology since I have a memory. I started to go around the phone and looking at what it had and I found a folder that said “Music”. I plugged the phone’s headphones and clicked in the folder. There was one sole record in there: Hybrid Theory. I remember listening to it and being blown away. It was a dude rapping on top of heavy instrumentation. There was singing and even screaming and I was like huh… this sounds weirdly familiar. I listened to that for ages until I got a copy of Need For Speed Most Wanted and I remember listening to Nine Thou by Styles of Beyond. I thought it was cool as fuck and it sounded like LP. However, I remember one day I was roaming around with my car and doing illegal activities in Rockport when out of nowhere I just hear this very intricate guitar playing. It was a guitar intro, then all I hear is “Oh!” and chaos ensued. The band just came in and it was like a kick on the chest. Then you hear the singing and I was like “oh cool!” But then, the band came again and the vocalist just screamed so fucking loud I was like holy shit this is sick! On top of that I was driving this stupid car super fast and all I remember was having a rush of adrenaline going through me. The song was Hand of Blood by Bullet for My Valentine. It was the first heavy heavy song I’d ever listened to that resembles what we think of metal, more than LP. Ever since I became obsessed with BFMV and they’re still one of my all time favorite bands. From then on, it was a rabbithole of KZfaq in early 2010 where I found bands like Slipknot, KsE, Dream Theater, and Facebook has this game called Guitar Flash which is a Wish version of guitar hero and I found many bands through that game. I also became a fan of Disturbed and Static X because of NFS Most Wanted and I just went deeper and deeper. This must have happened between the ages of 7 or 8-10 and I’m 23 now. Over my adolescence I learned my dad was a big Maiden fan, as well as the classics and that introduced me to those bands. And so the story continues to this day, where by the week I just find more and more music to listen to. I’m a normal kid, and I had the chance to come study/live in the US and it gave me the chance to go see the bands I loved in person. It felt surreal to do that and to this day is something I will forever be grateful for. I don’t dress like a metalhead, even though I have band shirts everywhere, and all my friends are regular people who listen to Taylor Swift and other shit which has allowed me to be open about music. However, metal has always and will always be where home is. I wouldn’t trade it for anything.

Looking forwards to your new channel, Wyatt’s Accounting! Also glad there’s other people out there that viewed music as background noise before getting into metal, because that’s definitely what my experience wad

Can relate to a lot of this. Hellfest was my first venture into the European festival circuit (I'm British, Download doesn't count) and it blew my mind. I dread to think of how much money I've spent going to Hellfest, Wacken, Graspop and Nova Rock since then, but every penny was worth it. Except for Wacken 2017 where I got so drunk on mead that I blacked out, was hungover for three days and didn't remember any of the festival except for the journey there and back.

A Headbangers Journey was such a great and informative documentary. Seen it a few times. Ran into Sam recently at the Pantera Concert in Toronto with his family. He was a cool guy. Hope he does another one again.

I had 3 older sisters so I inevitably went through the 80's hair metal movement. I got to go with 2 sisters to a Bulletboys, Winger, Cinderella show at my first concert in 1989. (Met Winger with Reb Beach saying to me "What's up little dude!?") A few years later a sister again took me to see Metallica on their Sandman Tour. (GNR was supposed to open, but Axl had had his hissy fit so I got to see Metal Church open.) When my sister from college gave me her 'Dirt' album on cassette my life was transformed upon hearing the real nitty gritty about death, addiction, suicide. Fast forward a few years and I found my godsend, Led Zeppelin. (Really not sure if I'm a bonified metalhead because I like nearly everything. Perhaps I'm a hybrid that enjoys Ernest Tubb, Dvorak, and The Stranglers.) When I read an online review of Slayer's already 15 year old masterpiece 'Reign In Blood' in which the author described the just over 30 minute brutal musical assault of 'face-melting speed' I HAD to get it. A month later I had ALL of their albums asking myself how in the hell I missed out on 80's/90's Slayer.

Pantera did it for me. I never could do all the overseas festivals, but ozzfest and lollapalooza and some x games. Everybody goes on a ride like this. Best part of metal for me was the fans and concerts. If you bump into the right people you got friends to see at all kinds of shows, large (expensive) and small (super cheap).

For me I grew up on classic rock my dad would listen to. Then I listened to Nu Metal bands, especially Slipknot, on the radio. Specifically Rock 105.3 in San Diego, CA. Eventually I learned of a weekly late night radio show on 105.3 called “Another State of Mind.” First song I heard on that program was Dying Fetus’ “Schematics”, the first track off of their 2003 album “Stop at Nothing.” My life was changed forever that night in the mid 2000s. Not much later I discovered Kataklysm, Napalm Death, Death, Vader, Vomitory and so much more. I was adding all of the Norwegian black metal bands to my iPod shuffle when I got my first car with my twin brother. Carcass, Gorgoroth, Mayhem, Dying Fetus and others were in heavy rotation. Got into slam, DSBM, and deathgrind in college. Still love it all to this day and I’m in my 30s. Black metal prolly my favorite but it’s all good. Glad to have all y’all in metal brotherhood.

In 1999 you were 12?? God that makes me feel old. Ive been a metalhead pretty much most of my life. My listening career is pretty diverse. Hatched in '66, i was around great music from day 1 thanks to my dad. FF ⏩ to this day, ive noticed my taste has got a lot heavier at 56. Gojira, Arch Enemy, Forbidden. Ive been reliving my old favorites a lot more lately, especially PanterA. Just dropped in to say Thanks for making me feel old, but its just a number. My heart and brain are still 23 🤘😝. Thanks Wyatt, awesome channel!

all my friends are metalheads its strangely infectious, my fate is sealed

Man, Caught in a Mosh was one of those tracks that hooked me in, too! Anthrax is so fuckin' underrated!

Black Sabbath. Heaven and Hell. That did it for me. Since then ... im traped. Rock on!

metalhead since age of 11, first concert was Napalm Death+Morbid Angel at age of 14

So exited for my first metal concert seeing slipknot and knocked loose

Love the videos dude. 🤘🤘

I like this video, just like most 'metalheads', I've walked a similar path. Also tried to play guitar, never got the patience for it Tried to mix bands (tech), didn't work out either (wasn't allowed for the education at "colleges") Then I put all of my focus on organizing metalgigs... Started out small, had some success and expanded over the years... After 7 years, I was most of the time unemployed and had a few bad years (debts from shows with low ticketsales and personal stuff) and had to quite (for a while) to cover my debts and tried other things... During those 7 years I've booked Taake, Marduk (2x), Vader, Hirax, Valkyrja, Bonded By Blood, The Monolith DeathCult, Immolation, Noctem, Nuclear, Evil Invaders, Crescent, and a couple hundreds other bands :) Now, after 9 years of silence, I've come back from the shadows and organized my first festival again after such a long time, and it was a pretty success, with over 1.000 visitors, with the following line-up: Destruction, Exciter, Holy Moses, Artillery, Angelus Apatrida, Nervosa, Gama Bomb, Ambush, Bütcher, ... All these bands for only 35 euro presale... Next year (May 2024), I've expanded to 2 days :) With already 5 names announced! SODOM, TANKARD, SUICIDAL ANGELS, SCHIZOPHRENIA, COBRACIDE + 15 more bands TBA ! + 3 foodtrucks + metal market + VIP Lounge tent + mead stand + ... Limited capacity of 1.500 visitors. Exceptional location, as this venue is only less than one hundred meters from the beach, just accross the street :) For these 2 full days of the tsunami of thrash/speed metal will be only 85 euro presale! Come over next year to ' Huginns Awakening Fest VIII ' ! It will be amazing! :) facebook.com/events/10071600839532866

November, 1989 I was from a microscopic southern BC town. No Cable, No Rock radio. I was 11 years old, in a city hospital waiting for surgery because I ripped my kidney in half after falling out of a tree onto a fence. Anyways, I was blasting a Bonjovi tape on my newly acquired ghetto when the teenager across the room offered up a tape of a different option. He had a screwdriver sticking out of his head and was waiting for surgery to take it out. This tape was Master of Puppets...🤯...everything changed at this moment and I've been Metal ever since. 🤘, there are few moments in life that there are seismic shifts that are forever, but Metal is one of them.

First metal show ever was CULPRIT, OVERLORD and ROTTWEILER at the Evergreen Ballroom in Olympia, WA in 1982 started it all. Fast forward to Wacken Open Air 2000 I'm checking out a band on one of the stages waiting for THE HAUNTED to play, I'm checking out a band and I'm thinking hey this song sounds familiar... It was CULPRIT again! Also, my first REAL exposure to TRVE KVLT Black Metal was at WOA. I still have the shirt. Damn dude that was 23 years ago?! WTF?

I got into metal through my parents of all people. They're both ex bikers who grew up with the first wave of metal bands like Black Sabbath. I listened to their albums and got access to the internet when this area finally got wire out here. When that happened I really got into metal hard. My first concert was Alice Cooper and my first "Real Metal" concert was Rob Zombie. I personally consider Cooper to be metal but I also understand why you'd consider him Hard Rock. Now I've been going to random metal shows that piqued my interest in my area for about 10 years. I've never been to a metal festival because the local ones usually have bands I'm not interested in.

I didn't have metalhead parents (or at the very least parents that like any form of rock), so I had to discover metal on my own in my teen years. I grew up listening to old school rap (and I guess some new rap too) and whatever shit was playing on the local radio, but when I was around 13 or 14 I wanted something angrier and more aggressive because I was getting tired of the music I was listening to, so that led me to discovering Metallica and Pantera through Doom (and also discovering my love for Doom as well) while I just discovered Slipknot, Korn, Iron Maiden, Dio/Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Rob Zombie, Marilyn Manson, Mercyful Fate/King Diamond, etc. on my own (and I'm still discovering new bands (both in the rock (mainly classic) genre and metal genre) to this day

I'm 43 and was hooked from the first time I saw Headbanger's Ball at a very young age. Like five or six years old or something stupid like that. Of course, that largely meant hair bands, but it wasn't too long before a friend's older brother played Anthrax and Suicidal Tendencies for me. That led to Obituary, Carcass, etc. My main point in commenting here though is that in spite of being a little older, and in the metal scene longer, while watching this video I opened four or five additional browser tabs of bands and other stuff you talked about I want to look into. Thank you, I appreciate it! It actually bothers me that I only discovered Vader a few years ago and now they are one of my favorite bands. Somehow I just missed them growing up. I wonder what else flew under my radar . . . perhaps I'm about to find out!

For a while, I was merely a casual metal listener somewhat, I knew Enter Sandman by Metallica, Iron Man by Black Sabbath, Hail To The King, and Scream Avenged Sevenfold, In The End and Numb by Linkin Park, Bring Me To Life by Evenesence, L'enfant Sauvage by Gojira and Highway To Hell and Thunderstruck by AC/DC but eventually I entered an emo phase where I discovered a lot more Metalcore bands besides just A7X as well as the deathcore band Suicide Silence. Through them, I got interested in bands that I had heard of but never actually checked out like Marilyn Manson and Slipknot, I had also heard of black metal for the first time and decided to look into that, found the song Dimmu Borgir by Dimmu Borgir, and was hooked, and the rest is history

Awesome!

I was 14 and I saw Metallica’s Until it Sleeps on MTV and was hooked.

Your Mom got you into Metal? That explains a lot. I did wonder what your parents were thinking of you going to all these concerts and festivals \m/ I got into Metal the ordinary way, I met a Metalhead at College, she got me into Iron Maiden, I found Megadeth and Metallica on my own then my ex got me into Judas Priest and Type O Negative. The rest is history but I've only been to small local festivals like Candlefest(Sad, that only ran two years) and Live Evil(based in Camden, London). I've also been to DesertFest a few times(Also based around Camden, London) which is pretty awesome for a Doom Metal fan \m/

he kinda *does* look like a finger maybe he is tony iommis lost members

Brilliant!

Have you ever gone to a Gwar show? I was never really into them... but a friend was in 94, at 11 I go and watch a metal band save the world... I was hooked... what seemed corny, was actually kinda cool.... and that's when I started playing D&D.... Bro.... metal opens your mind to a lot.... Gutalax or Kraanium is where metal really took a turn for me....

Got into metal when I was 10 on watching Kerrang on Sky and it was the band Korn then got into Slipknot Slayer In Flames etc.

You seem like a fun guy. Hope to meet you in Slovenia..... SOON! ;)

Damn ghoul is honestly one of my favs

pretty similar to my journey, except i haven't seen that many bands or been to festivals, i'd like to but don't really have friends that listen to metal or the couple that do don't have a job and got no money:D and don't really like the idea of going to a foreign country alone lol so i've been going to see metallica, maiden, slipknot,rammstein and some local finnish bands with my parents like a true chad, they were teenagers during the 80's so there is where i got my metal influence, playing maiden in the car 24/7 when i was a kid lol i've been a roadie on couple of shows in the past year, fun job honestly even though during the summer very sweaty:D have been trying to learn guitar for 2-3 years now and also trying to do vocals, my screams are pathetic atm but i have sort of the james hetfield voice of 88-91, or at least when i try to sing i do best during justice and black album songs, guess i'm just good at shouting lyrics, creeping death is my go to on karaoke though lol actually got my guitar from the guitarist of "rippikoulu", he is my fathers childhood friend, so that's pretty cool and he has a guitar shop in tampere if i remember correctly

Your Death Metal vocals kind of remind me of Glen Benton.

So Wyatt from Los Angeles... Brutal....?😊

I recall just wanting to be cool like my older brothers, so I asked to borrow their walkmans and their Metallica and Megadeth cassettes. They moved on to Jesus worship, but I became a lifer!

9:32 from ashes to new. My friends dads band 😂

Ahhh, Headbangers Ball....... oohhh the memories!

I enjoy your videos Wyatt. Have you heard Orbit Culture? They might just change your life LOL *added - your band sounds pretty dang good! Best of luck!

The look on "gear guy" when i say.. yeah ill just use the gain on the Amp they loaned me.. ahhh no petals??😮!! Its like Golf Guy.. aggression just falls out of me. I cant help it . This ia is goos time to add , i was a Death Rocker Kid.. Bauhaus, Sisters of Mercy etc.. how i got to aggressive music, cause it came out of my Guitar.. and Bass..

NOICE!

Ye Marilyn Manson was the door way that took me into heavy metal to

Love you’re content I’m a metal chick too

I always like rock and it different forms of it but I always thought metal was “ cringy” and lame until my friend introduce me to gwar and we rock out in the car, one of my favorite memory and now it’s my goal to see gwar

Not necessarily the best story but it all started when I heard my aunt listsning to blink 182 at age 6 and then we both listened to blink 182 then I listened to a band named skillet when I turned 8 then my uncle listened to queen and acdc when I had turned 10 that's when my interest sprung up when I first heard Iron Maiden and then Judas Priest farther down I needed something louder that's when I got into death metal then when I turned 13 that's when I started listening to more and more bands leading me to black metal and then opening up to punk music as well now I am 14 in high school and a lot of my friends don't listen to metal mostly rap but I have become friends with some people that I guess you could say are punks

My metal journey is much more boring. My mom liked Nightwish, and my older brother liked Children of Bodom. So metal was one of the first genres I started liking as a kid

I can't talk about such things like other people here that seem to be very special.... I just like loud noise and shit to calm me as I sleep and vibe.

Dear Wyatt, wanted to ask if you will be attending the Tolminator this year in Slovenia. Br

come to Indonesia for Hammersonic :)

Also a shout out to Melissa Cross who looks distinctly unmetal bet is a voice coach for growls and screams.

By becoming a meathead, I became a metalhead.

I am a maggot since 99❤😊 long live the knot \_/-\_/

Let us explore my new perks:

So you basically followed our lyrics to “How to become a metalhead”

I'm an accountant

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Hey, if you have the time, just listen to my story... I was born in April of 92. I was the quite child, ever on conflict. My mother raised me on a dait of "leftist" songs, but also somthing like "tabaluga" (if you know, you know). My father was the hard working guy. He sometimes let some "pop" out. It was all satire... At the age of 12 I become the oner of a "Discman" whit more music from my parents, most of it was "folk-rock". After this time maybe 2 years max, I discovered Manowar for me... and now I love to listen to sabaton, guardian and hbo, so it was a wild ride.... Btw if it has someone curios, I'm a bavaryan german... rock on, maybe we see us in a mosh together ^^❤

This video is like those "How I found Jesus" Testimonials. "One day I was a young kid addicted to drugs then one day thr skies opened up and a beautiful dove came down from the skies. And that's thr story of how I accepted Jesus"

you and Sam Dunn should hook up and do a video!

This video of Fenriz ( Darkthrone ) teaching a class radicalized me to being a middle age metalhead. It's that good. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ereggKyDm7jZkXU.html

Last comment for tonight (i loosely promise) why dont you pop down to bloodstock this year. Ill buy you a pint

Its better to say how i find out that im a metalhead

I’m not a super hot chick with 38-HH boobs trying to get into some fan club where you can’t wait for me to be the face of your videos. But I am a 46 yro metal drummer that you’ve probably rolled your eyes as at after hearing that. And has been entertained by your videos. I’m a drummer and even if yo don’t care to know that I have samples. My question to you is where did you learn your editing skills, for I see that that’s the hook. You can’t just have a dialogue and nothing. So how did you come about to doing that. I’m not comparison I’m just a dude that has talent on drums and would like to learn 🤷🏼‍♂️

My Beloved and missed Uncle Chris RIP.. Sabbath, Helan, Motorhead etc.. oh and the J Preast .. i hated that shit.. laugh when i turn up those songs.. i always said i don't bitch enough to be into Metal.. i respect talent.. even if j don't listen to it.. my fast is CONVERGE ETC

That's really impressive, the whole video, and from what I can hear around 12:40 you all sound pretty good. I've literally just started to get into metal at the young age of 52. My gateway drugs were/are Jinjer and Infected Rain. Now I'm beginning to love Meshuggah. I find it weirdly cathartic which is great for mild depression.

? Wyatt.. do I like metal 🤔.. bands like AGNOSY? or DÖDSRIT? URSUT ? HIMSA?.. UNEARTH?

At what age did you start to grow a longer hair and wear black?

Dude... your mum took you to Hellfest when you were sixteen? Does she want to adopt another kid? I'm 33 but still....

How I Became a Grifter

Cringe

I am 37 now and yeah,Slipknot and Marilyn Manson were also my jumping board to a heavies music when I was a teen,before that as a kid I loved Metallica and G'n'r..I knew for alot of death metal bands 'cause of my older relatives so I already knew about Cannibal corpse and even Carcass so it was pretty easy to enter death metal world and in a same time I started with COF and discovered black metal also..I love most of a metal,but I've stayed loyal to death and black.

Don’t make it your whole personality