Amanda Cowles And everyone looks so uncomfortable, but Gylve gives no shit about that.

@@morgathanify The chick on the left was digging it though.

This comment is the true

a lot of metal heads are like that, mix well with anyone. the posers on the other hand.......awful people...

Lmao he is straight fucking chilling

It's gotta be good for something.

lmaooo, the bassist was indeed brilliant

Yup! Just like our normal cool friend 😁

Ive had a dream that he's my uncle once, it was cool too. Totally not creepy

There's no way not to.

Only musician in the room obviously.

Lol, you don't think Paal Nilsen-Love has a deep apprectiation of music?

@@simonyricools frankly i have no idea who he is. Fenriz is getting messages from aliens listening to uriah heep as a toddler, hard to compete

Fenriz is up there on the music appreciation tip like Mick Harris.. I CAN DIG IT....

Lucky for me my dad is down with the Heep

I don't even listen to a new album in a month or even half a year, this guy just puffs it like a chain smoker on a daily basis

For me, he is together with Lemmy the embodiment of rock n' roll.

Indeed

one does not simply just reach fenriz level

I don't think that's possible.

The woman is a film composer.

You guys are just lazy :P

@@Fireglo I'm sure the really indie hip music she's made for music is really impressive.

hahaha ikr

Darkdiaper!

well yeah he did come from the norwegian black metal scene afterall not a very superficial scene

@@GyroLamb it's foolish to define an entire genre by the 3 idiots Euornymous, Varg and Faust. Most of the people in the scene were just regular young men. The vast majority of the trouble was done by those 3.

? you just defined genre by 3 people. and the fact that everyone in the scene hated euronymous is even funnier

He always seems nervous but confident at the same time in stuff, just a genuine honest dude I think

and he couldn't give two fucks

Why out of place?....For being authentic?

Wonderfully out of place.

He looks like their boss!

He really looks like he dont belongs there xd

+trippy.fungus nah i think it's cool. they're just awkward and nervous and taking it moment by moment just like he is. i don't think there's any bs going on.

Same here!! Everyone but the interviewer seems so bored and uninterested, and the poor guy is kinda nervous, for obvious reasons. If I was there, I'd be quite glad to listen to every word out of his mouth. He did handle it like a pro, though. :3

At first I had the same feeling, but then I think it is just the recording really. Notice how quiet the claps and cheers are, and how aplified and shitty the recording of their voices through the mic. I think that difference gives it a cold feeling, as if everyone's silent. Whereas in fact I think it was way more cheerful.

I see him chilled he handles athmosohere just right he is not entertainment and he is very down to earth so he doesn't give a damn a shit that's my first impression

@@mandypandy111ify The chick seems into it.

It would be a dream! ;-)

It's everybodys dream bro😎🤘

every musician needs a friend like this

+kcrich13 Or maybe she was just being more polite than the other guest and was trying to reassure him you know, my teachers do that when I present my projects. Just because a girl smiles at you it doesn't mean she want to bang you. And I don't think a "regular" girl would find him cute, he's a frickin viking in a battle jacket.

+Klawee Lawless You'll be surprise to know how many girls go crazy for him (I'm one of them lol). It's not about his look, is his passion for music, his confidence and of course sense of humour what makes it attractive

+dz I understand and agree with your statement. It's just that I found it a bit reductive to make the smile = fuck deduction.

+Steve Smith that doesn`t even make sense lol.. and btw: speak for yourself..

+jan christian Frodahl barely intelligible sentences`R`us :p

That’s because the weirdos aren’t fake douchebags

@@AvntXardE these days people like fenriz are pretty normal. Nothing "weird" about him. Yeah metalheads can be quite elitist.

Same here

Hes just Fenriz being Fenriz.

🤟🖤

I agree. Some people commenting here are really close minded and only judge for this video. I posted only this part bc I'm a fan of Fenriz but I watched the whole panel and I enjoyed it. The music the other people showed was really interesting, the girl showed a song that sounds kinda heavy, even Fenriz agreed and overall he seemed to enjoyed being invited

@@MissDafne92 Yeah, quite a few immature comments here, which is to be expected sadly. These fans of Fenriz should learn from him and be more open minded (he listens to loads of non-metal music). I just watched the whole video and all the music the guests brought were interesting and they're clearly passionate. Of course Fenriz's enthusiasm/charisma is more engaging, but just because the other guests aren't as expressive doesn't mean they're being snooty or pretentious. People just have different personalities and ways of dealing with public speaking.

An encyclopedia of black metal and so many other genres

and techno and house

Moronic comment.

:))))))))))))))

All of Uriah Heep is amazing I recommend getting the Looking at yourself album and Demon and Wizards I also recommend the band King Crimson.

odibex: Of course music can be an emotional topic. However, it's obvious that he is not choosing to share whatever emotion he had or still has with those there, but the interviewer is attempting to exploit the situation by making it appear that he is doing so. He's practically putting words in his mouth. It's frustrating.

That's a metal dude thing, I think.

It could be of nerves, who cares

Hahaha nearly every fucking metal vocalist does it

RAY NL he had his own project called Isengard, and he did vocals for that.........along with various other side projects that he did some vocals for. Darkthrone isn’t the only band that Fenriz has been in, y’know.

@@fukkkkkkkk Yes I know, dude. But he isn't a vocalist. His whole being deep inside is to be a drummer. You really don't need to tell me stuff about him, dude. I've been listening to his stuff since the early 90's. I do feel old saying that though...

I've had several epiphanies listening to his badass drumming, dude. The guy's name is Paal Nilssen-Love.