Dear god this made my day

Her (2013)

Dude I thought I was the only one who noticed

@Inku ayyyoooooo

Hey Siri, play Careless Whisper

"Anthony, language!"

Vonteii idk, just the playful way Siri was like “Anthony, your language!” And Anthony going “I’m sooooorrry”, it just felt a lil cute lol.

It was like siri was so appalled that he swore like that to her

5:53 is the time stamp by the way

There is. It's called the present.

@@MemeSnack Igor >>>

@@MemeSnack Igor, Flower Boy and CMIYGL>>>>>

@@discotequilasunset 💀

@@MemeSnack shush

*Anthony said calmly

Siri no longer has opinions unfortunately :/

@@ljummingen L move on Apple, pretty lit feature

@@heereez I agree, really fun to play around with

This format would work really well on TikTok imo

@@ljummingen well no, it was always based off popularity like how it says it is now, but nowadays it says outright "popular"

Lol

Crazy how they also tanned hard, gained loads of pounds, killed 3 members, only leaving the lead vocalist and putting tattoos all over their body for one album

bono hasn’t been the same since

Cuz its not scripted

Yeah that thumbnail drew me in

Thoroughly based

this was the only one that bothered me! please explain how it's ever better than toxicity! I think it's the easy runner up but toxicity is AAA all day

@@pa1nted eh, toxicity is my least favorite system album. Which still makes it one of my favorite albums of all time mind you, but it is the least interesting despite being regarded the most well produced, although the production is absolutely insane for Mez/Hyp. My favorite system albums are as follows: Hypnotize Steal System Mezmerize Toxicity. I choose hypnotize as it was my entrance to the band. A friend of mine ripped a censored version for me, and I bumped it often, because it was excellent. The censorship really only affects She's Like Heroin, which is a different song entirely without the rhythmic chant of ASS. At the time hypnotized was merely just another rock album that I was listening to at the time. When I appreciated muchly but it didn't make System of a Down impressive to me yet. Next I heard toxicity, and realized I had knew this band for a decade. I always wondered who did the singles off that album I kept hearing on the radio. But the first thing I noticed about toxicity compared to hypnotizes that they didn't sound like the same band. Serj Tankian was doing most of the vocals, the rifts were punchier but infinitely less complex and while the experimentation existed, it wasn't nearly as dense as their latter 3 albums. The heavy synths on steal and mez/hyp were background flavor occasionally on toxicity, but they weren't in the foreground, like on tracks like old school Hollywood. The rhythm section of the band was consistent tho. But at the time I much preferred toxicity to hyp, and I listened to it every day until I heard music from their first album from live shows on KZfaq. Toxicity felt much more raw than hyp. Less poppy. More metal. But those live shows where they played their old stuff...These live shows taught me how to sing metal. I was a singer in a metal band shortly after listening to their self titled album. At the time I had listened to all five albums and concluded that my favorite was the self titled album. But as I got older, I found other vocal inspirations like Darroh Sudderth from Fair to Midland, Nina Simone, Bjork, Bizzy Bone, Frank Sinatra, and I got better at guitar and bass and started to notice the work.put into their last two albums. And while mez feels upbeat with it's complexities and harmonies, hypnotize feels like an iron weight. There is zero optimism in that album. Mezmerize has a song about Daron Malakian, the guitarist, going to a celebrity baseball match on psychedelics. Mesmerize hits heavy notes, both lyrically and sonically, but it doesn't have the sense of impending doom that hypnotize has throughout. The most optimistic song on hypnotize is about ejaculating on a sex workers feet. Which could be incredibly optimistic, depending on your priorities, but sonically that track still descends more than it ascends. Hypnotize feels like a bombastic descent into nothingness. Like Dante's inferno. A case for the self titled album: all that rawness I loved about toxicity is way more present on their first album, which was heavier vocally, much moshier, and less poppy than anything afterwards. It is also perhaps the most lyrically direct they've ever been with the topics they're known for. The poetic rhetoric is still there, but they let you know what it is

@@noname-bu1ux steal and system are my favs :3

NO

@@mokat yes

I refuse reality

That’s so fucking apple 😕

What?

how did they remove it what

fck apple regardless tho

@@teratoma. It just gives you the best selling albums instead of an opinion

I think he ranks those more in terms of objective quality and impact than his personal taste. At least that’s how the Kanye vid was, he had mbdtf number 2 lmao

He also gave it a 10 on rym

@@realmackle He has Aquemini, ATLiens, and Stankonia all rated at a 10 I’m pretty sure.

Should have been Aquemini.

@@NotoriousLightning agreed

Same with Tyler Although Igor wasn't out the first time he asked

@@Freddy_Guy she went 2 for 2

Is that what it was? Because I can’t see why flight 666 would have won.

@@owen429 I think it was apple store reviews but im prolly trippin

​@@batflashzyzz I think it was a whole algorithm, mixed with daily streams, reviews, and who knows what else. Because they weren't random, and they weren't always predictable.

In what world System of a Down's debut is more famous than Toxicity, I don't know such one.

@@corinnae.7877Siri auto picks the self titled if a band has one

Thankyou so much

Where are you getting this information from? Anybody who is anybody knows that the only Pink Floyd album in existence is “Atom Heart Mother”

Elaborate.

Ummagumma

David/Roger >>>>>>>>>>> Syd

11:40

@@bynosaurus4024 wdym this pic goes hard

im offended as well

I'm feeling a light to decent 7 on this iphone -Ithony Phontano

Also, he’s wrong. It is objectively their best record. Not my favorite, animals and wish you were here are better, but in terms of impact and locking in the signature Pink Floyd sound, yes it is their best.

SLIGHTLY???

​​@@jakeadair1642 i think it's like first place second place between dsotm and the wall. wish you were here is a solid third and animals is a solid fourth though.

Definitely! it’s not a bad album but tbh i think it’s their worst, except maybe just for a day. i have a feeling a lot of the people who say s/t is their best are just getting into them, but that’s just a guess

I think it’s newer and more accessible that’s why. I struggle to get into pygmalion for the same reason. I would put it second behind souvlaki but that’s personal opinion and any slot between 2 and 4 is respectable

I was missing those dense guitar bangers like souvlaki space station or Alison

@@tylerharaf5901 Yeah exactly. It doesn't come close to Souvlaki but it's better than anything else they've put out

Every time I hear Anthony’s terrible opinion on that album I cringe so hard it’s such a shame

bowie, gorillaz, electric wizard and dylan all have self-titleds as well tho..

​@@RafaelSouza-pr4gsthe Smiths too

Both of you were wrong from the beginning because it's Pinkerton

i honestly can’t pick between pinkerton and blue. both are masterpieces

Self titled and Steal This Album are awesome

ok but hyp/mez are really fuckin good too

Toxicity is still my favourite because of nostalgia

All their albums are interchangeable for me. Perfect discography

Self titled album is really what made System, System of a Down, that's why it's the best

Tender prey is the best

priest really is one of those bands that are so unbelievely diverse, so many albums can be their best album. If you're a huge prog fan, Sad Wings of Destiny - Stained Class can be your favorite (SWOD is easily mine). If you love metal with amazing production, Killing Machine - Screaming for Vengeance (excluding Point of Entry) can be your favorite. If you love pure speed metal, Defenders of the Faith or Painkiller is your favorite. Not to mention their one of the few bands from the 70s/80s that is still putting out freaking bangers!! Firepower was amazing and based off the two singles from Invincible Shield, looks like priest are still killing it, unlike their contemporaries (*cough cough Iron Maiden)

@@mybluguitar6051 1 day old comment on a 1 year old comment woah

Iceage do the nazi salute on stage, so probably for the best that they don't get the exposure.

Facts

ur so cringe

It's gotta be Night Visions if you don't count EPs.

Sorry, but smoke and mirrors wins that battle

Look, at least Night Visions had some nice music before they went to complete boring to straight up unlistenable shit.

siri is DEFINITELY right on graduation

Ngl nah college dropout and late registration over that any day

@@bongodongo9229 The College Dropout > Late Registration

Graduation by *FAR* his best

TLOP better

Toxicity is great, but it lacks the creative outbursts featured on the first album (Mind. Peephole f.e.).

Because everyone needs a mother.

@@whateveer23 I'd say it's because it's the most popular album, rather than the album that made System of a Down, System of a Down, their self-titled

Mesmerize/Hypnotize is my personal favourite

It's more creative and atmospheric than toxicity