Since you were supposed to be in that place, you should answer the question too, I suppose. Who do you hate Finn?

So Ska 😂

LMFAOOOOOOO 🤣🤣🤣

Country? Lmao

TRL 2000s Pop Punk and Emo Rap/Trap Metal

reddit be like:

Ofc, male feminist try-hards be like that.

I think he’s trying too hard to counterbalance his alt-right wife

Wonder what Finn's response to this would be

@AxeMain he'd probably change topics and bring up his Hatebreed tattoos, the story about seeing Korn before they were big, something about Municipal Waste being a gateway band, etc

Must've missed the part afterwards where he said I'd say the same thing when I was 16 years old. It's almost like he was being sarcastic or something, but that can't be...

So what? You wanna fight about it?

But but but they say a word that’s offensive 🤓 (please let a female hear me say this)

@@Bloods2006I cry every night

"...and everybody is f**kin' gay." Gets me every time.

Cross class into Warlock and you can really f*ck with your enemies.

Ya, I am kinda sold on it now. I have been rocking work/construction clothes for so long I don't even know where to find a wind breaker, but I'll get on it.

I knew his reason for liking Oasis was gonna be weird and had a good chuckle at the windbreaker rant. Also knew he'd love the shit talking

Was there a puzzle involving statues or torches that revealed a hidden door??

@@FinnMckentyPRMBA totally. Long story short, I have the Declaration of Independence and I’m looking for the founders gold.

@@KevinBrady253 At least it wasn't an underground zombie laboratory.

oud is so cool

Does it sound goud?

​@@bennymountain1I see what you did there. We're friends now

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I can totally understand hating Limp Bizkit, which I do a little though they are still talented, but I could never hate Slipknot. Slipknot is just so, so good and fun and creepy. Great music still to this day. I enjoyed their last three albums very much.

We all went through that "Eww, girls" phase and grew up and decided we like what we like! I like stuff fifteen-year-old me would NEVER HAVE ADMITTED TO LIKING. The one principle I stick to is this: Analyze what it is that you like or don't like about something. What this does is two-fold: 1) It breaks down genre barriers and 2) By thinking about music (or anything) in this fashion, you create your own map. I was thinking about this video today at work and thought "I couldn't answer so simplistically" and that is because there isn't one particular band or one particular genre that bugs me. Rather, there are myriad manifestations of a bankrupt culture that annoy me. As an example, it would be easy to say "I hate pop music" but that would be to lump all pop music together, which would be either mentally lazy or disingenuous. I think some of the best songs of the last hundred years (or more!) are "pop". So some deeper digging is required. As to your "Nu-Metal" deal: Well, right off the bat there's problems because, leaving aside the purists who say that Nu-Metal is not what literally everybody said was Nu-Metal, it's an umbrella label. It includes Linkin Park and KORN. I don't see the similarity. When I think Nu-Metal, the first band I think of is P.O.D. That shit sounded so new when it came out. I thought it was cheesy then, and I suppose it's cheesy now. But sonically, that was Phil Specter level. To me, that still sounds modern. But back to the original point, I think there is value in always asking oneself "What about this do I like?" and "Why?" Being analytical, contrary to the popular bad press, is actually very liberating. You might even catch yourself liking a COUNTRY SONG! The skies are limitless if you shed all that pointless weight of "what other people think of you".

Your g-g-generation?

To each his or her own. But aside from Disturbed, I can't tolerate anything that ever fell under the "nu metal" label. Now the funny thing is that there are NEWER metal bands that are emulating the sound of classic traditional and thrash metal, and some of them are great. I guess I'm a purist when it comes to my metal.

​@deantodd8103 hey man, as an avid Nu Metal fan that's perfectly okay if you don't like most of the bands in the genre. To each their own!

He’s not a boomer though. Gen X. Like me, the last acceptable generation.

​@@ryanbrown3004 Boomer has become more about acting Karenish than actually being born in the 40s and 50s.

@@Asshat237 I refuse. That would make me a “boomer”, and f**k that. That’s dumb.

They also put on a killer live show. I can get why people are put off by them though.

I was very surprised Finn didn't realize that. I don't hate Primus but the fact they can play their asses off yet choose to make joke songs is frustrating. And the vocals suck.

@@laurisaarinen1126 ya the vocals are weird. They tried forming this facade of some weird back country hillbilly band or something?

​@@laurisaarinen1126Infant Annihilator does the same thing with extreme metal though. Their jokiness honestly makes them even more enjoyable IMO.

@@jakel7213 Sometimes it does, i like some tongue-and-cheeck music but Primus is a bit much. I still like few of their songs, like John The Fisherman.

Oasis, great band but just a good cover band really because so many of their songs are rip offs of other bands.

he probably just meant soul, but did not really understand what to call it lol

How can anyone hate James Brown? He's got soul and he's superbad.

Indeed, 7 Churches and Beyond the Gates were classics, I barely recognised Larry when Sea of Cheese broke. :)

I still rock mine like it’s 2012. 2008-12 core kid for life

Nah for real tho

That’s a terrible comparison. It’s more like saying I don’t like a certain type of food like Chinese food or something

I don't gate keep Motorhead. I am sure my neighbors are probably huge fans by now.

Too bad they don't like Deodorant

I would add #3 getting drunk & #4 starting fights. At least what i saw back in the 1980's when Metalheads got into Crossover Punk bands & began invading our shows in 1987 destroying the scene. Crossover Punk turned into Crossover Thrash & became a macho, violent, drunkin' football game.

@@SaintMartins So it was invasion of the Meatheads

@@ogvelociraptor205 dude

It is actually Primus

I know, seems to be confusing mansion with castle.

It was sarcasm

@@Alexandria87 No... Really?

Sorry, it’s hard to tell with text these days. My apologies

@@Alexandria87 All good I hope you have a nice day

Yes!

I don't think you missed anything. To me they are about as generic as U2. Just straight down the middle, not doing anything outside the box.

They're just alright and appeal to a lot of people, the music itself is in no way amazing. It's perfectly fine, nothing to dislike and also nothing to love. I think that's a fair assessment of them anyway

The three songs that are insanely overplayed by rock radio where I live.

The Importance of Being Idle is one of my favorite songs of all time but I see why Oasis gets the "generic" label

You missed nothing. Oasis is subpar 90s pop rock.

The key is to be respectful on the outside while also being full of hate, or else this discourse wouldn't be any fun at all. We need someone to bring the heat every once in a while

Fuck that. Anything i like is objectivly the best and anything anyone else likes sucks.

Mumble rap, drill rap, ratchet female rap, and trap rap I can go the rest of my life without hearing and I won’t feel like I’ve missed anything. If people like it, more power to em.

@@real30yearoldboomerhours53 especially since literally anyone can make that kind of music, 14 year old kids on SoundCloud for example