Cripple said:Sure, most musicians focus on the music—that's how they pay the bills, right? But there’s a massive difference between someone writing a song because it’s raw and honest, just pouring their soul out for us to hear, versus someone churning out a "hit" just to pad their bank account. There's zero art in that second kind. Sadly, we see it happening all the time; some people just choose to look the other way.
Man, I hate that youthful nonsense about time and space... seriously. 😁 😁 The topic is Rafo.
Don't go embarrassing Eminem metalheads—we’re usually our own worst enemies anyway. This goes way back to the old days. 😁 How can you even try to shame a metalhead? Whether they're blasting Slayer or listening to Poison, the whole scene can feel pretty pathetic with all those studs, bracelets, and patches. Even Vuco counts as a metalhead, right?... 😁 😁 😁 And honestly, Eminem is just messing around—he gets up there, jumps around the stage, performs the song... He can't sing? Wow, what a stinging criticism—coming from a country absolutely overflowing with vocal talent. Honestly, God forbid you ever had to witness a rehearsal at a local radio festival, kids; you couldn't imagine such a curse. Thank God for playback. Eminem is probably the closest thing to actual rock in that whole lineup. If some 12-year-old kid decides to listen to a Rafin album instead of a pop group like Magazin or Colonia, then let him have Eminem. He's a positive guy. But I guess your hormones are hitting so hard during puberty that you can't wrap your heads around it. Why don't you go dance with your girlfriend to the new Napalm Death hit... 🙂 🙂 I guess these days it’s just considered classic high school cool to be against Rafe. Just like it's cool to sniff glue and dig crosses out of graves. 😁 😁 You've got a long, bumpy road of growing up ahead of you, and even though it's gonna be tough, I actually envy you.
Let me try to shake things up with a little thought experiment. In every group or circle of friends, there’s always that one person who's perpetually down—I'm convinced of it. Someone who’s just miserable from sunrise to sunset and manages to find a cloud in every silver lining. For them, the glass isn't just half empty; it’s bone dry, all the time. So, when you go through a breakup, should you really be calling up that person for coffee? Because no matter how much you try to vent, you’ll never get a word in edgewise over their own drama. You end up so focused on trying to fix them that you completely lose sight of your own mess. And if you actually manage to cheer them up? Well, then you're just relieved you did, aren't you? Ha! Just sliced right through the Gordian knot of messy breakups! And I did it without any unsolicited advice about hitting the bar or hooking up! WICKED! 😎 😎
Joshua Barnes2 said:...anyway, he's got a girlfriend now—he's only with her for the money, but he was actually with me because he cared, so I guess it's easier for him if he just cuts me off completely.
And I'm Mickey Mouse. Honestly? You just have an ego problem.
Clausewitz said:Man, you just don't get them. They really are like that—they actually need help. Like, seriously, they need it.
And what about him? Does he not need help? This guy’s been hanging around this forum for four years straight—can't you see this is basically a cry for help? A total scream...
slydrifter39 said:The drummer looks like some kind of Samoanac 😲
I don't know, I think the drummer is actually pretty cute. 😍 😍 😍 But honestly—he just seems kinda fragile and scattered? Like, can he even hit a drum properly? He gives off more of a harp player vibe than a drummer... if you know what I mean. 😁 😁 🙂