7 Musicians Who Hate You For Listening To Their Music
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
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True Weezer fans hate Weezer for making their music.
Nobody hates weezer more then weezer fans
Too true xD
I hate myself
Pinkerton. "green album"(-hash pipe)."blue album". most of Maladroit.
Nee Nee explain please
Nirvana despised Smells Like Teen Spirit...loved trolling their fans by playing a few bars of the intro and then just stopping and playing something else...
edvaira6891 haha yeah they were a right bunch of overrated little pricks alright
@@gagalover2k10 yet their in the hall of fame. Hmmm imagine that. Not bad for overrated.
Saying something is "overrated" is just a fancier way of saying "I don't like this thing, so nobody else should either"
@@robertprigmore4774, the reason they're in the hall of fame is because they're overrated, but i'm a fan.
OrgaNik hey guess what? I actually like their music, I don't have to like them as people as well, good day.
So what you’re saying is Radiohead hates Scott Tenorman as much as Eric Cartman.
What a little cry baby.
But, he has cancer...
in his ass!!!
I see that, you too, are a man of good taste.
Screw you guys, I'm going home ! ;)
"I'm a little piggie heres my snout, oink oink oink"
-Eric Cartman
"If you can't handle the responsibility of a hit-song, then don't write one." - Joe Elliott
I disagree with this. You can't know a song will be a hit before you make it.
Oh I love this game. He also said this (About First Ontario Centre Arena); "it stinks like 10,000 asses" -Joe Elliott
Wheelwood that’s a really dumb quote, like anyone can help to write a hit
@@jazzwell You're right, in a sense, but the the fact is that hit songs usually have a certain tune to them. There are some complete "accidents" where non-typical songs just hit some certain spot in the populace, but more often than not, they are made with either complete awareness and intention of making a hit song, or at least crafted with the same style and sound that can't go completely unnoticed. Hit songs tend to be very pop-ish, and if a band suddenly starts leaning away from their original sound and into generic pop, with simplistic chord progressions, they know what they're doing. That doesn't still mean they're automatically ready for explosive popularity, of course.
This is like people who say Nirvana didnt want to be big. If they genuinely didnt, then they're idiots for signing to the biggest label at the time, releasing singles, AND making videos for them. If you want to write music, but dont want a song to be a hit, dont release it to promote yourself
They asked me if I'd ever stop singing Wonderwall....I said Maybe
I said "Definitely Maybe" 😂
..I don't really wanna knoooow
wait no
Cause you're gonna be the one that saves meee
Good Mythical Morning loves using Wonderwall for skits.
I SHOULDNR HAVE LAUGHED AS HARD I AS I DDI BRUH
I mean, we're all allowed to like George's songs, right?
Also, Ringo's song.
Billy don’t waste your time watching what culture, you have a Halloween album to finish
Noah Proctor IT’S ALMOST DONE
Are you the guy who created the weezerverse hunger games?
@@marshalmarshall2109 maybe
Led Zeppelin reunions have been cancelled because Robert Plant simply refuses to play stairway to heaven anymore, while Jimmy Page loves playing it and insists that it's required in the set list.
Imagine not wanting to play one of the most influential songs in rock, that you created...
I can. Cause I am a fckn musician.
There's a lot more to it than that.
They wont reunite because its not the same without john on the drums
@@pvtlehto they've done a couple of reunion tours with John Bonham Jr. Who's been really good.
The only list that will ever have GG Allin and The Beatles next to each other, lol
d d it's on the list
Top 10 artists that have nothing in common with eachother?
I wish we could make out.
Its precious! GG would hate the FUCK out of it!!
Best crafted songwriting?
Bet they don't hate it when them royalty checks come in
well in liam's case he still gets nothing, because noel wrote that one lol
@@sweetbunnybun Liam does get royalties, you have absolutely no clue how they work, he performed on the song, therefore he gets performance royalties.
That blues traveler guy, he's full of himself ain't he? I don't remember anything about them other than a harmonica
@@ahhwe-any7434 me either
Shh nobody told lliam dick about the fkn royalty checks!!!!
“Liam Gallagher hates wonderwall.” Good because so do I.
It's Horrible
I was amazed to find out that I have something in common with him.
It's actually a really solid song on so many levels, but the vocal delivery is always what gets me. I would understand if you said it was overplayed, but Oasis were just such a tight band back in their prime. Also, Liam is a much more relaxed and positive guy these days
he still sings this song at gigs lol
look at you, how special for hating on a popular song
I saw Weezer last summer and they played half of the songs from Pinkerton.
Derek Fischer I saw them in March and they played 2 songs from Pinkerton
They did a tour of playing the whole Blue and Pinkerton records in full.
Rivers has stated in 2009 he didn't hate the album anymore, and understood why he had made it.
That’s because rivers wants people to care.
I absolutely love Pinkerton. It's better than the drivel they put out after, to me.
The weezer thing is so wrong wtf.
All those statements were made in like 2001 and he has said many time after that he appreciates the album and has found a new love for it.
Same with creep too. They’ve been playing it now.
Yeah, this list is shit. Its mostly outdated or oversimplified.
He was really hurt for a while that the album flopped, and that made him feel embarrassed for putting it all out there like he did, and having it not go over well. I've loved the album since it's release
@@hardeho - starting to sound like Nintendo almost disowning Super Mario Sunshine since so many people wanted another Super Mario 64 (but I loved it).
@@hardeho I really think that's kinda the crux of the issue for Cuomo. He was young and mopey and had a fucked up leg (from a lengthening surgery) and was celibate and obsessive over women and he bled all over that album and it was critically panned and his feelings were hurt. Totally understandable to anyone with a MODICUM of humanity...which SO many people lack nowadays because it's cooler to be a hater or a troll than to have empathy and understanding.
GG allin didnt hate his fans he literally hated everyone & himself
His concerts were the shit.
@@kevinscott3315 apparently they were covered in shit
@@RobertNolan ahahah literally
"You Hate me and I Hate You" is a real banger
GG didn’t hate his fans but he did fucked up shit to them because his shows were a war. So when he threw his shit on people it was because fuck them and fuck everyone. He was a beautiful soul and the most honest musician the world has seen.
That's a rather simplistic look at the Beatles, isn't it? John could have a lot of fun and silliness with his songs, and Paul could capture real poignancy. And in the collaborative process, we often got songs that differed greatly from their first drafts. John could complain about Paul as much as he liked, but he loved him, and his music. They kept each other's creative edges sharp. Hell, we wouldn't have Double Fantasy if it weren't for McCartney II.
....? XDDDD Wow
All you did was repeat everything he said in this video, except phrase it in a way that you think still makes the beatles sound like 'the greatest band of all time'
In other words, all you did was add pretension to his statements
"And in the collaborative process, we often got songs that differed greatly from their first drafts." - exactly the same thing as saying 'the songs were written solo and then brought to the band to be fleshed out' XDDDD ooh the pretension of a beatles fan.............
"John could complain about Paul as much as he liked, but he loved him, and his music" ....? Please explain to me in tiresome detail why you think that is any less 'simplistic' a look than 'they had different ideals on how to approach the writing process'...? 'Hey man, you can complain as much as you like, there's love there.'
@@slipknot95maggot r/iamverysmart
M. McCartney wrote "Eleanor Rigby", one of the most downright sad song ever (in a good way mind you !). So much for him only going happy happy fun fun lol lol…
@@slipknot95maggot His punctuation and sentence structure is just fine, but yours is all over the place. Go cry about the Beatles somewhere else.
@@slipknot95maggot this is literally an answer to something said in the video though, that John's songs were "thoughty" and Paul's were "silly & happy songs", because it definitely wasn't always so. That's a legitamate comment and criticism on the oversimplified view of the Beatles presented in the video.
Gonna have to disagree on the pinkerton one
Rivers came to a closure with the album in 2015-2016 and went as far as making a dedication album to pinkerton and playing it live on recorded shows
Now weezer have 4-5 pinkerton songs in their concert setlist (not a festival, then its 1-2 max)
In the end everyone agreed that pinkerton is a platinum classic
"A less reliable Axl Rose" is that even possible?
Liam Gallagher hates everyone. Liam Gallagher doesnt even seem to like Liam Gallagher very much.
He's just a douche, best we ignore him
Chris Cooper, random man of music lol you’re an idiot
Roderick storey except in his more recent interviews, he’s a lot more friendly and down to earth person.
I wouldn't say it was a persona more that he has mellowed over time.
@@nox4298 "pulls out uno reverse card"
*Fan likes a song*
band: Wait. That's illegal
I’m surprised Maynard James Keenan didn’t make the list
goatinstein ehh, the pieces didn’t fit.
#BuMMEr
He is the one guy who came to mind when I saw the title of this video.
I don’t think he hates so much as he’s just tired/bemused by the constant over analysis of anything they do as Tool. “Fed up with” is probably a better expression. APC and Puscifer just get listened to, Tool gets analyzed to death - you can see how it’d get annoying.
I don't think he hates the fans, it's just that he hates the annoying super-deep elitist fans, which everyone hates.
Yes, some popular songs get played out but after the dust settles and the years go by, these songs are timeless
It's unfortunate that that you can't play the music you're talking about. Because it's a bit empty without it. Maybe one day
In the era of modern copyright law, not holding my breath.
I mean if you know the songs then it's not that big of a deal
@@BillyCobbOfficial Well I don't know all the songs so it kinda is.
Jazzie Thuqqinz they literally hate the songs because they’re overplayed, how do you not know them
@@BillyCobbOfficial Because I don't know every song on the planet. I don't know Blues Traveler and I don't listen to The Beatles. But not including me for a sec, not everyone has heard these songs and if they have, they may not know the name of the song and artist. So being able to hear a part of the song could make it easier for someone follow along with list. Not only would it make it easier, but as my original comment said, it would make the list feel less empty. Hearing the songs he's speaking about as he lists them off would be a nice addition. Unfortunately that's impossible because of youtube and it's copyright issues.
1:26 since when is “chagrin” a swear worthy of bleeping?
Ikr?
Maybe the algorithm picks up the SHAG bit of chagrin.
I thought he said shit eating grin at first.
That is actually what I was wondering!
The “sick in a diseased sort of way” was referring to the album, not the fans.
As much as any of this kind of pissed me off for how much of a diversion this title was compared to its content, listen to GG Allin's Don't Talk to Me
He wanted to be something entirely different, if you read up on him, any compasionate human being could see that his life is quite a tragedy.
All of the groups mentioned in this video don't actually hate you for listening to their music, most of them just hate having a single song being loved over all the songs they funneled their hard work and hardships into. Imagine working on 14 pieces and only a single one is being praised and appraised as being invaluable, while you think it's the least worth of attention as anything else you've ever made, for how easy and stolen the chord progression is. Meanwhle, you're dealing with personal struggles. The entire situation is messy, but to say that they hate you for loving that single hit single? That's a bit extreme. I doubt anyone ever reads this anyway. I'm kind of screaming into the void here. All I meant is that you can imagine that if you ever made 14 beautiful pieces, and a single one you thought as being cheap becomes praised as the only thing that matters, while your other ones are neglected, you'd kind of feel misunderstood. That shit hurts. It might not prompt or warrant throwing shit at an audience, but now that you mention it...
music4meh meanwhile I straight up told a musician I like in a livestream that one of my fav songs off his newest album was the one literally everyone else forgot existed, and his face was priceless 🤣
Speaking as a musician, whatever issues they have about how fans might perceive their music, they gotta let that shit go. Or at least keep it from the fans. Because they will never get to know exactly how their fans do feel about their music and will only overgeneralize them and end up breaking the hearts of those "true" fans when they ultimately decide to walk all over them. Worst case scenario, those fans don't get it at all but still are giving those musicians the support they need for them to be able to live their out their dream life of performing or being in the studio. There are certainly worse things that life can dish out compared to being misunderstood. And to shit on your fans is a lose-lose for everyone involved. All it does for the musician is push them further down the road towards being the condescending bitter alienating prick that a lot of musicians end up being.
Another good one for this list would be how much the late Jani Lane of Warrant HATED Cherry Pie and how he was pretty much bullied by the label into writing it and putting it on the album. He hated the fact that it was the band's 'signature' tune and it tormented him until his sad end.
I remember reading a quote somewhere along the lines of "i couldve put a bullet in my head for writing that" its a shame that Warrant never got past that song except with Heaven. Always felt bad for Jani and made a serious effort to dig into their discography after hearing about this.
Jim Barber I actually really loved their dark song called Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
The album that became Cherry Pie was even supposed to be called Uncle Tom’s Cabin. And it is a much better song by far.
“How well can you separate the art from the artist”
People who like Brand New: “well...”
Depends, is the author dead or not?
Warrant - Cherry Pie. He says that song ruined his life.
Warrant is a band, not a person lol
His name is Jani Lane dude
Cherry pie is their worst song imo
@@danielgoldberg5357 but certainly not the worst.
That video changed my life ;-)
GG Allin didn't hate his fans specifically, he just hated everyone in general
I think it’s a very common occurrence that bands write something goofy or ironically and get their biggest hit. And to get a hit with something that your heart is not into completely will probably feel like being loved for something you are not.
I Love Champagne Super Nova, &
Stop crying your heart out. Ones Good For Drinking, the other is a good reminder not to drink too much.
Champagne supernova is so much better than wonder wall
I remember an interview of the singer from dexy's midnight runners. He was very grouchy, and said he doesn't remember the words to come on eileen, and doesn't ever want to sing it again. Poor dude, i get it.
Well to be honest, it's quite rude....and how do you think Eileen felt about that?
Hating the hands that help feed you is the trait an artist can have.
Ikr? Hating the song that made and helped feed a whole career - I understand how that could leave you feeling pretty compromised.
Noel wrote all of Oasis' songs, not just "Wonderwall."
He didn't actually. He did mainly for the first three albums but not rest
HEY I SAW THEM LIVE AND THEY WERE GREAT !!!! IT WAS LIKE FLASHING BACK TO THE 70'S AGAIN THEY ROCK LIVE !!!!
The beautiful thing about music is that it can mean anything to an individual; it is a very personal experience that’s all their own, shaped by their own unique perspectives and life experience. Once you put it out there, it’s out of your hands
Wow. I like that way of explaining what it is.
Rivers Cuomo has actually kind of changed his tune on Pinkerton in recent years. After the conclusion of the Memories Tour, where the band played the entirety of both the Blue Album and Pinkerton live, he said in an interview that it was "incredibly validating" for him to see thousands of fans singing along every word to each song from Pinkerton, whereas back when the album was first released those songs would "sink like a lead balloon" live (see www.mtv.com/news/1654191/weezers-rivers-cuomo-reflects-on-memories-tour-plans-more-shows-in-2011/ for the whole story). Also, I've been to personally see them twice in the past year, and both times they played at least one or two songs from Pinkerton, including the one that Cuomo personally considers among the hardest to play, "Falling for You", both times. So I don't think Weezer hates their fans for liking Pinkerton, I think they hate them more for not really embracing the more experimental pop direction they keep trying to take.
I hate that they didn’t cover the ‘why’. Pinkerton wasn’t well received at launch, which caused Rivers severe depression
braxton mcalpin in 2001 or 2002 on the midget tour with Jimmy Eat World and Tenacious D they played Tired of Sex. It was right after the Green Album was in heavy rotation on mtv and the radio most new fans didn’t know it and the vibe was so different and weird you could tell Rivers wasn’t feeling it. It was still epic though
Well they never hated or hates anyone for liking an album or a song. I dont know where they got that quote, but it's not his style, especially knowing his love for Nirvana.
This is somehow my most liked comment ever, and it's for a stupid nitpick on a music list...Thank you for appreciating my Weezer fanboy-ing, kind souls of UA-cam? XD
John and Paul we’re still friends, Paul and John were even in a hotel room watching George on snl
I loved hook- for precisely what it was. I loved the lyrics, and as a musician, I totally understood. There's a really clever triple-endendre layered through it. It's one of my favorite lyrics ever.
I haven't even made it to the actual video. I'm just here to see what's new on my playlist this week now.
The hilarious thing about "Wonderwall" is that Liam chose it over "Dont Look Back in Anger" to sing lead on.
I think "Don't Look Back in Anger" is the better song, too. Probably an unpopular opinion, IDK.
Well it's not like oasis chose their most popular songs it's the people hearing it
Really getting your money's worth outta that alter bridge shirt
Saw them a year or so ago. They played 3 or 4 songs off Pinkerton. Good Life is a personal favorite.
I saw Blues Traveller at CBS Studios in Dallas around 2015 and they were beyond phenomenal. It was an intimate acoustic set and they closed with Runaround. That man sang shivers down my spine.
Noel hates wonderwall too but both Liam and Noel sing it at their solo concerts and Liam doesn't seem to hate it anymore
Yea I wonder what's up with that...........
*Money Money Money by ABBA plays ominously in the background*
@@slipknot95maggot he plays what the people want. He had it in his set list a year ago hasn't played it since
Gg allin, the absolute mad lad
Hello WC! There's a reason I keep following you, solid content infused with personality (instead of bland, generic "here's top 10 shit we ripped from Reddit or some such"). Carry on.
What does it say about me that one of my favorite Beatles songs is "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite?" I also love the Eddie Izzard version from Across the Universe, lol.
If their careers tank, they'll be playing these hatred songs of theirs to make ends meet.
Because the only reason artists become artists at all is solely due to the money it brings.
@@thecosmicblueautie exactly
What about Brendon Urie being sick to the back teeth with having to sing I write sins not tragedies
Panic at the disco sucks anyways
@@tommyjohnson4855 why do they suck? do you dislike that type of music, because you can't say brendon urie is bad at singing or the musicians are bad at playing. so therefore you either dislike the lyrics or you dislike the mood of the band.
@@saintmastema17 they're grade a radio pop mainstream garbage, anybody who knows how to play an instrument hates panic at the disco and most of the other garbage out there
Dj Cheetah too bad for y’all then.
@@raventripp6099 i happen to play quite a few instruments and i can wholeheartedly say they're one of my favorite bands. not all "pop" or "mainstream" music is horrible. if you think so then you're doing yourself a disservice and missing out on quite a bit of music you might potentially enjoy. nothing about them sucks so if its not your style just say so. no need to shit on talented people or degrade fans of it. you only make yourself look like an ass.
I saw Radiohead in 2003 and they played Creep, I don't think anybody expected them to, maybe they could tell that and decided to give us a treat. They also played The Bends which was nice.
Woah you guys have a music channel now? Yesss!!!
Alter Bridge is an amazing band I’m glad you’re rocking their shirt.
"This sucks! Our fans only want to hear a couple of our songs!"
Iron Butterfly enters the chat. .. . .
This was interesting as a weezer/radiohead/Beatles fan ...it’s always interesting to hear more about them.
I photographed Thom Yorke solo last year. It was by far the most bizairre, beautiful, lush, intense, and violently jarring sounding gig I have ever been to. He posed for me several shots, and it was really cool, except, he is really Odd, even when I met him years earlier, he was shocked that I didnt know who he was when we were at dinner. I told him my honest opinions of some songs, and he thought it was nice that I told him, not knowing who he was. He introduced himself to me, and appreciated my honesty and opinions. And told me I was totally wrong on a statement of "Overproduction" on an album. That show I shot was historic for me, and absolutely stunning, visuals and sounds, but I would never wish to re live that one. Any other production of his would be great.
Funny how Weezer doesn’t hate fans who like Maladroit.
Me: *sees rivers*
Me: I don’t care what this is I’m watching it
There was a time i was on tour in 2000, in a hardcore band at the time seen as a "tough guy" band, and the other band with us was similar but more thrash metal influenced, and a couple of them usually rode with us, and we literally listened to Pinkerton for 90 % of our traveling time. To be fair this was all east coast where the drives weren't that long, but we were all hooked and i still am
The thing about the Beatles is years after John and Paul’s bickering they made up and realized well their like brothers Paul even recently said I can really tell we loved each other
"Sick in a deseased sort of way" was in reference to the album, not the fans.
GG Allin didn't hate you for listening to his music. He just hated you.
That's not better, it's the same with a difference. Difference being why would you listen if the artist hates you?
6:50
The way he opened with that line tho xD
Why was the word ‘chagrin’ muted?
GWAR if they had it their way we'd all be dead and they would feast on our flesh!
“Fans should be fed to the dogs!!!!”
This is the _real_ number one spot to anybody who knows anything about rock music
R.i.p Oderus Urungus
Isaiah Litzell haha, I saw them last night.
Oderus Died! Died! He Died! He was all our friend, and he Died! Died! Died! Oderus Died!
"... A less reliable Axl Rose ..." Ouch!!!
mcCartney often did uptempo fun oddities that took him and the Beatles to #1-Hello, Goodbye, 1967/68, or (as the lead with wife Linda and Wings) "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey", the first of his real ambitious, but still fun hits, in 1971.
If certain bands or singers write a song that they hate or wrote as a joke it is really simple, don't release it. Joe Elliot once said in an interview that whatever song that you officially release as a single to be ready to perform it at every show for the rest of your career. There are many bands that most likely have songs on their setlist at every show that they perform every time because they know that the majority of the fans want to hear it every time. Aerosmith has been doing Dream On for over forty years, Metallica has been doing Enter Sandman since 1991, Kiss has been doing Rock N Roll All Nite for over forty years and so at every show that they have done. Most bands are probably tired of performing their biggest hits but do them because they want to continue touring so they can get paid.
Goo Goo Dolls said they would rather fire nails guns into their hands than play Name or Iris again. Can't blame them as those songs were and probably still are to this day played too much on radio,
it‘s kind of sad musicians hate that their songs bring joy to a lot of people.
i get that you dont want to be reduced to just one song. but putting frustration and despite against people who like YOUR song and GIVE you MONEY. i dont know
Nirvana did something similar to "Hook" with "In Bloom", basically openly mocking anyone who sang along with their songs without understanding the meaning behind them.
"High and Dry" a Rod Stewart song according to T. Yorke. LMAO!
Wait,how is John calling maxwells silver Hammer childish
GG Allin was amazing, he was the last true rock and roll icon. nobody was ever and will ever be like him, he really was one of a kind. I have him tattooed on my leg
And G.G would no doubt consider you a sheep of conformity for getting said tattoo. You can't win with people like him. He had a horrendous upbringing which left him misanthropic. He's not an icon, he's a tragedy.
Blue Cheer only had one hit in their lifetime they hated "Summertime Blues" for being their only hit single. but as the years went on singer Dickie Peterson said; "I hated playing it for the longest time...but now I celebrate that song. I learned to appreciate it. when times where tough, Summertime Blues was there to pull us through. "
Why was "cha" of "chagrin" censored?
lol, you censored "Chagrin"?! come on....
As for Lennon and McCartney you can like both versions of the Beatles. I do. For the same reason I collected (and listened to) both Lennon and McCartney's albums after the band broke up. And George Harrison's too, come to think of it, Ringo is the only Beatle whose ALBUMS I never bought. I loved a few of his singles, of course, and still do "Snookeroo" and "It Don't Come Easy" for example. But he never held me for an entire album. Not like the other three.
(Adore his Carl Perkins covers from back in the Beatles Heyday).
Oh, well, there it is, Just saying with Lennon and McCartney it has never had to be either/or for me, Both/And worked fine.
I like Creep, not because it’s a great song (it’s ok) but it’s one of those “right song in the right moment” songs. I also like Wonderwall for a similar reason though it’s rarely something you want to hear randomly
Radiohead played Creep when I saw them in 2018 and they seemed to enjoy it.
This hate for Creep is an old story.
Brian Molko with Nancy Boy and Pure Morning
Though they did play it live at Brixton out of the blue once.
The last time they toured NZ (sleeping with ghosts D:) and he announced “this is the last song, it’s not Nancy Boy” the crowd practically boo’d 😂 (Those of Tru Fans there knew they hadn’t gone near it for years and they were finishing with Where is My Mind)
So they all gave the money back right?
Of course they did. Would they have done anything else? Lol
Lol Ke$ha said one of her fav song is Fight for your right to party
Lol noel played wonderwall with the high flying birds on this smashing pumpkins tour and after just roasted his brother 3 minutes
That minute and a half intro for the 10 minute mark was too obvious
Jokes on them cause I already hate my self more.
I'm honestly just happy you're wearing an alter bridge shirt
I just looked up the Pinkerton album tracklisting, and I don't recognize a single song on the record.
What if your favorite Beatles tune is Don’t Pass Me By?
Yikes. That awful song is a B side of a B side. 😖
*I saw the beatles, please let me love you. T^T*
“No i don’t know how to play that song.... anyway here is wonderwall (again)”
I think every band has its ups and downs with certain "popular" songs when you have to sing a song every night or else leave your fans displeased you can grow to hate the song, or if you wanna write new stuff and all the fans want are the hits, you can eventually hate your own discography
Well, Thom Yorke and I have something in common. We both hate Creep.
Took the words right out of my mouth! I hate Creep too. Thom Yorke should be pleased as punch.
Did whoever edits this think the word chagrin was shit grin or is that just how Scott pronounced it?
Thanks for the video 🙃
Scott from whatculture, badass shirt. Freakin love Alter Bridge!
I'm pretty sure Brendon Urie absolutely hates singing I Write Sins Not Tragedies
Not as much as he seems to hate the entirety of Pretty. Odd. He won't even perform those songs anymore.
@@KaijaSchmauss He does perform Nine In The Afternoon, and I don't think he 'hates' Pretty. Odd. but more so it's a hard album for him to perform. I do wish he played more from it, as I am sure many others would.
@@natileroxs5226 I think Pretty. Odd is hard for him to perform because after the album was made there was a Beatles type of feud between him and former bandmate Ryan Ross. Ross preferred the Beatles inspired direction Pretty. Odd took but Urie wanted to do more of his own thing (while also bringing back a bit of the baroque-pop sound of the first album). Ross left the band and formed a new one called The Young Veins which kept the style of Pretty. Odd, while Urie did some more baroque-pop inspired stuff for a couple albums before later deciding to take a more Sinatra inspired direction for Death of a Bachelor (as Sinatra's 100th birthday was occurring at the time) and then a broadway inspired approach to Pray for the Wicked (after he was a part of the cast of Kinky Boots).
I've never heard anybody misunderstand The Beatles so entirely
Thanks, whatculture. I had to take half an hour of Behemoth to cleanse my palate after checking out the first few acts (the rest i knew and liked, except for Beatles).
Figured tool would be on here haha