Are These Metal YouTubers POSERS?? (Nik Nocturnal, Jared Dines & more)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 5 вер 2023
- Don’t miss out on all the action this week at DraftKings! Download the DraftKings app today! Sign-up using dkng.co/finn or through my promo code FINN. Thanks DraftKings for sponsoring!
Bradley Hall asked Nik Nocturnal, Jared Dines, Rudy Ayoub, Sophie Burrell, Drewsif and more UA-camrs about their favorite metal album... and I'm judging!
Bradley Hall's video: • I Asked 12 Famous YouT...
--
🎉 PATREON: / thepunkrockmba
--
🔴 TWITCH: / finnmckenty
🕹️ DISCORD: / discord
--
📲 INSTAGRAM: / finnmckenty
📲 TIKTOK: / finnmckenty
📲 TWITTER: / thepunkrockmba
📲 LINKEDIN: / finnmckenty
--
👕 MERCH: prmbamerchstore.com/
--
🔊 PODCAST (Spotify): bit.ly/prmbapodcast
▶️ SPOTIFY NEW MUSIC PLAYLIST: bit.ly/prmbalist
--
Gambling Problem? Call1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (CO/IL/IN/LA/MD/MI/NJ/OH/PA/TN/WV/WY), (800) 327-5050 or visit gamblinghelplinema.org (MA), Call 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY). Please Gamble Responsibly. Call 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (KS/NH), 888-789-7777/visit ccpg.org (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), visit OPGR.org (OR) or www.1800gambler.net (WV). 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/KS/LA(select parishes)/MA/MI/MD/NJ/NY/OH/PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. Void in NH/OR/ONT. Eligibility restrictions apply. On behalf of Boot Hill Casino & Resort (KS). Valid 1 per new customer. Min. $5 deposit. Min. $5 bet. $200 issued as bonus bets that expire 7 days (168 hours) after being awarded. Bonus bets must be wagered 1x and stake is not included in any winnings. Ends 9/18/23 at 11:59PM ET. Sponsored by DK. See terms at dkng.co/ftball. - Розваги
Don’t miss out on all the action this week at DraftKings! Download the DraftKings app today! Sign-up using dkng.co/finn or through my promo code FINN. Thanks DraftKings for sponsoring!
The QR code on his shirt is a Rick Roll 😂
I feel like Megadeth is better musically, but commercially Metallica wins
Everyone is a poser. I'm a poser you are a poser only Ozzy is not a poser.
Ozzy and i'd like to add GG Allin to that short list.
I’m a dude, he’s a dude, she’s a dude, cuz we’re all dudes yeah
Ozzy is hiiiiiiigh
I agree, everything is poser.
FACTS
Justin’s music journey is weird. He started out as an artist named Amnaeon, won Jared’s vocal contest, had a mental breakdown, deleted all of his music (he had like 3 or four albums), took a year or so off, came back, rebranded as hungry lights (hungry covers and hungry pootoos (his cover channel and comedy music channels) came later), released four albums, is in the process of writing books for all four albums, and then Max and Mike Portnoy found him for Tallah.
You're missing the most interesting part.
As Hungry Lights, while Tallah was getting started; he was the first youtube i ever saw who actively went against his fanbase. He answered every single request comment with "i don't do requests", getting more and more agitated, but holding his ground.
I started working online doing music shit (after working in the industry for a decade) and it was people like him, who had agency and knew how to actually deal with sheep-like, drone, npc "fans" who have a tendency to take over your life that made me ok with giving it a stab. Huge inspiration!
@@notreally-sf3df that’s kinda cool. Respect to him.
I was not expecting the props for Volumes haha! They got the bounce 🤷♂️
Finn's worst take is on Megadeth
"Here's The Thing".....
Right on cue, and it sounds amazing every time.
Huge respect to Austin for The Contortionist pick! incredible album, and also Sophie is a badass for picking Periphery!
He’s the Dickey to my Dines
But...language? Not exoplanet or apparition?
@@beattothepunch9364ikr that album is like later btbam core
@beattothepunch9364 Language is my favorite too from them, it might not be as heavy as Exoplanet but something about that album is just magical.
Exoplanet is the album I’d send up in a spaceship for aliens to listen to as the representation for all of metal music
I feel personally attacked as a Mazda 3 owner
Great car have a Mazda 3 and a Miata here
Is it your dream car, though?!
Same
3 albums that I always tell people that are so heavy and still hold up today:
Fear Factory Demanufacture
Strapping Young Lad - City
White Zombie - Astro Creep 2000
❤ Hell yeah. FF and SYL are my picks for favorite metal industrial.
Whenever people talk about Mustane’s singing I just hear Layne Staley saying: “watch him become a god” 😂
😂
I ate 7 bowls of life cereal last night and now I can’t move. 👍
My favorite is The Poison by BFMV because it's what sort of indoctrinated me into heavy music.
They’re the first band i liked with screaming vocals.
“Where does Hard Rock end and Metal begin” someone said in the chat. A very good question that is, truth is no one knows.
Every Megadeath song sounds like royalty free metal for b-roll on a History channel reality show
Finn, legit question. What is "wrong" with "boomer" metal? I mean, you're using it in a negative context so I assume you personally think there's something lesser about it so I'd like to know what it is? Simply because it existed decades ago or is there something inherently lesser about the music for you?
I always hear this term being used and I find it funny because if the music is somehow lesser than something newer just because it was released decades ago, then that has nothing to do with the music itself, you're just coming off trying to appeal to the younger crowds. I think there's a big reason why people still love and reference older metal bands. They fill a void that newer metal bands simply cannot replicate.
Larger than life, completely original, lyrically timeless (mostly), story-telling elements, less "wall of sterile 8-bit noise" etc. So if that makes it "boomer" then so be it, there's a massive reason why these bands are still selling out stadiums and arenas 40+ years since they became a band and 20+ years since they were last "super relevant".
"Boomer" music isn't even listened to by the boomers lol it's mostly by Gen-x, Millenials and now Gen-z's. Would love some clarification on what you mean by it.
Yeah boomer metal is great
Maybe I’m just reading it wrong but it just comes off as tongue in cheek to me. I’m sure Finn would admit there’s reasons that music stays relevant for decades, I mean you’d be a fool to not recognize why it’s still listened to.
@muymachopenguin4314 forsure but repeating it in most of his videos everything the topic comes up males me believe there's more to just being tongue in cheek, which is why I asked for clarification
That is true. I do get Finn's point about people often only caring about the older bands and therefore newer stuff doesn't get enough exposure. But then again, all music will be old at some point, depends also what you call old. Some call nu metal old by this point, some absolutely don't. Anyway, the best bands will be remembered decades later when you can better tell what stood the test of time. And every single era of music has some of these bands.
Actual boomer music is like The Rolling Stones and The Who
This is why I like Finn. He calls himself a fan of Metal, yet he doesn’t care about guitar solos, one of the defining features of the genre! 😂🤣
I used to care a lot, but not so much nowadays haha and I’m a guitarist!
Well I can certainly relate, never cared for solos.. unless it was a Meshuggah solo, those are just the best
He's more of a hardcore kid than metalhead
Same with me in 95% of cases. There are only so many solos I can hear after 13+ years and 50+ subgenres hahaha
Ya know, I think I agree with the take on Megadeth as a whole, but at the same time Rust in Peace is easily my favorite album from any of the Big 4 bands. It's just such a perfect storm of superb musicianship and fun, catchy songwriting. Easy 10/10. Like even if you aren't a big fan of Dave's vocals, they also have that quality where I can't imagine the songs being sung by anyone else.
I totally agree. It's one of those albums where it doesn't matter what band it is, even if you cannot enjoy it subjectively, you have to admit the greatness on objective level. Songwriting and performance is top notch.
True. I would say that Megadeth is a pretty bad band overall and Dave's vocals definetely are awful, but Rust in Peace is such an outlier in their catalog. One of the best metal albums ever made.
Totally. I don’t like Megadeth but Rust in Peace is a true 10/10
Yeah, you would think Finn would make an exception for Rust in Peace. It is there best album by a large margin.
@@laurisaarinen1126 Nah Megadeth's songwriting is pretty weak, even on Rust in Peace. Holy Wars is an undeniable song tho.
I appreciate Megadeth because they consistently do USO shows. It may not seem like much but for the guys overseas, it means a lot. They always have my respect for that.
One of the best bands ever. Finn had to be trolling. He definitely triggered me with his Megadeth hate.
My favorite is “This is Love, this Murderous by Bleeding Through
The best metal album of all time is Still Life by Opeth hands down. Beautiful songs, beautiful concept. If anyone reads this and hasnt heard this album in full, please give it a try
I think the real question is what is Finn’s favourite metal album of all time?
Vulgar Display (yes I am a boomer)
@@FinnMckentyPRMBAno you’re a Nu-Boomer 😂
Altars of Madness though?
@@FinnMckentyPRMBA Hell yeah brother
Hell yeah brother. Trendkill is my favorite Pantera record.
I don't dress based upon my musical taste or base my personality around a genre of music.
This is just another type of broadcast in the same vein
Props to you though for rocking that dope Emmure shirt! Great vid as always Finn.
Trustkill records will forever be the label that had the guts to realease brothers keeper. The vocalist is the core equivalent to Dr Pepper. Either you love it or you hate it. And it will forever and ever be so. Amen.
It’s ridiculous the amount of good music Trustkill put out back in the day.
As a big fan of swedish metal scene my faves are mostly there:
Edge of Sanity - Crimson II
Candlemass - Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
Katatonia - Dance of December Souls
Opeth - Ghost Reveries
Dissection - The Somberlain.
I am a Megadeth fan because of the raw emotion and aggression. Vocals can be iffy but its so amazing
FINN GET THIS MAN
@@Jerrremy Megadeth has bangers, and a lot of misses also. Holy Wars, Hangar 18, Peace Sells, Sweating Bullets, My Darkest Hour, albeit kinda memed on and cringey boomer stuff, Symphony of Destruction. God Holy Wars and Hangar 18(even if it is a little bit wankery guitar) are so good.
@@nicholasadams81 (I am a closet Megadeth fan)
I am an open Megadeth fan and have been for years, salute brother
@@nicholasadams81 no one takes anyone seriously who say the line "kinda memed on and cringey boomer stuff." Finn has the funniest audience on Yt.
The day when Jared's low key honesty unintentionally made Finn look out of the loop...🤣.
Appreciate the editing in the end to change the 12 in the title to an 11 :D
The British joke killed me at work. Came out of nowhere
Out of all of the favorites, Contortionist takes the win for me.
They create beautiful music. True masters of the craft.
Mine has to be Uroboros (Remastered) by Dir en grey. They had taken their older more chaotic sound and blended it seamlessly with elements of death, doom, black, and nu-metal to create something truly unique feeling, and this would be the general template they use going forward. This album has so much variety to it, from your brutal macabre nightmare bangers to your somewhat hopeful light rock ballads.
Those mid 2000s DIRENGREY albums are fucking insane to this day, one of my favorite bands
I was thinking dum spiro spero while watching this haha. Uroboros would probably be my second choice though.
I can't deny that Dum Spiro Spero pretty much improved on everything Uroboros did. It is probably my second favorite.@@pattobyo
@@pattobyo Dum Spiro Spero def my #2, i don’t think anything can top Marrow of the Bone for me
Good choice.
I cant beleive nobody picked slaughter of the soul. its probably my favourite album of all time
thats because most of the people there just know metalcore and dont give anything else a try sadly
@dragonballfanscantread2383i have never heard anyone say Slaughter is the weakest in atg's discography. I love it so much becaose the riffs are just perfect. Can u explain how it is OBJECTIVLY the worst atg album becaose that title should go to with fear i kiss the burning darkness coase its production is so bad
@dragonballfanscantread2383 i dont agree with that take but i kinda see where ur coming from. Yes it has rifs that are simple like blinded by fear but i think that in Slaughter they perfected theier style
And ur point of predictable song structures is absolutely true, i usualy hate the normal song formula but idk it just works for that album
If "Life Is But A Dream" is considered metal, Van Halen 1 is definitely metal.
If I may attempt to explain Megadeth fandom…
At least for me, part of the appeal for Megadeth, if I’m being honest, is rooting for the underdog. Mustaine’s history with Metallica if often used to ridicule him but it also is the best promoter of his music. And as a guitar nerd, Megadeth has the best guitar playing in the big 4. “It’s an acquired taste” I trained myself to tolerate and sometimes even like Mustaine’s singing.
Megadeth has nerd/under-dog appeal.
100% agreed
For me picking an actual favorite metal album is basically impossible. But if they made me pick something the first thing that comes to mind is Slipknot's self titled album. I was listening to metal before it came out, but it's honestly the album that got me into the heavier side of metal. I guess one way to put it is that it's the most important metal album for my personal journey into heavier music.
11:34 I was 14 this album came out, the year after I got drums for Christmas...
R.I.P. Rev we love you Jimmy ❤
The key to annoying Megadeth fans is to call the band MEGADEATH.
And then when they say "it's not spelled with an A!" - call them MEGDETH.
Works out pretty well.
Van Halen 1 does not have shit guitar tone. It is possibly one of the best. Music is subjective and all, but I think Finn is objectively wrong here
And Van Halen is indeed metal.
Arguably the best guitar tone ever recorded. Anyone who knows anything about guitar will at least consider it.
Far Beyond Driven and Biohazard's State of the World Address are my two favorite albums of all time
I saw Parkway Drive at Warped Tour back when they released "Deep Blue" Also saw Every Time I Die, Dillinger, BMTH, Whitechapel, Andrew WK, ADTR, Emmure and so many more. It was a good summer.
I agree with the Periphery take. Nolly has sold more Dingwall basses than any other bassist in metal as far as I can see, and I took a girl to a Periphery show and she liked it.
Austin Dickie should be a spokesman for bucket hats at your local summer carnival
Those of us that love Megadeth love the crazy, sideways riffs. Usually killer, also sideways, technical drumming.
I love Dave's voice. I liken it to an old Looney Tunes character. Same vibes. And everyone loves Looney Tunes
Effigy of the forgotten is my favorite metal album. Favorite album overall is Southeastern by Jason Isbell. I’m definitely a poseur.
Unbelievably based to enjoy both Suffocation and Jason Isbell. Both Southeastern and Something More than Free are 10/10 albums
The thumbnail is like my personal metal/rock youtube content creator mt Rushmore lmao. I'd have to admit that I was a little late to the party with Rudy, but I found his videos a couple years ago. Dude is HILARIOUS. Such good timing with his comedy
I wasn't gonna mention it, but its gonna bother me if I don't also add Rob scallon and stevie T as classic og metal creators on here
Rust in peace is top tier. As a musician, it's the toughest Thrash album than most.
Killswitch Engage- Alive Or Just Breathing is my answer to this question, it was the first nu- metal album I probably listened to and was absolutely hooked by it, and it still holds up today
Nu-metal? They are not nu-metal. They are melodic metalcore. They are one of the big bands of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal.
Recently started collecting cds again, city of evil and far beyond driven were 2 records i had to get...great records.
This makes me miss my old Bury Your Dead Fools Gold album.
I can see today's video will be a field day for me 😂🤣🤣😂
Man, you HAVE to be involved in Musician Mansion next time. Totally respect you for skipping it this time due to the baby. Family first aways. But we need you there next time!
I laughed so hard at your Mazda 3 comment. I used to have one & at the time it was my dream car bc it had a 6 disc CD player... I think my pick might be The Sin & the Sentence by Trivium. I love that whole album from top to bottom, both lyrically & musically.
Volumes has some AMAZING music that shakes me to my core
Where is that "here's the thing" clip from? I've looked everywhere
Golden gods 2014 i think
Finn, tell us your fantasy football lineup!!!!
Difficult to choose a favorite album. 10/10 albums for me are Black Waltz by Avatar, Carolus Rex by Sabaton and Dark Matter by Gürschach. But I think my favorite album of all time is A7X's self titled album 🤔
Here is a bold statement, I have strong case for Periphery, not only from the songs they write, or their sound, or their musical choices but just their contribution to music as a whole down to the programs, label, …..everything….its the product of a pure successful, obsessive ambition that equates them to maybe, IMO be the greatest metal band/company in history, based on their body of work inside and out of their album work.
This reads like a copypasta
@@terminaldeity reads as bs too
Slipknot's Iowa was a huge influence into the music that I listen to this day.
The Way of All Flesh is also my favourite metal album. There’s not a bad song on the album. It’s a masterpiece throughout. Oroboros is such a banger.
"VIA" by VOLUMES is one of my favorite albums of all time.
Back to times of Splendor is amazing, that's an awesome pick.
I hate that people can't like or love these most mainstream albums because they are immediately posers...
Sunfyres Twitch streams are wild and hilarious. She's a fantastic drummer too.
For me, The Dead Eye by The Haunted takes the top spot. Each song flows into next so well
i am with Angel Vivaldi here, "Idols and Anchors" by PWD was the song that made me a metalcore fan and it was the first metalcore song i've ever listened. it is a good entry song for people who hasn't listened to metalcore before IMHO
Oh man I forget about all that remains on a constant basis!!!! That use to be my favorite metal band!!! They had like 15 songs I was OBSESSED WITH all at the same time 😂❤
That volumes album still makes me go "wtf is this" up there with within the ruins or Boo
Wow I was surprised by Nik's answer, it's in my top 5 too.
_City of Evil_ is incredible front to back, but Sunfyre's a fuckin real one for sure for naming "Sidewinder", and the spanish/flamenco style accoustic outro is one of my all time favorite accoustic pieces of music 🤌🏼
Dissillusioned is very similar to say The Baroness or even Mastodon. It's like super proggy and even jazzy in parts... but still heavy and atmospheric. HIGHLY recommended if you're a fan of those latter two bands mentioned.
I can't agree enough with Parkway Drive Horizons. It's so freaking good.....
Between the Buried and Me - Colors. That album means a lot to me personally and the songs are just… amazing from beginning to end. Some parts your grandmother could listen to; other parts your same grandmother would make you go to church.
Totally agree! How did you feel about Colors II? I think I like it even more than Colors
I had no idea there was a colors 2
@@bfiremitch I really liked colors 2. It was my favorite album of theirs since parallax. Colors 1 gets the nudge since it was groundbreaking for me.
@@mistersudz102 yup! It’s their latest album. Came out in 2021. Solid album with some riffs thrown in as a colors 1 callback.
@@bfiremitch Everything after The Great Misdirect has been meh. Coma Ecliptic was good though.
4:10 the funny part about that is Dave Mustaine does open his mouth when he sings that
Justin Bonitz main channels are Hungry Covers and Hungry Lights. I discovered him on UA-cam about 6 years ago before Tallah. That he sound great then and I think he sounds awesome now.
Finn ur intros, I swear to God, are 10/10 everytime😂🤣 ok resuming video😅
My pick - The Pale Horse by Legend/LGND.
It just sits with me personally. Big nostalgia vibes. Every song slams. The dark undertones throughout the album drive the tone. Chad is one of the best vocalist in metal. The breakdowns are impactful and heavy as fuck. Drums are simple and produced to perfection. Just the flow of the album and the songwriting bore deep into my soul.
If I had to pick one or two songs, I’d go with “Parasite” and “Shut Down”.
LGND’s self-titled is also in my top 10, too.
Mazda 3 Hatchback is what I drive and it was my favorite AFFORDABLE car, but dream car you need to shoot for something out of range.
Spawn of possession - Noctambulent
Wow, Justin's pick is awesome! It's like melodic/proggy death metal, and the vocalist sounds like Serj.
I am not really a huge periphery fan but I do really like P2. I feel like nobody talks about that album and it’s the one that kept my interest the most
August Burns Red - Home, though Messengers and Leveler albums come in a close second
lately I've been listening to Helvetios from Eluveitie.
I don't think anyone mash death metal and folk metal as well as they do
"Poor British grew up without the letter 'T'"
Says the word 'Medal' instead of metal repeatedly
I love hearing that word lol
Favorite metal album would have to be Queensryche- Operation Mindcrime.
Can't pick a favorite album. I can't even decide which Pantera album is my favorite from day to day. As an older metal fan, I can narrow it down between classic metal, in-between(post boomer metal), and modern. King Diamond-Abigail, Pantera-Trendkill, All Shall Perish-Price of Existence
with that downloading music thing: not everyone discovers music they like at the time it comes out. I'm quite young so when most of the music i like came out i didn't care about it since my taste was different or i wasn't even born. this music can still be a milestone for you.
New Teezo Touchdown album has a ton of Metal,Rock,Punk,Funk influence would be a good listen
The musicians in Megadeth are actually insanely talented. It doesn't always translate into great albums or songs, but on a technical level (especially the guitar) they can be pretty amazing. If you combined the singing of James Hetfield and the great songwriting ability of early Metallica (Kill em All through the black album) with the musicianship of Megadeth I feel like you'd have a stellar band.
Via by Volumes is still an album I put on. It’s amazing and has aged beautifully over the years
Stare Into Death And Be Still- Ulcerate is an absolute banger of a metal album
Finn listen to disillusion, they're incredible. They came back after a huge hiatus and make an amazing album cashed the liberation. The first song wintertide became my favorite song of all time in the first listen
It’s weird to see Nik Nocturnal outside! Lol
I'm gonna give a shoutout to my favorite metal album: Origins by Mutiny Within. Super underrated band. Also, love Angel Vivaldi's stuff. Tons of energy and melody. And Fall of Ideals is the best metalcore album all-time.
It depends on what you call “Metal”.
My favourite album of all time i wouldn’t call Metal, it’s Souvenirs by The Gathering, a fantastic mix of Prog and Trip Hop.
My second favourite album of all time is questionable whether it’s Metal or not, because it could be counted as an Alternative Metal album, but it also has a ton of Post Grunge elements. Which is The Autumn Effect by 10 Years, a fantastic blend of Post Grunge/Alt Metal, with some small hints of Prog and even Folk in there.
But if you want a straight undoubtedly Metal album answer then it has to be for me The Heart Of Everything by Within Temptation, a fantastic Symphonic Metal album and Within Temptation’s best album they’ve ever put out.
If i was put on the spot out of nowhere my band would possibly be Mastodon Emperor of Sand or any other Mastodon album. Leviathan is a classic
Who saw zztop rocking djent guitars? It's crazy how far it's gone
Korn self titled (about 2 years after it came out) got me started into metal. They had so much to do with Metal staying alive it's crazy how they don't get enough credit from "real metal-heads". So did grunge music, but that's a whole other argument...
I suppose Prong's "Beg To Differ" is a boomer pick, but Tommy Victor's playing had a huge influence on my guitar playing.
I knew Dines was a poser within a few months of him breaking out, no metalhead talks about Warped Tour exclusively and no metalhead would interview those at Warped tour about metal bands as not a single actual metal band has ever played Warped tour.
I honestly have no clue what my favorite metal album is, I don't really listen to much metal. If we aren't counting metalcore, it would definitely have to be Opeth - Ghost Reveries. It's just a perfect album. If we are counting metalcore, I guess it would be a toss up between August Burns Red - Rescue and Restore or Memphis May Fire - The Hollow. So all at least a decade old which I guess qualifies me for my senior citizen discount, right?