Kim Dracula - Make Me Famous (Official Video) | REACTION
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It’s not about serial killers, if you watched the disclaimers, in the beginning, the USA is the only Country dealing with this shit and it takes a musician like Kim Dracula from another country to point out these horrors. It’s about automatic weapons, school and public shootings, gun control, and how the media gives the mass shooters more publicity than the victims. Also, who becomes more famous, the head of the Swat Team who took out the mass shooter or the mass shooter.
“It’s enough to make a you think.”
Kim Dracula & Ren are a few of the latest and last "Genre Bender's" Jinjer (Band) would also kind of fall into this. Musical Rides/Journey's as I call them. "Seventy -Thorns" (featuring Jonathan Davis) singer for Korn. That is more heavy but, it is has a number of genre's in it. The start will fool you. Great reactions.
The song isnt Anti-Gun. Its more of a political commentary piece, as is most of their songs. They are highlighting how people are violent because its what they see as their chance to become famous. Because as much as it is horrible that these events happen, weirdly there are like Fandoms for shooters, I see this a lot with the shooters from columbine. Like Kim's song Superhero is about suicide, and theres just a lot of political/social commentary in their music.
I always viewed Superhero being about peoples over reliance on prescription drugs like anti depressants, and doctors just chucking them at people like it'll solve all their problems.
Have not watched much of the video yet but not an anti-gun song it is speaking about people worshipping mass shooters.
It's actually a bit of all of it and it's not subtle.
It's about guns
It's about mass shooters
It's about the cops and the military
And how all of it plays into eachother