Christians react MARILYN MANSON Antichrist Superstar Reaction!!!
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Met him onces. One of the intelligent persons I have ever talked to. Great statement of him in "Bowling for Columbine" as Michael Moore asked him, what he would have said to these kids. Manson answered: "Nothing, I would listened to what they have to say, because that is what nobody did."
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Dude, you are so illiterate. Learn some grammar.
@@1sonavabitch Maybe you can learn some german in exchange?
@@1sonavabitch you should look up the word illiterate.
@DJ DaveRave aka Dave Gordon
Interesting take.
I'm guessing you know him in person and have gathered information first hand?
Or are you just spouting what you've read online?
Calling someone a freak?
**** you, and **** people like you, you judgemental fool.
You've insulted a culture, women, a person and you've both victim blamed and acted like an victim at the same time.
How about this?
Withhold judgement, you say you wouldn't judge him, but you did and any women (WOMEN) that may be attracted to someone like that apparently isn't held to your standards. You're judgemental, you're less than the people you judge instantaneously. How can I say that? Because we wouldn't judge you on what we've heard or how you look or your shows act. I will judge you on the way you treat and judge others.
This, incidentally, why I'm anti-religion and pro-don't-be-a-dick.
People need to learn to live with each other before trusting the god-of-the-gaps.
You need to learn not to cast asinine assumptions before making comments, in the same vein you can be "redeemed" by fucking clarifying yourself and not being an absolute ****.
Good song, but you guys choose a terrible live performance, unfortunately. Try to hear the studio version, it has a music video.
kreshBACON even a studio version it’s a bit disrespectful to the song. Lol 😆
They should review studio versions whenever possible.
yeah, awful live version. Thought it was the "Dead to the world tour" version"
They tend to choose the worst live versions in general.
Haha, already noticed that
I really desperately hope that you two do a full album reaction to ‘Antichrist Superstar’ when you all get the chance. Everything you talked about in this episode, particularly about Manson seeming sad and the struggle of being a messianic figure is explored within the album. It’s essentially about a figure, “The Worm,” growing up in an oppressive society and wanting to change it. He becomes a messianic figure known as “Little Horn” who tries to preach against this, but society venerates him instead of heeding his warning *against* societal hierarchy. Depressed and all too aware that this was a failure, he decides to self-destruct and take the world down with him since it can never be changed. Extremely nihilistic and Nietzschean, and very sad Sori, but I do hope you all can experience it. Plus regardless of plot, it has some KILLER songs
this song legendary, it is art.
Marilyn Manson - Great Big White World!!
Yes please do
YES!
YES!!!
BEST SONG
That is a great opcion.
Sori: "Who was the guy who, he was black and then he became white?" [starts at 2:32]
Vin: (WTF look)
"Michael Jackson"
Nicholas Cage
Sori is very perceptive emotionally. Manson was for me what Korn was for Vin. I learned self reflection through music like Manson's. Coma White and Tournaquet are two of my absolute favorites. But this will probably get lost in the shuffle so cheers if you read this!
Coma White is a desert island album for me. It seems every year that goes buy I tend to give it a listen and it's better than I remember it being.... every year
@@juggalonumber27 it's not an album tho?
You two never cease to amaze me. Manson loves controversy, or to be "offensive", which in the 90s wasn't nearly as easy as today. He said, "Offending people is a necessary and healthy act. Every time you say something that’s offensive to another person, you just caused a discussion. You forced them to have to think" Well, that's what you guys did. You thought about his perspective vs adverse opinions vs the majority.
I like to point out in every comment I leave y'all is that I'm an atheist. For anyone else reading, I also love every creed, race, and religion. I feel like I should add this side note to demonstrate that we're not so different, you and I. It's an extremely controversial difference, but arbitrary for humanity, nonetheless.
And as always, much love out to you guys. To have an open mind is to have wisdom. Peace
Btw, I would absolutely love to sit down and have a conversation with y'all. I live in Southeast Missouri...the "buckle" of the bible belt. My lack of belief is not a popular opinion around here, and actually very detrimental to me were I to voice it. You guys are not only open-minded, but wise in terms of people's opinions and/or beliefs. Around here, I'm automatically the Antichrist Superstar when someone finds out I'm an atheist. It's tiresome. It also causes such a rift between good friends And family that I become ostracized, and not by my choice. When I watch your channel my heart receives hope for humanity; hope for myself. Sorry for the rant. I don't ever get a chance to chat with a religious person on our differing points of view. It automatically becomes an argument that I have to walk away from. Y'all keep it real, you keep it peaceful, and you always make us think. As always, much love ❤ Maybe one day we'll meet, and can have that conversation.
Welcome to 2020 where everything is offensive and censored and has to be politically correct or it's TABOO... COMEDIANS are dying off... Honestly, there is no more balance... just chaos in the real world.
Thats hilarious that you think it wasnt as easy to be "offensive" in the 90s considering back then you couldnt even say "fuck" on tv or people were offended by two dudes kissing in public or that people were offended by the ripping of the bible.
Marilyn Manson - Coma White
YES PLEASE!
HELL YEAH!
YEEES
Do iiiiiiiit!!
My favorite song 🤘🤘
For future Manson live reactions use the ones from Gun, God, and Government tour. Theyre all proshot and sound muchhhhhhh better
or the damn song off the album itself :D
K Zed Look, you, when you make a great point, please use the language you use as well as you can. If you were trying to say “muuuuuuch”, you didn’t. You put what you put. Please correct it, it’s easy with edit.
@@Gabriel_Moline you put "ass" instead of "as" and "try" instead of "trying". Also the use of "portray" is incorrect. Please correct it, it's easy with an edit.
K Zed Thanks, man! That was embarrassing, but I cerected it thanks to you.
@@Gabriel_Moline Great cerection! lol! Correct...
Trent reznor co-wrote reflecting god and produced the album.
yo mo NIN wins flawless victory!!!!
Reflecting God Is my favorite song of this album
MM fans don't give TR any credit...
@@treystephens4490 hmm you must not know too many manson fans
@@ziaumone.2148 I knew one. He thinks he's hot shit. The ultimate little fan girl.
Well no wonder Vin don't play much Manson. He's afraid of being tempted back to the Darkside lol.
Yes hahaha pretty true
@@trigintatres9787 Eventually he will. It's just a matter of time.
“I never really hated one true god, but the god of the people I hated” -MM Fight Song
Nope,Dissposable Teens
Yeah sorry! That’s right
Disposable teens actually
Yeah
It’s an abbreviated Aleister Crowley quote.
I've been a die-hard Marilyn Manson fan since 1994. I absolutely adore his first three records. Yet he still strikes me as being a profoundly lonely and disassociated person. That's why I like his music. It's depressing, corrupted, resentful, and angry. Yet he actively refuses to embrace any higher power. That driven dichotomy is overwhelming, insofar as it being the start-point of his supreme triggering. All my love and faith is for the Lord, yet I still massively appreciate MM's 90s music. You're right. It's very sonically appealing, yet still sad as hell. Which is likewise entirely the point. He couldn't make the music any differently. And that doesn't mean we have to agree with him. And I still love his tones and compositions. At the end of the day, he's an artist. His music stands out. And I'm grateful for his output.
Very intelligent people tend to suffer from depression and substance abuse.
They find it hard to relate to the general public, they find normal conversation uninteresting, they find it hard to connect with others, they're very logical and aren't swayed by everyday fillers and distractions.
Bro, Manson says his goal in life is to destroy Christianity, hes a 33rd degree free mason, and is a satanic priest. Fuck that guy.
@@markitzero4777 Now where exactly did you hear that nonsense?
I'm a Christian to and I love his first three albums . I was bullied and was different in school and I related to Manson . I also learned guitar from his albums
@@markitzero4777 hail Manson
Sori Has Such God Given Insight And Perspective, And Vin As Well In A Different Way, You Complement Each Other So Well....Thank You For Always Being Here
The antichrist superstar and mechanical animals and holy wood (in the shadow of the vally of death) albums is one big concept) love all 3 albums. Id say please do either user friendly by marilyn manson or coma white or posthuman
Posthuman is epic!
Oh dear...this sounds awful. MNson is a hit an miss live depending on the mix of drugs he’s on for that show... always do studio stuff for Manson.
I agree. Although I haven't heard this in a long while, this version was bad.
Word!
Totally!!
Yeah. I thought his voice is kinda bad now but even back then..damn, dude cannot sing for shit lol good screamer though
This was one of worsts lives but go to see some others they are good but not in 2000’s
I highly recommend "Coma White" by Marilyn Manson from their 1998 "Mechanical Animals" album.
Viewed over 37 million times, with catchy and emotional lyrics, and moody industrial instrumentals, it's easily one their best singles to date. It's also my favorite song. Here's an accurate lyric video for Marilyn Manson - Coma White:
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Manson, one of the best lyrical writers ever in Rock history. It also helped that he was a poet before he began his career as a musician
Omg I recommended this a long time ago! 😁 Can't wait to see how this goes lol.
Leah of the Village did you think it went well, cause the live version is nowhere near as good.
@@adamgilmore7081 Had they done the official live version that would've been great. Unfortunately in this one the vocals are nowhere near as good.
MARILYN MANSON 5 DEMONS watching
Leah OG of The Village listening to this Manson track: HOW Christians react to Marilyn Manson
You should react to lunchbox
yesssssssssssss
Bit like, always studio.
LOVE that song. Always have.
Wow. Sori, you really hit the nail on head with Marilyn. You should check out his book, Long Hard Road Out of Hell. You get to read what his childhood was like & you begin to realize why he became who he is.
I love the energy you two project
Lots of people dislike him live, personally I feel the raw emotion in his live performances the imperfection is what makes it more intense I can see and hear his intention
Very interesting and thoughtful reaction. Marilyn Manson was a big influence on me in my youth. I haven’t always agreed with your interpretations of his lyrics, but I’ve learned a lot from both of your perspectives, and I’ve come to really enjoy it. I’m looking forward to (hopefully) hearing your reaction to more songs from this album.
By the way, Vin - I thought your comment about Manson and the teenage girl with the carvings was particularly interesting. It immediately brought to mind the chorus of another song from the same album, “Mister Superstar”:
I know that I can turn you on
I wish I could just turn you off
I never wanted this
In the antichrist superstar album, several things are repeated in a total of either 3s, 7s, or 15s. 3 and 7 should ring a bell in terms of numerology, whereas in the major arcana of tarot cards the 15th card is "the devil".
The "prick your finger, it is done" bit is one of the ones repeated 7 times (2 here and 5 in cryptochid). The ritual or curse begins in cryptochid where the character begins his transformation into the antichrist superstar, and finishes here, symbolizing that it is complete - that the little horn has ascended (or descended) into the man that you fear.
I love the live version of this song, is powerful. Good reaction guys.
Reflecting god live was truly awe inspiring with that beyond epic drumroll at the end! I can still see the strobes in my mind!
I love your Manson reactions.
Manson didn’t show us that we can’t change, he showed us how to be who we are, and be honest about it.
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And he did that by creating a fake persona? Makes sense
antichrist superstar is a hell of a record. During that period he was probably one of the best performers around.
It would be cool if you did a album review of Antichrist supperstar.
look at 14th sacrifice marilyn manson
The man that you fear was good oldie but goodie.
My cousin is Christian priest, I remember when I was 16 in December 24 before Chrismas we are all celebrating and I put very load Antichrist SuperStar and I shown the cover "Hollywood" to him. He was very angry with me but I enjoyed a lot. heheh. Cheers from Buenos Aires Argentina
Anthrax - Keep it in the Family, In My World, Indians, Inside Out and What Doesn't Die
Arch Enemy - We Will Rise + Fields of Desolation (LIVE Tyrants of the Rising Sun)
ughhhh, such an amazing song, really a shame the live version didn't do it justice. I mean it was great, but the album version really gives the full journey experience. Still, love what you do, keep up the great work Vin and Sori! Happy Thanksgiving
I love that Sori picked up on Manson's pain. Listen to Adrift In The Ocean by YOB. It help's me distract myself from mine, much like yalls channel. Its an important song to me and I love to hear yalls take on it.
Vin’s face during this reaction 😂😂
Oden's Ride Over Nordland/A Fine Day to Die (we have been asking forever! :D)
Antichrist Superstar remains one of my favourite records of all time, it didn't happen out of nowhere and there is a lot of Manson's own philosophical ideas reflected in the songs on the album.
It's coming ;-)
I love your necklace, Sori.
Absolutely LOVE Marilyn Manson!!! My mom and I used to argue about me listening to him. First CD I ever bought with my money was Antichrist Superstar and I had to hide it lol. I bet Sori would get a kick out of knowing he was that one kid on Wonder Years!! - Lisa
More Manson reactions! He fits you guys great as something to converse about seeing his lyrics.. so.. more manson for the people yea
The Black Dahlia Murder - The Window, The Lonely Deceased, Deathmask Devine, Abysmal, Closed Casket Requiem, I Will Return, Denounced Disgraced, Crucifed in Cruciform, Nocturnal, Funeral Thirst, Miscarriage, Dave Goes to Hollywood, Statutory Ape Moonlight Equilibrium.
Please give any of those songs a listen.
Satan's Fall - Mercyful Fate
Yes!!!
I saw Manson at Ozzfest on his "Golden Age of Grotesque" tour. Killer show.
On the album version that distorted voice says "when you are suffering the know that I will betray you"
this is a great reaction to this song.
I really like Manson. His art is so special in its own way. I love that he wants people to think for themselves and question their own morals.
Just got outta the hospital. Friend suggested a shot of patron for everytime Sori says 'like' :p 💙
Lol.. you drunk bastard !
Great points on the messianic figure. The song Mister Superstar from the same album talk about it. the chorus is "I know that I can turn you on, I wish I could just turn you off... I never wanted this"
Isnt the album ending for this song "When you are suffering, know that I have betrayed you" i think he only uses this ending when played live
The Piper Never Dies - Edguy
I like yall two. Dude is very knowledgeable and her reactions r real Korn's Daddy reaction brought me here
I think Vin would really be interested in The Nachtkabarett, which was a site dedicated to digging through the layers of occult and religious references in Manson's image and music, written by a late fan and friend of Manson's. Unfortunately it's down for the foreseeable future, but there's always the archived version. It's a fascinating read.
What you said about it being hard to handle fame reminded me of a Five Finger Death Punch you should listen to - Under and Over It, it deals with the exact issue you brought up about not being able to deal with fame and how it feels to actually be idolized by millions of people and what it does to you. Good song. That's a big reason they have such personal songs about supporting the military, people standing up for themselves, etc.
Wow. I mean, yes. Sori's first reaction was exactly the message he was going for in this song. One thing that people tend to not understand is that M. Manson's point was NOT satanism, but he wanted people to think for themselves. No matter what you believe, get there yourself. :)
rosyclown wack
Ghost is being protested now by churches on this current tour which reminded me of MM at his peak.
Antichrist Superstar (the album) is a concept album. "The central storyline of the album revolves around a supernatural being who seizes all political power from humanity in order to initiate an apocalyptic end event." It also has an atheistic line, which is at the top in the Reflecting god.
The album Antichrist Superstar has a double meaning, it's the last part in his tryptisch trilogy, Holy Wood being part one, Mechanical Animals; part 2. In it's entirety it's a story of the birth of a christlike figure who has a fall from grace and becomes the antichrist. Also the album it's self is a direct social commentary on christianity in america [let's say 70's til mid 90's], and it was a direct attack on censorship from christian groups. The live tour 'Dead to the World Tour' that followed this album had a lot of christian and conservative protesters, which Manson and his band reacted to with more shock. Like tearing up bibles. A church-like stage design and a lot of chanting against protesters, police, government and christianity.
Man, Manson really has stepped up his vocal game live as of late - I remember seeing him in like 92 and then recently I saw him again 3 years ago and even though he's still burning bibles his ability is far better.
”The birth of Abigail would soon be realized. The second coming of a devil in disguise”...
We need the full review of King Diamond’s Abigail album, right?
The 3 Manson albums- Antichrist, Mechanical, Holywood are all concept records that connect, but it is up to the listener to decide when it starts. Manson says it starts @ Holywood.
Very intelligent people tend to suffer from depression and substance abuse.
They find it hard to relate to the general public, they find normal conversation uninteresting, they find it hard to connect with others, they're very logical and aren't swayed by everyday fillers and distractions.
So true
Anyone know where to find this live performance? The video seems to be gone.
The video for the piano version of Rammsteins "Mein herz brent"... that's really someone looking sad. :)
Sori.... That was a lót of 'like' in this conversation... like.... really.... like... a LOT!
Marilyn manson - say10
Love ur reactions ❤️🤘
This was the one track that got me into him love to see your reaction on metallica "one" keep up the good work 😀😀
chris bad grampa Carpenter they did One i believe
@@alexfrank6534 checked out Thier playlists 24 reactions for Metallica one not on there
chris bad grampa Carpenter i could be wrong.... i watch a million reaction videos
@@alexfrank6534 as do I hope they react to it 😀
Everyone don't blame them this song was a patreon pick. I was the patron who picked it and I choose the live version for the Nazi symbology with the podium/shock symbol, for the Bible tearing and for the energy of classic live Manson.
There was much discussion behind closed doors as to which version to pick and I would have loved the Dead to the world version but the only copy I could find was on the official channel and would likely get a copyright strike.
Unfortunately this isn't the highest quality audio or video but I choose what I believed would give them the best idea of what Manson is after their disappointing previous Manson reactions.
Reflecting God is my favourite from Antichrist too. Underrated song
With kids (and Manson) it sometimes it feels like screaming into the void. Whether you cooperate or rebel - comply or reject it didn't matter - life still sucked, was oppressive or mean or sad. Being told to be happy, or compliant, or believe (religion, politics, family code) is soul crushing and it often has no where to go but internally. I love Manson for screaming into the void for everyone and making what some people consider "sacred", profane.
Please react to The Downward Spiral in it's entirety!
One of my favorite Manson quotes pertaining to the album ACS; is that he wanted to invent something that when played, "would bring the world closer and closer to the Apocalypse". You should really check out the whole album. It goes from birth, to death, to transformation similarly like Jesus in the Bible. Also, he usually tears up the Book of Mormon rather than a Bible because it is free to the public and one of the first places he played this album live was in Utah and was protested by several Mormons, so during the show he gave them a big middle finger by tearing up their book on stage. Reciting "he loves me, he loves me not... ending in a final "FUCK HIM!"
I love that podium.
Marilyn Manson is a shock rocker. He's there to leave the masses shocked and the few to think. Yes, he's ripped bibles up, whipped his ass with the american flag, gave himself a womans figure in Drugs but all of these things hes doing to make his audiences think. He is such an intelligent man if youd ever heard him speak youd know EXACTLY what im talking about. He's using his platform the way he should, making music about serious issues within society. Religion, politics, suicide, rape, molestation. People pin him as "satanic, evil, or weird" but he's using that and all that hate to spread his message even more.
With Marilyn, even bad press is good press for him. Take his lyrics seriously and his actions not so much so, but most of all look at everything as a whole and dive into the deeper meanings
Sydney Australia .I was at that show there watching
Do lyric videos of studio recordings have the same blockage hurdles as official music videos?
I’m kind of in agreement that some live recordings are of such low quality as to negatively impact the reaction to the song. There’s a huge difference between actually being there and watching a recording and with some artists, quality is lost in the translation.
Manson - Antichrist Superstar this is like satire and aphorisms philosophy Nichshe.But endowed with emotions, feelings and life of a different time, and pop culture. The main idea of this album for me "not to limit existence to dogmas, but to believe in myself, my strength and mind".
HHH HHH looking at this Manson track: HOW Christians react to Marilyn Manson
If you haven't yet read his autobiography, "The Long Hard Road Out Of Hell," you should. He had a messed up childhood, which reflects in some of his songs.
Also LOVE that vinni likes reflecting god. Did NOTsee that coming
Please do a series on the album!!! React to all the songs because they are all individually masterpieces.
The album itself is one of the best rock albums imo due to how just fucking experimental, crazy, and story based it is. This specific album, which is the finale of the Tryptich, is an amazing ending to the epic story.
Each song takes your emotions and spins them.into something you really didnt think possible, especially songs like Kinderfeld, Angel with The Scabbed Wings, Minute of Decay, nd this song itself, the Title Track.
If you are worried about him being the voice and the influence of the people.... listen to him speak. One of the most well spoken and intelligent people on earth. He made millions being the mirror showing us what we ignore. From hypocrisy in the church, in the state, in the bedrooms at home and the drugs we use to numb abuse and neglect (as opposed to talking about it which was the result of his influence).... he helped speak about unspoken disgusting aspects of (as the first album is aptly named) The Portrait of an American Family....
You guys doing any more Tool? I've been curious how you guys would react to Lost Keys/Rosetta Stoned
Nice shirt!!!!!!!!!
Weird that you played that concert . Sydney Australia. I was there bigdayout .I was there
Hay Vin And Sori i was wondering what you guys think about this A Texas pastor goes off about Tobias Forge and Ghost performing in his City in Texas. he just slams them.
All manson ever really wanted was for ppl to start asking questions and finding their own way rather than just doing as their told. Find your own way
Vin, you should read his book, A Long Hard Road Out Of Hell, you'll really learn about him as a person
I am 36 years old and I read that book for the first time when I was in 9th grade. It remains one of the best books I have ever read to this day.
Rammstein-Mein Herz Brennt
Antichrist Superstar dead to the world tour was actually the best one but there's a specific performance he does that is better than the rest
it's interesting how you talked about a kid hurting when you listened to this song. the album is about a kid who's been hurt so much in life, all his hatred manifests into him becoming the antichrist. and this song is actually the part of the story where his hatred turns him into the antichrist. idk. just interesting to me
Marilyn Manson was a highschool geek that was kicked around enough that he became that deep introspective person, and this is how it manifested. :)
Please react to some interviews of his! Great video thou! :)
Finally! =D
This is my first time hearing this song and I like it
Also the Dead to the World video from 1997 is a good watch
Sori sure says "like" like a lot
Manson and Monica Lewinsky were the nightly news for the better portion of two years back in the 90s. It became so shocking for so long, eventually it wasn't shocking anymore.
I've always thought and said 'hate' not 'hey'. "Minute of Decay" on ACS highlights the burden of his struggle like you were talking about and self doubt. The album goes into "The Reflecting God" next and shows that he is who he is. The hydra grew back harder.
The Electric Hellfire Club "I Dream of Demons"
Wolfpack 44 "The Black March"
Cradle of Filth "The Rape and Ruin of Angels (Hosannas in Extremis)" "The Byronic Man"
Old Man's Child "Phantoms of Mortem Tales"
Haha you guys actually read my comment
You should watch the clip of his interviews. He is a very smart and introspective guy.