Why I Was Taken out of School | SKYND - COLUMBINE | REACTION | LYRIC REVIEW | & TOPIC DISCUSSION
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- Опубліковано 5 кві 2021
- One of their most powerful songs yet.
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She screams "Have Fun!" In the song towards the end, which is the last entry in one of their journals
Love it.
I immediately fell in love with that song when it came out. This is their first song that wasn't named after the killers. This adds to not giving them the attention. They are doing such an amazing job. Thank you for the great reaction.
This is really good timing since they JUST released a new song "Michelle Carter."
The "ratatatata"...is that of rapid gun fire. The level of details in the song and video is just crazy.
You cut out of the video like 2 seconds too early. It closes with a quote along the lines of "those that don't listen to history are doomed to repeat it"
I was in grade 11 when columbine happened. I was wearing a dark navy blue trenchcoat and Marilyn Manson shirts every day to school. We were sent home early that day , I got home and my mom says did you see this and pointed at CNN. I remember saying omg I'm going to get blamed for this....10 days later I get called to the office, get greeted by two plain clothes cops. I get arrested , they wouldn't tell me why , ended up I was charged with uttering threats because some preppy kid said he heard me say I was going to kill people.took 3 days to get to a judge to plead not guilty. I was told 3 days until court and held in custody. 3 days later get to court and they say we think he is going to say he was crazy we want a psych eval...which took 30 days.long story short I ended up in custody for close to 2 months for nothing.
Wtf 🤬 that’s fucked up. Without any proof? How tf was that even legal?
Jesus, I got pulled out of school and sent to the psych ward in the hospital, but thankfully the psychologist thought it was ridiculous and cleared me. It never went as far as your situation. I'm so sorry.
@@MakotoKinoSailorJupiter2020 I'm in Canada but they can hold you up to 3 days for questioning with no charges , up to 3 days to plead before a judge.
@@luna-p the cops thought they had me when they got the shrinks report.he said I was an 80% chance of violence. Next question is that abnormal? Nope that's the vast majority. 10% are psycho and 10% are consiencious objector types like monks. I was VERY Lucky though because the main cop was trying to get promoted off me and had it out for me
@@darrellmetcalfe3615 My dean said to me, "you know you fit the profile of a serial killer, right?" I was a 16 year old girl with good grades and no history of violence or antisocial behavior. Fucking idiots have no idea what they're taking about
At the end she portrayed the killers with a shotgun wound to the face.
one great thing about Skynd is all their research and accuracy 👌
One of my favorites. Lyrics are spot on. I believe some directly from the plans they wrote out. Like the "have fun" line. Gives me chills and such emotion every time. Can't wait for Richard Ramirez and Tyler Hadley. Love Skynd and am a member of the Skyndicate 🖤
If i'm not mistaken, most, if not all of their lyrics for all of their songs are taken directly from things like quotes from the killers, news articles, actual evidence etc. The lyrics to the song Michelle Carter are literally the texts messages between Conrad and Michelle.
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I saw an interview with her and this all grew out of her lover for crime stories and she has always had an obsession of "True Crime" and decided to bring the stories to 'life' through her music.
She really does approach it from a very honest, researched, and deep understanding.
I'm lovin these reviews.
I thought I was crazy in understanding her,
and a real artist
because she shows the edges of your society back to us.
...yet another way she has done good,
bringing us together to discuss a very
hard topic in many aspects.
You're doing the same things I subconsciously did while watching the video. I shook my head and nodded to the video because it conveyed a message that was both agreeable and disturbing. SKYND has a unique talent for conveying a message that makes you condemn someone while making you look at yourself.
Yes, the whole "Cassie"-flyleaf story.
Interesting video guys!
22 years since Columbine, wasn't the first ever in the US but it really did kick off what is becoming all to common in the US with these shootings. 22 years of thoughts and prayers being sent...maybe it is time to actually do something about it. 22 years and it just doesn't feel my thoughts are being picked up and my prayers, yeah doesn't seem like anyone is listening to those either. It is sad that the media at the time instead of trying to help and do something to expose how ugly this was almost turned the villains into misunderstood boys twisted by the evil of music and horror movies. Marilyn Manson being a particular favorite target at the time. 22 years, enough is enough, kids should be kids and hate school because it is boring and the usually angsty stuff, not be terrified of it as they run lockdown drills and hide under desks.
American’s are too afraid to change their Bill of Rights to actually do something meaningful to change the problem. Many sighting to “It’s a mental health issue! Not a gun problem!”
You two did an amazing job with this video. Got me in the heart and so thankful there's people in the world like you guys.
Never heard of this band but, i'm already a fan.
Flyleaf: releases "Cassie"
Flyleaf now: well, that didnt age well..
Im an Aussie and i just wanna say, in 96 we had a mass shooting and we banned guns almost totally and we havnt had a mass shooting since then, in the 20 years BEFORE we had 18 mass shootings, so gun control works, and i see americans argue that it doesnt work or it worked in other countries but you are different, and no you remove easy access to guns and far far far less people get shot, its not a hard concept to grasp, and its these kinds of things that make me and many people around the world hate the US because guns are more important than lives to many Americans
You're absolutely right. The entire conservative platform, embodied by the GOP, makes me embarrassed to be an American. Growing up in the 80s and 90s, I was taught that America was the greatest country on Earth. Now I recognize that we're just the most egotistical country on Earth, selfish and stupid and evil.
I just discovered you two and i love your message, keep doing the good work 🖤🖤🖤
Great reaction. Loved your insights about this recurring problem. Very intelligent and interesting. Well done. Looking forward to more Skynd reactions.
Probably the best reviews ive ever seen....you guys are riveting....thank you....i wish i could hang out and have coffee with you guys!!!
PLEEEEEASE DO MORE AHH band needs more credit that what they get
Thank you for this. Especially touching on the mental health. I was bullied in school and if it wasn’t for my counselor, I could have easily become another student seeking revenge.
Crystal Lake (Aeon, Agony, Apollo, Disobey) and Polaris (Hypermania, Landmine, Vagabond). Those two bands are the best ones doing it together with Spiritbox at the moment.
I was homeschooled after going through 3 high schools it was hard. I almost gave up on succeeding to getting my diploma and almost gave up on my life. It's not just the kids its the teachers and principals too, they didn't care, they made it hard to live. Im glad im out of school and got my diploma, I'm still struggling but I'm much better now.
When I was in 4th grade, 9 at the time, I was playing laser tag with friends the night of columbine and the day after columbine, we were standing outside waiting to get on the buses, I must have forgot the laser tag gun in my book bag or forgot to take it out, but I took it out while standing in the crowd and was playing with it or whatever and the principle pulled me into the school, the cops were called, my mom was called and the entire school board had a meeting with me and my mom and they made a example of me and expelled me from school for the last 80 days of school. I ended up being held back a year and they wouldn't tell me why I was being expelled for having a toy. I had no ideal columbine happened before all this happened, I didn't even know it happened at all until later in life. Crazy how things like this happen, but now that I'm older and know what happened, I understand why it happened.
i don't normaly like videos, i mean press "like" but i did pressed on this one, you guys are amazing and your souls are good, wp and keep that way!
would love you to react to old Grey Dayz and 2020 versions of songs, double take would be amazing on whole album! yo can make 10videos and it will boost a bit your subs!
you gonna love Grey Dayz! you will see why! don't do research beofre reacting! very important!
I forgot who the central girls Name was but the music video was pretty accurate. The blood on her face is actually her own as she took a bullet to the shoulder.
A friend of mine, upon first watching this music video, told me it looks like the trailer for a movie she really wants to watch - couldn't agree more! This was _really_ well made
I was almost in another columbine-esque. Shooting in highschool. Absolutely terrifying and the kid was caught just before homecoming. I remember swat running in and us being ushered out. He had planted a duffel which was discovered later in the day. He wanted to commit the massacre because a girl had rejected his homecoming proposal. He had a list of her closest friends and potential dates he was going to kill.
After being ushered out by security and police and watching the swat run in, my group of friends all looked at each other in shock. And then we were like, “so you want to get Chinese?”
And I think the fact that we brushed it off, sends a message about how normalized school shootings are.
Great reaction! And just a fyi at the very end of the video Skynd posts a message in writing that goes along with exactly what you were talking about in the reaction if you wanted to check it out!
My personal opinion in regards to the problem with our country is the fact that our society is very sick and fractured. There are many mentally ill people out there who are not getting the help that they need for one reason or another, the family structure is broken, there is a lot of generational trauma and damage that is not being addressed because no one knows how to fix it or wants to, our Political system is so polarized, corrupt, and fucked up its not even funny (pitting one side against the other and everyone in between), it just seems like our society has truly lost the ability to truly care for each other and our cultural values have truly went to shit, we are a literal husk of what we once were. We have really just been swallowed up by a society full of psychopathic, narcissistic, entitled, Machiovellians. I can understand why we have so many lost, unhinged, people out there that should be getting help but aren't which, sadly, end up committing unspeakable acts (some of them, at least).
Actually the scary thing with Columbine , or rather, one of the scary things about Columbine is that there was no list.
Eric and Dylan although very partially motivated by the bullying they experienced let the main person who bullied them go after he started a conversation with him in the library during the massacre, Eric and Dylan killed people they'd never met and some people who they had only had good or indifferent interactions with, they shot people at random.
The original intention for the massacre was for it to be a bombing (which interestingly they knew would potentially kill many of their friends) and only after the propane bombs failed did they begin shooting inside the school.
The myth of "she said yes" was attributed to Cassie Bernall when in reality it was Valeen Schnurr who answered that she believed in god and Eric and Dylan let her live , interestingly enough.
The behaviour of the two boys on that day was beyond insane, there was no logic or reason to what they did, other than that they wanted to effectively "Kill the school" by destroying everyone in it.
I didnt even know about it until yesterday when I stumbled upon this muisc video !
Hoping everything is well with y’all. Haven’t seen any posts lately. Sending well wishes with love.
Appreciate you!
I just love SKYND. Your review was fantastic Bravo
So, it turns out I can't listen to this song without people reacting to it. I love Skynd, absolutely, but this one hits too close to home for me.
I'm pretty sure I wrote this in the official video's comments back when it first came out, but I want to share with you guys too.
I was in high school when this happened, just slightly older than the younger of the assholes. My mom and I were planning to move to Colorado that summer, but when this happened, like you said, EVERYTHING stood still.
I was one of those kids who wore trenchcoats, listened to heavy metal and had my look was very much like Alice here. I knew there was stigma even looking like that, in the ebb of the Satanic Panic. But this ramped it up by a HUGE margin. Because of that false narrative you two were talking about, they thought that all the kids in high school who listened to that music, dressed like they did, etc etc were going to wind up doing just what THEY had done. I remember the Christian spin on that shit, I also remember that they were trying to spin it that these two boys were bullied, and loner outcasts who wanted to kill the ones who made their life hell. No. None of that was true. It turns out, these two assholes were just... assholes. They wanted to make a big impression, they wanted to be known, be infamous, and they got what they wanted. Their list wasn't people that had bullied them, it was just people they wanted to kill because fuck those guys, I guess.
Now, the world is so much different because of what these two tiny-dick losers did in 1999. And it's not just the horrible amount of school shootings that have happened in the interim, but the glorification by kids who feel like this is definitely the way to make those who look down on them pay. I'm not sure you knew this; in 2019, a girl from Florida who idolized these boys decided to buy a gun, and trek up here to Colorado (By the way, we did eventually move here, it's a nice place,) and planned to shoot up schools just like her idols did, as a 20th year celebration of what they did. Let that marinate. A 20 year anniversary celebration of this HORRIBLE event.
And with my kid now in high school, I was freaked the hell out. Because it brought back all the fear, all the intensity, all the memories of meeting one of the kids that had been there that day, all of it coalesced into this ball of nerves that made me so, so scared that this is just going to keep happening. And it has.
Anyway, when this song came out, it impacted me. And I mean that in the most honest sense. I was so glad that Skynd stuck with memorializing the victims, and shifting the focus to those terrified kids who had to endure one of the most impactful, painful things that this country has ever seen.
AND okay that's a big ol' novel for you there. I really love this review, you guys are killing it. Consider me subscribed!
It’s a good novel though. I don’t have kids. Part of it is this fear. I had fire and earthquake drills. Kids now have active shooter drills. We all already have enough mental health issues as is, this worsens it and instead of doing something about gun sales, mental health alone gets blamed for it yet we do little alone to make health care affordable so mental health care gets put on the back burner
This video brings back the same feelings from 1999 and from 1998 in Jonesboro.
If you want a vid that will tug at your emotions watch 5 finger death punch Wrong side of Heaven righteous side of hell. Yes being a Veteran it hits a lot of my triggers PTSD wise.
Her use of symbolism is usually on point. Definitely check her newest video for "Michelle Carter".
I was in middle school when Columbine happened. I was one of the goth/metalhead kids so I quickly noticed a change in how I was treated in the days and months after Columbine.
I later married a guy that lived near the school and was friends with some of the students (one of which was one of the victims.) To this day, he's still affected by this. He would always freeze and/or tear up if he ever saw clips of the security footage and the anniversary was always a somber day for him. We're divorced now, but I still won't send this video/song to him, despite knowing that he would enjoy Skynd's music.
I also want to add but I'm sure it's already been mentioned but the fact the rat ta ta ta mimicking gun fire. N yes the lock down drills I remember having to do those at our school.
They supposedly killed bully kids. I heard
It's a big point at the mental health care in this country. A lot of the serial killers, too, could have been prevented had there been more awareness about mental health and how to get help for those health issues. It's just always been so taboo in this country, which to me is why they tried to blame it on other things like on Marilyn Manson, etc. So, totally agree with what you guys said. Across the spectrum if there was more readily available mental health services, things like this would lessen. And on the music, to me the "carnival" sound in the "rattatat" chorus pushes that theme that it was all fun and games to them, when it was something quite dark and horrible that they were doing.
I was 10 when Columbined happend. I remember being so confused watching it on the news. Like no this doesn't happen at schools. Now I'm a therapist in training working at schools. I had an 8 year old after Ulvade happened he came to his session with me and told me his plan on when it happens here. Not IF it happens here, but when it happens. I literally wanted to cry and hug him!
I remember when this happened and how various metal bands and counter culture movies were held responsible when both of the shooters didn't even like the bands that were stuck with the blame. From what I recall both shooters were bullied by jocks and other popular groups and they just got tired of it. It sucks people died but if you push someone too far they will eventually snap.
I will never forget within 2-3 days after columbine being called out of class to a meeting with the principal and 2 therapist to see if I'm ok and how I feel about my classmates. Every male goth in the school all 3 of us were interviewed that day.
I was 11 when it occurred...our schools were shut down.im from Colorado. This song was well done. Thank you for doing this.
I fell in love with skynd especially Gary heidnik with Jonathan Davis! Jonathan Davis is my idol Korn and his music got me through the worst of high school ❤️
Guys. Please react to Michelle Carter - SKYND
Amazing song. Amazing music video.
The absolute restraint in this video is freaking epic, it would have been easy to be overly graphic but that would have glorified those whom I won't speak of.
React to Babymetal Magitsune.
Before listening to the music see the translation.
Babymetal is a Japanese band formed by 3 members.
They all started young.
Su-Metal 13 years
Yu-Metal 11 years
Moa-Metal 11 years
The concept of the band is kwaii metal.
Sorry for my bad english,i'm still training.❤❤
To give some perspective on how little was done about this stuff: I graduated high school in 2007. I was one of MANY students who openly carried pocket knives every day. I would even sit and clean my finger nails in PE with my knife and no teacher ever said a fucking word. Oh, I also wore a trench coat every day. We didn't have metal detectors and a quarter of the student body had hunting rifles in their trucks in the parking lot.
I loved your views on the shootings here in our country. My son is about to start in person on the 12th and is in 6th grade. And it honestly makes me nervous. He has autism and if something like this ever happened, goddess forbid, he wouldn't understand it at all.
Also, note that the male lyrics were Bill Saber. He's not part of them. Guest vocals.
And lastly.....did I catch that you 2 have kids? That's great! I know you make amazing parents. May I ask how many and how old? I'm just curious.
We have a toddler and one in elementary. So still pretty young. But man there is a lot for us parents to think of.
@@ArsenicAndEspressoPodcast oh absolutely there is. I'm 45 and things are so completely different from when I was young. With the shootings. As well as everything else in the world. I live in Minneapolis so you can imagine how tense things are right now with that trial going on. Friends and I are talking how bad it will get if he's not convicted. I swear being a recluse seems more and more appealing these days. 🤣 have a great night to you and your family.
Absolutely. Stay safe out there🖤🖤
@@ArsenicAndEspressoPodcast my thanks. Dream well when you get there.
I just noticed it's been awhile since you've posted. (This is the last one.) I just wanted to say I hope you and your family are well.
Omg yes finally yes yes yes
This one's for you😅🖤🤘
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I was in 9th grade when this happened. I hated how no one was willing to look at the two killers as just disturbed individuals instead it was a blame game on religion, music, video games, and movies. Those two a-holes made it hell for all of us that were metal heads and the goth kids BC we were all demonized and seen as killers in waiting.
I remember they tried to call Doom the game that trained them to be murders BC it was one of their fav. games to play. Craziest part though is one of them did make levels and maps for Doom and you can still find those maps and plays them today, its a lil harder to find, but they are still out there . A few YTers did playthroughs of them as well.
I love what they did with this song and how the video was done, BC it showed the fear and horror these kids went through and as you said it didn't make these guys look like celebrities. I noticed all their music focuses less on the killer and more on the victims as well.
It seems strange to say it but this song and video made me feel the fear and confusion that students must have felt. I was already out of school when Columbine happened. My generation never experienced the fear of a potential school shooter. So I have always felt it from a parent's perspective. But this video brought you back into the feel of high school and everyday student life. It caused me to feel fear instead of the feeling of heartbreak that I am accustomed to having.
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I'm 38. I was in high school when Columbine happened. I was old enough to fully get it and it was terrifying to pretty much everyone everywhere. Life changed irrevocably after that. Metal detectors, constant drills, armed guards.. but I remember life before this very well also. I'm glad to remember an existence where there were just tornado drills.
The big thing that drove me crazy about the metal detectors... my graduating class was about 1,000 kids. We had 2,000 kids in our high school waiting to go through metal detectors lined up. So dumb. If someone wanted to take us out it would be very easy before even going in the school. Never made sense.
I got word about skynd via Jon Davis when he promoted 'Gary Heidnik', and have been a fan since. Thank you guys for putting this out there for us voyeurs lol.
Still waiting on my space voyage with Vektor! ( Tetrastructural Minds / Echoless Chamber )
It would be great if the music video section was bigger, at least half of the window size or maybe if it could fill the space between the two of you all the way to the top. Great song, love all their songs quite honestly.
The acting is too accurate. Whoever played Eric and Dylan did amazing.
There is way more to it though but yea...
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Where she throws her coat down, if you look towards the door, you see one of the killers.
Meant recently retired from teaching, literally first week officially, when i asked how she felt about it she said she was read but not. Meaning she was tired of the politics.
As someone living outside of America, its really frustrating to me that i dont understand the gun laws, and why whyyyyy it is STILL legal for people to just buy one?! 18 is NOT old enough in my eyes!
Im someone who likes to at least try to see a situation from both sides, but this frustrates me. Because i can't see why so many people dont want the gun laws to change. Can someone please explain this to me?
Why does the leaders resist that so much?
Im not trying to be rude, or ignorant. Im from a country that has insane strict gun laws, (thank god!) so i dont know.
Because when people scratch their heads, and wonder why these horrible shootings happen... to me its crystal clear! The easy access to guns!
Remove that and focus the attention on bullying and mental health in schools, instead of teachers with guns, or metal detectors (i mean, they are good for other potential weapons, but they would not stop a shooting i believe.. at least not the example of Columbine. They shot their way IN to school) I think its ALOT easier to harm someone with a gun than any other weapon. 😭
Im sorry for grammer mistakes. I tried my best to explain what im thinking 🙏
I mean this with no disrespect, we have very strict gun laws but we don’t have very strict parents with guns. I think the biggest issue is honestly, lack of good affordable mental healthcare and the stigma that goes along with it. We have a huge tendency to just dose people up with medications that have horrible side affects. Like these 2 school shooters, at least one was on Wellbutrin and Prosac. Instead we just throw some psychedelic skittles at younger and younger kids instead of treating each other with respect. But also remember you can fit all of the United Kingdom into the state of Texas over 5 times. Also these kids had backpacks full of pipe bombs so the gun laws wouldn’t have helped in this situation. Imagine all of the acid attacks in England multiplied by the size and population of America. Each country has their own violent attacks. I heard of one in the the UK about a kid being gutted in his driveway just last week. We have got to stop judging each other and learn to live each other and look at how to help (without that damn pat in the back some people seem to want) but how to help each other and protect each other.
@@bartonbella3131 Thank you for responding to me. You have very good points, and i agree with you 100%
Mental health care is something that sadly is not taken seriously enough, anywhere. And i hope by people talking about it like we are doing right now, can somehow bring that into the light, and something is done to better this 🌷
Im so sorry if my post sounded judgmental, that was not what i wanted.
What i was trying to ask in a clumsy and heated way, was if someone could explain to me why there is so many guns in the first place? Has it come to a point where nobody feels safe without one, because "everyone" else has one?
I absolutely understand from that point of view why someone would want to own one. But at the same time im wondering how that will progress in the future if nothing changes, you know?
Now im a little affraid of my wording coming across rude or ignorant. Please please dont take it as that. Im really gratefull that you responded and are teaching me about this 🌷
definitely need to react to the new song Michelle Carter!
My bf discovered them n I fell in love
I really appreciate that you guys touched on the fact that so many factors play into these events, and in American culture we are incapable of understanding that and making any actual progress. I feel like either side has talking points fed to them, and nobody is willing to be honest. The left largely ignores the human element and acts like gun control will fix everything, and the right acts like these people were going to be murderers no matter what, so all we can do is harshly punish them afterward. In one of her interviews, the singer of SKYND says the message of her music is that we are all capable of inhuman cruelty, and we don’t know what we would do unless we found ourselves in these situations. It takes a lot of things going wrong for evil to flourish like her character did in this video, and it’s remarkable that this band has gotten so many people actually thinking about and discussing the results of that and the victims who deserve acknowledgment and respect.
Gun control may not fix everything, but it will fix a load
You havent done anything Japanese for a while. Please try Necronomidol- Dawn Slayer. I think you will like it.
I also am a SKYND freak. I just subscribe to your channel because of your reaction to Jim Jones. I would love to see you react to Ricard Ramirez by SKYND.
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Look into the girls under the table in the video. There's a story behind that and there is a reason it is in the video.
I was 14 when Columbine happened and kinda weird to me now, I don’t remember much from the time immediately after, just generally how it was all encompassing on news channels for weeks afterwards. But I vividly remember how all these people desperately tried to find a scapegoat; surely teenagers weren’t capable of making violent choices on their own. And I remember how much it genuinely infuriated me at the time. The schools where I live made students start wearing ID badges and that was literally the only security measure they put in place. 🙄
If you haven’t done it already, “Six Feet Under” by Silent Theory is a good one in kinda the same vein as this.
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I remember missing a day when I was in highschool and I found out a freshman had brought a gun that day, on the news. I think the weapon was taken before anything tragic happened. Tragic stuff that happens in this country makes me want to move to another country, to be honest..
You guys need to do Tyler Hadley and Michelle Carter.
Nightwish's song Kinslayer is about the same event.
Ohh , how i love the light in my eyes , no drugs , no boose , just pure and happy life trough GOD , and ohh , not too forget , I'm NOT OBESE
Hey guys are you coming back?
Yep. Finishing editing a video as we speak 😊🤘
Will you please react to more Nightwish? Believe it or not, this band is even better live. I recommend you start with Romanticide from Wacken 2013. This whole concert is insanely epic.
2020 EM UMA MÚSICA - INUTILISMO, could be fun to see a blind reaction to it.. dk if i can make sugestions here, but...
React to "Tom MacDonald"
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-this house
Love your guys personality. I think you'll like it
this is a great band she should sing with her own voice
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I have always told people who think SKYND's music "glorifies the evil people" that; it is true that their videos are so striking that it takes the focus away from the song, you clearly never read the lyrics so you clearly do not know what the song is about, but as tough as their videos are to watch they are also essential to the conversation. Yeah, I was treated like a member of the TCM after Columbine. No one wanted to F with me but as far as some people were concerned I might as well have been there and pulled the trigger myself, teachers included. Even though I lived on the east coast and wasn't interested in hurting a fly. (heh, Psycho reference)
I love your look your a beautiful lady
You should react to Elisa Lam
Honestly, as an Australian, I don't think it's irrational to home-school in the US in response to this at all. Maybe not after Columbine, but the sheer overwhelming numbers you eventually had - where it was no longer even front page news and was happening every week - I think it's entirely justified. If I lived in the US and had children, I wouldn't send them to American schools. I would either home-school or move to another country. This is an American phenomenon, and when Americans talk about bearing arms as a sacred right, the rest of the world thinks you're nuts.
#Classof99
It recently happened again
Coming back?
Yes indeed. Recording again starting in July
@@ArsenicAndEspressoPodcast nice
Microcosm.
While I like the song....this video doesn't do or say anything. Watch the movie "elephant" by Gus Van Sant.
What do you mean it doesn't do or say anything? The video and song speaks volumes.
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Richard Ramirez kinda feels like they glorify him in that video. It's a little distasteful. But, for this video it needed a light touch. I think they delivered on that
This song awful how you make a bad song about a tragic event?