Hatebreed's Jamey Jasta: "I Can Retire Now" | Aggressive Tendencies

[@flaccidpancake3387]

"There was not anxiety, there was no depression, there is no salads to make." Gotta love this guy

[@GhoulOfTheSouth]

please don't retire Jasta...

[@GhoulOfTheSouth]

But If you truely find that is what you want none of us can stop you
You the man though

[@txmetalhead82xk]

Man, that dude is such an inspiration to me. 100%respect
All WORK - no talk - Jasta and Hatebreed

[@shanerosczewski7812]

txmetalhead82xk I played on stage with Jasta! You can watch the vid of it on my page! Jamey is one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met.

[@vegancrue13]

I never knew anyone who worked harder than Jamey Jasta! The best times were in the beginning for me although I'm very proud of a Hatebreed for being popular but being there for those first couple years of early Hatebreed just seeing every show watching them gain momentum mastering the metal core genre!

[@marked4death076]

Vegan Crue it was good times for sure, i was always just pissed they were on east coast to start haha but the blew up vegas for me many times

[@mybestregards]

I just miss 90s and early 2000s Hatebreed

[@isaacjamesbaker]

"You were twinkling in you dad's balls when Victim in Pain came out" - hahaha - perfect. Agnostic is killing it NOW! Loved this interview.

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Thank you for the kind words Isaac!

[@wreckingballjones1179]

Dude is such an inspiration. His outlook on life and music. Another reason why I like this guy. Don't quit now. Keep kicking ass.

[@omertacw]

Ive had a few convos with Jamey and hes just another dude,1 great guy

[@chrisworland7754]

I loved when heavy music was new to me and you could just dive into it and it all felt fresh and amazing. It's still great but when you're exposed to it for so long it's hard to find those diamonds in the rough that are really putting out music worth listening to. I guess you just have to dig and filter more thoroughly. That being said I really enjoy the production quality of today. So I guess to sum things up I enjoy the songwriting of days gone by but the production value of today :) regardless, I'm going to support any band that I like Hatebreed included and I agree with Jamey some foundation artists keep getting better with each release

[@NathanExplosion25]

Chris Worland I'm with you here 100%

[@infobahnpirate9713]

Love this dudes outlook on time and music.

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Hell yeah. Thank you for watching.

[@kustomhooligans]

It's not that people ONLY like "the 7"" or their fav bands demos, it is because THAT'S what got them INTO that band, THEY SAW THE MAGIC, THE FURY, THE MIRROR'S REFLECTION IN THOSE ALBUMS! I LOVE Social Distortion but my favorite album is Live At The Roxy (5th/6th album) because THAT is the album that got me into them. I love Sevendust's Home(2nd album), Rancid And Out Come & Life Wont Wait (3rd & 4th) Hatebreed's Satisfaction...., Metallica Black Album (5th album, I still to this day have never bought kill em all, justice or ride the lightning) DROWN Product of a Two Faced World(2nd), HED P.E. Broke (2nd) MudVayne L.D.50, (2ND ALBUM) I love all these albums because these are the albums that introduced me to these bands and opened a door somewhere in the back of my mind that I cannot close. DISCOVERING an album is different from waiting and trying to look for things you like in an album because its from a band you love, those are two very different journeys.

[@marked4death076]

Kustom Hooligans exactly!!! jamie needs to just understand that satisfaction and perseverance were on another level....it didnt sound like 1000 other bands, at least not then

[@SuperLefty666]

keeping it a 100 jasta

[@batscatsrats]

im not surprised. im impressed but not the slightest bit shocked. i met jamey selling 7"s when we were both 16 . he was a travelling record store at every show

[@michaelstilger8410]

Thank pickle. Never hearing them for the first time seems like a great concept.

[@bestie15]

He was booking shows for other bands when he was like 13. Jamey is the real deal.

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Definition of a lifer!

[@bestie15]

Aggressive Tendencies now that I think about it he was playing shows on New Haven green at that age. So he must have been booking before that, he helped all of us in the area get out there and heard.

[@manny75586]

There are bands who peak early. Though not as many as people try to make you believe. I agree with his sentiment that the new releases deserve a fair listen.
A lot of great stuff is coming out all the time in the heavy music scenes.

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Agreed! Did you see our interview with Max and Igor Cavalera, where they say the metal scene is as good now as it was 30 years ago? ua-cam.com/video/6U1fpCjBiQM/v-deo.html

[@manny75586]

Aggressive Tendencies not yet but I agree with that sentiment. A lot more variety in metal now. A lot more shitty bands too, but tons more new and innovative sounds.

[@maximusaralieous1728]

I 100% agree with him when he talks about people hating on bands later in their career. Yeah there are some bands that tank after 2 or 3 albums, move on then. However, most of the bands I listened to 15 years ago, I'm still enjoying their work today.
A7X, KORN, Alter Bridge, Linkin Park(which admittedly did take me some time to adjust too, A Thousand Suns I hated when it came out, but absolutely love it now), Story of the Year, The Offspring, Atreyu, Killswitch Engage, Breaking Benjamin, Epica, Lacuna Coil, Godsmack, Hatebreed, Limp Bizkit(Gold Cobra was amazing), Rammstein, Drowning Pool, Light the Torch, Chevelle(Howard Jones), Within Temptation.
All of those bands are still putting out material that I enjoy, in most cases, more than their old stuff.

[@jamesparks2236]

Dude u just brought me back to 17 . I totally forgot about how great that drown record was .. loved it. A slower song on it has the lyrics "The saddest eyes are the bluest eyes I know this all too well " .always stuck with me but I could not figure out where it came from. Thanx MAN!!!

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

Hatebreed awesome been fan since 99

[@HerrinSchadenfreude]

The visual of someone "twinkling in their dad's balls" - I can't make it stop

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Pretty great, no?

[@brianlacapra5916]

Hanover house in meridan ct and ct bike exchange in Bristol ct were great for hardcore shows back in the day too

[@theotherhouse5910]

jasta notha day in paradise

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Hahaha brilliant comment.

[@vicstevensn2684]

My. Fucking. Idol. NO SLEEP! NO REST! IF THAT WHAT IS TAKES TO BE THE BEST! Jamey don't ever fucking stop. Do what you do.

[@MaroonLoto]

I never liked Hatebreed's music, just didn't get me, but this dude shows great attitude and I must respect him for that. I wish more people in metal would think like him and say it out loud.

[@NathanExplosion25]

What a fucking awesome guy!
I agree with what he's saying too, don't be one of those elitists that's stuck in the past, support what they're doing now, because their recent material is fucking awesome. Perseverance is where it started for me, but I'm cranking up that new material now.

[@jonathanjollimore7156]

We need that one thing to keep yea going

[@whatfriends8640]

@2:37 HONESTLY

[@krch60]

Hey Brother !!!! The Dog is getting Big !!😂😂If I Woulda Stayed In It I Would be Righy Behind You...🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@hankscorpio6111]

"You were twinkling in you dad's balls when Victim in Pain came out" is the new way of saying.. "I was in Bagdad when you were still in your Dadsbag!".

[@nerdsdrinkwhiskey6972]

The Stuart Smalley of hardcore. A truly honest nice guy.

[@drengrband5618]

Well said Mr Jasta.

[@sesh517]

Went and did a feat with Gideon and it bangs.

[@PETETHEMEAT42]

I couldn't find the pull quote, "I can retire now."

[@beauxjones8793]

!!!!PLEASE DON'T RETIRE JASTA!!!!!!
SCREAM TILL THE
CASKET DROPS

[@caseycbenn]

Well, I mean, I was one of those guys who liked old Metallica. Lightning through Justice era. Black I dug enough. Then didn't really like much until the last record Hardwired. Now I am like... ok, I can like what they do now again. But I get what Jamey is on about. Don't just be a "Their first record wasn't nearly as good as their first record" kind of fan. Honestly with Hatebreed I feel like it is similar to High on Fire. There is just a quality that it always has so I don't have an "era" early days mode with Hatebreed or High on Fire. There was no real lull in quality so.. yeah. The latest record is just as relevant to me.

[@sludgehammerhellfest]

Jasta is the working mans hero.

[@solpd3183]

love this dude

[@sudharsanpaskaran]

so cool man

[@jaysmyers511]

I love you guy ur soo awsum

[@MichaelMonadArchangel]

Come on man satisfaction is the best album by far because it’s the most true to the original metal core sound the new album is up there it’s the third best I reckon

[@RaquelFiglo]

Your interviews audio quality sounds so good. Might I inquire what type of mics you use to capture the sound?

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Hey thanks! We use these mics: www.bluemic.com/products/encore/
Having a handheld directional mic makes all the difference!

[@RaquelFiglo]

I've heard of blue mics. But in the video, I don't see Jamey holding a directional mic. Are you using a shotgun or boom mic for this particular interview?

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Oh shoot, we used a lav mic on this one. So it's under his shirt.

[@RaquelFiglo]

AWESOME! I interview for Rock N Roll Industries and started doing my own on my website www.raquelfiglo.com. I just got started and improving with every video. I have a passion for METAL and I love your work! Jamey Jasta rules! Thanks!

[@Dreggz1312]

Fuck the troops

[@knucklehedzinc]

sick

[@mude.mcmudskipper8907]

I stopped listening to Hatebreed a year after i bought the Under The Knife cassette from Jamey, at a church, opening for Strife. Glory Days. Ha ha ha. . . j/k

[@fmbighair]

Yeah man, the lean years were the best years imho opinion. TESTAMENT “low”

[@baltimorebob100]

I remember seeing them in their infancy at the Crofton Fire Hall in 88-89 they played with VOD... Bulldoze..25 ta life...when hardcore was about the music and the movement not the money...lost all respect when I heard their music on the XXX vin diesel movie..

[@AggressiveTendencies]

VOD! That rocks!

[@FightingRimbaud]

What a lineup!

[@goatlorddeath4406]

Please do very soon

[@ananganang.aceng4588]

i buy hatebreed tshirt now...dont retire dude....😊

[@jessiewalker6918]

Jasta is very right, this cliche in heavy music to not like anything recent, its strange how much rap and metal are so opposite, even in their fans perspective, in rap/hip hop the thing is to only like shit that came out 5 minutes ago and fuck the past and the pioneers, they are old. Then on the metal/hardcore end it's this cliche to act all elitist and not be supportive of anything that isn't at least 10 or 15 years old, which is unfair to some great newer bands but your also doing yourself a disservice because alot of old school legends are dropping some great records RIGHT NOW, enjoy the past and the present, not just dwell on one or the other

[@muscleman9148]

Jassie pinkman

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Hahahaha.

[@6delta6pmcprivatesecurity45]

Always best times in beginning holmes

[@jeanfrancoishoule7240]

jasta est bien trop adict pour plein de raison a se que lui procure daller en show

[@michaelstilger8410]

His serenity is a colossal lack of talent.

[@connorwantskhabibinrussiad4357]

Is that the Hound on his shirt?

[@lifeimitatingdeath3608]

Yea dude!

[@XXSomeDudeXX]

Agnostic Front nowadays? Haha. Roger Miret sounds like a low-rent Fred Durst on every recent track I've tried listening to. AF has been cringey since perhaps Something's Gotta Give. Really, all this hardcore stuff has long outlived its shelf life. Time and place are not the same.

[@samuelmagnum6047]

Satisfaction and Perseverance are Hatebreed's best records. Most of the new stuff is just trying to recreate what has already been done.

[@AggressiveTendencies]

Love those albums. So heavy!

[@rexxcolt7689]

Thats called being consistant. You really can't please everyone if you stay the same you get "your" comments if you change your a "sellout"

[@NathanExplosion25]

Are you for real!?
What they're doing now isn't the same as what they've done in the past. Yeah sure it has the same sound, but that's because it's still fucking Hatebreed. Surely you're not going to pull them down for sounding like themselves, but then call them out for progressing.
That's just completely contradictory.

[@jessiewalker6918]

Another idiot who is too cool to enjoy anything

[@slayer04031974]

what if you 43 and you want to hear old shit??

[@elgranente9542]

¡HateFightFuck!

[@6delta6pmcprivatesecurity45]

Start hatebreed or toss salad lol sick

[@christianjackson9360]

Keep THRASHIN'!!!!!

[@MrWideballs]

he should retire so we can go to $5 shows again. thanks for ruining hardcore and making it an industry.

[@kooskansloos4834]

MrWideballs bullshit, his shows are the cheapest around, still.

[@bigdog517]

What. These days 15-25 for a show is cheap af and merch is still cheap too. I don't even care for Hatebreed but this is a dumb comment.

[@davidmichael4750]

fucking love jamey, realest dude i ever met