Shinedown interview - Brent Smith (part 2)

[@alicerose2968]

I grew up with your music Brent, but now listening to you, I have a whole new respect for you. How you felt about Nirvana, is how I feel about Shinedown. Just...don't die damn it.

[@mckenzywegley7625]

hey Brent well you say that nirvana changed your life you say he was different and there was something that you loved about him well thats how i feel about your band you are different and the first time i saw you guys i just loved your energy and your way of showing us you love what your doing your not just doing it for the money but for your love of music so thanks for being a band that does that.

[@deniseblackwell1464]

He is a legend in the making, as long as he dont end up oding, he keeps on keeping on,,, and so will we..

[@elizabethsullivan7176]

He was in the 8th grade when Nevermind came out. I had just turned 20 and was over my "teen angst" phase so I never really got into Nirvana. 🤷‍♀️

[@ettasmith7141]

I hired a personal trainer and I love the fact that she loves you guys

[@Aaron_Gentry]

Pause the video at 2:05. Brent's like Dude, did you just fart :D

[@nathancoy5472]

haha I see it!!!

[@tracyknight2885]

💝

[@Godismexican]

Oh one more comment it can be one song, but if the guy is like Brent there every song that great, Also, number of songs selling 100 million not looking to debate I look for people that know than is one thing I love is more than I do, There are plenty like I met a guy last week and was a producer talked about Rolling Stones he took out every thing but K Richards and other guitar and I understood the heart of the band. tu

[@Godismexican]

I am older than most of you folk, but in my old age I decided to see the best of were it was basketball, baseball, football, but in each, thing you find you seen the best, like baseball, when Maddox, then Randy Johnson at field level I could even dream of how the batter felt, boxing for good reason when from 15 to 12 round but I was younger could travel, see Ali and Joe fight. After the night I would see one other, Alice and seeing Lane sing, started looking for better singer, TU for any help.

[@ettasmith7141]

I liked the old you but I LOVE the new you

[@CrypticMessagesNZ]

You're right. It is selfish. But there are a lot of people out there that justify their decisions to themselves that they think it's fair for them to commit suicide. It's sad, but it happens. Watching the documentary about the last moments of Kurt: He broke out of an open rehab facility. When he could have just walked out the door, no questions. He was damaged. Some may say beyond therapy. It's sad, but it happens.

[@christinam1250]

I have finally found you. Now come get me silly.

[@Bayougirl78]

Good concept/mindset (as far as the anti-money thing), yes... does that justify suicide... no.... Suicide is the single, most selfish act a person can commit... yes, maybe he had issues... that's what therapy is for.... now he has a daughter growing up without her father around....

[@tomhughes1771]

ok , reality ck.! kurt was a follower ! he admitted on camera (it's on a documentary, actually) their signature sound , fast -slow-fast-slow was a direct ripoff (following/borrowing ) of a band called the pixies , who never got the attention given nirvana ! as well as other seattle bands for song structure/lyric.. also, if u don't want money, don't take it, simple. oh right , then u can't be a tortured artist and blame others, for your actions. it's called accountability ! own ur experience !