Lyrics that did NOT age well (yikes...)

[@FinnMckentyPRMBA]

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[@jacktowers7533]

I love your work Finn but I don't understand why of all Sponsors, you go with a Gambling service. I understand you need to keep the lights on but after lecturing about Not wasting your 20s and 30's Partying but then making money promoting a Service just as predatory, addictive, and life destroying as any Drug or Alcohol problem seems very hypocritical

[@AnonymousAccount514]

I would stop with the background video…it’s distracting…I’d rather look at your logo or somethibg

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

Just because it was "a different time" that doesn't make it right or that it was totally fine back then...

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

You should have the same energy for those creepy rock band songs as you do for asking Alexandria

[@unbornborg3261]

I went to one of Papa Roach's recent concerts and they had a short segment dedicated to talking about suicide prevention and Jacoby giving a short speech in tribute to Chester Bennington. Needless to say, Papa Roach clearly care a lot about the subject, and looking at their other songs, their intentions definitely lean closer to earnest emotions than glorification of their subject matter (one of their songs off the same album as Last Resort is literally called Broken Home). With how common and widely-discussed depression has become in the past decade or so, I think most people even today can understand where Last Resort is coming from (this is the same generation that grew up with emo rap, after all).

[@Betta66]

Yeah, same. Jacoby didn't mention Chester by name at my show, but he did have a prerecorded speech talking about mental health and suicide awareness.

[@Frederick0220]

I met Jacoby once briefly in Downtown Chicago. Very nice guy

[@petrify4814]

This is amazing to hear, I'm definitely not surprised but it does make me happy.

[@apvcore]

To me it was always kind of obvious that he cared deeply about the subject cuz I remember a long time ago watching something that he was on and he was talking about how the song came to be, and from what I remember, he wrote the song because one of his best friends was going through a really fucked up time and was unfortunately suicidal at the time, so it was basically a first person view of his friends experience?

[@ItsJustMe0585]

To be fair, Dude looks like a Lady has a funny reason behind the song. Apparently Steven Tyler mistook Vince Neil for a blonde woman once, and the rest of the band made fun of him. The song is about that, and kinda self-aware that 80's hair bands have dudes that look like ladies.

[@ItsJustMe0585]

@luke5100 lol, truth. The 80s was a silly decade in many ways. :)

[@robertstull8759]

It was also an insult thrown at him all the time, so I'm pretty sure it was just him taking the piss out of it

[@lowenbad]

It was also cowritten by gay dude Desmond Child.

[@SharronNeedles]

@luke5100what is a straight sis men?

[@martist911wasits-not-real4]

Just men. Plain ol' regular men but they gotta add the cis term to be all inclusive​@@SharronNeedles

[@T.Maximus]

That beatles song was the most calmest, upbeat, threatening song I've ever heard

[@wrathofthesage]

Gives me vibes like Get Scared Sarcasm or Hollywood Undead Bullet

[@christinathein951]

It’s honestly kinda catchy

[@The__Leo]

"Michael Stipe looks like one of the most smug people alive" - Man who looks exactly like Michael Stipe

[@blde_grypr]

"We've got the KZbin face man looking at me disapprovingly" - disapproving KZbin face Finn Mckenty

[@thebusinessgoose3350]

15 years ago I was confronted by the principal of my high school for a "get on your knees" shirt. I told him they were a Christian band and it was a reference to prayer. Immediately off the hook. Am I going to hell?

[@jr2904]

You are if you don't accept Jesus Christ as your Savior and repent

[@JimmyMon666]

pics or it didn't happen

[@austins.2495]

Hell is made up, so you’re good 👍

[@crazydud3380]

Well, you just made a confession, at least. LOL

[@jeffbell4434]

Thats fucking awesome bro lmao I remember those shirts too.

[@dcurleedcurlee7676]

I actually feel like, at least in the mainstream, "Last Resort" definitely helped open the discussion of self-h*rm and unaliving. I think it's aged pretty well.

[@LeDardeursPalace]

Same but I think their point in the article is that many people are going to claimed to be triggered by things like this. Seen it in comments sections myself before, not many times though so the writer is probably making a huge thing outta nothing.

[@michaeljohnston4459]

Hey!! UNALIVE! This is KZbin. Come on..

[@ChipmunkAsylum]

Are you not allowed to say “harm” on youtube?

[@michaeljohnston4459]

@@ChipmunkAsylum can never be too c*reful..

[@danielbeotich1664]

Unaliving 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@raoulduke8003]

I don't understand the "dated" references meaning a song doesn't age well. Many artists write about the world they live in. There was a lot of music from the 60s that still sounds spectacular AND talks about what is happening then.

[@DjDolHaus86]

Man, what even are blue suede shoes?

[@controlZchannel]

Seventeen is one of my all-time favorite guitar songs that I can't mention to non-guitar and 80s hair metal people. To be fair, today they sing the lyrics in jest as "she's only 35". They've become self-aware.

[@Djfmdotcom]

looooool no idea they changed the lyrics, but Reb Beach is a BEAST. And actually, Kip Winger is a hell of a composer even if his lyrics on the first two albums were cringe. "Pull" was a great album.

[@benamisai-kham5892]

It's one of those guilty pleasures for sure. I can't get over the lyrics but god the song rocks hard. Would I play it in a car? No. Not in front of anyone, but I'll still listen to it and try to ignore the lyrics because the guitar work is so good.

[@ci6516]

Why are the lyrics even bad . In 95% of the world 17 is Americas 18.

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

They just changed it so they wouldn't be exposed. They're still creeps.... that's nothing someone can "change" from

[@alexsherel3344]

Winger rocked back then and still rock now…eff em all.

[@tokivikerness8863]

For the record I worked in a gay bar for a couple years and on drag nights "dude looks like a lady" was by far the most popular song among the guests. They loved it. This was only 10 years ago.

[@fifedogg511]

Well to be fair it should of been the most popular song cuz it was literally a bar full of dudes who looked like ladies the song works perfectly.

[@pelennorDSP]

The background behind "Dude Looks Like A Lady" is that the Aerosmith band members were hanging out with Motley Crue, and someone mistook Vince Neil for a woman from behind.

[@erickghoul174]

Growing up in a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood, I heard the n word casually thrown around by both blacks and Hispanics all of the time. The few whites and Asians that were around usually refrained from saying it but it would come out during casual conversations at times and nobody would flinch. With Chino being half Hispanic and claiming to have grown up in the rough side of Sacramento, I can only assume that he probably heard kids using the word casually everyday and probably used it himself

[@magusking9215]

To this day Latinos say it constantly around their Black friends and colleagues, depending on what sphere we’re talking about. But Finn being THIS white he probably didn’t know 😂

[@heytoast7129]

Back when he/they wrote the song people understood 1) context and 2) that n-a and n-er are to vastly different words and didn't conflate the two. And as a third point, people were far less brain damaged back then.

[@YOYOTh1s]

Last Resort aged perfectly. We are A LOT more death positive nowadays! When that song came out we tried to sneak it into any school party playlist and the teachers didn't get all flaky because they cursed. Just look how damn well Falling in Reverse's reimagined version went down just the other day!

[@Frederick0220]

Agreed 100%. It shed light on a very important topic and Ronnie nailed the cover version. One of the greatest covers I’ve ever heard

[@radyoung779]

I think the Dire Straits lyrics are fine. Especially since we know they were quoting what someone said about them. It's a triumphant song and definitely more benign than anything else on the list.

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

This "aged well/poorly" stuff is total BS; the lyrics are either well-written or poorly written. The only thing in art that ages poorly is technology.

[@michaeljohnston4459]

Kids swear much more today too.

[@radyoung779]

@luke5100 the N word is in plenty of songs and it's fine. It's not always OK but I am not mad at the many legitimate artists who use it. It's all about context and intent.

[@brockhampton3078]

@@radyoung779 Well since you've brought up context and intent, I'd point out that when you claim the N word is used in plenty of songs and it's fine, you're probably referring to the slur being used by black artists who aren't using the term to degrade anybody. This is quite different than the way the F word is used in Money For Nothing where the lyrics are insulting the person being called the slur. If we change out the slurs in Money For Nothing, there would be a huge difference between a black artist performing the song and saying "that little n---a was a millionaire" verses a white artist saying "that little "n---er" was a millionaire." The latter is the context this song is using the F slur in, which is totally anti-gay. Still really dig the song though!

[@lopanreturns7085]

⁠@@brockhampton3078What about something like F***t by KoRn? JD wasn’t gay, although many people mistook him for being so in school, bullying him for it. In the song he uses the word, but to speak about his experiences and to speak out against the people who bullied him. Would a use like that also be homophobic, or did I misunderstand you?

[@archiemisc]

Dire Straits = Adopted dad rock Aerosmith = Creepy uncle rock

[@Reverendshot777]

Dont do Aerosmith like that!

[@fifedogg511]

​@@Reverendshot777Aerosmith before the late 80s is a completely different band in my opinion

[@perceivedvelocity9914]

Context is important and people on social media are dumb. If a song is pointing out that saying the "F word" is bad, it's a good song. If a song wants to help people not end themselves, it's a good song.

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

They're not tho

[@queenstixxzz]

It doesn't even mean the same thing in their country...

[@georgeprice4212]

The 3 letter F word or the 4 letter F word?

[@_TG]

Ive been hammering that AA album recently and the amount of times ive laughed out loud at some of the lyrics surprised me, remembering being like 14 and hearing it is just such a funny image - the other conclusion i came to was that some of the songs on that album are legitimately unbelievably good.

[@lloydster9000]

To be fair to the Beatles, John Lennon took that line from an Elvis song (“Baby Let’s Play House”, written by Arthur Gunter).

[@sandraperlstein79]

It has been speculated whether it was inspired by Lennon’s own relationship with Cynthia Lennon, which was a somewhat sour and bitter marriage.

[@lloydster9000]

@@sandraperlstein79 that seems like a plausible explanation as to why he lifted that line. I definitely don’t condone John’s behavior toward Cynthia in any way, shape, or form. He was a terrible husband to her.

[@ghosface353]

When Deftones played did their Spring tour 2022 7 Words was the last song and one of two encores they play every night. In all they played it 22 times. When they played in Minneapolis they had every members of Gojira onstage at the end of the songs, Joe Duplantier performed some vocals.

[@untitled568]

I still dont care, as a certified crabcore stan I still consider first two Asking Alexandria albums to be the pinacle of music and i wont let anyone tell me otherwise..

[@alexschneider8494]

Yep. I still listen to Stand Up and Scream plus Reckless and Relentless at least weekly. Journalists and content creators can seethe about the lyrics all they want lol

[@psychocat_rocks]

Still virgin?

[@ThePartyyChat]

From Death To Destiny was pretty good to

[@psychocat_rocks]

@@ThePartyyChat. Moving On is the their best song. Red album was their peak tho.

[@alexschneider8494]

@@psychocat_rocks Nice joke. Red album is mid at best.

[@tommydude969]

In regards to Chino, it wasn't uncommon for some gen x Hispanics to throw around the n word around so nonchalantly. I know some who did but I think (or at least hope) a majority of them have since matured. Chino still sings this song at shows and I constantly hear the crowd chanting for this song to be played. I think I now know why lol...not sure if he really still says it live though, he kinda just yell mumbles through most of it, especially that part.

[@anthonyvelarde8837]

To be fair it was there nu metal days and the rap influence was there

[@lapdogg]

I wanna say I read an interview about the Aerosmith song a while back where they say that part of the idea of the song, "Dude looks like a lady," was the fact that they were making fun of themselves for how they look on stage and how people will say they look like ladies. I don't remember where I read this unfortunately so it very well could have been some blog post which I tend not to trust so there's that. lol

[@equanimity92]

One classic that I cant help but jam out too even though I know full well it has insane lyrics is Last Caress by The MisFits 😅😬🤐💀💀

[@seakermac5800]

That’s part of its charm really lol

[@ginnrollins211]

There's also Code Blue by T.S.O.L. I still rock out to it despite the song's subject matter.

[@DRACOCHIEF]

I mean if we're going the punk route, there's also "13" by DOA, "Kill the Poor" by Dead Kennedys, etc. But typically that's what a lot of what punk lyrics were like back then. Using shock imagery and exaggerated humor to get a point across.

[@xenos_n.]

Those lyrics aged perfectly

[@donbaker5707]

I heard a feminist punk tell me that misfits attitude is a horrible misogynist song didn't age well but I don't see it

[@fightrudyfight5799]

“Those are like, Nickelback lyrics.” 🤣🤣

[@theangelbelow88]

Drug Dealer Friend is an anthem in my book. An anthem that a lot of dive bars are quite familiar with, thanks to yours truly 😎

[@real30yearoldboomerhours53]

King 🤴🤴🤴🤴 I remember being in college and spamming the jukebox at my local dive with Emmure and TAS songs with the boys.

[@AngryBob4213]

I had an I See Stars shirt that just said "she screams my name" in giant gold foil letters lmao Also Korn's song with Fred Durst "All In The Family" did NOT age well at all 😂

[@GG-bi8tb]

weird article, not sure why a song from the 70s or the 90s referencing stuff from their era should "not age well"

[@happybeejv]

I think its funny when irony is lost on people. Danny elfman doesn't really love little girls, hes making fun of wealthy business men he noticed dating young looking women. The type that later turned out were hanging around the guy who didn't un alive himself. So how much irony is he actually using??

[@yicama2098]

The Beatles lyrics are actually a play off of how Elvis was perceived by members of the band. John Lennon said it in an article that this was the intention of the song; to call out how manipulative and abusive he was.

[@DestroyerOfWombs]

You should do a video about musicians who have provably hooked up with minors. Hell, it would likely turn into a whole series, and would certainly get some views.

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

It's not "hooked up" it's rpe.. but he should expose disgusting musicians

[@DestroyerOfWombs]

@@oliver123-uy2vv Yeah, it is. I’m just being careful what I say on his KZbin channel.

[@AntoinettexKitten]

That would be a movie series

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

@@AntoinettexKitten wdym

[@fifedogg511]

​@@oliver123-uy2vvim gonna guess the person means that their is so much about each one that every episode would be the length of a movie but again I'm just guessing.

[@tedybarber7671]

I’m a 25 year old female and I learned to scream to not the American average. IDGAF that song still goes hard! 😂

[@ladyhartofficial]

I agree about Papa Roach completely! At the time it was always a very raw lyric but no one was talking about why; that classic 90s/00s bury traumatic things all down. It’s much easier to have a conversation about it 20 years later, which I’m so thankful for; especially when thinking about this generation. Better support is now there rather than just relatable lyrics.

[@T0xXx1k]

Finn knows whats up! 7words is one of my favorite deftones songs. Certified banger. Idc what anyone says.

[@gggonzogamer]

Babe wake up, Uncle Finn just uploaded a new video

[@mackend17fan1]

The first part of that quote from the interview with John Lennon is straight from the song "its Getting Better" from sgt. Pepper. Which came out many years earlier in 1967. I think most people knew about the abusivness if they were paying attention to the lyrics. He says that he changed and grew up. Which is up to each person i guess to believe him or not lol...

[@mackend17fan1]

@luke5100 Yes 100% agree man. Him being with Yoko was probably part of that, as well as their whole stint in india with all the spiritual stuff. (Even tho they ended up spreading misinformation about the Maharishi) We can never know what was going on in his head but its important to look at the context and to look into how he was raised and in what environment. If he saw his father beat his mother, he may have grown up thinking that was okay. Along with it not being as taboo at the time.

[@afinecupofcoffee8476]

@@luke5100 And not just the fame part. It's an age thing too combined with the fame. He was 22 when he married Cynthia. IDK about y'all but I am nowhere near the same person I was 13 years ago. I guess not everyone can grow emotionally but there's more evidence than not that John did. It doesn't excuse his behavior as a young adult, obviously but a lot of people are awful people through their 20's and finally grow up.

[@knispler666]

I always thought the Aerosmith song was an ironic self reference, like the other dad rock song, Money for Nothing. But did I read too much into it?

[@ameliasparkles13]

I always thought Dude Looks Like A Lady was a jab at his own self, or at other rockers like them, cuz rocknroll dudes were almost always lookin like ladies in that era with their Pantene pro V hair and designer makeup

[@fletcher4371]

i saw deftones in 2022, 7 words was the last song on the set so yes they do still play it

[@jadedbreadncircus9159]

I never even remembered hearing those 70/80's underage songs when I was a kid. Then someone said something about that "Don't Stand So Close to Me" song, & over the years I heard of more & more.

[@benamisai-kham5892]

This is something that's been going on for me for about 2 years, just realizing the lyrics of songs I didn't quite listen to so closely.

[@adamyo9003]

My local radio station doesn’t even bleep the word out in Money for Nothing. It’s kinda wild

[@Tetarkall]

It’s just a bundle of sticks

[@SerhiiKorepanov]

Deft Ones? 😂😂😂

[@undertaker7466]

I’m glad I’m not the only one that heard that.

[@nananoodle5020]

Finn, your dry humor is so underrated 😂 I love it

[@GreengosStJohn]

I was in Highschool when Winger released Seventeen, so as a Freshman, I thought it was a song specifically written about all the hot girls in the Senior class. I keep it that way in my head cannon so I can still enjoy this hair metal banger w/o any guilt LOL. Reb Beach was a guitar god, and this was their best song

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

It's still VERY creepy and weird.... c'mon

[@AlligatorArms]

The ones who are Deft play “7 words” at pretty much every show…it’s typically their set closer. I honestly never even knew the words-I’m not really much of a fan of their early, nu metal-y material but now I want to see them again so I can listen more closely to that one.

[@aar0n357]

He's pretty much always censored that part in the song since the mid 90s, I checked when like two people on TikTok were trying to "cancel" them for doing but yeah they've been censoring that part since the 90s

[@ishrendon6435]

​@aar0n357 mexicans in cali always say it lol those who aint from cali pr on east side probably are the ones offended but in calo mexicans use it always here

[@brandiyount5365]

Fun fact: When I was TEN YEARS OLD my dance studio group (of 8-12 y/o girls) did a competitive jazz routine to Dude Looks Like a Lady. In rainbow fur sports bras and hot pink mini skirts. Oh and knee high gore boot covers of the same fur the tops were made of. 😅

[@eatinglightning3144]

Michael Stipe is cool Moby in my brain. And regarding The Beatles, I’m not surprised they have a song about holding a girl captive. Their song “It’s Okay To Leave Your Dog In A Hot Car” told me everything I need to know about them.

[@woofspider330]

My disappointment with Money for Nothing is that i cant ever find a Dire Straits song that sounds that heavy. Or a synth/guitar sound like that riff. Same thing with We're An American Band by Grand Funk Railroad. Somehow they made this one off heavy (for the time) rock banger, and went right back to their soft, oldies rock.

[@moegoggles]

Finn, look at the lyrics to “getting better” by the Beatles. It’s like a direct quote from that interview.

[@JHAN1212]

Finn's content is like when New York dads in the bar go "How bout them Yankees?", except Finn goes "How bout that Papa Roach?", and instead of talking about the latest sports game, he pulls up lyrics from songs that are at least 20 years old.

[@FinnMckentyPRMBA]

Yes

[@blackmesacake5361]

I am totally fine with all of these lyrics being considered crusty 😂

[@Dhavroch]

It’s all relative, there’s going to be endless unsavoury lyrics from today that we think are completely acceptable.

[@GUNUFofficial]

Did you know there is a beach boys song called "never learn not to love" that was written by charles manson? *did you also know charles manson has an album?*

[@HappinessDIY]

You know you are a true fan when you intentionally don’t skip the Draftkings promo just to hook Finn up with better stats.

[@HeyImDiO]

Always happy to support Uncle Finn!

[@hexywesky]

You know you're a true fan when you skip the Draft kings promo to get to the content faster, like some kind of addict who needs a fix. Also literally the second thing I did after getting home from work. Right after I sat down on the toilet.

[@HappinessDIY]

@@hexywesky also fair haha!

[@five12man]

Watching, skip 10, watching, don't like draft kings lol, skip ten ok here we go...

[@jacktowers7533]

I skip it everytime, love Finn's work but hate him promoting gambling, very hypocritical of him

[@aaronmcbryer4362]

I've met Peter and Michael from R.E.M., I used to live in Athens, Georgia, and they are very cool, down to Earth people. They couldn't have been more "average Joe".

[@saulgoodman1390]

I can't believe THAT's the Faith No More song they chose when they literally released that song "Edge Of The World"... Makes Winger and Anthony Kiedis look like saints

[@apvcore]

Papa Roach definitely was ahead of their time with shedding light on such a dark mental health issue. I feel like they helped start the conversation and helped the people that normally wouldn’t open up about it, feel like it was ok and you don’t have to be emo or goth to have s*icidal thoughts.

[@perfectparadox7389]

Nirvana with come as you are “no I don’t have a gun” Well you get the rest

[@kenspeedbicycle]

I think what's worse than Winger is Metro Station's Seventeen Forever. It came out 20 years later with the same theme in the song

[@McCarlKnoxville]

The Dire Staits song with that line, he was talking about himself and his band. They weren’t installing tvs or refrigerators lol😅

[@malcolmplanet100]

Always enjoy your fresh take of the Emmure track 😂😂😂

[@burningpapersun1]

Finn is just threatened my Michael Stipe's bald head supremacy.

[@johnkotchkowski7966]

The people who wrote this list seem like they would put We Didn’t Start The Fire or American Pie on this list for making too dated references

[@BaneBurden]

I've heard that allegedly Dude Looks Like A Lady was written about Vince Neil of Motley Crue.

[@travisspaulding2222]

They could fix "Seventeen" with just one line. "She's only seventeen. In a state where the legal age of consent is sixteen." There, fixed and legal, lol.

[@mayalansky]

That’s really awkward lyrically and also does not make it better at all

[@travisspaulding2222]

@@mayalansky Seriously? It’s a joke. Lighten up, haha.

[@mayalansky]

@@travisspaulding2222 alright, alright fair enough

[@billybarbier8275]

I know the younger generation hates us using the excuse “It was a different time”. But you had to be there to understand, it really was a different time and we viewed things differently back then. For one, we weren’t as easily offended by everything.

[@gregthepeglegpregdreg]

... hol up, Dire Straits is an "adopted dad" band.... fuck I think I may need to have a talk with my dad

[@MrHoliday2usir]

Asking Alexandria merch is also catholic church instructional material . Stand up sit down, on your knees off your knees

[@SergioRamosIsTheKing]

I'm from a town in the UK close to York, where Asking Alexandria come from. I promise you, no ones parents were there. It was in a small pub and most of the people there wore battle vests. Things have changed 😂

[@BobrLovr]

Yeah, because Cardi B's WAP and xxxtentacion glorifying the sewerslide is so wholesome and shows just how far we've evolved socially 🤣

[@coffeeintheface]

That "cringe face" expression in the thumbnail lol. Love it

[@Miguel-d4d5s]

9:04 Absolutely Do Know (Adrenaline) With Bored . 7 Words Are "You Have The Right To Remain Silent". A Little Interesting Part On The "Suck" Word While Introducing Deftones.

[@psul42]

Frank Zappa just peeked into the room, snickered and went back to composing.

[@oliver123-uy2vv]

Just because it was "a different time" that doesn't make it right or that it was totally fine back then...

[@FuzzImp]

Piece of quesadilla in peace ☮️

[@taylorlimbeck6854]

Finn, you’ve always given me Michael Stipe vibes.

[@jakexero]

When i saw asking alexandria back when i was around 16. They would hang all the bras thrown on stage on their mic stands. Took me a few years to realise that none of those bras came from anyone of age. Pretty fucking creepy

[@westonlong]

My stepdad got me into dire straits back in the day.

[@grimmseti]

As soon as i heard those lyrics I was like "John Lennon must've written that one" LOL Sure enough i googled it and it said: "The lyrics are attributed to 'Lennon-McCartney but it was primarily written by John Lennon" and I'm like "Yeah no fuckin shit" 😂

[@KuLaydMahn]

Usually with Beatles songs whoever is singing is the primary songwriter, with the other just helping them polish it up. If you're not very familiar with the Beatles that might not help you much, but it was indeed John singing that one.

[@mfconstructor]

I just realized I wasn’t subscribed and been watching for ages 😤😤😤 Subscribed now ❤

[@hexywesky]

Have you ever done a reading comments video? I feel like it could be a series. You have to have a lot of unhinged ones (not just the ones from me).

[@joef7801]

The title of the article looks like the Brady Bunch intro with Bearded KZbin Guy being Alice the Housekeeper 😂

[@sollamander2206]

"Man Always Gets Little Rush Out Of Telling People John Lennon Beat Wife"

[@Roger-fs5yo]

Dude looks like a lady is written about Vince Neil of Motley Crue👌

[@daventx]

Loudwire has devolved into a group of Karens.

[@ShatteredAutomaton]

I went to a Deftones Show back in 2022 in Tampa. They did not in fact perform 7 Words lol

[@salva0922]

Loudwire is the CNN of metal

[@Okla_Soft]

Rubber Soul has always been my favorite Beatles Album, it’s got their very best songs.

[@SuperDmath]

Obviously every time I saw Papa Roach they played Last Resort with the original lyrics. On this list I’ve also seen Deftones, Asking Alexandria, and RHCP and they didn’t play any of those songs when I saw them. I’m seeing Aerosmith whenever they reschedule their tour and I’m not sure if they’ll play Dude (Looks Like a Lady). You didn’t mention them but when I saw Guns N’ Roses they also didn’t play One in a Million and when I saw Anthrax they did play Keep it in the Family but they changed the problematic lyrics.

[@Jath2112]

My day became 46% more hilarious at the first mention of "the KZbin face". Off to a good start.

[@evanmanochio]

Finn looks like Michael Stipe

[@DeIeted]

brings back memories of using *67 to block your number before prank calling also I grew up in a drug den so my and my cousins would use *69 after someone called their drug connect to bring some by, and tell them never mind. They got so mad, but eventually their drugged out minds realized all they had to do was to dial a random number and hang up after their drug call so we couldn't use *69 anymore lol

[@hulluporo9067]

Finn, you've forgot to explain what a phone booth is to your younger audience. They'll demand a refund.

[@nobodyexceptme7794]

Chino mexican and asian right? As a black fan I never knew he said that, but if Eminem can get a pass Chino def can. Didn't he grow up poor in Cali...makes sense. I'm sure he was around it a decent amount. Its like B-real, delivery felt natural. 🤣

[@OpalEmpressX]

Yes, he did

[@LiveFoe]

Joan Jett covered Arrows, the dated reference being "put another dime in the juke box". By the time she made the song popular it was already dated, as we were shoving dollars into the "juke".

[@mitchvechart7164]

13:02 I thought you were gonna call a bicycle dated technology 😂😂😂😂

[@turquoisetacos5891]

LMAO the asking alexandria part brought back memories of being 14 at warped tour with a friend and my dad and we MET AA and my dad had a great time chatting with them, and then let my friend get one of their shirts that said 'get the fuck away from me', it was hilarious

[@lsmithgoose]

Also Steven Tyler had Liv Tyler in at least 2 of their music videos sexualised af as a teen. Everything about Steven Tyler makes me sick

[@tofutuesday]

One song that was cringe to me even back in 1986 when I first heard it is I Want Action by Poison. The whole song isn't great but specifically the lyrics that always rubbed me the wrong way are: Long legs and short skirts These girls hit me where it hurts I can't wait to get my hands on them I won't give up til they give in Now I'm not looking for a love that lasts I need a shot and I need it fast If i can't have her, I'll take her and make her 😬

[@necroticbarbiedoll6664]

I used to listen to poison a lot as a kid and the lyrics went straight over my head and now as an adult and I actually understand the meaning, I can’t even bring myself to listen that song anymore. It’s so uncomfortable.

[@douglasmijangos3327]

The Beatles started off their career with “well she was just 17 and you know what I mean” 😂 John Lennon was a Musical genius.. as was Paul and George.. Ringo was a good drummer.. but they were crazy fuckers too … Drugs and all that stuff kind of took their innocence and their “Nicely Dress and Groomed lads” image from them 😂

[@benamisai-kham5892]

Money for nothing MV was astounding to me at 4-5 y/o (circa 2001-2002) and thats mostly because i had never seen anything like it by that point. The n64 and ps1 were pretty fresh in our house at that time so honestly it didnt look too different from those games as a kid.