First time hearing Slaughter To Prevail Reaction

[@danielhayes7691]

As they say “angry music for happy people”. Scientifically proven heavy music helps release aggression.

[@IUSTITA]

You are correct. The science backs it.

[@S_man89]

Absolutely. It’s a release like no other!

[@T4RHUN]

And just to add on that, sone metal heads who love metal take a liking to classical music as well. Which includes me.

[@tristanc6936]

I listen to heavy music to help me sleep

[@Nico_BlackForest]

True! I visited so many concerts and festivals and I NEVER met bad people... I lost my wallet at the mighty Wacken Open Air 2001 with a lot of money. I get it back at the lost and found station with ALL the money!!! Greetings from Germany and stay save all over the world. 🤘🇩🇪🤝🌎

[@robertdiceston3336]

It's a double pedal base and he does all the work. And in these type of concerts, honor is everything. You will be caught when stage diving and in the circle pit and wall of death, if you get knocked down, you will get picked up.

[@brockly6434]

Think it depends on the genre. Deathcore, metalcore, death metal there is always an honor system but hardcore and slam shows people crowdkill and stomp out people for fun

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

@@brockly6434 Facts. People need to be careful and read the situation. You can tell by the sound of the current band playing and the look and behavior of the people in the pit. You start hearing too much hardcore derived music and see too many people in backwards baseball caps, bandanas over faces, tank top jerseys, etc and skinhead lookin dudes, watch out for the flying kicks to your head. Everyone's about to be kung fu fighting. If someone in THAT pit looks particularly angry, STAY AWAY from them! They WILL crowd kill you. Never seen angrier dudes than hardcore kids. Don't get me wrong, I like a lot of the music and went to a bunch of shows with cool people that just mosh different, but the amount potential accidents plus people who will absolutely cause you physical harm with no remorse are far more frequent at those shows compared to straight up Death Metal shows. Sometimes you get some cross pollination of fans at deathcore or slam shows (sometimes thrash or crossover as well) where you'll see two very distinct types of fans. This happens all the time at festivals with multiple genres on the ticket. That's where you actually get the most casualties from my experience because you have people trying to mosh (or "hardcore dance" for the crowd killers) differently in the same space. I've been kicked in the face while in a circle pit on more than one occasion cause dudes were flailing limbs like helicopters about to crash in the center and intentionally crashing into the circle pit and taking people out and causing everyone to trip over each other.

[@zachhenderson7982]

When I was younger (37 now) the worst pits were the straight edge hardcore bands. Those dudes were brutal

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

@@zachhenderson7982 NO DRUGS OR ALCOHOL!!! ONLY VIOLENCE!!!!!! D.A.R.E: Don't Actually Resist Evil. - Straight Edge kids

[@taylorgerlitz1390]

@@zachhenderson7982 still probably true.

[@Metallsturm]

In a breakdown he's growling in his native Russian. Translation goes kinda like: - Everyone will lose [what he] loves the most - No, there are no broken destinies - From childbirth, fire burns [in one's] eyes - Death comes, she will awake you.

[@JG-fp7hm]

Not all heroes wear capes. 🙏🏻

[@murphyoconnor12]

Correct

[@RoboMania514]

I’ve been looking for the definition so thank you. It was more metal than I even thought

[@hsjdjjcjfdheuxyh5282]

Death comes , IT will awake you

[@olegzander1886]

@@hsjdjjcjfdheuxyh5282 I think this mistake happened because death is a "she" in russian language)))

[@sushileafbeats]

"Pisces is the most intense I've heard." Oh boy, this is gonna be good! This make's Pisces feel like the intro to a kids show.

[@odessawadford3663]

Pisces isn’t even heavy for Jinjer. It’s fun when people are new to metal

[@Alextec9]

the laugh that came out of my mouth when he said that lol

[@FreelancerND]

@@Alextec9 Hehe, especially for someone who used to Arch Enemy for a number of years already =)

[@christianstrobl9480]

Yeah bro i was thinking the same lol

[@ButtercoreFTW]

@derp derpin you are hardcore, we get it

[@Adam-uu5pt]

There is a specific drum playthrough video that shows just how insane this dude is. Should check it out!

[@historicrace]

and the drumsticks is wrong way :D

[@Fez135]

It's a pretty good video but the video and audio don't match up. I'm sure he can play it live but the video they put out is purely for show. All the hits sound exactly the same, there are hits you can hear but don't see etc.

[@michaelmunoz8596]

@@historicrace maby he liks it that way 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@twentyfourtythree1190]

@@historicrace he's played that way over 10 years

[@historicrace]

@@twentyfourtythree1190 cool, new band for me.

[@Cheeesecaakee]

Their song "Agony" has one of the best breakdowns ive ever heard

[@dylanlapenna8513]

It’s great but I like King more

[@buzzzthrower555]

Beast is bad ass too

[@brucevann8630]

King is soo good

[@MaRodney]

I love that breakdown but Eclipse by Brand of Sacrifice has skyrocketed on my list...love those Latin harmonies followed by that breakdown...so good

[@dapaintbrush6965]

Its amazing. 666 and Russian hate is amazing to. Alongside chronic to

[@infidelsquid2828]

Dude, I love it when people who don't normally listen to this kind of music, hear it and just get it. It is a great way to get your pent up aggression and frustrations out. For you open mindedness, you have earned my respect and my subscription to your channel.

[@MellonVegan]

Tbf tho, that doesn't apply to everyone. I may be in the minority but heavy music, to me, has nothing to do with aggression. It is, however, about excitement, the rush of adrenaline and a feeling of empowerment. It's kinda similar to going to the gym. The stereotype is meatheads going there to fight their demons ("the gym is my therapy" and the like) but never in my life have I been able to train angry. I may look and sound angry but deep down I'm just elated and full of adrenaline. But again, maybe I'm just in the minority.

[@aethyrien]

You have a lifelong subscriber for putting this song on your channel my man. I wish you the absolute best and I hope you continue this travel down the metal path. Keep up the great work.

[@TheCokee47]

LOL as soon as I saw DEMOLISHER I literally laughed out loud and clicked instantly

[@pewpewjacob4980]

Alex Terrible has an insane vocal range. One of a kind.

[@youreadopted3960]

Also Ben Duerr

[@zachary_smith1]

My list. Best deeps and most badass. Alex. Best range. Dickey. Then Ben comes in a close second to both of them. I love shadow of intent a lot. But Alex is my fav cause his deeps are soooooo good.

[@drumsalot76]

On name. Dickie Allen.

[@stangriffinstan_the_alaska9668]

Bro I'm a 54 year old black male metal head this is what I listen to all the time I do listen to all kinds of music but metal is my favorite. Alex terrible is the lead singer of the band . And yes it's russian that he is speaking. Two kick drums with a quad pettals peace from Stan the Alaskan.

[@Wonmanbanned]

Our metal community is the best music community by far. \m/

[@jackthetroll7081]

Bro its not quad pedals i follow the drummer is drive drive double pedal and hes using double strokes better know as the "heel toe" i dont know of any metal bands using cheater pedals

[@stangriffinstan_the_alaska9668]

Yeah I was referring to a two hammer set up I'm not a drummer so I don't know what you call the device that actually Hits the bass drum and yes most definitely metal drummers ( lol I think it called a kick 🤔) only have one. And thank for the info

[@jackthetroll7081]

Was meaning no disrespect but yea its just two beaters instead of 4 meaning quad but playing that fast you lose power so hes using triggers 🍻 im new to drumming mostly play guitar

[@stangriffinstan_the_alaska9668]

@@jackthetroll7081 I'm a guitar player my self not that good I started in 7th grade and just kinda tinker with it. Although I think I may start recording more of my playing. See what happens.

[@KdotLINE]

6:03 - That's called a "wall of death". It's when the pit separates to each side, then run at each other, and go nuts/mosh. They aren't that common, and usually only happen when the band tells the crowd to do it.

[@alkaliwreck2474]

Ya boys just threw our man into the deep end and only screamed "Swim, bitch!" the whole time lol

[@pantasauruswreaks8667]

Internet award statement.

[@shawnfee9107]

"Anything that could help someone get over something terrible in life, potentially,, is good." I respect tf out of you for saying that.

[@lovrosedej7655]

Seeing your shock turn into a smile is heartwarming to see as someone who wishes more people appreciated this style of music. I realise this is an old video now but you should see Evgeny's drum playthrough of any of their songs (especially Zavai Ebalo) that man has my jaw on the floor every time

[@dakotahook4418]

Therapeutic is the best way (IMO) to describe the feeling most people feel when they listen to metal and actually digest it. That’s exactly how I feel after attending a show, like I just got out of therapy. Much love and keep up the good work man!

[@joemomma7814]

When I first read the title i was already laughing. Knew you where gonna be like wtf. Alex terrible is absolutely insane

[@om3502]

5:33 YES! YES!! People do not realize how many suicides per year are NOT happening solely because people can vent through this kind of music

[@grimeypipes2765]

🤘🤘🤘🤘 right on brother

[@JoeyMinor]

You never cease to amaze me with what you react to! 🔥🔥🔥

[@DarKcurrenT22]

Hahahaha for real

[@danielbrawner3677]

Im excited to see you get to "The Part". Will edit upon getting to that part of the video. Edit 1: Stage diving is so incredibly fun! Edit 2: The drummer is legitimately playing. Edit 3: Partially fighting. Mosh Pits Edit 4: Your reaction to his Vocals at "The Part" is satiafying. He isnin fact speaking Russian as this is a Russian band. Also, when he screams "Demolisher" he can legitimately peoject his voice loud enough without a Mic. Watch some live videos. Dude is a monster.

[@GrotesqueSmurf]

He's very loud - true. But even live they still play a pre-recorded shout at that part. Else you wouldn't be able to hear him over the first 2-3 rows. Only classical singers can achieve that. Falsechord growls/shouts aren't loud enough.

[@danielbrawner3677]

@@GrotesqueSmurf regardless. Its great how they do it. Im not entirely sure how accurate the claim is on screams not being loud enough, but that could be from a place of ignornace. I havent seen anything that would prove or disprove what you said, but I also havent looked. Im not very intrigued by how loud the voice can get via different projection styles. 🤷‍♂️

[@GrotesqueSmurf]

@@danielbrawner3677 Not trying to bash your comment in any way. Sadly the only live video of this song is from a very very small venue where he indeed does it without a backing track, but probably any skilled metal shouter could do that. For a bigger venue it probably wouldn't work (maybe if the croud would be VERY silent at that break)

[@danielbrawner3677]

@@GrotesqueSmurf i dont takenit as bashing it at all. Im also not trying to be aggressiv in this conversation as well, so I apologize if I am coming off that way. And youre entirely correct, as far as I am aware, it is just one video from small venue. But as I said, im no expert and you may very well be correct. I just do not know. Lol.

[@Energhyzer]

I screamed in bands for years and I can tell you that I miss having that release of emotion... it was very therapeutic. Also double bass pedal for the single kick drum....

[@Mr_Toodles]

"I am acclimated to hearing these vocals" Alex Terrible: hold my beer

[@AlexHumbucker]

Vodka

[@Mr_Toodles]

@@AlexHumbucker you right

[@Its_Cutta]

It's always great to see people make their way down the path of heaviness, you went from the heaviest female vocalist to one of if not the best male vocalist to grace the genre

[@jadoncreamer7033]

As a heavy metal og , we listen to people screaming cause we want to but can’t! It’s soothing to hear

[@mikewright256]

As someone who growls/screams, I listen to metal/death metal for the music, very few vocalist grab my attention, Alex is one who grabs me by the face like, come here fucker, lol

[@jadoncreamer7033]

My favorite bands are the ones who are unique 🤘🏼

[@eshkurs4153]

@@mikewright256 alex is unrivaled. even just by genetics

[@rooster_205]

I just love watching first reactions of these guys! I love this band! Great reaction!

[@StinkyDik]

Congratulations! You've experienced Alex Fucking Terrible! There will never be another vocalist with that much rage behind his vocals. This man will forever be a LEGEND

[@ЭльфридаЭлениэльЦиэль]

Спасибо большое 🥰

[@masterbeattie973]

Saw these guys a few years ago at a tiny venue in Kansas....they sound absolutely HUGE live

[@armabearo]

Man you hit the nail on the head. Going to shows like this is legit therapeutic for people, including myself. The band I prevail kinda explains this in a rather long music video for their song "Gasoline". Give it a try, nothing like this but its damn good music

[@CreamyMayo11]

You touched on a big reason why people like this type of music. Same reason why we like sad songs. They help people address negative emotions in a healthier way.

[@NathanHatchpranks]

"are they fighting" my guy.. you have much to learn xD lol gotta have a mosh pit for music like this😄 I can say that stage diving/crowd surfing is a lot of fun! Believe it or not for the most part people who come to these types of shows are actually pretty respectful people

[@buzzkillodium]

Facts. As brutal as pits seem most times people really dont get hurt and people pick people up.

[@Zeylo89]

you're very sympathic my man keep up the good spirit!

[@olli584]

Stage diving is the greatest thing you can do on a concert I'm doing it since I'm 15 and I'm still alive 😂🎉

[@Jagidka1]

Well, I wouldn´t describe myself as a metalhead, but every time there is some "bad time" in my life, I do listen to this kind of music. There is something therapeutic and soothing in it. I just imagine, that my inner child screams all the shit out. So, blessings to all metal singers, who can translate the pain into the music :)

[@jdkropff]

I've dove from so many stages. Too old for it now, but man... shows like this? Make's skydiving feel like afternoon tea.

[@miataqc8763]

Damn why the one dislike? I think is a dope reaction! Love seeing you go down the path of metal. And it's cool too because it's fresh to you. Such a wild genre. I would love to request a few songs for you man. I feel like I know lots of stuff that you would enjoy to listen to. Lots of hiphop inspired metal bands as well. Am I able to pay per request or do I need a certain tier for a certain number of requests?

[@MrLboydReacts]

I generally get to all suggestions but I always do donated requests first just put what you want in the notes. 💪🏾💪🏾

[@miataqc8763]

@@MrLboydReacts that's awesome. Soon I will sending some reactions your way. I like how you keep it simple and real with your reactions. And you clearly have a great musical background so I love how you can respect many of the little things a lot of reactors miss. To answer one of your questions too, the drummers in these bands use what's called double pedals. One kick drum but there are two pedals connected to two separate beaters so they can use both feet. Keep it up! I been watching every day since the first omegle bars.

[@dustinrichter5796]

Yooo your the shit my guy seen too many people just shit on us because it isn’t their cup of tea. It’s great seeing someone actual letting people just like what they like and try to understand. You a real bro.

[@downturn66]

One bass drum, but two pedals and two mallets. This dude is absolutely SICK on the drums. One of the fastest sets of feet I've ever heard! Great reaction BTW!

[@HAZMATt207]

He plays the bass drums that fast by using the ‘heel-toe’ method. So it’s like he is using 4 pedals instead of 2. Man is an absolute unit.

[@darrellbeam8053]

I had brain surgery. No anger issues before, hardcore anger issues after. Finding metal gives me an outlet for it and I'm largely back to normal.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Music is powerful stuff to be sure.

[@MetalCorps666]

Ok I gotta say. I usually watch these for fun. I feel like you did a genuine job of this, very positive even though it was something different. I will watch your channel my man.

[@brannone6356]

YES!!!! This was great! Smashed that subscribe and like button after this review. Keep it up!

[@archon9836]

It's a double kick bass drum pedal for a single bass drum. You use both feet to drive two bass drum mallets for much faster timings.

[@brentliebzeit4031]

Alex terrible has some of the deepest vocals on record! This man is amazing!

[@njv9333]

I have watched many reaction videos to this song. Yours sir has been my favorite!

[@ronniewithrow6788]

Metal heads will catch you. Doesn’t matter if you’re 20 pounds or 450, we will catch brother❤️

[@omega.ak1]

We'll catch you or break your fall 🤘

[@AWPjxrdvn]

Yup, always. The coolest moment for me was at a Metallica/a7x show and there was this huge guy that way offering to lift people over his head and spin them around. Of course I took a turn xD keep in mind I was about 220 pounds and 6’2 at the time as well lol

[@Lemminjoose]

I've caught some big boys state diving before! Metal fans are the best, they'll catch you.

[@SonoraSlinger]

More love at a metal show than a week long hippy festival. Everytime

[@SnackPack913]

You need to go to a show! The whole culture around metal is very welcoming and people I’ve met at shows are the nicest people I’ve met. If you fall in the pit or want to crowd surf people will always help you up. Always.

[@tonyhernandez6450]

That is called a double bass kick drum, playing with both feet on two peddles, kinda like running on each pedal, fast as hell!!! Props to you for reacting to this!! I would stage dive with ya!!! Lets get it!!! Great content

[@connorstevens3012]

I heard Pisces and I just smiled 😃 The drummer triggers his bass drum and uses heel toe method. It's in English and Russian This is indeed therapeutic to many :)

[@mrmax3367]

my first ever interaction with this channel. love it. easy sub

[@DrukenReaps]

Seeing your face light up at this was great. I'm glad you felt acclimated to this kind of sound before reacting though.

[@milekhh]

I really like your reaction, you actually react/review and dont act cool/silly/cringy like others. Unique!

[@thedivineabomination5673]

This my first time on your channel and I absolutely love your vibe haha you don’t have to apologize for nothing bro if you enjoyed this you should listen to their song agony it’s pretty hype.

[@matthewbaer7871]

The metal community would never let that happen bro, contrary to popular belief we are the sweetest people alive, thanks to our outlet in music lol

[@christbland]

There is actually a really well done video of this song put out of just the drummer and his instrumentals. You should check it out aside from their song Agony. Everyone in this band is a beast.

[@brintoncausey8441]

He's running double kicks no pad ma dude this guy is the beast of drums 💯🤘😈

[@joemomma7814]

Man im really happy to see you slowly becoming a metal head! You gotta check out whitechapel man

[@scrptar129]

He’d love “When a Demon Defiles a Witch”

[@greggregory1385]

This is the first video I've watched of yours and you seem like a very chill dude and very genuine I like that. You should listen to some of his covers. To hear some of his raw deep growls.

[@soggymustardnips]

The drummer has a playthrough and has a camera for his double bass hes 100% playing that all on his own 🤘

[@elinstalatoren]

I love that you tuch why most people listen to metal, to be happy and use a lettout !

[@Mike55690]

New to your channel however absolutely enjoyed the hell out of this reaction ! To some of your questions, the lead is Alex Terrible, russian was indeed the language in the video and that Demonic growl part was all him too ! The drummer too is also a monster on the kit, he's definitely up there with the greats that are Jimmy "The Rev" Sullivan of A7X or Joey Jordinson of ex Slipknot ! Also if you enjoyed this, another phenomenal heavy metal track you'll possibly enjoy is Solway Firth by Slipknot, incredible drumming, vocals, pacing, all of it !

[@rgregoryii]

Hey new to the channel. To answer a few questions 1) drummer has a single bass drum and a double pedal 2) stage diving is a blast im 6'2" 235lbs and 41 years old and still do it when concerts are allowed. We will catch you or deflect you to land on your feet. 3) that was a wall of death mosh pit. The crowd splits apart then charges full speed into each other. They are fun as are moshpits in general. 4) yes metal music even more so live is an awesome way to release stress, rage, or other negative emotions in a somewhat more healthy manner ( moshpits and crowd surfing have inherent risk of minor injury) 5) he sings the part without instruments in Russian. Keep it up dropping the like and follow now.

[@DirtyRyda]

Experienced stage diver here. I'm 42 now though and haven't partaken in stage diving since my 20s. I was around 175 lbs and they caught me all but one time. I've jumped from the stage itself, from mini trampolines a band put at the front of the stage, and even off a speaker stack once. At one of the shows with the mini trampolines, I got on stage and jumped off maybe 5 times. It was a small venue with no barricade. Eventually I wasn't caught and landed face down. Luckily I came out with just a busted lip. Too old for all that now but I guess I thought back then that I was invincible. Lol

[@biggusriggus7693]

Hey dude! No worries about stage diving. While most big shows won't allow it anymore to prevent injuries, the community in general is super nice and supportive despite how chaotic everything is. We'd catch ya

[@DavidSlEePtOkEnSanchez]

No freaking way!!!!!! I’m loving it I’m addicted to it I’m so glad the metal reaction wave isn’t over 🤗🤗💙❤️

[@eugenecaudill5361]

I was hoping for some lyric break downs here. Still glad you enjoyed it.

[@wyattsmith6024]

Love that you're getting into the different flavors of metal!! Try some Gojira on for size, they are full spectrum talent as it comes to metal, and span across the sub-genres with their songs. Just so good.

[@konstantinstepanov5461]

Dope reaction dude. To answer some questions - Yes he does the pre breakdown part in Russian. Drummer plays on one kick drum but he uses double pedals. They are not fighting, its call wall of death, basically wall on wall moshing. Also you should totally try crowdsurfing and crowdiving, despite metalheads looking like a crazy aggressive bunch, we are actually quite sensible and treat anyone in the pit as family, so if anyone falls or gets hurt everyone around stops to make sure that person is ok.

[@bonediggity7777]

This was a great reaction! You are very intelligent, keep up the good work

[@jerzyboy1976]

back in '95, @Club Bene', (which was demolished in 2014), some local bands played a show. im 5ft 11, my buddy was 6ft 3 or 6ft 4. he said " come on dude, let's go surfin', i'll boost ya" and he locked his hands together as in a foot bost. I hopped up, he tossed me. above the crowd and there was just an empty circle of floor below me at that second.( like hop on a trampoline and have someone move it away before you come back down). i hit the floor hard, landed on my back, heard a loud pop/crack. and i slowly picked my head up to see how my legs and feet held up. my left leg ended up in an awkward, sideways V like > i was amazed i didnt break it, i think maybe i just dislocated and sprained it. Now at 45, when everything hurts, at times; i remember Bene' "Ow" lol. We used to do some dumb shit XD

[@michaelpalma5882]

Their song Agony is insanity personified, you must react to that next! Sorry for the shouting lol

[@nanerlaner9001]

AGREED!!!

[@Unidentify0206]

Oooh on the intro you the word 'intense' never think of checking Dickie Allen's band 😁 great commentary again man. .

[@JDoeX]

The dude hits the "DEMOLISHER" part without even using microphone, that's next level badass voice

[@CertifiedSunset]

I believe in one of the videos the drummer said he sometimes uses a trigger on his double bass pedals, though I'm sure he could still play all of the songs normally without the trigger. And yes, he was speaking Russian, they are a Russian death core band.

[@joshuaschoenecker1571]

This type of music and the craziness you see in the crowd is one of the best therapies out there for metal heads! And that "fighting in the crowd" is called the wall of death, you split center of room and run at each other as fast as can (imagine renaissance/Viking period fighting just take away the swords and shields), it is painful but so much fun... Just do not have cigarettes or cell phone or keys in your pockets, you breaking something or getting stabbed by keys ha!

[@BigDaddyBeefPatty]

The answer to your kick drum question is that every metal band has double bass pedals. But the reason this guy sounds so fast is he's using a technique called heel toe technique. Where he's basically hitting the drum twice with every stroke of his foot and doing that with both feet. So he's really getting four hits for the price of two. That's why it sounds so fast. The drums also have something called triggers on them which means no matter how hard he hits the drum it makes the same sound. Sometimes when you go that fast you don't get the energy behind the kick that you need to make the proper sound so they use little trigger pads to produce the sound electronically so that it sounds the same every kick. However he is actually still playing that fast.

[@F0rce078]

My only time stage diving was in San Antonio, TX at the White Rabbit for a Trivium, and Asking Alexandria (Stand Up and Scream). Fresh out of USAF Boot Camp and in Tech School. Only 2 people were not caught that night.

[@joshhale9355]

Most drummers in metal now have two kicks, the second pedal is rigged up to the same drum. My buddy’s a drummer and has his secondary pedal next to the pedal for his hi-hat.

[@JPI_RV]

Very nice reaction sir, well done 🤘

[@frostymcnuggets8504]

One drum...2 kick peddles lol...this is why we love you man! 😁

[@timdavis8569]

By the way the bass drum technique is called HEEL TOE-HEEL TOE. Two bass hits per down stroke the heel hitting the first and the toes, the second / when both feet are doing this you can get a drum roll with the bass*

[@brandonclement]

He is playing a direct drive linkage double pedal. It is too independent beaters and pedals connected with a link system. During the breakdown he is playing at 300 beats a minute technique called heal toe

[@adammmmm9498]

This was such a good reaction man, you’ve got a sub here :)

[@christophermolina5522]

I have and it’s amazing, at shows like these we are all family and especially in the pit if someone falls down you pick them back up

[@anthonyheffernan5537]

I've stage dove many times,, albeit... I'm a slim 125lb 5'10 man... nobody ever failed to catch and throw me XD it's so fuckin fun!! you have no worry my man, you can always surf the crowd with this much enerrgy... no matter what

[@bryarhockman9229]

Love the attitude going in. Most people hate it from the start.

[@ryanvanderschaegen2024]

Double kicks are pretty standard for this type of music. So many crazy drummers in metal and metal core.

[@hey__jayjay]

There's 2 pedals to his bass, so he can use both feet instead of one. The drummer did a drum playthrough and it's wicked, highly suggest checking it out.

[@heathstory9655]

They have released a guitar playthrough video and a drum playthrough video of you wanna see them by themselves. Their drummer is insane.

[@titoburrito2236]

Stage diving is only scary until you realize how strong metal brotherhood is

[@LemansBeast]

I don't think I've ever clicked on a reaction so fast before

[@calebgregory9818]

Bro you're legit! Keep it up new sub here

[@richardglaser7912]

The drummer has a video of him playing this song. Great watch.

[@andrewgreen4732]

I have staged dive once at an Oh, Sleeper concert (great band, should react to them!) and I'm a big dude (6-1, 240lbs) and the crowd had no problems holding me up.

[@williammaguire5475]

The second you said pieces....I was like oh this gonna be good

[@kapohimura8721]

Damn chillest reaction from a non metalhead to Alex insane vocals in the breakdown haha

[@hunglikeahorse---fly]

Yes... the mosh pit and the aggressiveness of it all is the release!! Better than any therapist!!! And in turn it helps us be more chill in our everyday lives.

[@baulzzzzzzz2278]

“Heaviest thing I’ve ever put on the channel? I’ve listened to some heavy stuff” nothing better than knowing someone is confident before they hear slaughter 😂😂 loved the vid really love the honesty 👍🏻👍🏻, also yes he has a double bass pedal both feet are doing the work and it is him doing it no recording or anything, he can do it live pretty damn smooth which is insane in and of itself

[@charleslemp1987]

Going to a show screaming along pushing and shoving people and just having a blast and everyone around you doing the same thing is very therapeutic lol

[@unclescavie2121]

I love this mans voice and I want him to tell me stories.