Foreigner - VH1 Behind The Music 2002 COMPLETE

[@eljay345]

Congratulations to Foreigner and to Lou Gramm especially for finally becoming inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame! Well deserved! ❤

[@BillBene67]

There is NO Foreigner without Lou - We love you Lou

[@UriahHeep100]

Lou IS THE VOICE of Foreigner, and Co-Writer of their greatest songs. I am English, loved Mick before Foreigner, but when Lou came into the fold, NO-ONE COMPARES! Lou is THE Greatest Rock Singer EVER!! And such a humble, beautiful person whom Loves Our Lord Jesus Christ with All His Heart! THAT is what is MOST Important!! Love You Lou, have seen you live many times but will see you One on One when We are Together in G-d's Heavenly Kingdom!!

[@Hothouse_flowers]

Funny as, when Lou wrote and performed as he always could, it was in him from.beginning..Mick had to learn that lesson.

[@debrarandall6913]

I can not imagine ANYONE elses voice but Lou Gramms'... love love love him... I'm forever a Foreigner fan... but with LOU singing. His IS and will always be the voice of Foreigner. I'm so thankful that he is still here on this earth . God bless you Lou!

[@simonajugarih3620]

Absolutely agree 💯

[@debramccandless1130]

Agree, Lou’s voice changed after surgery and a lengthy treatment and recovery. He put on enormous amount of weight he cannot lose. I’m so happy Mick found Kelly and Foreigner was reborn. Kelly was brave to take a position as front man, knowing he would be criticized by Lou Gramm fans. Kelly paid his dues and helped keep foreigner touring 20 more years. Love Kelly, and Jeff Pillson. It their farewell tour,last chance to see them live!

[@simonajugarih3620]

@@debramccandless1130 I'm seeing Lou's farewell tour in October, that is the last of Foreigner. Can't wait to see this great legend. He'll be coming straight from the RRHOF celebration 🥰

[@ciadella1971]

Mick felt betrayed? I wonder how Lou felt when Mick offered Lou 5% of I want to know what love is?

[@julioastorga3791]

Mick knows in his heart that Lou was Foreigner. Kelly Hansen can imitate but never could duplicate. They never had a single hit with him.

[@waltersimmons946]

I have Lou's book "JUKE BOX HERO my 5 decades in Rock n Roll " since 2012 when it was released. Lou according to his book was very angry and said Mick wouldn't budge on the 5% which was a major insult to Lou. Mick took the whole 100% of the royalty ratio for himself and to this day Lou never got a cent , not even for singing "I want to know what love is " despite the fact Lou arranged and did the vocal take on the record without Jones. It was Lou and their engineer. Also Lou for 5 years faced many rejections from Mick because everytime Lou came up with a song himself, Mick constantly rejected Lou songs 🎵 which ultimately led to Lou's solo albums READY OR NOT and LONG HARD LOOK. Midnight Blue was offered to the Foreigner but Mick said "This is not a good song " but Lou fixed that. Lou put the song on his first solo album while Mick took a big extended vacation in 1986 without telling Gramm, Elliot and Wills. Lou finished the READY OR NOT album by the time Mick returns. "Midnight Blue" in 1987 charted at #5 on Billboard and was the most listened to requested song 🎵 on American radio that whole year, yep a buzz Foreigner songs never got and Mick was pissed , he was in mortal fear that Lou was going to ditch Foreigner. Mick went whining to Atlantic records and they quickly backed off promoting Lous Ist and 2nd solo albums. That's why the follow up song the title Track READY OR NOT didn't go anywhere. There's a video to the title but promoting was stiffed because of Mick Jones and also the follow up song "TRUE BLUE LOVE " which came after #6 hit "Just between you and me " from LONG HARD LOOK (1989)also has a video that song but they backed off promoting it out fear that Lou would leave Foreigner. Lou left Foreigner TWO times. 1990 and in 2003 because of never ending conflicts with domineering Mick Jones who now has PARKINSONS DISEASE. 48:51

[@mr.brenman2132]

​@@julioastorga3791Kelly seems like a nice guy and to be fair to him that style of music wasn't really mainstream when he joined the band. The reality is that Lou isn't replaceable and it was wrong of them to re-record songs with Kelly.

[@BigStevie]

Finally in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame!🎇🔥2024🎉

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Rock n roll justice!

[@jwavada]

Read it just a couple of days ago. They more than deserve this honor; long overdue!

[@michellerosebrown]

@@jwavadaI agree.

[@raidert2120]

Styx next 🤞

[@jwavada]

@@raidert2120 I was thinking that they should be in the next class.

[@stevenbond8168]

Lou Gramm had made the Band what they had become. One of the Worlds Biggest Rock Bands of our time with tunes we still hear on the radio today. Thank you Foreigner for the music and memories you blessed us with. 👍😊

[@manstersr]

Styx, Foreigner, Boston, The Eagles, Pink Floyd, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, The Who, The Rolling Stones, Bad Company, AC/DC, Fleetwood Mac, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, The Cars, Grand Funk, ELO, Eddie Money, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Rush, Missing Persons, Blondie, Robin Trower, Man the 70's were great.

[@Laura-i2r9r]

Have loved Foreigner ever since my Junior High school Years which began in 1977 . Especially love Lou Gramm and that INCREDIBLE Voice !! Congratulations to FOREIGNER and Lou Gramm on Being Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 2024🎉🎉❤❤😊😊

[@ocsplc]

Lou’s fame belies his genuineness. One would never confuse the man with some overblown, self-important rock star snob. Having had the honor of briefly making his acquaintance I was struck by how he seemed to be an Everyman despite his having become immortalized in song. He’s a genuine rocker. He loves his muscle cars and the manner in which he was treated by some of his own people is a disgrace and an affront to humanity. God bless Lou.

[@hondaphan4172]

I couldn't agree more. I've had the honor and pleasure to talk to him backstage a handful of times over the years and I was always amazed how humble and down-to-earth he was when he's rightfully considered to be a rock icon. Lou's the real deal and another reason why he's adored by the fans.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Lou's iconic vocals made that band. Mick knew it and capitalized on it. What I wouldn't do to be taught voice by him.

[@kathystrout3998]

Discovered Foreigner in 1977 and was an instant fan! Loved every song they put out ! Absolutely loved Lou Gramm as the lead singer! His voice was phenomenal! Still a fan of Lou to this day❤️

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Agreed, saw them live back in 2010 but no Lou Gramm for me, still rocked!!!

[@NateTheGr8ness]

Lou Gramm has one of the greatest front man voices in music 🎶. When you hear his voice, he has a lot in common with Phil Collins, Steve Perry, and Michael McDonald. Those voices are legendary, and the respective groups they played in would've never had the success they had without them.

[@terrencereardon6374]

Dennis DeYoung and David Gilmour you can add. Tommy Shaw and Roger Waters were vocally second fiddle in the bands.

[@shlepmessing8703]

@@terrencereardon6374 Except Dennis is an egomaniac.

[@cheribee968]

So deserved being in the Rock and Roll of fame Mick knew he would never reach great heights again, without Lou Gramm

[@ForeignerFan74]

Congratulations Foreigner Rock And Roll Of Fame 2024!

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

One of the greatest!

[@williamchappell9858]

Inducted into the Rock n Roll HOF its about freakin time well deserved

[@marydawnpafford9969]

Very important music for my generation. Thank you all!

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Thank you too! I am different generation maybe but still love these bands and even got to see Foreigner live in 2010!!!

[@michellerosebrown]

Congratulations Foreigner on induction into the 2024 Rock N’ Roll Hall of Fame. 🎸🎶 #classicrock #midwesternunitedstates 🌽

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Yeah!!!

[@Sheltowee1775]

Mick had vision. But Lou delivered the sound.

[@zentatonic]

Amen. As untouchable as Lou is, the songs Mick wrote *could have* probably become hits with someone like Billy Squire. But Lou contributed timeless, untouchable sound to the music that IMHO is levels beyond what someone else would have.

[@waltersimmons946]

​@@zentatonicJohnny Edwards, Lou first replacement in 1990 said in 2019 "Those songs came to life because of Lou's singing ability and that's the reason the band was very successful ". No dis to Mick but the words/music to JUKE BOX HERO and the song Head Games were Lou's songs . Mick took sole credit for a lot of things but those two songs were Lou's babies. During the 1987 READY OR NOT tour (as he opened for Steve Miller ) Lou performed both songs in his set list with his solo songs. Those concerts were on KZbin. They've been taken down. On Rumble there's a full 1987 solo concert Lou did in New York but the two Foreigner songs 🎵 are cut out. Why ? I don't know.

[@acecarroll2213]

IAM SO GLAD FOR 2 THINGS FIRST OFF FOREIGNER IS FINALLY INDUCTED IN THE ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME AND SECOND FOREIGNER BEHIND THE MUSIC IS BACK ON YOU TUBE HALLUAH THIS IS MY FAVORITE BEHIND THE MUSIC DOCUMENTARY FOREIGNER 2024 ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES SIMPLY ONE WORD THAT EXPLAINS IT PERFECTLY CONGRATULATIONS AND THIS IS DEFINITELY PUND INTENDED IT FEELS LIKE THE FIRST TIME TO BE INDUCTED

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Great comment, thanks for sharing!

[@melelenath]

'I felt that I had shaped Lou into what he was' says Mick - seriously?!???? Pity that the video did not mention Lou's second album or his formation of Shadow King, further reasons for Mick to be worried about Lou's success away from Foreigner. One big error is that they state that Lou had quit alcohol and cocaine by 1997. He had, in fact, got sober and clean in *1992*.

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Thanks for the insight!

[@melelenath]

@@vhsmusicandmovies You're welcome!

[@pkrockman]

Also no mention of their 1995 album "Mr. Moonlight" which is one of their best.

[@melelenath]

@@pkrockman you are right - it's a superb album.

[@BiBi11445]

Mick was always so obviously insanely jealous of Lou

[@flrpitflrp1965]

Man, Head Games is my second fav Foreigner album

[@hondaphan4172]

It's actually a pretty darn good album but they had set the bar so high for themselves that they considered it somewhat of a failure. Head Games, Dirty White Boy, Blinded By Science, Rev On the Red Line, Women, Love on the Telephone,etc. Most bands would die to deliver such a multitude of strong songs on the same album.

[@AwilsonBLOGME]

Such a great band I seen them in concert years years ago never forgot

[@sdingeswho]

Thank you very much for posting this documentary -- Foreigner fan from the very first (1977 was my freshman year of high school), and saw the tour for Double Vision, which was Foreigner in their prime (the original six guys). There's a not-so-odd parallel with The Who -- it's really "the guitarist's band" BUT it doesn't all come together without an incredible Rock vocalist (Daltrey in The Who, Gramm in Foreigner). Standing ovation for Foreigner finally being inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame --- just hope Lou and Mick don't kill one another on stage at the induction LOL!

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

So glad you enjoyed it like I have, thanks for the cool rock insight!

[@giselawinkler459]

Endlich sind sie für ihre grandiose Musik geehrt worden.Ich liebe Lou GRAMM ,bin mit seiner Musik älter geworden.Höre täglich 2 bis 3 Songs, dann geht es mir gut .❤❤❤

[@Peche01]

Wow! Lou you are the best🙏🏼thank you much for your beautiful and unique voice🤘

[@ctcards2636]

If you have NOT read Lou's book, do yourself a favor and do so. :-)

[@UriahHeep100]

Amen, and pray you also find Jesus as Lord and Saviour of your Life!!

[@Brigittemeplond]

Cette récompense est amplement méritée

[@TheSports50]

When you combine Lou’s incredible voice with mic jones amazing skill with the guitar along with terrific guitarist Rick Willis and drummer sensational drummer Dennis Elliot . Great Keyboardist Al Greenwood and brilliant mucian Ian McDonald , what a band they were .

[@Polytrout]

Interesting to hear Mick Jones's perspective on "Midnight Blue". Mick Jones said that it sounded like something Foreigner could have done. Lou Gramm said in an interview that he presented "Midnight Blue" to Mick Jones and his answer after 20 minutes was "it's not bad but not for us". "There are 3 sides to the story", Mick's side, Lou's side and the truth.

[@simonajugarih3620]

Well, Mick admits he was an ass in the 80s, but he does it with a smile. He doesn't seem too concerned about it. Tells me all I need to know....

[@john-paulnagel2732]

Saw Foreigner 1977 then their 4 Tour Los Angeles Forum

[@stephenalessini8556]

When I bought their first album as a 20-year old lover of rock and roll, I had no idea they would become such a phenomenon. But then, after buying their second album, I knew they were here to stay. Double Vision and Hot-Blooded had to be the best two songs ever on a rock album. Even though the album cover on their debut was pretty lame, you couldn't deny these guys were the real deal.

[@RosaMartinez-lh3ex]

Lo amo a Luo Dios te dio esa vos increíble gracias por todo Dios mio años 80 de mí juventud

[@AndrewBowles-x8u]

Foreigner isn't Foreigner without Lou Gramm!!

[@robertcarey3383]

Mick thought Foreigner was ALL about Mick, until Lou quit and only then he found out he wasn't shit...... without Lou.

[@brettdavidson3866]

Mick did people in that band dirty Starting with Ed

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

😔

[@waltersimmons946]

Johnny Edwards, Lou's first replacement in 1990 9:42 got screwed too. After finishing 8 to 10 demos for a follow up to UNUSUAL HEAT. Mick calls Johnny a week after Johnny moves his wife and child into a new home to inform him that he was bringing Lou back to the band . It put Johnny in a financial strain big time for a while. 10:06

[@janerohrbaugh7192]

And he always seemed to me that he was a good guy, too. I liked him better than the current singer of the group named Foreigner...

[@hondaphan4172]

@@janerohrbaugh7192 I liked Johnny's voice quite a bit but his outfits were so not Foreigner. I thought Unusual Heat was pretty darn good. Many of my Foreigner fan friends loved the Mr Moonlight album but it was a big letdown for me. I liked Real World quite a bit but almost all of the rest of the songs didn't feel/sound like Foreigner to me....had a polished , adult contemporary feel to it which I didn't care for.

[@thomasmartin-rx2uu]

Shiiiiit with the exception of I wanna know what love is and that' was yesterday, agent provocator was a metal album

[@hondaphan4172]

Yeah, the AP was actually pretty hard with tunes such as Stranger In My Own House.

[@waltersimmons946]

Lol 😂Mick said "Midnight Blue " was a great song 🎵 on Behind the music. But when Lou presented the song to the band before doing it as a soloist. Uh, Mick originally said "I dont hear this as a good song, its not for us". Two faced Mick Jones.

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Good thing we all got to hear it in the end!

[@waltersimmons946]

@@vhsmusicandmovies Correct. Lou scored a touch down and Mick got it right in his tight end 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆 🤣 😂

[@ronmacdougall9612]

They should have been entered way before this.

[@porcupinecraig]

Lou has stated many times that the real problem was that Lou helped significantly on the writing of I Want To Know What Love Is, and yet, Mick wanted all the credit. And in the end he took it all. I'd be upset too if I were Lou.

[@sueann1985]

I want to know what love is- thanks Mick, Lou.

[@wadeshull8227]

Foreigner ended the day Lou left the group....It became no better than your typical bar band

[@AwilsonBLOGME]

He got his soul back

[@Slonge92]

I was never a big fan, but congratulations to Foreigner.

[@trizkial7592]

Why not? Sure some of the songs are hit or muss, but the hits are true bangers and lou had an insane voice

[@mr.brenman2132]

​@@trizkial7592Foreigner made great albums. Not just hits.

[@dmw1280]

@@mr.brenman2132the albums were great. For some reason I don’t personally care for Agent Provocateur except for a few songs.

[@hondaphan4172]

@@mr.brenman2132 The debut album was a rock classic as there's not a stinker on it. Headknocker, Damage Is Done, Starrider, At War With The World, I Need You, etc are great songs which were never released as singles. I literally wore the grooves out of that album.

[@davidmatela9868]

Head Games their Best Album

[@ginadoyle4089]

Great series.

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Sure were!

[@chuckretsof766]

Mick Jones is rather full of himself, ain't he?! He turned Lou Gramm into what became?! There was NEVER Foreigner without Lou Gramm.

[@hondaphan4172]

Yeah, I love Lou and Mick but Mick really comes off as a pompous a$$ with some of his comments. Lou tells a different story in regards to Midnight Blue as he said he presented it to Mick and he wasn't interested...and then acts offended when it was released and quickly climbs the charts.

[@dissy5563]

This is like a 20 y.o.video, remember watching it on VH1.

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

23 years old to be exact, rock on!

[@ciadella1971]

When VH1 was good​@@vhsmusicandmovies

[@josephyarbrough9316]

Gee Mick, in love with yourself lately? Screwed anyone out of credit and royalties lately? Cough, choke, Lou, IWKWLI....Dick move

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

oh my!

[@jeff-ds2pr]

Is that you Lou?

[@josephyarbrough9316]

@@jeff-ds2pr lol

[@josephyarbrough9316]

@@jeff-ds2pr lol

[@TheSteveSteele]

Are they even going to mention Ian McDonald? One of the most important members of the band, that’s all. smh

[@waltersimmons946]

This was first aired in 2002. The emphasis was centered around Mick and Lou , too much. The other members, it seems were very ignored .

[@MrRockgod2011]

Gonna be seeing foreinger live tonight

[@OttoByOgraffey]

No original members in the band. It's a cover band at this point. Hope you didn't waste a bunch of money.

[@tomjones4805]

Having worked with hundreds of bands, all I can say about these guys is, they were jack asses!

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

oh my!

[@MeMeDaVinci]

I reserve that for The Baby's.

[@testicuslargus6477]

We all had bad days.

[@kc0lif]

lou gramm cool guy.

[@KimJacobson-i9w]

❤ I Love Foreigner I Listen To Them All The Time I Really Like Chris The Drummer Id Love To Go Out With Him If He's Not Taken Id Like To See Them In Concert In Ceder Rapids I Love To Sing Dance I Love Foreigner They're Great! Kim

[@MRC11064]

Some information was not in chronical order. It's strange that they ended the documentary as if everything was good here on out when it wasn't. Lou split from the band yet again due to Mick's obsessive control. Makes no sense why they ended this the way they did. Fast forward to their induction to Rock n Roll Hall of Fame, Lou and Mick had not spoken in years prior and after their induction, they went back to never speaking. With that said: the worst of this documentary was when Mick gave himself credit for Lou's success after Lou made his first solo album. Then to say the band could have sung his biggest hit from the album is a joke because Lou did offer it to Mick who thought it didn't make any sense. I do not want to take sides, but let's be real. Lou could move on his own while Mick who is now using a different singer can only play songs that were hits with Lou. They both found a break into recognition together, but don't mistake talent when one has it. Mick and Lou both can write songs, but only Lou can sing of the two.

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Very insightful!

[@basher5107]

Lou Gramm is a great singer and prior to Foreigner he had success with Black Sheep? Before he even agreed to join the band he should have gotten a lawyer.this piece of paper across the table BS was an invitation for Mick to take advantage of Lou which of course he did,but I gotta say that was totally wrong but Lou’s ignorance is no excuse when your in a band generating millions. Congratulations for entering the HOF!

[@waltersimmons946]

I actually liked Johnny Edwards on UNUSUAL HEAT. I wished they had talked to him on this documentary but they were trying bury Edwards tenure in the band Iike it never happened because it wasn't "successful ". That was a stupid thing to do. Kelly Hansen was years later more accepted by younger fans but he had NO hits of his own and made only one album CANT SLOW DOWN.

[@dmw1280]

Johnny Edwards is by all means not a bad singer. It’s unfortunate JEs tenure in Foreigner was short lived. I read somewhere Mick Jones considered Joe Lynn Turner of Rainbow to be a successor to replace Lou, and to my knowledge JLT and Foreigner played in the studio as a let’s feel it out. I wonder if Joe became the frontman if Foreigner would have been a different band or how the fanbase would react?

[@waltersimmons946]

@@dmw1280 According to Mick any singer replacing Lou in 1990 would've faced the same problem Johnny Edwards dealt with 👉 replacing Lou Gramm. Jones said upon releasing The Atlantic years CD box SET 1977-1991 that it was not at all Johnny Edwards fault Unusual Heat didn't do well, he said Johnny did the best he could and that if LOWDOWN AND DIRTY had been released a few years earlier it would have done well. Mick is very protective of Edwards and Hansen because he chose those guys and he was pleased with their abilities as he was Gramms.

[@dmw1280]

@@waltersimmons946 You’re probably right. Very few bands can replace their frontmen and have success only Van Halen and AC DC come to mind.

[@r.g.armstrong2688]

When the induction ceremony will be? Late 2024? Must be soon, Lou is aging fast.

[@OttoByOgraffey]

Turns out Lou was there, Mick, a no show.

[@mrgreenelander4952]

Okay so Mick $ Ed? then Mick pissed off Dennis? then Mick and Lou $ Al and Ian? then Mick $ Lou out of millions? then Mick kept they're Manager Bud who had supported him with his own personal savings waiting with a sorry guys I know I am a $ and a laugh? then Lou left the band to go solo? then rejoined the band after Mick had $ him? Then Lou left the band a second time, after Mick pressured him to return early, and $ him a second time? And now at the RR Hall of Fame, Mick never showed? Dennis never showed? no family representatives for Ed or Ian showed? and Lou still looks mad after having been $ by Mick? okay now I understand the politics. lol

[@harpoon_bakery162]

mick wrote all the songs

[@terrencereardon6374]

Let’s see : On the first album, Mick had four solo compositions. He co-wrote five with Lou (lyrics) and one with Al Greenwood Double Vision was Mick wrote four on his own. Lou wrote the lyrics to four songs with Mick and one with Ian McDonald. The instrumental was Jones, Greenwood and McDonald. Head Games was Mick and Lou on four tracks, Mick solo on four, Lou and Ian on one and Lou and Al on another. Foreigner 4 was six collaborations from Lou and Mick, four solo Jones songs. Agent Provocateur was the wheels coming off

[@harpoon_bakery162]

@@terrencereardon6374 it was meant to be sarcastic due to the hundreds of people posting Lou's account of being ripped off. I should have been more clear and put 95/5 after the words, lol. Thanks though, you did your homework!!!

[@JohnnyRawks]

27:25 - Incorrect. It was released in 1981, not 1985.

[@BiBi11445]

1985 is correct - on the Agent Provocateur album

[@JohnnyRawks]

@@BiBi11445 Yup. Thanks. Not sure where I got that. My bad. I must have mixed it up with Waiting For A Girl.. on 4.

[@Holechaser]

After he replaced Lou, he went hard rock again?

[@HHH-ye1ro]

27:47 I called BS on all of that. Foreigner was already a established band by the time “I want to know what love is” came out. No image was being changed. People were not coming to the show, thinking they were going to see a ballad group. you’re making stuff up just to get reaction.

[@brettdavidson3866]

That's how Lou Felt The record company was pushing ballads he wanted to be in a rock band mick saw it differently

[@VivaciousVirgO]

Plus, Agent Provocateur started out slow on the charts, back then, and gradually picked up steam with every single released. It could have gone another way, like tanking or stalling all together. Of course, the album was/is a legendary classic. As a child just starting out in the early '80s, I recall "I Wanna Know What Love Is" playing often in my home at that time.

[@DonitaSilk]

Took long enough,!d

[@ojmccaf63]

Is this thr updated one that includes the introduction of Kelly Hanson

[@vhsmusicandmovies]

Nope, this one's from way back in 2002...

[@johnmiller5679]

So many bands in the 80’s went lame. Van Halen Jump and Styx whole Mr. Robato album. When I want know know what love is came out I was done with Foreign.

[@terrencereardon6374]

Pink Floyd with A Momentary Lapse of Reason and the song The Dogs of War which most Roger Waters fans and most Pink Floyd fans hate with a passion. Roger Waters stayed true to himself with concept albums and The Final Cut, The Pros and Cons sound timeless musically and Radio KAOS is 1980s. Roger fans to this day call for David Gilmour’s head on a silver platter. Rush lost fans with Big Money on Power Windows. Genesis went pop and Phil Collins was to blame.

[@KimJacobson-i9w]

I'd Love To Go Out With Kelly Hansen kim

[@FredPeters-s6g]

Why waste time listening to this whiny pseudo rock catastrophe 😂

[@dbdb703]

The man who founded the band, ruined the band, all due to ego.