Mastodon's Brann Dailor Fan First: Death's 'Human' vs. Metallica's Black Album, Growing Up & More

[@revolver]

BRANN DAILOR (MASTODON) CONTENT GUIDE: 00:00 Introduction 00:19 When did you realise you had a lot of ideas? 01:50 Who was the first artist you put on a pedestal? 05:25 Seeing himself in Judas Priest, creating the visual 06:49 Getting eaten by bugs as a listening experience 08:04 Slayer’s Reign in Blood 09:02 Sharing a love for King Diamond with his sister, Skye 11:49 Using music to get through dark times & time away from drums 16:47 Getting back to drums & digging in for life, the first songs you wrote 18:26 Why Death’s Human and Mr. Bungle were bigger than Metallica 20:55 Falling for Obituary, Sepultura and death metal 22:38 Ozzy and King Diamond as Mastodon vocal references 23:09 The wildly underrated Chuck Schuldiner 23:26 Hushed and Grim, the new album & the Elephant Man 25:58 Discovering underground music, what do you leave behind? 26:56 Meeting Troy, Brent & Bill, his formative first bands & the early years 35:41 First tour in Europe with Neurosis and Voivod, moving to Atlanta & forming Mastodon 40:01 Harmonies and coming into contact with the concept of many voices 42:04 Lyric writing in Mastodon 44:07 Your Musical Mount Rushmore & The Songs That Changed Your Life 47:40 The comedian that gets him through bummer mode SUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST: Spotify: spoti.fi/2TzldGO Apple Podcasts: apple.co/3x0vxFH

[@dcoghlan100]

Death were the pioneers that just dont get enough credit. Chuck was a once in a lifetime musician/human being.Death is phenomenal .Rodger from Atheist cannot be forgotten.

[@Demention94]

Yeah ahead of there time

[@pinkmetalguitar]

As Brann and Bill's friend from Rochester, this is the first time I've heard him talk so much about his sister and her tragic passing, this is making me cry. Brann is such a good guy he traveled with my band as a "tech" and stayed at Steve Austin's studio with us while we recorded in a band called Bughouse from Rochester. I wish I knew how bad he was hurting, probably still at that time, it was just something I knew because of his neck tattoo and people respected his privacy. Now, I look back and thought he was a drum god then because of Lethargy and all the shows we did together, they were so far ahead of their time and no one was as good as Brann. We loved Jack Daniels and pretty much talked through the night away outside in a park outside of Boston and none of this ever came up. I should really see how he's doing these days.... Wow this was deep.

[@christophercheney1006]

Brann is the man! Such a creative dude.

[@kscnc5994]

When did u realize you had ideas? I'm gonna start asking people I don't like that question so they'll stay away from me.

[@skinblanketed]

Man, the wording of that question coupled with this comment has me cackling.

[@LunaSea82]

Right? Uhhhhhhhh, when I started to think? How do you answer that weird question lol. I think she was nervous. Poor gal

[@revolver]

I watched a Mastodon documentary before the interview where Bill said Brann often comes up with the album title and concepts for their records. I wondered if he’d always been mega creative even as a kid, that’s why I asked. Especially as drummers don’t often get enough credit for being major creative/songwriting forces. I personally found it interesting that dude directed his own plays as a little kid but I can totally understand it would come off as a weird question without that context, which I would have included if I wasn’t outrageously tired (and way too caffeinated) at 2am my time (never doing that again). - CR

[@skinblanketed]

@@revolver Yeah, people are being unnecessarily harsh and judgemental. Hope you won't let them get at you too much. The question you wanted an answer to wasn't the question you asked but, given the context of being up in the middle of the night, caffeinated, and likely dealing with the nerves of doing something like this, it's all totally understandable. Keep it up and thanks for the content!

[@CatmanJimbo]

@GhostShelter Of course this gatekeeping cringe came from a gaming avatar lolololol

[@jamesbennett2254]

Brann is one of the most talented musicians in the biz for sure homes!! To tubthump like he does and sing those cleans, awe inspiring. More than I can chew and gigantium are my favourites on this stellar album. Bostin interview also 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@petrilampela]

This was fun. I'm the same age as Brann and remember falling in love with Death and Mr. Bungle in 91/92. Mastodon is my favourite band today and The Elephant Man is one of my favorite movies ever so I just basically love everything about this ♥️

[@Sickdrummermagazine]

Lethargy was immense. Ahead of its time. Groundbreaking, yet rooted to the ROC sound. It influenced a couple generations of metal... without a doubt.

[@imustgoshopping6189]

I grew up in ROC, used to see him hanging out on Monroe Ave in the mid 90s. So cool to see him go so far.

[@ErForce1]

The interviewer is very very lively and sweet, but perhaps it would make for better zoom interviews (with latency and all) to give a few seconds of gap before cutting off the interviewee

[@Djfmdotcom]

YESSSSS Death "Human" was a game-changer. RIP Chuck Schuldiner...

[@alexcpedals]

What a great guy and musician. Born in the same year as me.

[@GardenofEeyore]

I liked this interview, it was wholesome. Hard to understand sometimes because there's interruption at the end of sentences or between. Probably jittery and late time getting the interview with him, but overall enjoyed this.

[@revolver]

Thanks for watching, and yeah, you're bang on! It was 2am and had smashed way too many energy drinks and coffee to stay up (I usually go to bed at 9pm) that I was mega jittery. Hence a zillion yeahs and way too rapidfire on the questions. Glad you dug it! - CR

[@mateoh.3735]

Jesus if you’re going to interview someone quit talking over them. Bummer ruined what should have been a good interview.

[@lukepike72]

Thats adhd christina we all know and grew ro love. She has talked about that and she often apologises. Shes enthusiastic and excited to ralk with this dudes and thats way better than most other bore me to death interviewers.

[@ChiqeGeek13]

She must say "yeah" 1 million times exactly!she's a horrible interviewer. She comes off like she's nervous and she does it with everybody she interviews. and it's kind of a shame because he's so down to earth he would be such a fun interview too he's got a great sense of humor he's in an awesome band is a fan of a lot of cool stuff. From question one he seems like he's just over it already and knew it was going to be a bad time. she ....is terrible.

[@M0RGAT0RY]

I was going to say the same thing. It's like she's having a conversation with herself

[@Simebag]

@@ChiqeGeek13 totally agree, terrible interviewer.. what a waste of brann's time..

[@BrianSmith-er5ll]

Dailor is one the best drummers on planet Earth 🤘🥁👼

[@fatherdirt2866]

There is NO Comparison DEATH Hands down....way more technical....then the Black Album....my own opinion so ☮️ out fellow metal heads...

[@at0micwerew0lf]

🏴‍☠️🍺⚡🍺🏴‍☠️well put

[@ha-jd7wl]

Let's be honest, comparing those 2 albums is stupid. They're very different.

[@AhYesIndeedItsFunTime]

@@ha-jd7wl yeah no kidding, apples and oranges

[@TheFLOMAN76]

Two completely different bands. And I love them both. I will never forget meeting you Chuck back in 95. The old Peabody's Downunder in Cleveland Ohio! A Priceless moment. Super glad I have his autograph laminated!

[@ericwilliams538]

That's awesome that he mentioned the Human album from Death!! That album set the bar pretty high back in 1991 when that album came out!! For it's day, it was an amazing album to say the least.

[@vexomnight3079]

Hung out with Brann for 20 minutes after a show they played with Slayer, LOG and COB He was doing Meatwad impressions and they were spot on lmao

[@marksonanything]

Didn't know he liked DEATH, That's so cool🤘🏻

[@joejohnson-vv6ip]

Brann's writing and drumming is so good and underrated imo , but his vocals are off the charts great. His vocal performance on "Roots Remain" absolutely slays when he comes in. Gets me every time. Love the first two singles off of the new album too. Can't wait until it comes out!

[@puppetmaster8551]

Roots remain is a masterpiece, one of their best songs ever and for me in general just one of the best metal songs of all time, Fuckin masterpiece song. Sick drums/great vocals/great lyrics/godly solo/killer riffs/nice bass, it’s truly got it all

[@leeroden7900]

People slamming the interviewer need to realise bands get asked the same question 40 times a day every time they do media. She obviously knows that and tries to find new angles to keep things interesting. That's called being a competent journalist...

[@jesseoreilly1792]

I didn't mind the strange questions as much as the fact she asked so many that he didn't even have time to answer a lot of them. LOL.

[@coryleblanc]

she doesnt even like neurosis... so i dont care about her

[@revolver]

​@@coryleblanc What? Neurosis rules, not sure where that came from. Lee, mega appreciate the comment - totally my approach. Thanks heaps for getting where I'm coming from. And Jesse - dude, can I be honest? this chat was at 2am my time, I had WAY too much coffee. Def won't be burning the midnight oil on the next one. Thanks for watching everyone! - CR

[@leeroden7900]

@@revolver it was really enjoyable!

[@andrepereira744]

@@revolver That's all beatiful, but you always do that

[@johnrestrepo8942]

Death Human>Metallica black album. That black album is never going to go away, is it? Mastodon is a band that never disappoints.

[@rubaidaallen2764]

Brann Dailor is one of my fave drummers. Very talented, versatile. Oh and he's a cutie pie too 🔥🔥🔥

[@blackbeansmatter1280]

DEATH was light years ahead of any Metallica. RIP CHUCK ❤

[@andrepereira744]

And?

[@renekraan8125]

@@andrepereira744 And what ?

[@andrepereira744]

@@renekraan8125 Exactly

[@renekraan8125]

@@andrepereira744 Glad we sorted that out.

[@Torchbearer666]

Ya.....NO. Chuck loved Metallica and would wholeheattly disagree with you.

[@macp4864]

Death-Human vs. Black album it is like Harvard University vs. Primary School in any aspect.

[@KelticKabukiGirl]

Death Human and Carcass Necroticism/Heartwork, are the best Death Metal albums ever recorded. Human wqs a fucking masterpiece, Cosmic Sea started me on my psychedelic ride for 30 years. Brilliant album.

[@hailboognish3858]

Not one word of bullshit in that paragraph.🤘

[@PeterKnagge]

I would thrown in maybe Fear Factory Demanufacture. Also FF's debut album is underrated and the multivocalisation and drums are a huge inspiration to popular and underground modern music today.

[@KelticKabukiGirl]

@@PeterKnagge never a fan

[@PeterKnagge]

@@KelticKabukiGirl Personally at the time my favourite band was Cannibal Corpse. However Fear Factory also had a very acidic sound and no one can deny their influence on modern music.

[@KelticKabukiGirl]

@@PeterKnagge it was the "Industrial Influence" I liked Ministry, but. I also loved ALL THRASH, and the DM bands that didn't just rip off Cannibal Corpse and Suffocation for 25 years. Putting it in perspective, my top 2 faves are Maiden and Sabbath,

[@Vortexafternoon]

The awkwardness...lol. He is a very gracious interviewee.

[@66matthi]

Brann was already my favourite musician. Now i found out he also adored Norm Mcdonald. My man!!

[@OpnDoarPlcy]

At 23:15 "Chuck doesn't get enough love!"?? Outrageous! Chuck is revered within the deep spaces of Metal such that his enshrinement can never be undone. His contributions to the legacy of what Metal is are unparalleled. I enjoyed hearing about Brann's influences though because I discovered we have some important things in common.

[@at0micwerew0lf]

Poor fella. Right off the bat..."When did you realize you had ideas?" *excuses self to swan dive from skyscraper

[@revolver]

I watched a Mastodon documentary before the interview where Bill said Brann often comes up with the album title and concepts for their records. I wondered if he’d always been mega creative even as a kid, that’s why I asked. Especially as drummers don’t often get enough credit for being major creative/songwriting forces. I personally found it interesting that dude directed his own plays as a little kid but I can totally understand it would come off as a weird question without that context. Thanks for watching! - CR

[@greeksdorok]

He took it like a champ

[@cloudbloom]

@@revolver I think it was phrased in such a vague way which made it come across as a bit of an awkward question, maybe preface it by saying "I saw in the documentary that you come up with many of the concepts for the albums, when do you think you started expressing creative ideas at an early age and how?" or something like that😁 good interview overall thanks for doing this one✌

[@revolver]

@@cloudbloom yeah dude I was outrageously caffeinated because I did it at 2am my time (trust me, never doing that again) and was a little too wound up. Won’t happen again, the late time slot, or lack of context. Usually eleventy billion times more chill. Valid critique. And good suggestion. 😊

[@MFFOfficerK]

I never comment on KZbin videos.... but this was so cringe I had to comment... yikes "When did you have ideas...?" "When did you feel like you have been attacked by bugs when listening to music"....like what?

[@grimeyshred]

damn she interrupts a lot

[@sasakanjuh7660]

Brann just reviled what I hoped for since I heard the first song from the new album they dropped.. I presume they don't want to spoil what's coming in the album with the songs they let us hear thus far, so there's a strong hope the rest of the album will be more heavy than the three songs they released (don't get me wrong, I thoroughly enjoy every single one of them, I just miss earlier (heavier) mastodon stuff).. Also, hope Brent is vocally involved in this album as well, I love sound of his voice so much!! :)

[@kevinmyles6369]

Agree. Leviathan still my fave Mastodon album along Remission and Blood And Thunder. Later records very good too but did less to me. They lost that raw, heavy edge. It got more polished..

[@tomastextor]

Good interview with an awesome guy, thank you!

[@Tremuoso]

She's a really hard to watch interviewer, hard to understand why she has this gig.

[@63073savage]

I agree. Hate to be mean but the whole interview is awkward. She keeps cutting him off and seems nervous. That said, Brann is great as always. His trajectory as a music fan growing up was so similar to mine, and I really enjoyed hearing him talk about the things he was listening to at different stages of growing up. I didn't realize it but I think he and I might be just about the same age. Great dude, fucking love Mastodon

[@adrianmurillo8778]

She comes off kinda crazy

[@Carlos-xz3vi]

Lol…very quirky for sure.

[@MrVenom5150]

I dunno I find her annoying as hell. She asks weird questions and keeps interrupting Brann.

[@doom-mantia]

I think her interjections wouldn't sound as bad in a face to face interview. On a video call it's very audible and distracting

[@coryleblanc]

on call of the mastodon dvd, he said kiss, iron maiden, and ac/dc were his first albums

[@E-Chap]

Just saw them last night in Salt Lake City. This is the best they've ever sounded!

[@mitchelldavis9871]

CHRISTINA!! Always great interviews with soundwave festival back in the day (apologies if Christina is spelt differently!)

[@revolver]

Oh man, thank you! Had so much fun on that festival. Thanks for watching! - CR

[@Riviere8281]

I love Brann and your interviews, always!

[@dereksendrak]

How the fuck is Brann 50 years old!!! Wtf dude looks like he’s in his 20’s!!!! Damn MASTODON keeps you young🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@juliantorres8818]

Death's Human can kill the black album even when the black album never lived

[@saltpeter7429]

Absolutely. BLACK album is for the radio and tv. DEATH were extremely influential and outside of mainstream digestion.

[@GODHATESADOPTION]

Well as a big fan of Chuck, the black album is the biggest selling album of all time, its a commercial masterpiece, 30yrs and its still #1... I think heartwork and swansong are better albums as far as death metal...

[@robiu013]

black album is pretty good actually 🤷

[@12warn]

Without Metallica and slayer most of us would of never even heard of Death. The Human album changed my life forsure when I was a kid but without those big thrash bands I would not have searched and discovered a lot of great bands. I thank metallica for that.

[@DavidDArcy1975]

@@GODHATESADOPTION Carcass are the GOAT and Symphonies is my favourite, and the black album is still utter shite Respect & Peace

[@spooner709]

First band eaten alive for me would have been Ministry or Skinny Puppy. And yes I’m still being devoured by Mastodon.

[@blackbeansmatter1280]

Miss old SP. Ministry shows back in the day were awesome 👌

[@bluesfortheredsun]

is Christina high on speed or smth?

[@fernandomolina3777]

bro I love this interviewer bro she has unique questions not like your typical interviewer questions that are the same and boring she had brann talking about random shit that true fans fucking love knowing about

[@stepitupandgo67]

Wow...this was amazing

[@thedopeshow751]

im doing a shot everytime the host says "yeah".im currently in a blackout.

[@123612100]

I'd say next interview you do try to not talk over people as much.

[@funstuff8895]

I mean the Black Album is a great achievement in Metallica's career, but Death wins here by far. It's not even close.

[@Phobero]

44:14 - YAY, Peter Gabriel! That would explain a song titled Colony of Birchmen...

[@JulianEmdon]

Great questions! 👌

[@adrianmurillo8778]

I was born in 1991 I feel blessed to be be born in the golden era of death metal

[@milannis73]

I was born in 1973 and I witnessed golden era of death metal. Now legendary albums then were new albums

[@xanderpills]

Golden year of any music style: hip-hop, grunge, metal, indierock...

[@Dankehum]

RIP Chuck. My hero.

[@robiu013]

lol, people always get so micro-aggressive over interviewers in comment sections

[@Xeroforte]

Everyone in the comments just happen to be better interviewers, it's crazy how that happens, right? They're all in one place. Crazy.

[@evacuatedheaven1062]

Brann is a class act, interviewer is terrible, several times she was cutting off Brann. It could be internet connection issues, but judging by the video quality, I reckon not. Hails Mastodon!

[@sandalphonico]

The eating alive analogy is brilliant XD

[@jschultz2363]

King Diamond is the shit! Your sister was the best.

[@davis311c]

Brann is so down to earth! And...i think i just fell in love with whomever this red head beauty is! What is her name?

[@DavidDArcy1975]

Mama's Boys... Needle In The Groove - absolute banger go n-éirí an t-ádh libh Respect & Peace

[@SlobZombie]

Absolutely love that track, heard of them through Thin Lizzy

[@jrodninja081]

This interviewer is super awkward...

[@adamujhelyi4340]

I've watched a handful of these. Big fan of Christina's interview style and how conversational these can get between what i assume are two complete strangers.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

Yeah you really get to places with the interviewees you wouldn't usually if you were some monotone question bot like idiots in the comments are suggesting she be.

[@thescream1868]

interviewer has a brutally serious yeah problem

[@stuartewoldt1513]

Dude, alot of people talk about Individual Thought pattern but Human especially the recorded drums are way better. Even though Andy Larouque is on it cuz i love KD or Merciful Fate and his parts sounds like hes still in KD.

[@GozMaster]

this interview was one of the most painful I've ever seen. kudos to Brann for keeping a level head and not just ending early. but never take her call again. lol

[@robiu013]

brann's a big boy. he can handle it

[@nckhed]

That actually would have been pretty hilarious. 😂

[@GozMaster]

@@robiu013 I'm sure he can, I can't. that's my point :p

[@ChiqeGeek13]

If you do a shot every time the interviewer says "yeah"you'll die of alcohol poisoning by the third question! You could tell from her first question he was over it which sucks because he would be such a easy fun interview he's in a awesome band has an awesome sense of humor loves horror films and is a huge fan of great music and comics I mean I could talk to him for hours and not interrupt once

[@sethputnamsghost]

Is this a joke? Black album was beginning of the downfall. Death Human is actually my favorite Death album…..so yeah I’m a lil bias.🤘🍻Pitting these two albums against each other is nonsense, two different styles.

[@raptorrsr5817]

while i respect the interviewer's attempt to ask interesting questions i have to agree that they're just 2 completely different fields and different points for both bands

[@coryleblanc]

he trying to impress the girl or something... stick to neurosis

[@KytexEdits]

Christina (I hope I got your name right) I doubt you'll read this, but if you do please don't take this the wrong way. Brann is a very interesting guy and has lots to say, but you either interrupt him by trying to finish his sentence, agreeing by saying "yeah" or a million different things, and it really takes away from the interview. Lots of comments are being mean to you and I don't think that's helpful, but it seriously did ruin the interview, I don't know if you did it out of nervousness or what, but please let the interviewee talk, respectfully.

[@elonlovesyou]

Nom nom.

[@SkeeterMcBeater]

Dang, sounds like Brann's mom's cover band were cool.

[@HamsterCaster]

Clickbait title, you can't even compare these albums, different worlds entirely!

[@craigroaring]

The big difference between the two albums is that when Death released Human, it was at their musical peak. When Metallica released the black album it was when they where past their peak and seeking simplicity.

[@hawneyman]

This might be the worst take I've seen on any video. Human was nowhere near Death's musical peak

[@craigroaring]

@@hawneyman Watch more videos then. What album was Death at their musical peak? Keeping in mind we are talking about 1991.

[@hawneyman]

@@craigroaring Chuck and Death never really "peaked" Individual thought patterns, Symbolic, Sound of Perseverance are all on par with Human

[@craigroaring]

@@hawneyman All those albums were after Human. My original comment, that you said "might be the worst take I've seen on any video" happened to be describing Human as their musical peak up until that album in 1991. It doesn't include the albums after. You need to read and comprehend comments properly before giving stupid responses to them.

[@stuartewoldt1513]

Sorry Christine but this is not one of yiur bette interviews. He already said his family played 70's rock so ofcourse thats what he was first into

[@hiddennotesberlin]

i´ve always felt some sean reinert dna in his drumming

[@thenoble39]

What's the interviewer name?

[@flooder57]

is this even a comparison? Human !! ALL THE WAY

[@avemewsicstudio725]

So how many “yeah”s did anybody count?

[@brandonsheppard811]

Overall the interview was good, but there were some terrible questions. The one concerning bugs was a real head scratcher.

[@robertgoyette5863]

'after that we stopped being in today is the day......' says it all haha

[@duartelucas8129]

Chuck has my love, Metallica and Ozzy get none (while regarding them as pioneers). So, that is a +1 in this “love counting” 😎

[@Bobthebuilderchest]

she needs to stop interrupting so often.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

It's a conversation on zoom not a slick interview with no latency issues to not worry about.

[@dynamicdingus]

Lmaoo all those clowns. I wanna have my future home like that but with gorey creatures and stuff

[@Luemm3l]

I am impressed, but also a little bit concerned by the clown room.

[@WolvesLand1986]

Finaly a great interviewer with awesome questions. Thank you!

[@onyx666.]

This chick kinda ruined the interview. She talks over Brann and interrupts him more than a few times.

[@TJS3]

Christina Rowatt is her name. I though this was more like conversation than interview.

[@nathaliechamberlain8739]

That's why I like it. Its the style of interviewing.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

Latency issues are a pain but people's willingness to cry about an interviewer rather than offer positive criticism is telling of their own failures rather than her own. This is a real person, she is going to read your comment, she read a comment and replied to me on a video she made A YEAR AGO, the other day. You are much much closer to people on the internet that you realise.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

@Jason Thompson Well yeah but I don't know what this has to do with her.

[@emeraldcelestial1058]

@Jason Thompson I'm not looking for a political diatribe duel in a youtube comment section.

[@hugoblackwoodesq.3495]

Drinking game: take a drink every time interviewer says “yeah.” Alcohol poisoning is a real possibility.

[@michaelspurk2051]

Best vocalisT Ever:

[@frnaglfr5243]

"What clowns? Oh! Yeah, I have a clown room."

[@japanate8416]

That's a weird tricky first question

[@vorpalblades]

"When did you first realize you had a butthole?"

[@SlobZombie]

Eviseration - Fondling The Dead (1992)

[@japanate8416]

Jesus christ Brann 😅 elephant man head in the corner of your room? That's, woww 😬😅

[@stepitupandgo67]

Mmm Christina...my favorite...OOoo Brann...also my favorite...!!

[@renekraan8125]

Carcass - Necroticism - Descanting the insalubrious (1991) ???

[@markshaver3814]

Shampoo..."shampoo is better, i go on first and clean the hair". Conditioner.."conditioner is better, I leave the hair silky and smooth Shampoo.."oh really fool"?? Conditiiner.."really'??

[@hailboognish3858]

That last clown face looks like the entrance to Luna Park in Sydney.

[@ryanpaul1403]

Fucking love clowns

[@jerrybergsteinbaum8008]

Death wins obviously. The black album?! What a shitty contest. Anything DEATH did takes the black album out back and beats it nearly to death and then drowns it while fucking it. That's a joke right?

[@saltpeter7429]

I was going to post an opinion/ sentiment about how lame the BLACK album is and how great DEATH (any album) is. After you're kick ass post, I dont have to.

[@robiu013]

no, it's not. Black Album was pretty good actually and i think it's still valid to talk about which major album from 1991 is better or preferable, even if it's probably human imo as well.

[@dangerpants1]

Long live Norm

[@M0RGAT0RY]

What struck you about Human? What, do you know who Death is and was??? You should have someone asking better questions that understand death metal. "Yah, yah, totally " -don't have a clue

[@coryleblanc]

lol he has a shrine for Joseph Merick

[@tomsarrels8980]

Dear God she makes it SO awkward….

[@joshuahenry7482]

Human vs The Black Album? Is that joke?