MY DAUGHTER Reacts - Slipknot - Spit It Out “Live at Download 2009”

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[@michaelbaldwin8484]

Metal concerts are perfectly safe. Tales of being injured are usually overblown and if you're worried about it, just stay out of the pit

[@ArgentLeftovers]

Even in the pit, there is etiquette. If you note, right after the Jump, someone gets downed in the bottom center, and folks are helping him up and checking on him. Wife got kicked in the face by a diver accidentally at Lords of Acid, and folks took her aside to check on her. Metalheads are sweethearts

[@mattmorris759]

I broke my foot 3 years ago at a slipknot show in the pit. It wasnt intentional from the guy who hit me, he actually caught me before i hit the ground and threw me back up(which is when i broke my foot) most pits are decently safe. Just understand what your running in to

[@trip091302]

@@ArgentLeftovers god bless the "Eye of the hurricane" got winded and this ring on dudes had a catch your breath in the middle zone (i was at the ozzfest with soad disturbed atrayu and others in CA

[@MarleyP666]

I’ve been to a slayer show and a guy in a wheelchair crowd surfed and Tom called it a miracle. Small venue to arenas every show I’ve been to is full of awesome people who just want to have a good time. You get the occasional asshole but they usually get pushed into the pit and fuck off.

[@shannonallen2993]

It's True! I went to Ozzfest 2001 in Camden, NJ. I was 9 months pregnant. David Drainman of disturbed actually brought me a chair and water as I went into false labor. It was a weird , but fun day!

[@rubentullenaar2934]

I like her...she's dope... Niah "I wanna go to a Slipknot concert...." Dad "You're not going to a Slipknot concert, a dude broke two ribs..." Niah "Well, was it worth it?"🤣🤣

[@LMFPlaya]

Of course

[@lilporky8565]

That's nothing compared to the Travis Scott incident.

[@lordraiden1]

She's ready lmao

[@M0nZt3rR]

Take that girl to a SLIPKNOT concert!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO IT DAD!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@SortenRavn]

Come to Copenhell and we'll have a party

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

She IMMEDIATELY started headbanging! I'm telling you it's innate! ANYONE can go to a metal show! They just have to have situational awareness and at least one other experienced person looking out for them to help them avoid any actually dangerous situations. Not that the people are dangerous. Just that some people are better at judging whether a section of a mosh pit is more likely to produce accidental harm than another. In some places, there's no moshing at all and even much older or disabled people can enjoy the show. Don't let the moshing you see scare you!

[@Sithspit_Rogue]

I did. My daughter's first concert was Hatebreed and Slipknot; she's addicted now, a new generation of Maggot underway.

[@rbjmcisneros]

Do it! Do it!

[@adudewithaspergers1530]

The drummer in 2009 is joey jordinson. Bruce's drummers son took over when joey was let go

[@jameswhitehead6758]

Technically Joey had to bow out because of a neurological disorder that left him unable to play the drums. musicfeeds.com.au/news/ex-slipknot-drummer-joey-jordison-gives-an-update-on-his-health/

[@adudewithaspergers1530]

@@jameswhitehead6758 i know, but they thought he was drinking and its just a mess. And without chris as well slipknot is no where near as good

[@luckyk1759]

@@jameswhitehead6758 now he is playing drums but in his own band but he remember this fuckn Good days

[@mayhemxxx2599]

Adam Gold it’s max weinvergs son

[@adudewithaspergers1530]

@@mayhemxxx2599 jay weinberg is his son yes. I didnt feel like getting into all those details

[@alainaholmes2673]

The instant regret in his eyes when she said she wants to go to a concert absolutely killed me 🤣

[@madcracker84]

She needs to go and he needs to take her.

[@Ziltoid_Knows]

Slipknot shows are fun and safe. Stay out of the pit and you will not get hurt at all.

[@Therealchrist]

Yeah, for sure. I went to my first Slipknot show when I was 14, with friends without any adult supervision. It was fine. I'm 31 now and continue to believe that metalheads are really just cuddly teddybears for the most part. Everyone's looking out for each other, they have to, otherwise people get seriously hurt in the pit. Anyone falls, there'll be three people reaching to drag'em up to their feet. She'll be safe!

[@noot6230]

Exactly, I went when I was 14 and it’s always safe. I went during the gray chapter tour cycle. Still the best show I’ve ever been to

[@Dr.Spatula]

@@Therealchrist I'm glad you said for the most part. There are some real assholes out there ruining shit for everyone else

[@EchthelionII]

@@Dr.Spatula Didn't Slipknot write a song about one of them?

[@Dr.Spatula]

@@EchthelionII "Eeyore". Wasn't sure so I looked it up.

[@laz001]

DUDE - I WAS AAAAAATTTT THAT CONCERT. This was one of (maybe THE) most amazing gigs I have ever been too. It's a shame the camera wasn't on the crown during the jump up - because 100,000 people all leaping to their feet at the same time and landing at the same time is something you just cannot imagine. Slipknot bring it so hard, and so professionally.

[@LilacLoveMaze0613]

I think they watched a different take of it?? Because the one I watched had the video on the crowd when he said jump the fuck up! I was really bummed they missed out on that iconic moment ☹️

[@jimmiefarley9570]

@@LilacLoveMaze0613 yep this is the only time the video didn't go to the crowd at that moment that's odd

[@basskickinredneck]

Got to show her Corey Taylor's talent with a song he actually sings to blow her mind.

[@dropkick9517]

Snuff Acoustic

[@82metalchic]

Snuff and Vermillion pt. 2 ❤

[@Justin-nq6kf]

Yea Vermillion Pt.2

[@qapaMcFly]

You mean Stone Sour? :D

[@kevmccormick1767]

Corey Taylor is the most versatile vocalist in all of rock music imo

[@keithgraham8588]

Although you are right about Jay Weinberg being Max Weinbergs son, this is not Jay in this video. It is their original drummer named Joey Jordison

[@dustinwhitlock1994]

You raised her right brother. Glad you guys get to experience stuff like this together.

[@keithgraham8588]

They usually always play this as the Encore song. If you ever manage to get to a Slipknot concert, just know that if they did not play spit it out, the show is not over. Everyone will usually start chanting "spit it out" until they come back on and play it.

[@thehomelessyoutuber844]

@KeithGraham The WANYK tour, well, the European leg anyway, didn't feature Spit It Out. I was really really surprised by the omission.

[@tobaobokoomi1693]

just dont get in the pit and you'll be fine...metal fans look out for each other...one of the safest places in the world to be...Corey has stopped many shows because he saw a fan pass out or fall and wont continue until he knows the fan is ok...99% of other metal bands will do the same...take her to a show \m/

[@jimmyjohns6516]

I just love his big ass smile and genuine love for slipknot

[@ellaphx]

More daughter reactions please 😂 She’s adorable

[@davidmacmenamie6657]

This live version IS absolutely incredible but yall reaction channels need to listen to the original too so you can actually hear the bars my man Corey actually spits

[@Mewse1203]

Seriously! I've always said that he needs to be in the conversation as a rapper because he is super talented. I've always considered him someone who should get props for his rhyme skills.

[@givenspade]

Thank you! Finally someone else that gets it! I try to get reactors to react to both the studio and live so they can actually focus on the song.

[@jeremymurphy7320]

Slipknot was my son's first concert back in 2015 when he was eleven. He was hooked. We went to St. Louis last summer to see them again on a father - son weekend and it was just as rad as it was in 2015. Take that girl to a Slipknot show and you'll both have the time of your lives. It's an experience - she nailed it. Take her.

[@user-wo8ko1kq9t]

The slipknot family love each other.everybody looks after one another in the family. Great reaction. #longlivetheknot🖤🤘

[@frankcastle4715]

Knot...? No. LONG LIVE THE NOOSE.

[@Joe-bs3pb]

That smile on his face as the song is about to start is exactly the reason we share music with each other, love everything about reaction videos. He's so geeked to share this song with his daughter. Gotta love it. 🤘

[@psmithazphone]

I've been to 6 slipknot concerts and have never gotten injured. I have taken my son with me to three of them. They really don't know how to put on a bad show and it is defiantly worth it. Metal as a community get together as a group to protect the women and children at shows to ensure everyone has a great time.

[@michelleatwood9713]

The joy on his face. He knows what's coming and she has no idea 😂 it's

[@daGruedz]

she wants to visit a slipknot concert? well this escalated quickly xD

[@brianpettit3435]

She’ll be aight. Seen slipknot about 7 times and I still live to want to see more

[@10SecondZ06]

Please have her react to “Wait and Bleed” my favorite Slipknot song. I saw them live back then too. Amazing. Concert is safe, just stay out of the pit and you’re good.

[@miker4617]

You opened the door to her hearing this band now. She wants to go see them live. Imao

[@studraco4710]

I was waiting for you to say 'You ain't going to no Slipknot concert.. You ain't going to no Slipknot concert.. without me!!'

[@darthgrima6341]

Love how he's always smiling!!

[@elbruces]

If she started spitting Slipknot to her friends at a party that would be amazing.

[@stephaniecordner37]

That's the way we all need to parent show our kids everything! Look how much she loves it would never had known without a great dad ❤️

[@johnkelley7868]

Great to have you aboard sweetie there's always room for more in the metal community your pops is cool to welcome.

[@robertkaupinis4875]

First off your daughter is absolutely beautiful, that being said your reactions are top notch probably the best on KZbin, I swear Cory Taylor can put the f bomb in the middle of the Our Father

[@zombie8068]

Ive seen them 7 times, always a great show. No one gets hurt unless you get silly in the pit.

[@dominickhamman1787]

Take her! Im 24 and i went when i was about 19, its CRAZY! it is a safeplace, metal heads watch out for eachother, everyone is there to get the same fun experience and the fans want everyone to have a great experience as well. And they are easily one of the best bands to go see in concert

[@xStrych9x]

what a kick ass relationship you two have, very cool, keep rockin!

[@RowdyGrunt]

I’ve taken my young daughter to a Slipknot show! It is an amazing SHOW. Just stay out of the mosh pit. Mosh pits at metal shows are different from hip hop in that they’re very intense and rough. But! If you fall down, you can be absolutely positive that someone is going to pick you up and get you moving again. Then when the songs over, everyone bumps fists, hugs, etc. Metal crowds are actually extremely friendly, but scary looking. Just go, it will be an amazing experience.

[@roygarrett1663]

Cool that your daughter liked this. You go with her to a Slipknot concert. I hope she gets to one of their concerts one day. An experience she will never regret.

[@nicedreams7326]

you and your daughter together is beautiful, this is what parenting looks like , your daughter will really apprecit this time later , much love

[@JungleScene]

"I wanna go to a slipknot CONCERT!" Preach sister! you dont have to get crazy if you dont want to. if you jump into the moshpit, expect serious wrath... but you can really just chill and listen to music too. You dont have to get wild if you dont want to.

[@daves6503]

You guys have given me genuine joy in your reactions, Pop's your a great dad....involving your wonderful daughter here in opening her horizons musically. Music simply has no bounds, no age, no gender, no race, creed, religion..... Music is art, and some can appreciate the art, some will appreciate OTHER KINDS of art. But it comes from a beautiful place in the heart and soul. Good stuff LFR Family.

[@borycat]

I started going to Slipknot concerts at 15 or so years old....I'm now 35. Not even sure how many times at this point. I'd still go whenever they're home again too. Get this girl to one. She'll be fine!

[@xTheToolx]

I have never been so proud to be a maggot for over years as I am now watching daddys face. Proud day! Proud of you both!

[@schjonicus]

Right on, LFR Family 🤜🤛

[@brandoncarmona6331]

She has the biggest smile when you I interact with her. Nice. Memories are forever.

[@Billsandsabres1975]

The drummer in THIS video is actually Joey Jordison. Jay weinberg which is the current day drummer is the son of Bruce Springsteins drummer. Max Weinberg.

[@britneylapierre2134]

I have been to a Slipknot concert 4x now. I promise you if you ever go, it is worth every minute!

[@brianburns3763]

Show her some Corey Taylor where he sings. With his other band. Stone Sour

[@crystalspears465]

Hey the first time I saw Slipknot I was 15 and weighed maybe 110 lbs and I came out out unscathed (more or less, had some bruises and few scrapes also ended up passing out due to dehydration but that was my fault for not drinking enough water at an outdoor concert in the middle of summer.) I was also so chemically influenced which did not help my situation. Saw them again last year and once again a few bumps and bruises but no major damage. As long as she stays clear of the pits and keeps an eye out for crowd surfers (cause they hurt when they fall on you) she'll be fine. I'm hoping to yake my 2 son's who are 10 and 11 to a show this year (virus permitting 😒) Of course I will not have them down on the floor in the crowd but some nice seat tickets will be good. Of course I can also understand your position, it does look kinda scary. 😂

[@Leftylobber]

Korn and Slipknot are the most fun concerts I've ever been to and I've never had a painful experience.

[@themarkedman72]

I seen slipknot back in the day a few times and your daughter would be safe. Great reaction, felt genuine. Will watch you guys again. I actually like Slipknot alot more after you watching you guys.

[@ryanbuckley5529]

A father and daughter watching SlipKnot together 🙏🏼🤘🤘🤘🙏🏼 Awesome!!!

[@DanFrijoles]

Man...your love for your daughter and her love for you is beautiful. Definitely enjoyed the reaction, but wanted you to know that this young woman is lucky to have a dad like you.

[@kryptonianog9418]

She started bobbing her head right on point good job pop

[@Brian-lu8qm]

Metal shows are generally the nicest people you will meet. Everyone takes care of everyone else.

[@kristycreamer4293]

Depending on the venue, she would be perfectly safe. I’ve seen them twice in Jersey at the PNC Bank Arts Center. If you’re in the seats, not lawn, there’s no mosh pits. I’ve seen children as young as 5 rocking out at their concerts. My husband, who is most definitely not a metal head, thoroughly enjoyed the show. They are extremely energetic, as well as talented. They put on an amazing show that pulls in even my easy listening and country music loving husband. Thank you for sharing your reaction. I only watched your video because of your viewing a Slipknot song. The Slipknot family of fans are called Maggots. So, from the bottom of the maggots heart, thank you.

[@filthndecay]

I went to see Slipknot last summer and was perfectly fine. It's a lot of fun and the crowd is pretty dang respectful outside of the pit. You both should consider going, because it's a really great show and concerts are great parent/child bonding experiences. The past couple years I got my hiphop and pop loving mom to join me for rock concerts and she ended up having a great time. : )

[@DANTVSVERGIL]

The drummer for Slipknot in 2009 was Joey Jordison. Jay Weinberg didn’t take over till around 2014.

[@whitneylynn1973]

As long as you aren’t in the pit you are perfectly safe and let me tell you the people you will meet will be some of the nicest ever!!!! I can’t wait to go back and see them!

[@ryanwilferd2835]

Take her. You both will enjoy it. Slipknot concerts are so intense its entertaining. Corey is hands down on of the best leads in a band. He keeps the crowd involved and makes the show that much more enjoyable. Plus with all of them on stage there is alot to watch and take in the raw talent they all have. 100% recommended to take her. I took my at the time 14 year old to one and she cant wait for the next one.

[@mattwilliams5368]

I got clothslined at a pantera concert.4 big dudes surrounded me and got me to my feet.another guy found and returned my hat.it was awesome!!!

[@loganhess6045]

Mannnn lol I love the reactions with u and ur daughter. Awesome watching ur awesome relationship with her and great job raising her. Seems like she has a solid foundation and a great head on her shoulders.

[@tonydiblasio8025]

The show I went to was right after he needed surgery on his needs l neck. Corey came out with a black neck brace on and still jumped the f up. He got my respect for that. Still one of the most amazing concerts I been to.

[@jjdw1993]

Now you see why metal heads love metal concerts. We scream, jump up and down, and let all our stress out at a show like this. It's energizing, fun, and releasing all at the same time. Just stay out of the middle of the pit if you don't want to get hurt lol.

[@214brandonjs]

You should absolutely take her to a slipknot show. I’ve been to 100 shows and Slipknot is best shows you can see. They’re so amazing life

[@fifis677]

One Slipknot concert, I went into a moshpit, and after a few minutes had a seizure. They stopped the moshpit and everyone carried me out checked on me and called the paramedics. Afterwards, the guys in the moshpit went over to the stands, and EACH of them bought me water ( I must have had 20 bottles of water when I woke up) and stood there until I woke up giving me bottles of water and made sure that I was okay. Metalheads are the best fans you will ever find. We are a family that gets together every concert. We pick eachother up when the other falls down, we stop the pit if even your glasses fall off or you lost a shoe. You'll never be alone and you'll never have to worry about anything at a metal concert.

[@ChairWithScoliosis]

love that you and your family can bond so much!

[@twistedginger1340]

You both are just beautiful!! I love your reactions and I love the openness and appreciation of different genres ♡☆

[@marksneed2864]

I've taken my son to two slipknot concerts one when he was 12 and again at 17, both where badass1

[@melissavukelic4138]

Ok... I LOVE your daughter!! Smart girl! Great taste in music, too!.

[@marlenakirk17]

Awesome of you to share this new experience with your daughter :) ✌❤💫

[@Darealdirtydonkey]

Metal heads are the kindest people you'll ever meet. You go down in the pit and people going to get you up quick af.

[@Nga_Babaye]

I just want to applaud you, sir. I love that your daughter is open to listen new things, and that you don't censor the art. I can surmise with a high probability from experience that your girl would be safe at a Slipknot concert, just stay to the sides near exits, and away from the pit. People tend help one another out at these events and most people don't want to see a little girl (young lady) having fun to get hurt. Outdoor venues are usually a little safer, except for sunlight and staying hydration, but I think it's been a while since Slipknot did clubs and smaller halls anyway. I ran pyro for some their shows back when I was blowing things up for a living, so I am privy to certain venues' safety reports for those events because we had to pay for any damages we cause due to misfires or neglect. The band members are good for promptly calling out sexual harassment or fights to security and having people removed during the set who keep causing issues (and I think the majority of the band members have daughters of their own, so they understand), and Corey Taylor has been known to stop a set if persistent violence keeps happening and calm the crowd down, but those things are rare. I think the worst thing would be the culture shock or people wearing their concert suits and maybe seeing some stray kids sneaking around smoking pot. I think my daughters and son were 13 (or 12), 11 and 9 when I stuck them in the front row, left side of the stage. People used to give me so much crap about taking my 9 year old, but I'd always spit back, and 11 makes a difference? I always tell parents who take their children to watch any concert to get seats or stand near the closest exit. That way you can promptly leave or be as first out as possible if an emergency situation did arise.

[@DrJohnAZoidberg]

Coolest dad ever award goes to.... lol I love this man

[@ToddPro]

Both of your smiles made my day and listening to this 🤘

[@edvfya9922]

Lol cmon man! You think everyones just beating each other up all over the place? Naw, I'm tellin you seeing them in person is fucking amazing! You're totally safe if you simply stay out of the mosh pit! Everyone else is just jumpin up and down, shouting the lyrics, headbanging like crazy, crowd surfing, just havin a bad ass good time. The ENERGY in the crowd is why people love to see slipknot concerts imo. Slipknot is SO passionate and SO full of energy its absolutely incredibly contagious! I swear even someone who somehow wandered into a Slipknot concert with zero experience with heavy metal let alone Slipknot would feel emotionally exhausted after the show because they couldn't help but get hyped with everyone else. Its such a wild ride I'm telling you anyone would appreciate why this band and their concerts are so positively talked about by everyone whos actually seen them live. I swear, the fans would totally make you and your family feel completely welcome and believe it or not you'd feel completely accepted. Slipknot/metal fans are so much more accepting of people who are new to the genre/band then the sometimes toxic fandoms of a fair amount of pop audiences. For example, even the people poppin off in a mosh pit will help each other up and are very aware that one of the main things about a mosh pit is you can go let out all that energy but at the same time no ones going in there looking to body someone (obviously there are shitheads out there and trust me no one, including Slipknot, appreciates those assholes and they get called out, THEN you're likely to see a true ass whoopin on those assholes). On the other hand all those thousands of little girls at a pop concert can be fuckin viscous if anyone is even close to lowering their concert experience slightly. You'll get your ass whooped for trying to work your way up closer to the stage, no doubt lmao. They feel entitled to "their" spot and ain't nobody gonna tell em different, doesn't matter how polite you are about it either. You're gonna catch some hands/claws/fangs from the mob of 12 year old girls. I know this because...lets move on! I'm tellin you you and you're daughter would be safe, and have an unforgettably badass time. Don't believe the stereotype that Slipknot concerts must be dangerous because its simply not true! The people in danger go in the pit knowing full well its somewhat dangerous but thats where the thrill comes from. *cough* Long rambling story short, be a badass dad and take whoever in your family wants to see slipknot live! The memories you all would share because of it is reason enough if you ask me damnit! (Yeah no one asked me but fuck it.) PS I appreciate anyone who takes the time to read through all this shit, whether you agree or not.

[@jimshumard5372]

you would be surprised how many of my black friends go to Slipknot shows my friends don't hesitate to see them live

[@mostrandomnerd]

I saw Slipknot live in 2001 in Berlin. I will never forget the experience. I was mad for Slipknot back then.

[@robertwest7889]

Crowd control 101. Theatrics 101. love it!

[@wearenotamused6455]

From the drummers perspective while he's spinning on the 90 degree angle... It looks like there is a massive wall of thousands of people jumping... Must be a unique sight

[@PinkAlphaMom]

OMG! LOL! I loved watching you watch her because you knew what was coming. I just discovered your channel and I'm having a blast watching your reactions with your kids. It's very heartwarming to see the loving interaction you have together. It reminds me of my daddy; I was very close to him. :) And you better take that baby girl to a concert! lol The first time concert experience together will be amazing.

[@bthomasbert]

C'mon Dad! I took my 20 year old daughter to see Slipknot last summer and I'm 55 years old. Best effin' show evah.

[@MrVideo123]

Bro she like dad wtf

[@vl_0223]

Lol

[@dpc179]

I have to say I love how enthusiastic you and your family is with each of these videos! Keep up the great work!

[@peachplum89]

This is the original line up. It’s sad that not even a year after this show was played, Paul Gray (The Bassist) passed away. I’m so happy I got to see them the year before at Mayhem 2008. RIP #2.

[@user-yq8yv2fe5d]

It was very sweet how you shared your experience with your daughter)

[@colbygadberry3003]

lmao..."What in the world did yall do to my baby"...i swear the best line ive heard

[@reevy6]

Corey is a very talented and clever man. If you'd like to see more of Corey's talent check out his other band Stone Sour and react to Bother, Through The Glass or Song 3. It's still rock but more mainstream

[@codycoyote545]

The drummer in that performance is Joey Jordison he's been there since the band started. He left in 2013 and THEN he was replaced by Jay Weinberg.

[@igmo2583]

I love the fact you've done research on the drummer and explained it to your daughter! 🙂

[@psychobetha]

i can tell you, as a female metal fan, i’ve been to a ton of shows and i’ve been in many pits. i have *never* felt unsafe at a metal show. from rollins band to korn to slipknot (and a ton of others) i have always felt 100% safe. metal fans take care of each other. we’re a family 🤘🏻 only concert i was ever really injured at... was an ‘Nsync show (no lie, those kids are vicious).

[@markll518]

Hell yeah, father of the year!! Although there is one drummer and a couple "percussionists"....Well done sir

[@mandalynn1384]

I was 15 when I went to my first metal concert, Disturbed and Drowning Pool (original lead singer). I've lost count of the concerts I've been to since. Metal heads are super nice. They also tend to be very protective of small/young people

[@mandalynn1384]

Wear solid shoes, no sandals. Don't wear shoes that you don't want scuffed, don't wear a hat you'll regret losing. Bring earplugs to protect those young ears

[@yepthatsme8184]

In 2009 the drummer was Joey Jordison, but he was replaced in 2014 by Jay Weinberg.........love your reaction videos! I'm a huge Slipknot fan!

[@GherkinBitchs]

I saw Slipknot in London in January this year and I have been going to Metal and Rock concerts since I was 14 (I am now late 20s) Metal heads are seriously the nicest people you will ever meet, if your daughter wants to go to one of their concerts, I would definitely say that Slipknot are one of the easier going Metal bands to see live re - crowds. And just stay away from the mosh pits! The atmosphere, the performance and the music is amazing and you will have the best time of your life! 🖤

[@Mason-xn9bg]

i've been in the pit for spit it out 3 times in my life...and each time is the best time of my life....

[@redneckfuller1977]

You two should react to "the Devil in I" official video

[@relicx5965]

I went to the 2019 Knotfest and I have to say it was one of the best experiences I've ever had. The metal head community is one big family they look after each other to ensure that everyone has a good time.

[@Viking-cs1fv]

I was there for this, it was amazing!

[@markgueren9633]

Ah yes!!! another convert!!! Go to a concert...Chill at the back then as you feel comfortable go with the crowd...Everyone takes care of everyone. I took my 12 year old with me and he LOVED it!!! Slipknot has great fans!! Maggots...Enjoy!!

[@jaimemendoza2976]

I took my 4’11” girlfriend to a slipknot concert. Totally safe and is probably one of the best concerts i’ve been too. LET HER GO😂

[@mimijovanovic]

no, i'm in my 40's and always go to Slipknot, it's fun and safe

[@dirtnap666]

I'm 53 and I took my 18 year old (at the time) daughter to a Slipknot concert, there were people older than me there and there were small children there as well. As long as you stay out of the mosh pit it's just a concert. I had tickets this summer to see them again and I was taking both my daughters but it was cancelled :(