No Life is a Slow Descent to Anger | Slipknot Reaction

[@MusicCatsandCoffee]

Thanks for not attacking me for my Linkin Park comment and educating me instead. Not all comment sections are like these. That's why Maggots are the best. :D LP was the only band of those you're mentioning that I was into back then. But thanks as always for the info. Love you guys.

[@joaquingalaz2178]

Linkin park and slipknot, my best fab bands ever!!

[@leonidasneves7972]

Do you like System of a down or is planning on to react to them?

[@jlm10181978]

Slipknot self titled was released in June of 99 Linkin Park was early 2000 so neither was influenced by each other!

[@TDH_Callous]

If you like rapping corey, then only one is gonna blow you away

[@nilsonfeltz3847]

Me inside - Slipknot😻

[@t1ag217]

10:08 Korn are the godfathers of the nu metal, they the ones who started the whole rap/hip hop/metal. Slipknot influenced by their music a lot in the self titled, also because the producer ross Robinson that did the st and iowa was the one who did korn's first 2 albums

[@FlyboyHelosim]

Rap was in Slipknot's history long before Korn brought it to the mainstream.

[@modifidious7171]

Technically it was Rage Against the Machine and then Korn. RATM came out in '92

[@taurusbull8276]

Johnathon never really rapped though.

[@adriankral157]

I like to refer to Epic by Faith no More, as representant and pre-comer of Nu-metal-ish fusions, back in late 80s

[@GamerDevilGirl666]

Best Rap-Metal Song on F****** Earth. Thank you for that Reaction Lauren. "I am Hated" from Iowa is the No Life version from the self titled album✌🏻

[@Benobot99]

I absolutely love this song. It just gets better and better as it goes. 🤘 Some crazy unique vocals from Corey in this one 😂

[@FlyboyHelosim]

Slipknot used rapping years before nu metal hit the mainstream, as can be heard on 1996's 'Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat.' However, they also dabbled with rapping before then, as can be heard in the basement sessions of '92/'93.

[@NeverSainted]

I quite enjoy and appreciate the “blooper” reels at the end. Just thought I’d share that.

[@maximilianoalexander9924]

5:25 the backing vocals in this one are created by pinnochio, most of them are, in iowa clown guy participates more, a curious thing os that the producer of self titled obligated to pinnochio to drink tons of water for him to ve about to vomit when he screamed

[@maximilianoalexander9924]

@Александр 45 really? In an interview they hace back in the day they said that it was mostly cris, well anyways we always learn NEW stuff

[@leonidasneves7972]

"THIS IS NO GOING TO FLY!" Man I love S/T the raw and intensity of this album but also one thing that I love is Corey's vocals he sounds so different waay younger in most of the songs, u can hear the youth in his voice, like angry Corey junior, despite Eyeless Spit it out Prosthetic where he used his IOWA voice, btw are you planning on to react to their DEMOS? (Maybe u already did some, im lost) coz their demos hits HARD, also most of these demos Corey uses his IOWA voice,

[@leonidasneves7972]

I always misheard that going too fly part

[@Reckeendela]

Te achei denovo kkkk

[@leonidasneves7972]

@@Reckeendela pqp

[@hesliterallymebro]

Its "THIS IS NO KIND OF LIFE!!!"

[@leonidasneves7972]

@@hesliterallymebro no shi Sherlock Holmes, you're a genius, Einstein

[@Benobot99]

I was waiting for the Malice to get reacted to in this, haha. Perfect.

[@eddiebrock3353]

Glad to have gone on this journey with you brings a tear 😢to my eye seeing people as passionate about this type of music as me but I've liked hard rock and metal since I was younger it never left me never grown out of it still as passionate about it as the day I discovered it

[@JEFFYjackass]

I would love to interview Corey and ask how does a song become heavy or soft or rapping/speed metal? Is it the feeling of the moment? The bands instrumental parts? Lol it's so wild to me

[@dypetrod4766]

Definitely one of my favorite Slipknot songs ever. Also one of the very first ones I heard. But the first version I heard of it was live, from a bootleg album called Requiem 2000 which I got as an Easter present. It had a few studio songs (Spit it Out, Surfacing, and two songs by other bands but which featured Corey as a guest: Requiem by Snot and Jumpdafuckup by Soulfly), plus 14 live tracks, most of them from the same concert (Chicago 2000). That bootleg was my introduction to Slipknot.

[@hokiedee]

In 1993 there was a movie called judgement night. The whole soundtrack was rap metal fusion. I remember thinking that this was so cool because bands you would never think would collaborate, did!

[@KallosCrypt]

This song is pinnacle 100% Rapping Corey when the beat and sound brings it out of him. Love it still to this day

[@dianajemison105]

This one may be my favorite, so far. I may have said that before. Put on your patient pants? Lol!!! I love that! My favorite lyric was, "bad ass at bat, man". I want to use that somehow, but I never talk about baseball. Bats, yes. I love bats! The flying kind. : )

[@theCrownofSympathy]

Anthrax with Public Enemy are likely the ones that paved the way for the whole rap/metal thing with "Bring the Noise". Faith No More (and Mike Patton) were most likely a big influence on nu-metal too, or at least they were a huge influence on Slipknot. These groups were around in the '80's before Korn and nu-metal in general. Why did Slipknot stray from this in future albums? My guess is because they always hated being lumped into the nu-metal genre and never considered themselves as such. Their influences came from elsewhere.

[@SteveFrank111]

I came here specifically to mention FNM and Anthrax/Public Enemy. Great call out.

[@zombiespongebob6903]

nicely said ... drop the mic!

[@zombiespongebob6903]

@@SteveFrank111 this style was way before its time.... funny how this style is making a comeback

[@phillipwatashe2018]

Thank you sir...took the words right outta my head😁😁😊

[@theCrownofSympathy]

@@phillipwatashe2018 I'm a Miss. But you're welcome. 😉

[@crayzeewhorse]

100th Like! Awesome reaction ! Nice 1

[@taurusbull8276]

How this song (which isn't bad at all don't get me wrong) beat out Diluted boggles my mind.

[@guyfireyboi1982]

100% agree, Diluted is easily one of my favorite songs ever

[@bowhunter4550]

Yes malice! I remember your reaction to the nameless. I recommended it. And you reacted to it 🤘

[@JTCastiel]

This moment right here it's so freaking cool 7:32 Great song and great video Lauren :)

[@lindacoy7165]

Rapping Corey ✅

[@brauskee7162]

One of my favourite songs!! Also a son i think might be good for you is Goodbye from .5 The Gray Chapter, it's no snuff but its still a very good song!!

[@markblaauw4961]

You grew in this journey from not knowing very much about this band to Slipknotscientist ☕️

[@tbwkn]

I think the lyrics to this song fit better with today then they did when the song was released.

[@melvinandrade2682]

A more recent song that has rapping Corey, I would say AOV

[@devon5546]

AOV is a later one from the gray chapter that's got some rap elements

[@buddykaiser2380]

Corey's cadence when screaming is still mostly rap like.

[@Crzserbianguy]

9:09 that would be a sid moment 😉 The siren sound during the intro from 0:07-0:19 is Pinhead 11:09 there’s some debate as to who actually does that. Some say the beeping is pinhead and the scratching is sid, some say it’s all sid and others pinhead but you can be assured it’s 100% Pin sid 🤣

[@romaretaylor9953]

no the beeping was Sid as well, it’s an sped up effect of an old horn/old instrument. Even in the intro he’s doing it but it altered to sound slower. I heard the sample in his Vinyl

[@terryburnett751]

YES..... LOVE THIS SONG!!!

[@henning4327]

Yes finally, my absolutely favorite song fron S/T

[@romaretaylor9953]

Slipknots first Album out came out over a year before Hybrid theory actually. They were def more influenced by the likes of Korn. Also no the beeping was Sid as well, it’s an altered effect of an old horn/old instrument

[@pmsousa986]

‘He sounds so good’…. Wait till you hear Me Inside 😎 and this is the real rapping-Corey we love, not his modern stuff 😑 Again, the best songs are not the most popular ones 😇 And Linkin Park came after The Knot😜

[@TheBlackQueen]

To answer your question about Linkin Park and Slipknot, both of them were influenced by Limp Bizkit, Faith No More and Rage Against The Machine.

[@CMFT_69]

5:25 I think it’s Clown

[@heavymetalmusicofdestructi3430]

awesome reaction

[@Benobot99]

Mushroomhead was the earliest (1993 I believe), then Korn and Slipknot, then Linkin Park. I'm sure I'm missing others but yeah.

[@t1ag217]

Limp bizkit

[@guts9160]

Korn and deftones were 92 i think

[@bawitback]

Yes! one of my favorite off ST. yeah nu metal was prominent at this time.

[@LuisGonzalez-px4sj]

Nu Metal era began around mid 96 and during that time bands like Korn, Deftones, Limp Bizkit starting to come out the biggest years for that genre of music 1998 and 1999. You know how you were asking about when they ended their rapping when it got to 2003 nu metal ended then a new genre was coming out Emo. However Slipknot and Deftones are the only nu metal bands still remaining.

[@Benobot99]

Mushroomhead and Korn are still going as well, although I know Mushroomhead has changed their style a lot.

[@jakejones4518]

Old Corey hit you with his pain

[@mlaird1986]

I would say Limp Bizkit probably started the rap rock stuff. They were huge before Linkin Park. I wouldnt put Slipknot in that category. They were more metal. Korn started the nu metal scene and probably were the first metal group to mesh elements of rap into their music. Slipknot was influenced by Korn but they are so unique. The closest band to Slipknot in my opinion would be Mudvayne.

[@Benobot99]

I believe you mean "Descent" in the title. :)

[@MusicCatsandCoffee]

Ahh! You're right! Thanks :D It's more than decent

[@jar1043]

Hey for all this metal music you react to. How about do some Hollywood undead and react to there song another way out

[@petkucius]

Hi, I must mention the Beastie boys here. I am sure you understand why. Otherwise, this one is really rappy, I do not think there is anything like this on the other albums. Maybe it`s time though to diversify, I recommend you take a look at Gojira (if you do not know them that is). Cheers.

[@Reckeendela]

Do you like linkin park?

[@MusicCatsandCoffee]

Indeed.

[@frontoyk9695]

Cortas mucho el video me estresa