PANTERA | Latina First reaction | Cowboys from hell

[@jamier.2107]

Doesn't matter if you've never heard of Pantera before ... you're here now!

[@BoBo15507]

A bit more than the generic hits.... Pantera had SOO many hits.... Look deeper than Cowboys Etc.....Medicine man. Heresy and many more

[@laupstad]

You gotta respect that some people just haven't lived a long life yet and didn't grow up with this. She's got a lot to learn and this a great start of that journey.

[@roguegunfighter9194]

Cemetery Gates and Walk by Pantera are two you'll especially love

[@venomintegra98]

Cemetery Gates for sure really shows his vocal range.

[@dethmetalrox8492]

No she won't. She specifically said she don't like slow songs.

[@TivonSanders]

She'd love Walk!

[@RussX5Z]

@roguegunfighter9194 Fuck Cemetery Gates it's a great song but way too overrated by them! I say anything from Vulgar Display of Power or maybe Far Beyond Driven if she can handle the heaviness of the album heh heh. 😄

[@roguegunfighter9194]

@@RussX5Z I wasn't mentioning it because it's my particular favorite. I just thought she would enjoy it. FBD was by far their best album IMO

[@nathanpadilla213]

This girl gonna FCK around and become an all out metalhead...

[@samueladorno478]

She gonna start wearing battle vest and stuff.

[@jaypark818]

R.I.P. Dimebag and Vinnie Paul. Awesome song! check out Walk from them.

[@dillaarts2]

More Pantera PLS! id recommend Domination live by Pantera..

[@Trendkiller196]

Gotta be live in Moscow

[@dillaarts2]

@@Trendkiller196 ahhh yes. moscow live 1991

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

That performance is terrible, Phil is totally gassed, and he can barely speak.

[@sergioa4585]

Damn right 🤘 best performance from them ever

[@dillaarts2]

@@sergioa4585 and best breakdown ever

[@rickblanton4883]

Young lady anyone exploring the arts with an open mind, is to be applauded. I wish you the best on your journey in rock and all its facets. Great reaction btw lol.

[@73ritchierich]

1991 Live in Moscow. Pantera "Domination"

[@egilskallagrimsson2941]

Concerts USED TO BE like that. People got lame, and so did what passes for metal.

[@Dimebag1337]

Concerts are still like that, depending on the band. Lamb of God, Meshuggah, At the Gates and Behemoth are just some of the band I've seen lately. Crazy mosh pits at every show.

[@cmdrdredd]

@@Dimebag1337 Trivium is great. ALso it was an older crowd but I saw Testament recently and people went nuts too.

[@leobasurto187]

I am noticeing that a lot of young girls are getting into metal hell yeah

[@LihpSdnas-pv1hs]

Hollow by Pantera kicks ass.

[@MiaintheMoment]

thanks for this

[@sumonjamal1653]

More Pantera songs!!! My suggestions - 'Psycho holiday'... 'Cemetery gates' ... 'Walk' ... 'Becoming'... 'The art of shredding'... 'Domination'... 'Mouth for war' ... 'War nerve'... 'Revolution is my name'... 🤘🤘

[@sumonjamal1653]

Pantera hailed from Texas... formed by brothers Dimebag Darrell (guitar) and Vinnie Paul (drums) were half-hispanic (their mom) and their dad was country artist Jerry Abbott... Sadly, both brothers (and Jerry Abbott) have passed away - Dimebag Darrell (Darrell Lance Abbott) was killed in 2004 by a deranged gunman who targeted him and his brother... his big brother Vinnie Paul (Paul Vincent Abbott) passed away in 2018 from heart failure. And yes, extreme metal concerts are known to be explosive w/ mosh pits raging... Pantera was one of the Kings of Metal 🤘🤘from 1990 to 2001... And Pantera is Spanish for 'Panther'...(U knew that!) Dimebag Darrell (guitar) and Vinnie Paul (drums) were teens when they formed Pantera in the early 80's w/ friend Rex Brown (bass)... their dad Jerry Abbott owned a studio and let his sons party like rockstars & record 4 indie albums there... They emulated 80's hair metal bands at first but after Phil Anselmo (vocals) joined in 1987 on their 4th album, Pantera decided to go for a heavier sound and look (that u saw in this video) and were signed by 1990. 'Cowboys from Hell' (the album) was released in 1990 and Pantera introduced themselves to the world by touring hard and partying harder... Their 2nd major album 'Vulgar display of power' in 1992 was even heavier and put Pantera on the top of most metal fans' list...eventually selling 2x platinum (2 million copies) in the US. Rather than try to appeal to a mainstream audience like Metallica, Pantera went even more aggressive on their 1994 album 'Far beyond driven'... which went to #1 in the US and sold platinum... Pantera was the metal of the 90's that still played arenas in a decade dominated by grunge and alternative rock... They saved the heavy metal scene at the time. 'The great southern trendkill' was released in 1996 and sold gold (half million copies) but Pantera had problems... Vocalist Phil Anselmo was hampered by a back injury and was abusing drugs and he+++n to cope w/ Pantera's relentless touring schedule and the distance grew between the frontman and the hard-partying brothers Dimebag & Vinnie... Pantera's last album was 'Reinventing the steel' in 2000... Pantera played their final shows in 2001 just before the 9/11 attacks. In 2003, Phil Anselmo was unwilling to come back to Pantera and bassist Rex Brown was also reluctant to return - so, Dimebag and Vinnie launched a new band Damageplan and released their 1 album 'New found power' in 2004... Late in '04, Damageplan was finishing up a tour in Columbus, Ohio when a deranged gunman broke into the club the were playing in ... he shot & killed Dimebag Darrell (and 3 others) before police ended his rampage... A devastated Vinnie Paul honored his brother and returned w/ a new band Hellyeah! in 2007 and returned to playing drums on tour... Vinnie Paul died in 2018 from heart failure; he refused to reconcile w/ Phil Anselmo before his death (R.I.P.) In 2022, Phil Anselmo and Rex Brown relaunched Pantera as a touring band only... Ozzy Osbourne's guitarist Zakk Wylde (who was close friends w/ Dimebag Darrell) signed up to play guitar... while Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante (who was friends w/ Pantera and a huge fan) signed up to play Vinnie Paul's beats... They have plans to tour into 2025.

[@edtgedtg8397]

Unfortunately we lost members of the band it was a very sad day in music history 😢 😞 💔

[@seanstinchfield-mp2xm]

Dime and Vinny’s legacy lives forever!

[@edtgedtg8397]

@@seanstinchfield-mp2xm you fnn right man

[@bc76chevy1]

A badass Tx band with Dimebag Darrell being one of the top 3 guitarist of all time. Domination, Walk, 5 minutes alone, Becoming, Drag the Waters, Planet Caravan, Primal Concrete Sledge, Fucking Hostile.... so many badass songs to choose from. Explore the rabbit hole and enjoy the journey!

[@JasonPetitto]

Cemetery gates!! Walk,this love,10’s,a new level,domination,planet caravan,floods,…….

[@luiswiley86]

Don’t listen to the haters. We are all here to learn and teach one another of different aspects of life. Whether that’s food, culture or music. Sending love to everyone 🤘🏽🤘🏽

[@JinxDClown]

Check out "Cemetary Gates" from Pantera. You will really hear the range in this singers voice. He's pretty amazing

[@shannonturner8337]

This is the perfect example of a metal concert

[@tlmcbain]

Well, it's a perfect example of a Pantera concert.

[@rattnroll84]

Fun fact: You can lift 25 more pounds than your usual weight or squeeze out 3-5 more reps then normal when this song is on blast in your headphones at the gym.

[@MiaintheMoment]

lol omg yesss

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

@@MiaintheMoment When I lifted weights (a LONG time ago), I listened to these guys, Type O Negative, Deicide, Dink, Cradle of Filth, Gwar...... It worked. I'm not as much of a mountain as I was, I'm still an Ox (6'3", barrel chest, can throw appliances around like rag dolls...).

[@zackkullis5555]

People need to chill. I’m so glad you’re doing Pantera!! They kill it. You should do Pantera’s “Cemetery Gates”! 🤙🏼

[@KingRichard1013]

You are rocking that Halloween T-shirt.

[@mrgmac777]

You just listened to one of the greatest guitarist to ever grace this Earth....RIP Dimebag

[@philcanselmo9436]

3 top notch songs that got me into metal and that'll get u so much views, I recommend metallica "one" and "Fade to black". Also, Megadeth "Holy wars...The punishment due". Enjoy!!

[@Robsan40]

Great choices. I would add "Pain Killer" by Judas Priest.

[@deckofcards87]

Pantera ruled the world the in 90s. Every song and every album was awesome. It all came to a tragic end, but I'm happy I got to see them perform in Austin in '96.

[@daletolmich6459]

This seemed to be your most genuine reaction yet. Your transparency when sharing your story in the beginning was insightful and vulnerable. (Both are essential to broadening your horizons) You seemed a lot more relaxed and opened to the experience than just going through the motions. 🤘 I'm not sure how you're deciding what songs or bands to react to next... But I'd like to suggest some Guns-N-Roses "It's So Easy" official music video. It's the first song they released off their debut album 'Appetite for Destruction' (best selling debut of all time) it was released in the mid eighties and would introduce the World to two of the most iconic Rockstars to walk the planet. Axl Rose, the lead singer has a six octive range and was known for being a controversial figure through out the years. SLASH the lead guitarist is a Phenom that easily lands as one of the best of his generation. With his signature top hat and mysterious image... He is one of the most recognizable figures in music. If you need to attach a genre to them other than ROCK-'N'-ROLL... We referred to it as Sleaze Rock. Keep digging in your in for an awesome ride. BTW... I think I can finally commit to subscribing because you seem to be growing in the right direction as opposed to just wanting to be seen. 🤘😜❤️

[@waynefinnicumbb7218]

Pantera's Cemetary Gates, Walk, etc. Absolutely great band. Phil's vocals on Cemetary Gates is phenomenal.

[@Sleepydill]

“The only thing cooler than bands that get chicks, are bands that scare chicks.” -Beavis

[@samueladorno478]

Ya, ya eheehe!

[@jacklandon9739]

Ahhhhh Yes! Another beautiful young lady who has joined the family! Welcome to the Pantera club and please react to their most famous for the song Domination live in Moscow 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@jaypeterson2311]

DOMINATION LIVE IN MOSCOW!

[@RoughRaiders13]

Dimebag Darrell Abbot was arguably one of the best metal guitarists of all time. Despite the rough exterior he was one of the kindest human beings also. A common misconception of heavy metal artists and fans is that they are aggressive and hateful people. The reality is most metal artists and fans have some of the kindest hearts of anyone in the world. Heavy metal music isn't about lashing out and being aggressive towards the world. It is a way to channel all the evil and horror and sadness in life and express how it makes you feel in a positive way such as music. It is also such a tight-knit community because heavy metal lets you know it's okay to not feel okay.

[@smftv]

Cemetery Gates is an early in the catalogue "must listen" Pantera song, but there's two "must's". One must never listen to the music video for it, it's a radio edit and chopped up, you'll miss out on the true nature & full composition of the song. Always be weary of radio edits, they've been ruining songs for decades. Go for the album version! And rock on! 🤘

[@TheNuyotican]

Yes. These shows are just like this video. I was 15 when I went t to go see them on this tour. I grew up with hip hop & Spanish music since I’m Hispanic but growing up in the NYC area we were exposed to alot of different things. Also my 15 year older brother listened to metal so I liked it cause of him. My boys in Queens thought I was crazy for listening to this type of music lol in the 90s there were several hip hop & metal groups that played together. It was a different time. I miss the good old days of punching someone in the face in the pit. Sometimes a brow would catch my elbow 😂

[@prxstcnwccd]

Yes unbanned! Also, you should do a community poll asking if the next reaction should be a movie or song and whichever one wins gets another poll between 4 highly requested movies/bands. And Phil Anselmo is a very talented vocalist. You can really see his talents if you react to Cemetery Gates.

[@Kataxu]

Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh your intro was so honest and real that I never see with people who don't listen to this type of music. Subbed for anything you do.

[@michaeldugan3544]

I saw Pantera a couple times as a teenager in the late 90's. This is exactly what a live Pantera show was like. Bodies flying everywhere and super intense pits!

[@I_am_Gaith]

As others have said Domination live in Moscow is a must see for a great look at an intense live performance. For other Pantera songs, I’d recommend Cemetery Gates, A New Level, Planet Caravan, 10’s, & Yesterday Don’t Mean Sh*t. These give you a good taste from their discography.

[@RoaldRoberts]

First time I heard this riff, I was 10 years old (1991). My jaw dropped to the floor.

[@realBkay]

Folks, take it easy on Mia’s music knowledge as she explains at about 0:45. Give her credit for being open to new, music types.

[@mikelangelomartin]

You also gonna love cemetery gates and domination for sure. Specially the live version of domination, in moscow.

[@KenSchi80]

There are so many styles and genres in metal, you will have much fun with.

[@blueelem7372]

Cowboys from Hell is my favorite album from Pantera I love their song Cemetery Gates 💙

[@tonykubilius9971]

Hello Mia As usual you are very attractive,beautiful lady Pantera music can never go wrong.They have lots of great songs.

[@wichitadisciple9874]

Pantera is badass! They were innovators and brought Metal to the masses. Their guitarist is Dimebag Darrell. He’s one of the better guitarists you’ll come across.

[@dennywranich7024]

The drummer from this band, Vinney Paul, also played in a band called "Hell Yea". They had a kick ass song called Cowboy Way. If you liked this song you'll love Cowboy Way.

[@nicks8131]

Yessss!!!! Pantera! ROCK! 🤘 Now you're officially a metalhead.

[@MrOffroadjunkie]

I had a feeling you might like Pantera, keep going down the rabbit hole 🤘

[@bayareathrasher666]

Metal is huge in Mexico, Central America and South America!

[@brucenatelee]

Trust me, stmphonic metal may be up your alley. There are lots of genres in rock and metal, some more hip hop, some more orchestral, some more slow and others fast. Pantera was one of the earliest groove metal bands. While originally a glam metal band with a different singer, they changed their sound to emphasize the "money riff" in their music. Anybody giving metal a chance get my respect. It is one of the most underappreciated genres due to assumptions of negative influences.

[@ryanandyoutube]

Pantera was an amazing band that gave the masses countless good music. Phil Anselmo ( lead vocals and in Pantera timeline the 2nd vocalist) Dimebag Darrell Abbott ( lead guitar and R.I.P.) Vinnie Paul ( drums, Dime's brother and R.I.P.) and Rex Brown ( bass and in the 80s was known as Rex Rocker)

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

They originally formed in 1981 as a glam metal band and released three albums in the mid-1980s with lead vocalist Terry Glaze. During 1986, New Orleans native and then-eighteen year old Phil Anselmo was hired as the vocalist. The Abbott brothers officially disbanded Pantera in November 2003 The Abbot brothers (drums and guitar) have passed. Darrel "Dimebag" Abbot was shot in Columbus Ohio (December 8, 2004 (aged 38)), and his brother Vinnie died in his sleep (June 22, 2018 (aged 54)).

[@Robert-tc1bt]

Pantera is Badass, Bee Gee's to much heaven is written for you!

[@Gothmog8ap]

Welcome to late 80s, 90s thrash metal. And yes, I saw a mosh back in August for Megadeth

[@emmanuelcalderon1982]

Our families are totally different. My dad when he came to the states fully embraced the rock and metal scene of the late 70’s and early 80’s. That was the foundation of my music taste. 😁

[@greghampton71]

Welcome to the creators of the genre we call Power Metal. Pantera is one of the best power groove bands of the early 90's era when Cowboys From Hell was released. When Grunge moved in and shut down all the hair metal bands of the 80's, Pantera who interestingly enough was considered a hair metal band back when they started in the mid 80's, but did not really break into the mainstream until CFH came out, trailblazed their way into the 90's and forged their own road keeping hardcore metal alive. Us metal heads jumped onto the Pantera train and rode that bullet right on into the end of the century. But, unfortunately the members parted ways and formed other bands but their legacy lives on forever. I'll let you find out about what happened to Dime on your own as I'm sure others will mention it in their comments. Thank you for being honest on who you are and your upbringing. I appreciate that and totally understand now. As the Carpenter's once sang, "We've only just begun. " Looking forward to more of your reaction videos. Definitely dive deeper into Pantera as I am sure you will enjoy their entire catalog. 🤘

[@adambaker8269]

I play drums BECAUSE of Pantera!! The song that inspired me the most was ‘Becoming’ off of the Far Beyond Driven album. They were a revolutionary evolution. They created an entirely new sub genre of metal! The Great Southern Trendkill was their Magnum Opus!

[@jonesjones6694]

Enjoy your reviews because you are New to the game. Your fresh point of view is honest as well as humorous. Keep up the great work!

[@joseontiveros2214]

This is why we watch and subscribe to your reaction videos. It’s fun to know all these cool and classic songs and watching you react to them or see when your mouth drops because your experiencing these songs for the first time is so cool. Next play “Walk” by Pantera. If you liked this song you’ll love “Walk.” Trust me it’s a catchy song.

[@BPhillips2000]

4:55 That's called 'panning'. Pantera, like pretty much every rock & metal band, utilized what's known as 'double-tracking'. Basically, Dimebag (the guitarist; RIP) would record his guitar parts twice: the first recording would get panned hard to one side (left or right), the second would get panned hard to the opposite side (right or left). This was mainly done to make the guitars sound 'fuller' (as well as hide any minor errors made while recording; the mics really do pick up everything), but when one side is muted briefly, it also allowed for setup moments like what you're pointing out that create cool dynamics within the song without sacrificing the intensity...

[@BPhillips2000]

8:05 Beware: There are different types of mosh pits, depending on what band you're going to see. If you're going to pull the trigger on going to a rock/metal show, I would STRONGLY recommend not standing front and center at first, where the mosh pit generally happens. People get punched, they get kicked, bones get broken, teeth get knocked out (I once saw a guy do a front flip while stage diving, ended up putting the heel of his Doc Marten into someone else's face. It was not pretty) Stay near the back where the mixing board is or at the bar (the two places Security generally won't allow moshing) & observe from a distance (or if the venue has a second deck, like a balcony? That'd be even better). See what the vibe is, & if you feel comfortable 'wading' into that mess...

[@kevinroeske8131]

Pantera crowds, particularly in their home area around Dallas and Ft worth Texas, were a whole thing of their own. It looks insanely violent, and there is no substitute for having been in a genuine Texas Pantera crowd, but whatever you think you see is only the surface. Some of the only times I’ve been genuinely concerned for my life and wellbeing in a crowd have been Pantera shows. Yet, I’m here to tell you, it’s about as ALIVE as a person can possibly feel.

[@letsdothisnow6283]

When you listen to a great band it just works and makes you feel something. Enjoy the ride and keep up the great reactions.

[@petecabrina]

Cool watching someone fall into the music I grew up with, Pantera, Korn, Smashing Pumpkins, Nirvana and the comment about loving the guitar. Both the singer here and guitarist are two of the most talented in genre of all time and it is why Pantera is so amazing, you should really do a few more of their songs which I see you have not followed up on 😄❤

[@ranchyblues]

This is the metal sound of the 90's. This video was filmed at The Basement. I used to hang out at this bar in Dallas. The band was from Arlington which is a suburb of the neigboring city of Ft. Worth. Yes this was the way it was!!!

[@davidstenton4365]

*INSTANTLY SUBSCRIBED* Great music, ridiculously gorgeous host.... Why wouldn't I.... Looking forward to *YOU* going down the Rock n Roll rabbit hole...~

[@davidanderson5027]

Now you're starting to thaw... Let the jams flow through you... Feel truth and freedom through MUSIC... METAL POWER!!! KEEP ON GROWING!

[@BalobianDesigns]

Now, we're talking! This album is so crisp and wild in its sound and is so good. Get on with 'Cemetery Gates', you will be mind-fuckin'-blown!

[@camhagen1471]

There's a lot of great heavy metal bands, but there's only one Pantera! RIP Dime and Vinnie

[@travisreynolds4263]

Pantera is definitely heavier than Marylin Manson. The difference you are noticing is that Pantera is actually awesome.

[@williamreiser3118]

No doubt I don't like Marilyn Manson Pantera was awesome shame brothers died

[@TEXICANROCKNROLL]

You definitely need to react to Pantera - Cemetery Gates but the long version. The other video version out there cuts out the opening riff.

[@rickstephens5441]

Your reaction is what every man my age wishes our girlfriends reacted like with this music back in the 90’s. You must keep going down the Pantera path

[@zombiespongebob6903]

6:29 absolutely a good choice... Pantera was the standard for its time, and influenced and love by many bands today

[@DragonShark514]

Ok, here come some recommendations. Time to get into some great songs! Van Halen's "Hot For Teacher", Led Zeppelin's "Stairway To Heaven", Ozzy Ozbourne's "Bark At the Moon", and Metallica's "Fuel". Let's goooo!

[@davidreed9062]

This Album was released in 1990 and was played in my car on my way to school. Hallow on this album is a reminder of friends lost.

[@profanepersonality]

This was a typical metal show when I was growing up, and hasn't changed yet. I'm a Xennial.

[@roryphares6192]

Oh, for heavens sake, i’ve watched a dozen reactions to this song but i guess i’ll watch another one.

[@chadmalcuit1804]

Walk should be your next Pantera song recation. You probably got 50 requests by now 😂

[@Beardofdeath]

They are one of my top 3. My parents are metal heads, so I've been head banging since the womb. I was the only 8 year old singing the lyrics to their next album when it came out, and my father is in one of their live vids. All four members are considered great in their realm, but vinny and dime (the Abbott brothers), drums and guitar, especially stood out. I'd suggest cemetery gates (long version and the actual full album song), domination (live in moscow), and floods for a good look at their diversity in songs. We're actually coming up on the 20th anniversary of dimes murder, December 8th, where someone who was mentally unfit shot him and several others while they were playing on stage at a club, and vinny died of heart failure in 2018.

[@NeonNights80]

Nice reaction. Welcome to the world of metal music. Hope you enjoy the ride.🥁🎸🥁🎸 If you like this song you'd probably love their song song Cemetery Gates.

[@thomasjr11111]

The murder of Dimebag brings a tear to my eye to this day. I saw them 5 times back in the day and YES their concerts were just like that. They sure could whip a crowd into a furry. I am 50 years old now and I can honestly say that those concerts were a very high point in my life. R.I.P. Dime and Vinny. I'll see you on the flip side. If you could react to their song " Mouth For War " I would really appreciate it. I know you would love it also.

[@BrianLoeffler]

stage diving was awesome back in the day plus 80's hairbands were awesome too ! That's slash who played guitar from guns and roses!

[@THEGUMP-]

dimebag darrell of pantera is the greatest guitarist this is called Power Metal btw, try Domination 1991 Moscow , you wont understand what the singers saying but its fucking rad

[@profanepersonality]

Mexico and South America has had a HUGE part in supporting metal throughout the 80s to present. You were simply cut off by religious nonsense, lol. It is okay, it happens to generational Americans too. Metal is for everyone, but not everybody can be open minded about it. You are, and that is all that matters.

[@kevinfeeney5309]

Totally agree. Look at any South American tour put on by Iron Maiden. Stadiums PACKED to the brim... fans singing along. Metal is the best. I'd kill to hit Wacken Open Air, Brutal Assault and Bloodstock festivals in the same year.

[@dillaarts2]

Yes people do moshing on metal or rock concert but fyi, they're still being nice to each other tho even tho some of them have broken their nose or bones during the moshing but still worth it 😂

[@MRxMADHATTER]

Darrel was the best there ever was for METAL guitar. RIP Dimebag! ❤🤍💙

[@warrenv94]

This is thrash metal. Now you need black leather jacket and no sleeve denim jacket with patches of your favorite bands on them. Some you sew on or iron on. Gotta go thrash and Punk. They have the best energy to turn you on to other tougher stuff. Yea the shows are LOUD and AWESOME and everyone just wants to chill drink and thrash. DONT GO IN THE PIT ON YOU FIRST SHOW. 😂Look at it first 😆. Loving this channel.

[@joeisaman1726]

Yes that is how they are in that kind of metal. When you get into that your early 1990s metal there is alot to get into

[@laupstad]

For a category the word you're looking for with Pantera is "groove metal". But they were and still are the masters of it even 20+ years after they broke up as a band.

[@RussX5Z]

React to "Mouth For War" from their album" Vulgar Display Of Power" it's their heavier sound but not as heavy as their more later albums. I'm glad to see you have a open mind to hard rock and heavy metal music Mia. I love it!! 😎

[@jordanwill1923]

Rock/Metal concerts used to be a lot more intense back in those days. More times than not the crowds nowadays are pretty weak in energy comparatively, but some cities always bring it! Slaugter to Prevail next please 😁

[@profanepersonality]

Pantera song requests: Floods Shedding Skin Mouth for War 13 Steps Becoming Rise

[@DonaldShrader]

People talk crap because they are ignorant. Not everyone knows everything about music or movie's so on and so on. Ignore those comments. 🎸

[@michaelallen434]

Pantera shows can be like this. Everyone is whipped into a frenzy. Adrenaline overload!

[@jessemendoza9206]

Glad St. DIME gave you an EARGAZIM!! Keep it up!! DOMINATION!

[@williamreiser3118]

Seen them live four times been in the mosh pit every time my ears ring for days and I was sore physically for days and I loved it one night it was Static-X mudvayne Pantera and Slayer in one night oh my God one hell of a wild night

[@hrshee33]

Listen to "I'm Broken"...best video, so much energy, definitely a workout, break things, i'm angry song.

[@TheHorton12]

Pantera Domination live in Moscow is a must. Banger!

[@73ritchierich]

My grandparents were the same way lol. I grew up in the 80's "Turn off that devil music!!" ROCK ON 🤘😎🤘

[@indianboy72]

I saw this tour. It was off the chain. Yes those shows are that intense. I felt so alive!!!

[@raid7752]

I don't always listen to Pantera but when I do so do my neighbors.

[@stonemills1546]

I saw pantera and megadeth at sandstone in kc when I was in my 20s left with a bloody lip and that was 3rd row seats. Good times.😅 your very beautiful enjoyed your reaction.

[@scottst.hilaire5828]

Oh I was thinking about requesting Pantera. This is one of my all time favorites good pick 🤘😆