System Of A Down - Prison Song Reaction

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[@TheSpacemanSal]

One of the rare bands that I can put any album in and press play, and not skip a single track.

[@stevenputnam6584]

Welcome to SOAD. There is no such thing as a bad song from them. Keep up the great work. Love seeing someone discover system for the first time. I was lucky enough to grow up with them during high school

[@CrystalMannequins]

Literally have never met anyone not one person who hates soad or even “I just don’t really vibe with it” (just my experience) people from all walks love them and it’s wonderful lol

[@SevenDayGaming]

I dunno, Lonely Day's very skippable.

[@AcaRaBacklash]

Mind you its doubled since 1985 when this was released in 2001

[@Beefadin]

When you listen to the album version you'll pick up lyrics you might have missed in the live setting

[@MrHotsnakes]

Live versions are great, but with bands like these you need to hit the studio versions to pick up on the lyrics, which bring a whole new level to the songs

[@jangiyabhalo]

Yeah.

[@vanconojl]

@@MrHotsnakes live versions have a lower copyright chance.

[@billylion3073]

he did about 2 years ago

[@TheSyncos]

I wasn't at this *specific* show, but that tour had like 6 shows in it, and I saw them in Montreal. It was the best show I've ever seen. With only Maiden coming close.

[@neugassh3570]

Best album ever made.

[@mikepiccione886]

A concert I will never forget 😊

[@InstrucTube]

SOAD is pretty much the definition of political, they're very Rage Against the Machine-esque, but I really love their stuff.

[@surpriseitsus9622]

Rage, SYOD, Slipknot, and The Clash, my top 4 😊 Love from Arizona 🌵

[@primoguerrero7928]

SOAD is an amazing band, an ACTUAL "woke" band

[@Zerio]

I would 100% agree, its sad that they split up.

[@brooksysdead]

Woke isn't the right word for them. They were "awake" .. no whining, no pandering. Just people who came from ruff parts of the world and decided to sing about actual injustice rather than cry about made up problems like people nowadays. Serj Tankian (the singer) is from the same place my family came from, Beirut Lebanon. Anyone that knows anything about Lebanese conflicts in the late 1900s will know it's a place that will eat you alive. The same civil war that caused my family to flee to America on the 70s is the one serj was growing up in as well.

[@TheComicBookJoker]

@@brooksysdeadI don’t know who you think are crying about made-up problems, but SOAD are exactly the kind of people “woke” as a social term was made for. Woke means ‘alert to social injustice.’ That describes SOAD perfectly.

[@liquidpza]

​@@brooksysdead This is one of the huge issues with the current state of debate in America; too often it quickly turns into semantic squabbling. Like a countless list of words before it, "woke" has been beaten up and bastardized so much at this point that it no longer carries any rhetorical weight. Sure, there's a percentage of people who fall under a category of insufferable newage wokeness, but there's an inherent amount of nonsense in every human grouping. The word still holds on to its original intent for the most part, but now offers an unruly smattering of personal addendums. If you run down a list of some common corporate and political injustices, 90% of Americans are going to agree on their abhorrent nature. Instead, we've been guided down the path of arguing with one another over whether a volunteer group fighting to save the mosquitoes is "too woke". MFers need to get their eyes back on the prize and step outside of party politics and tribalism for long enough to survey the hellscape that's been constructed around them.

[@total.optimal.movementfitn8814]

@@TheComicBookJokeryeah but the term woke means something completely different now (look out for Robyn hood tv show) system we’re awake and helped wake up a lot of people

[@JacobG093]

Here we go! Can't wait to hear your perspective on this one hahaha

[@bryanforis1839]

Great live band music better watch it

[@Justicetyga]

Oh this right here 2003 mtv sampler cd core to my character my heart is probably that cd spinning in my chest substituting as a heart

[@mega_jonne1546]

I feel theyneed to make a pt 2 of the prison song with the new information of on how prison gurads torture mentally and physically the inmates also by spreading illnesses and diseases onto the prisoners with all calls being monitored or blocked information didnt leak for a while but its different now so i think itd be good to make a part 2 of the song

[@noggyplays2822]

"This is political kind of" All of their songs are political lol

[@Tarik_Molotov]

No

[@RyDoggonus]

@@Tarik_Molotov Agreed

[@lt1bird348]

I loved this!

[@michaeljamrozy4299]

Put into context that this song came out Sept '01

[@Tweaker420666]

they go in non violent and come out ready to throw down

[@airprok8328]

Great song

[@gegart01]

War? In Paris by SoAd live

[@s3lfFish]

RATM, SOAD, Ministry, Gojira, napalm death, for metal consicious bands And for punk, sex pistols, the clash, crass, black flag, Poison Girls, dead kennedys,Discharge,Flux Of Pink Indians, Subhumans, Chumbawamba, Nausea,The Ex, Berurier Noir, the exploited, rubella ballet, the Misfits, refused, and so on... electro punk : Atari Teenage Riot Hip-hop : Drowning Dog & Malatesta, Run the Jewels, Kendrick, Death Grips, The Coup, MIA , A Tribe Called Quest, and so on

[@consuelaluna1414]

💚💚💚💚💚

[@kevinabraham9260]

Let me annunciate everrrrrrryyyyything on an extra level lol love the content though

[@AdrianPerez-Wixl99er]

Kendrick Lamar - "Opposites Attract" 🙏 💯

[@MoonMoon24531]

You would like Straight Out the Gate by tech n9ne and system of the down lol

[@gable354]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒👩‍🚒🧯🧯

[@marzix427]

Just transferring their videos from one channel to another?

[@ericbaird9294]

I was thinking the same thing

[@HadalStreetlights]

Remaining politically impartial and not digging into the politics of SOAD is gonna be a herculean task. SOAD is an Armenian band who fled Genocide and used their platform specifically to advance their own political ideals. Like them or hate them, this is obvious af. SOAD's entire discography is absolutely riddled with songs like Prison Song. If you're feeling particularly centrist today, you might catch me arguing that literally ALL of SOAD's songs have a political undercurrent which drives it, even extending to their most surreal and absurd songs like Chop Suey. That people see the name of the song and don't immediately assume it is as it says on the tin is a moment for me akin to Gandalf realizing that times have changed so much that being asked to say "Friend" and enter felt like a trick. We're so wrapped up in these complex symbolic and mysterious, big brain puzzle media pieces that the extremely obvious and transparent message sails right past us. I've seen people unironically scratch chin and wonder if the Prison in Prison Song is a metaphor and I'm like, I guess. If the metaphor is for the Prison Industrial Complex in a form of synecdoche. (It's not a single prison, it's a network of interlinked prisons all mutually profiteering off the free labor that is a cornerstone of US economics.)

[@kevinerud2289]

Lyric video man

[@filipdereuver]

almost all of their popular songs are political

[@user-gt7vn9lz2m]

you should realy do studio version of songs you hear for the first time, you can't get the real feel of a song and if the quality of the video is not good..wel then..it's useless

[@jmoney6900]

This is not to take away but I’ve seen them a few times live and they been just ok live. But I’m comparing them to bands like Metallica and NIN which r among the best live.

[@kevinabraham9260]

NIN I’ve seen 8 times dude is not human I love watching trent and co

[@theglitterking1885]

If you're gonna react to SOAD, don't do any live performances past 2006. They just simply haven't been the same since their return in 2011