The Satanic Panic & The History of Metal Music

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Today I talk about the Satanic Panic & The History of Metal Music.
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@imaKaiya

Holy Heck! I had to reupload this a couple times for there to be an HD option for y'all. Goodness gracious. Anyway! I really hope you enjoy this video on the Satanic Panic and The History of Metal. This video took me 3 months to research, script and edit and I am so proud of it. Please share with me your stories and experiences with The Satanic Panic if you have any. I would love to hear them. Enjoy and Happy Moshtober! 💀🤘

@stevenrobertson3010

Good video. My only issue is how you pronounced Geraldo. I grew up a metalhead through the Satanic Panic and my Dad was super religious. He thought Ozzy was literally gonna make me Satanist but I grew up just fine. Have grown children, I'm happily married, always held a job, own my home and I still love Metal 🤘. Overall I don't blame my Dad. He is the best Dad. He just watched to much media and followed the narrative at that time. Hell he was only in his mid 30s at the time. He was still growing up too.

@AmyDaisy69

I was born in 1985, and grew up in a conservative household. I was aware of the satanic panic and heavy metal having a reputation for being "evil", and around age 12 I fully embraced it in rebellion against my bigoted and abusive father. I got a lot of satisfaction from winding up my parents. I became a goth, and dyed my hair black and wore black. I got into so much trouble for that and my dad wanted to shave my hair, but my mum stopped him. I would listen to the most extreme music I could, even though I didn't actually like some of it. I had a lot of it confiscated. Being a goth also helped against my bullies at school, because when they think I am an actual witch, kids tended to not want to mess with me as much any more.

@raymckean1035

satanic panic = "I don't like it/I don't understand it, so it has to be satanic".

@brandieller4339

I think that Ozzy Osborne said it best in a magazine interview that I read back in '91, and I quote, " why would I want to kill my fans? They're the ones who buy my records. " use logic here people!!!

@theneonchimpchannel9095

The interesting thing is that some of the nicest, kindest, sweetest and most gentle people I've ever met have been metal heads and horror fans. Yet the media of the 80s and 90s tried to convince people that these were the people to be scared of. I think now people are realizing that metal and horror are both good for relieving built up issues like anxiety, anger and depression without going out and doing violent or dangerous things. That's possibly why those genres attract people who are prone to those issues and why there have been a number of connected tragedies. No matter how good a record or a movie is, sometimes it's not enough to save someone's life. I can say from personal experience though that when I've been going through bouts of depression, heavy music and horror movies tend to help me get through it and I've spoken to several people who have similar experiences.

@johndoe3328 14 күн бұрын

Black Sabbath was the first Christian metal band.

@njdevilsforlifewoohoo5533

The book “Michelle Remembers” is was 100% fiction.

@DeadShred9

I lived it ! Turned 15 in 1980 so I remb. the PMRC hearings in 1984 , where Dee Snider singer for Twisted Sister Leveled Tipper the Chair person of The PMRC and her husband ( Inventor of the Internet ) Al Gore LOL . I was into Heavier Music like Venom , Coroner early Metallica ect. But also Glam Metal like Motley Crue , Ratt , Dokken , Wasp ect. I remb. Nikki Sixx Bass Player of Crue saying if they wanted to put a Violent & Explicit Lyrics Stickers on Motley Crue records he would go put the stickers on himself . Since young Kids would be curious and seek those records out boosting sales ! It was all a blast and we smoked a little pot and drank beer , had big hair and chased pretty girls . I never met any fan of these Music styles who worshipped Satan ! It's good to see a young Woman covering this Topic since all these years later WE still get a kick out of the Overreaction by the Grown ups and Media at the time . Those days were the Best and I wish that style of Music was still popular yet it always comes around again so eventually it will I think . Very thorough Job you did here Thanks We Appreciate It !!!

@kennethmorningstar9966

I can tell you from my experience that every Metal Head was accused of being a devil worshipper during the time of the Satanic Panic. I remember being accused of devil worship in the later part of the Satanic Panic just for wearing Iron Maiden and Alice Cooper T-shirts. Funny because Alice Cooper has been a born again Christian for quite a long time.

@jamess3532

I'm 54 and grew up in the 80's as a metal head and I'm still a metal head to this day. I can only imagine what my parents would have thought back then if I was listening to days black or death metal back in the 80's. My parents were so afraid of Slayer and other bands I am into that they wouldn't go in my bedroom and they actually took me to a place for troubled teens and tried to have me committed. This was despite the fact that I got decent grades, went to church and always had a job. I just liked heavy metal!

@sole__doubt

Tipper Gore was a marketing genius. The Parental Advisory Label made the albums seem more rebellious and it helped sell albums. I love the irony.

@Apostate_Alexei

I was born in 1981. My parents became jehovah's witnesses in 1984, so I was raised in the height of the satanic panic and the idea that Satan and his demons were around every corner and behind every stone.

@fishandchipdiaries

One of our teachers at High School warned us of the “dangers” of Heavy Metal and that there were backwards messages etc. This was in the mid 1980s. We knew it to be absurd back then. Seems even more ridiculous now. Anyway, I bought a ticket to see Ozzy when he played in our city…

@user-yh4vm1sn5h

I was at a pool party (my in laws’ coworker, they’re all retired), everyone was 65+ except for a couple of “kids”. I brought up the satanic panic to ask their perspective on living through it and NO ONE knew what I was talking about. I was kind of shocked.

@baileymoran8585

I’m so lucky I was a 90s kid with rocker parents. I saw the tail end and went to catholic school because that was the only private school option. I think it lasted longer in those environments. My parents listened to Ozzy, Dio, Alice Cooper, etc, and they reassured me ‘no, it’s not satanic. It’s like a watching a movie about wizards and demons and what not.’ They had their posters and albums got burned and thrown out. I could listen to what I wanted and I could play with Ouija Boards and role playing games, and I could watch movies and read books about fantasy stuff. I definitely heard from friends families and the school how many ridiculous things were ‘evil’ or ‘satanic.’ They said kid cartoons were satanic! It was crazy!

@SecondaryHomunculus

Oof. I lived through this. Got into metal by 1983 (age 10), parents accused me of being in cults and worshipping Satan and being a drug addict (I had literally never touched anything stronger than cough drops at the time) when I was in high school. Also lived in rural Upstate NY, so I was the one kid into death metal & industrial in 1987, so I had a handful of dedicated bullies, etc. Luckily I'm a relatively large guy and was able to defend myself well enough that I was eventually left alone, at least physically. I got attacked in public a couple times by the stereotype jock/preppie college guys in town a couple times as well. Y'know, all the hits. In a lot of ways, mostly involving being the weirdo in town and in my family, I had a "storybook" childhood. 😂