This is Not a Fugazi Documentary

[@itsMrNoble]

I’ve never heard anyone say that they went to see Fugazi and they weren’t good.

[@MrsLilianWinchester]

So, Ian still does high school interviews :) Classic! Good job, by the way.

[@trotskyeraumpicareta4178]

Really cool! Congrats

[@rustorian]

This is amazing you deserve so much more subs

[@oscardiaz4343]

AMAZING the way you edit everything together with a emocional learning bits perfectly placed. You are an inteligent fellow. I'm a punk rock musician from Perú (innerchildperu) and a big fan of Fugazi and the great ian mackaye. So well put all together. Thank you!

[@jxcobaniki6709]

This was randomly in my recommended and I f*cking love it! How did you get him to do this?

[@jackbradbury2229]

I remember seeing in the Instruments documentary that they interviewed with a middle school so I wondered if Ian still wanted to stuff like that. He was very gracious with his time and I can’t thank him enough.

[@jxcobaniki6709]

@@jackbradbury2229 dope

[@ryancafferty4973]

excellent work keep making stuff

[@eghkin]

Thank you, Jack! Thank you, Ian! Awesome video

[@shoutproject]

great job man, btw they've played shows for 5$ too. Best band ever exist on this planet. Saddly didn't see them live:(

[@jackbradbury2229]

Thanks so much. I mentioned the $5 ticket to Ian and he wanted to clarify saying that it wasn’t always that number. It might have been 6 or 7 dollars, or in a different country the number would change completely. I used a good ballpark price that Ian approved because he emphasized that they never wanted to have an unnecessarily expensive show, so they could just kind of do whatever they wanted. I also never saw them live. Feel you their man.

[@snuffcore9686]

If you were lucky enough to live in the DMV area at the time you would also have had opportunities to see them play for free.

[@knerp7878]

great video

[@I.O.M.]

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