Top 10 METALLICA Bass Lines And Solos (Cliff Burton)

It's time to play Cliff Burton's top 10 hardest bass lines and solos from Metallica songs! Thanks so much for watching, remember to TAP like and subscribe if you enjoyed this video! RIP Cliff.
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[@CharlesBerthoud]

Which bass line / solo was your favourite? 👇🏻

[@GoviaM]

Idk i havent watched the video yet Now i have and the answer is yes

[@Lauren-vw4it]

Idk

[@ramoonlightlast9463]

For whom the bell tolls

[@robertwellsrawbass1249]

Before I even watch anesthesia

[@Gabrostil]

I don't watched the video yet, but my favorite bassline is call of ktulu

[@rskirk22]

A lot of people, including myself, don’t realize how much of the music in Metallica is actually a bass instead of a guitar because of the amount of overdrive that Cliff used and how skilled he was at bass. He was a game changer for the bass community.

[@MrMusicGuy1980]

YEah, when I found out that the main riff in For Whom the Bell Tolls was the bass....I think I shit myself.

[@keev.11]

Cuando me enteré que la entrada de For Whom The Bell Tolls era un bajo y no una guitarra quedé sorprendido

[@dgraveley34]

Came here to praise Cliff HAIL THE BASS METAL GOD

[@mkzabala84]

agree. if Cliff is still alive today, Metallica's music would've been a bit different.

[@michaelmorningstar8645]

@@MrMusicGuy1980 It's only the bass live. That's not the only time they took something he wrote for bass and put it on guitar on the album.

[@howardstark]

"When a Man lies, he murderers some part of the World. These are the pale deaths which Men miscall their lives. All this I cannot bear to witness any longer. Cannot the Kingdom of Salvation take me Home?" Cliff had me blown away when I first heard Anesthesia/Pulling Teeth, then subsequently on every track that he played. I can't listen to" Orion" without my eyes welling up. I think the montage at the end of "Cliff 'em All" left an indelible mark upon me with "Orion" playing in the background. His loss was a great one to the music world, but his bass legacy will forever live on. Rest in Peace, Cliff.

[@vitorqueiroz8791]

Isnt anybody going to talk about for whom the bell tolls intro??

[@watergraves1811]

I feel you mate, Cliff for me is so important. I started playing bass by reading his history and listening to Metallica’s classic albums. Also, Cliff and my dad share birthday, and he gave me my first Metallica T shirt ever (like 13-14 years ago), with Cliff on it.

[@howardstark]

@@vitorqueiroz8791 There about 30 separate comments like yours already. I think that counts as "Isn't anybody...?" No "hate" towards you, buddy, but I really don't care for the meme itself. It's whiney and too "memey" for my old, grumpy tastes. I surely don't believe that Charles omitted the "For Whom the Bell Tolls" intro from the list for any other reason than he wanted to pick 10. Picking just TEN out of all of Cliff's bass lines and solos isn't easy, and a compromise had to be made somewhere. I don't understand how people can't just appreciate what Charles *did* do, as opposed to what they think he *didn't* do. I suppose it's the old adage of: "You can't make everyone happy." Oh well. Rock on anyway, dude. Take care. 🤘🏻😎

[@vitorqueiroz8791]

@@howardstark dude

[@howardstark]

@@watergraves1811 Dude, that's a sweet story! I appreciate you sharing it! It doesn't get much more badass than having a Dad (whose birthday is shared with Cliff's) who bought you your first Metallica shirt. Period. The fact that Cliff is on it is really freaking poetic, and truly awesome! Cliff is unlike any other, and his influence on people is still such a beautiful thing to see. His father, Ray, was an absolute treasure and a sweet man. He celebrated and supported his late son's memory all the way up to when he passed away at 94 years of age. I was absolutely gutted when I learned of Ray's passing, but found some peace with it knowing that he could be with Cliff once again. Cliff 'em All!

[@olegsm3118]

Oh, damn, the Orion solo always sends shivers down my spine. It's the most beautiful thing played on bass I've ever heard.

[@spikeymonkey2257]

You found beforew: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYezdHZsi5iriNU

[@vottonlmvp]

Yeah Orion is the best

[@jungacrypto5581]

Tears to my eyes when he nailed it

[@RobbieFitzgerald]

I think I speak for everyone when I say we need a full version of To Live is to Die tapped like that.

[@TimACroninMusic]

I second this. Literal chills when he started playing it.

[@GattusodelCachapoal]

definitely...

[@krampuszr8238]

Yes

[@svartgult1]

Def

[@impendingdoom385]

100%

[@mrseaweed88]

I'm surprised you didn't include for whom the bell tolls Legendary bassist What a guy

[@rhileyisnear]

The title says hardest, but I think he should've done best, if he did, for whom the bell tolls definitely would've been here. Btw he could've done the live version I realized tho

[@mrseaweed88]

@@rhileyisnear the live version is sick 🤘🤘

[@shanomac69]

His live version at Day On The Green in 85 was AMAZING. I honestly thought that intro was going to be on here

[@tonybp]

Because of the pandemic I lost my job several months ago, and since nobody is hiring for the same reason I decided to do something I've always wanted to do: learn to play all of Cliff Burton's songs. At the same time I bought his biography "To Live is to Die" and as I was learning the songs I was reading the book. I finally finished all the songs last month along with the book. It was quite the emotional ride. BTW, happy MASTER OF PUPPETS day, it was released 35 years ago today... damn I feel old.

[@a_yden16]

nice sob story

[@NoName-to5xl]

good on you evolving and studying after a job loss. thats the opposite of a sob story.

[@souvikchatterjee7400]

Charles somehow understands what we want and delivers like a PRO

[@realeveryday504]

He has GOT to do more metal! Charles can play the HELL out of guitar as well. I'd love to hear more metal covers from him.

[@jun813]

@@realeveryday504 well he used to play in a metal band when he was starting up. Maybe eventually when you learn theories, your playing style broadens.

[@joefranklin7345]

YES!!

[@captaincook8283]

Yes

[@Mukdaar]

Well, after 3 years.... did he do it ?

[@kevinnarvizo5685]

Cliff em all

[@dinolover6466]

Fr

[@jackrockwell6698]

Cliff died at like 24 or 25 years old. Imagine how sick he’d be today.

[@sotirzvanidjubre4109]

Yeah... arthritis sucks.

[@okeedokee3131]

He was 24

[@basicstickfigure1087]

He was one of those guys that looked like he was 40. But yeah, he was still a puppy when he died.

[@villiannewyork]

@@basicstickfigure1087 i think a lot of it is he was the only one with facial hair and he was the tallest so he didn't look like as young

[@caseyl5001]

Man I turn 28 this year. Such a weird perspective to think if I was in the same situation I would’ve died four years ago. He went wayyyyy too young man.

[@skotty253]

Ok two things: 1) Goddamn do we NEED a full cover of Ktulu And 2) That tapped version of To Live Is To Die legit brought a tear to my eye. Well done, man. Spot on as always.

[@siddhantkumar9162]

^This. That Call of Ktulu was the most amazing version ive ever heard!

[@user-xl8cg1bz1f]

There's a guy who does amazing probably the closest one I've ever heard

[@xodiaq]

My thoughts exactly!

[@RapidCycling07]

Please don't blaspheme the Name of God. Peace!

[@HGcardinal55]

Andriy Vasylenko does the best Cliff covers I've ever heard. Search him on KZbin! Dude is Cliff reincarnated as a Ukrainian

[@NoPlaceForTheDead]

Not many people realize that the "Ride the Lightning" album is essentially a 47 minute bass solo.

[@panamajack5972]

what

[@NoName-to5xl]

why? i love that album, its got something special, but why?

[@OmegaMarioMaster]

Yeah that is essentially Cliffs album, he has so many great bass parts, especially on Ride the lighting, Call of Kthulu, For Whom the Bell tolls, and Fight Fire with Fire

[@felixallstarbass7663]

@@OmegaMarioMaster so t forget for whom the bell tolls

[@OmegaMarioMaster]

@@felixallstarbass7663 to be honest I completely forgot to include that, don't know how

[@sesclaytpoop8525]

I challenge you to play Cliff's bass lines while Lars is playing drums with you That's the real challenge

[@jabberwolf7348]

Hahah epic comment !! 🤣i

[@venanciofilhoyoga]

LOL

[@jaketubbs6285]

Made the challenge worse Add the St. anger snare drum

[@petrithysaj4529]

Lars would not allow Charles to join 'tallica if he auditioned, on grounds of awesomeness

[@camieabz]

Oh that's harsh. Lars was pretty tight in the early 80s...for Lars. :D

[@B---tw3kh]

The big thing that often gets overlooked by people who think Cliff is overrated is the circumstances he wrote and recorded under. This man was writing and recording some of the best bass compositions and parts of all time before he was 24, in the 80s, with equipment that wasn't intended for his instrument, primitive recording techniques, under time constraints. Imagine what he could have achieved if he was alive today, with the last 35 years of experience that he would have had, with the recording time that Metallica has these days and the modern equipment he would have access to. The man managed to record Damage Inc in suboptimal conditions, imagine what he'd be making nowadays

[@bobbyfan418]

The Call of Ktulu, in my opinion, is the greatest example of how well Cliff could play. He's doing so much in that song. I didn't realize it until I listened to it on headphones, when learning the song by ear (guitar). He was only 24, when he died, too. So much inspiration in such a short time.

[@couchwarrior2449]

Listen to his bass work on the song Blitzkrieg off the Creeping Death EP. Awesome.

[@Mihail2304]

You missed everyone's favourite : For whom the bell tolls

[@jesuschristus7750]

But For whom the bell tolls is not a hard Bass line

[@fungusman9726]

@@jesuschristus7750 the Anastasia intro isn’t hard either, he could have used it in the beginning of the video

[@Mihail2304]

@@jesuschristus7750 it's not hard but if you are doing a video about Cliff's baselines you have to play For whom the bell tolls in the video no matter what

[@LebowskiAbides]

@@jesuschristus7750 The Day on the Green '85 version is

[@jimknight7666]

I wish he did the ‘Day On the Green 85’ version

[@Avram42]

I almost cried with this tribute to Cliff -- because his life was cut so short I feel he would be more famous among non-metallica fans if that accident didn't happen so I'm glad you appreciated his work.

[@TeslaFamilyTravels]

Thank you so much for honoring Cliff! He was lost so early on in Metallica that some people don't even know his involvement in building the foundation of one of rock musics greatest bands. Cliff inspired me to become a musician. What a great video!

[@jimscouten6092]

Charles! glad to see you are helping your generation remember the most pivotal bass player of my generation, CLIFF BURTON!! I am 58 years old. The first time I heard Cliff was groundbreaking! This guy was on FIRE!! Changed the metal bass forever!! So many great musicians were taken from us early, HEAVEN HAS A HELL OF A BAND!!!! Keep up the great channel, I'm a fan!!

[@jacksonkauflin8024]

3:10 is the most emotional Metallica moment imo. Fade to Black is overall a better song that conveys sad vibes, but that interlude cannot be beat. So powerful!

[@kennethcoval4970]

I've never clicked this fast

[@Bena_pachuau]

Me too bro😆😆

[@masterkrake2554]

Me neither

[@vojtechcabelka1730]

too accurate :DDD

[@jameschristiansson3137]

I clicked fast yet there were already 1.7K upvotes.

[@RicoZaid_]

same

[@edgarsilvaa]

We need a "For Whom the Bell Tolls" Day On the Green bass cover. 😁

[@Aurelian57]

it is hard to do a Top 10 and not include Day on the Green lol.

[@darknightmike10yearsago]

@@Aurelian57 Green on the Day... ;)

[@SpywareVA]

@@darknightmike10yearsago listen here you little

[@neilclarkwork]

And Metallica really suffered for his loss. Their old music can’t be beat.

[@erandiisrael409]

If still Cliff and Dave were in metallica, they would be the greatest metal band

[@Lopez-my1bo]

@@erandiisrael409 as great as dave is. He wasn't really cut out for the direction Metallica went after the first album

[@XleperXmessiahX]

Charts and record sales would say otherwise. I guess only a select few think anything after burton, was trash. Burton was great. But I see too many people taking away their music ability and capabilities just because a certain member is no longer around. Love burton but damn... they still had a lot of great music after he was gone

[@69dildozer]

@@erandiisrael409 I'm kind of glad Dave was kicked out. I quit listening to Metallica after the Black album but I still listen to Megadeth.

[@69dildozer]

@@XleperXmessiahX I don't listen to music because of charts or record sales. I listen to it because I like it. They went soft and sold out. Not really "metal" of them to do that.

[@michaelking42]

The world was not ready for Cliff, rest his soul.

[@daroachdoggjr7497]

cliff is the only bassist who can take a solo whiteout the entire audience leaving

[@piclescanibal1487]

And Jonh Myung

[@gratefulhikes]

1/12/85 was my first Metallica show and I can still feel Cliff’s bass deep in my bones from that show. This was an epic tribute to an amazing player. Thank you for sharing.

[@CarpeDiem23]

I cannot imagine how much better metallica songs would be if Cliff never died, especially already great album "and justice for all" with his licks..such a talent, he had so much more to offer

[@josephsodano7441]

Cliff went to the same High School I do, metal heads here are all inspired by him and Metallica, they have inspired me to get in to learning guitar and making music. Rest In Peace 🤘

[@GetSeriousMedia]

Man that was some really good bass playing. That tapping for To Live is to Die sounded fantastic. I think you should do your own take on that track. Keep it up!

[@stevec6427]

I thought the tapping didn't work. It sounded a bit weak compared to Cliffs original. More isn't always better, especially in metal.

[@darkwizard2651]

Man I like Davie504, but you are a god. That Orion solo cover was perfection. Best bassist on KZbin by far.

[@zaenotaverage76]

I love how he educates us in the stuff before he goes into it.

[@toddstropicals]

Cliff is one of the reasons I picked up a bass, he and I share the same birthday also.... RIP Cliff!

[@spikeymonkey2257]

CLIFFY!!!!!!!!!

[@kevinqwen221]

RIP CLIFF. He died before I was born but I miss him 🤘

[@hidakazuya2796]

just imagine : you're a 16 YO kid , you have your tickets for the gig and then you learn on radio they have a bus accident and the tour is canceled and Cliff is dead ....86 was my worst Year ever :/

[@МаринЯнев-с8б]

When I heard "Tapping The live is to die" I was really hopping you'll never stop it.

[@andrewpappas9311]

Cliff is one of my favourite bassists and biggest heroes, he definitely changed how I looked at bass playing and is without a doubt one of the greatest bassists in rock and metal

[@macoppy6571]

Charles promises, Charles delivers. Beginning and ending with Anethesia was wise and wonderful ✨

[@petergeraldbuxton2454]

That was amazing Charles, a beautiful homage to Cliff. I love the diversity of your playing and how well you execute every genre of music, 10/10

[@joelsk7149]

And the Darkglass ADAM, this just gets better and better!!

[@bonnpoland]

Man, I would LOVE to see a full cover of Master of Puppets and Orion in the tapping style you do. Great work, as always!

[@ryderholland5179]

Bro the transition between ffwf to battery was so smooth I didn't even notice

[@baz6128]

My man releases a Cliff Burton video on Jason Newsted's birthday. That's some savage shit right there.

[@buffalothebison4850]

Paying tribute to my hero! Further proof that Charles is just the best.

[@bepisman3161]

*our

[@buffalothebison4850]

@@bepisman3161 fair enough

[@ApexHerbivore]

That Rickenbacker he's holding at the start is one hell of a sexy bass

[@robertborden2666]

That’s no kid’s toy. That’s a MAN’s instrument.

[@nflfan02]

Ride the Lightening was a gift a friend gave me for my 16th birthday and it changed my life.

[@DarkzBreaker]

I get so sad everytime I think of Cliff he looked so happy when performing i normally only attach to ppl i know I'm person but BCS of the art he put in and tragic death and the story metallica tell makes me cry I'm also getting tear just by typing

[@poor.boy.gaming6697]

Thanks so much for this video! It's awesome to see Cliff continue to get recognized even after all these years. I would have loved to see how his music would have developed through the years.

[@ivanputignef2418]

The levels of bass: Easy Medium Hard Hardest Charles

[@NightwishArena]

Or maybe these 10 levels... Very Easy Easy Mediocre (This is really what mediocre bassist can play) Difficult Very Difficult Extremely Difficult Impossible Asian Charles (Chilling) Charles (Trying)

[@sullun2241]

Forgot cliff at the top

[@Mihail2304]

@@sullun2241 never insult Cliff (or i just didn't understood ur question)

[@sullun2241]

@@Mihail2304 i meant like the top of the leaderboard, but on this comment it's at the bottom I guess

[@clifforddang5947]

It really amazes me how these band members can be high out their minds but they can still get on stage and play Brilliantly!

[@dealerauctionnightmare4689]

My first concert was Metallica in 1986 (I was 16) opening for OZZY about 10 weeks or so before he passed. Cliff was phenomenal! I didn't really appreciate what he brought to the music world until I got older.

[@nickmansfield1]

0:07 "...Cliff Burton was the former bassist..." No he was their second bass player and was succeded by the next former bassist, Jason Newstead.

[@seaofcheese9928]

You know former dosnt mean 1st... former just means old, or used to be. ..

[@nickmansfield1]

@@seaofcheese9928 He used the definite article.

[@gio_1422]

well, cliff will always be seen as the main bassist from metallica

[@randygerson911]

I wonder what Cliff would be doing today if he lived so long.

[@zulu5157]

He would play a Darkglass Pedal.

[@Lopez-my1bo]

Cliff would of been perfect for the 90s material and he would of probably taken complete control of st anger and it would of sounded way different

[@jbertucci]

Metallica was going to become an amazing prog metal band, intead it went poppy.

[@Lopez-my1bo]

@@jbertucci lol Metallicas most progressive album was without cliff. And even if cliff stayed they would of still strayed away from metal. Cliff was very open minded

[@Lopez-my1bo]

@@jbertucci lol Metallicas most progressive album was without cliff. And even if cliff stayed they would of still strayed away from metal. Cliff was very open minded

[@maxiohanaan9746]

And you released this video today--in Jason Newsted's Birthday. The man who turned me into bass fan.

[@73charlo]

Same here.

[@heavi-armed-infadel]

That section of "To Live is to Die" has always been hauntingly beautiful, to see you tap it out w/ the accompaniment is next level. Cliff would have been proud!

[@Fidencano]

Your “To live is to die” cover made me cry. I read about that song that it was Cliff’s last project. It will be really great to listen a full cover of that song.

[@karlo123peri3]

Cliff was true musician. He is the reason i picked up guitar. First time I heard Anesthesia 1983 Metro, I was lying on my bed with broken leg in the late hours. My jaw dropped and Istarted crying . And every time i hear Anesthesia I imagine Cliff slowly headbanging on the stage. Rip true artist.

[@dannyledrums4116]

4:10 Cleanest cover of this specific part of anesthesia I just love this part of anesthesia it’s such a jam

[@casualcadaver]

Cliff was an amazing bassist no doubt but his song writing skills were his true talent for me. He was filled with so much melody and movement that I'm sure even Beethoven would have been proud of him.

[@lasopadedlatomoxd8362]

Cliff did not died he's still alive in our hearts

[@NguyenPhuongCuong]

To live is to die ... You play it and make me wanna cry, bro. Thank you so, from Vietnam 🇻🇳

[@flamethegame1]

Idk why but hearing *any* version of to live is to die just brings me on the verge of tears

[@ih8urband]

Best Cliff bassline ever is the distorted "chorus" part of Orion

[@Nick.McIntyre]

I was very sad that that riff wasn't included. I wanted to see Charles's right hand attack that pattern. Glad he included the solo though

[@mrr88428]

Woooow Genio!!! Cliff fue uno de los mejores bajistas y lamentamos siempre el trágico destino! Excelente homenaje!

[@mullvaden83]

DUDE! THis was fucking awsome! So happy to see you play some metallica. Very well done!

[@jonathangerhardy4603]

Happy Birthday, Jason!!! You r one of the greatest Bass players of all time!! Nothing but respect!!!😁

[@mellowmanta8975]

Orion is just one of the greatest songs of all time and it's ALL due to that bass solo. Just legendary.

[@jalechavez6042]

Grande Cliff Burton...!!..metallica no es nada sin Burton.........,,

[@johnhyout]

Nada? ... Metallica es la banda de metal más exitosa de todos los tiempos! No digo sea la mejor. Pero por otro lado, desde que murió Burton, la banda es un trío con bajista invitado.

[@jalechavez6042]

Banda de Metal más exitosa de Todos los Tiempos..!!! De qué Hablas..?..te falta escuchar más Rock&Roll..........

[@johnhyout]

@@jalechavez6042 no es cuestión de escuchar, y deberías poner más cuidado a lo que lees y contestas, y Metallica es sin lugar a dudas la banda de metal más exitosa de todos los tiempos, tan solo investiga un poco.

[@novaspires]

Idea: Group bass/guitar battle

[@allennewborn932]

Whew.. that Orion part gave me chills.

[@galaxyii]

I met Jason Newsted in 1992 backstage at an Ice-T/Metallica/Guns-N-Roses show. I told him I liked his bass line in “Eye of the Beholder” and he was thankful for my comment. He was cool.

[@nusantarasatu7613]

Finally someone who appreciate and pays tribute to Mr.Burton/Metallica hail to you bro

[@edynasilemak9224]

me..as a die hard metallica fan..really love at your tapping to live is to die..so..calming..nice job charlie..

[@THESONICSPEEDDEMON]

If anyone was wondering, the other pedal he was using here is a Ehx Micro POG

[@earpoison]

Thank you so much for doing this segment. “To live is to die” was beautifully played.

[@christophermowen8781]

Bro you made Clifford Lee Burton smile this was amazing

[@benjaminwigler8271]

The tapped To Live is To Die is just unbelievably beautiful

[@alexpaton2818]

How can anyone give this a thumbs down? Even if it s not your thing you have to admire the virtuosity

[@artahikhan7e210]

Cliff Burton is one of my favourite bassist of all time. Love metallica since I was 12 and a half of.

[@justinmaxwell4925]

That piece in To Live is to Die always fucks me up. Nice.

[@zanchescampos2248]

orion ..Cliff have Magic Fingers a great talent ...I listen all the time since 1984 I'm still listening you Cliff RIP

[@AndyTheTaffy]

Excellent mix, surprised that For Whom The Bells Tolls intro was not in there - like when Cliff was playing live with the extra fills

[@Dreadnought33]

You've made me cry, remembering when I was young and listened to Metallica songs in my casette player. Thank you so much for this

[@kentoncharles9461]

What I read: Charles + Metallica + A LOT MORE METAL...! Thank you, man.

[@jeremiahclay6602]

One of my biggest influences on bass. I have my Cliff Burton Morely wah pedal that does his tone justice, its so fun to use!

[@DaxterZA]

Great video man! Busy saving up for this pedal, cant wait to get it!

[@michaelscott9974]

My fave Cliff Burton bass solo Is the double live opening to For whom the bell tolls Live 1985 Day on the Green Crazy that these dudes were only in their early 20's Frigging crazy

[@Chaosdude341]

To Live Is To Die has to be my favorite Metallica song. Just incredible.

[@RapidCycling07]

Masterful video brother! Amazing work Charles!

[@donald60s14]

For Whom The Bell Tolls live 85 Day On The Green. Cliff was definitely that star during their LIVE shows.

[@Jaageful]

Imagine hearing those amazing bass lines live in the 80's. He truly was a pioneer in bass playing.

[@TheRomanomacon]

Wow Charles, so authentic, you really get it. I don’t think I have seen or heard anyone really nail pulling teeth, those bits you played were certainly on the money, cheers mate.

[@garytackett5668]

I love your playing and how you always reference Cliff! I can see your in influence but you and a god in your own right!!

[@aryowicaksono7686]

Thanks man! All who love Cliff are brothers!

[@redratmaster]

The harmonics at the end of Anesthesia will always bring me chills, and I wanna know badly how to do that

[@ThisIsMeOnYoutube]

In May of 86 I was lucky enough to see Metallica with Cliff open for Ozzy. As a bass player it was life changing. On a side note I also saw AD/DC with Bon in 79. RIP boys you are missed. 🤘🤘🤘

[@adamthefallnone1817]

I've seen these bass solos my entire life, and even though I agree cliff was the Jimmy of bass guitar, I've never heard these solos so perfectly played, cliff would be very proud of this video!! 🤘💀🤘

[@RosaeIce]

Absolutely PERFECT tone on anesthesia. Could tell what it was by the first chord.

[@jantdeol2973]

This man just might be the new Cliff Burton 💯🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thiagodossantos4067]

That harmonical tapping at 4:35 still killing me. Is there some exercise You could send?

[@k3digichaos]

Charles! Thank you so much! You put the feeling into it not just the notes My mom loved Orion and other classics... I used to help with the dishes and would blast Metallica from.my room... She would sing along with Seek And Destroy lol 🤟😎🤟

[@Grottgreta]

Bruh when you started tapping the To live is to die part, I felt that shit.