Randy Blythe
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Podcast Appearances
They're beautiful. Both of them are beautiful people. I love them both very much. Learned a lot from both of them. But when we moved from North Carolina to Virginia, I went into a new school. I did not fit in. I did not have the right clothes. I did not live in the right neighborhood. I was not interested in the right things. Like sports? Yes.
They're beautiful. Both of them are beautiful people. I love them both very much. Learned a lot from both of them. But when we moved from North Carolina to Virginia, I went into a new school. I did not fit in. I did not have the right clothes. I did not live in the right neighborhood. I was not interested in the right things. Like sports? Yes.
I want to read books.
I want to read books.
I want to read books.
And I want to go skateboarding, and this is in the 80s.
And I want to go skateboarding, and this is in the 80s.
And I want to go skateboarding, and this is in the 80s.
When skateboarding was not cool.
When skateboarding was not cool.
When skateboarding was not cool.
no oh man in Michigan it was like the coolest thing not in the broader sense that it is now sure like you were a weirdo punk rocker most of the time if you were a skateboarder yeah wow and I lived in a little tiny redneck town maybe that's why so it's like you're a fag remember when people could just freely say that how horrible yes to the point that was in the culture so much that I don't know how old I was I managed to eradicate that from my vocabulary
no oh man in Michigan it was like the coolest thing not in the broader sense that it is now sure like you were a weirdo punk rocker most of the time if you were a skateboarder yeah wow and I lived in a little tiny redneck town maybe that's why so it's like you're a fag remember when people could just freely say that how horrible yes to the point that was in the culture so much that I don't know how old I was I managed to eradicate that from my vocabulary
no oh man in Michigan it was like the coolest thing not in the broader sense that it is now sure like you were a weirdo punk rocker most of the time if you were a skateboarder yeah wow and I lived in a little tiny redneck town maybe that's why so it's like you're a fag remember when people could just freely say that how horrible yes to the point that was in the culture so much that I don't know how old I was I managed to eradicate that from my vocabulary
Because it's something I used to say. Of course. Because I was raised around it and didn't mean like... It wasn't a slur.
Because it's something I used to say. Of course. Because I was raised around it and didn't mean like... It wasn't a slur.
Because it's something I used to say. Of course. Because I was raised around it and didn't mean like... It wasn't a slur.
Oh, I should just not say that anymore. I didn't know any gay people until I got older. You did, but they didn't tell you. Now I have some very dear friends, and it's, like, embarrassing to me. It is embarrassing. I'm like, oh, my God. I was like, even though these people called me that word, I'm still throwing it around. What a jerk. So it's a process.
Oh, I should just not say that anymore. I didn't know any gay people until I got older. You did, but they didn't tell you. Now I have some very dear friends, and it's, like, embarrassing to me. It is embarrassing. I'm like, oh, my God. I was like, even though these people called me that word, I'm still throwing it around. What a jerk. So it's a process.
Oh, I should just not say that anymore. I didn't know any gay people until I got older. You did, but they didn't tell you. Now I have some very dear friends, and it's, like, embarrassing to me. It is embarrassing. I'm like, oh, my God. I was like, even though these people called me that word, I'm still throwing it around. What a jerk. So it's a process.