Randy Blythe

Yeah.

Neither do I. Alcohol, I break out in handcuffs. But he, at 70 years old, had the immune system of a 35-year-old man because his DNA changes. Sometimes it replaces. Sometimes it's an additional set. But it would be really neat if you could turn the Grand Wizard into one of the chosen people. Yeah, boom. Shalom, buddy.

Neither do I. Alcohol, I break out in handcuffs. But he, at 70 years old, had the immune system of a 35-year-old man because his DNA changes. Sometimes it replaces. Sometimes it's an additional set. But it would be really neat if you could turn the Grand Wizard into one of the chosen people. Yeah, boom. Shalom, buddy.

Neither do I. Alcohol, I break out in handcuffs. But he, at 70 years old, had the immune system of a 35-year-old man because his DNA changes. Sometimes it replaces. Sometimes it's an additional set. But it would be really neat if you could turn the Grand Wizard into one of the chosen people. Yeah, boom. Shalom, buddy.

You can't eat shrimp anymore, bro.

You can't eat shrimp anymore, bro.

You can't eat shrimp anymore, bro.

Yes. In the punk rock scene, at least in the scene as I came up, I'm not talking about just pop punk stuff you might hear on the radio singing about boys and girls. There is a strong anti-materialistic, anti-authoritarian, anti, I don't know, pursuit of riches vibe.

Yes. In the punk rock scene, at least in the scene as I came up, I'm not talking about just pop punk stuff you might hear on the radio singing about boys and girls. There is a strong anti-materialistic, anti-authoritarian, anti, I don't know, pursuit of riches vibe.

Yes. In the punk rock scene, at least in the scene as I came up, I'm not talking about just pop punk stuff you might hear on the radio singing about boys and girls. There is a strong anti-materialistic, anti-authoritarian, anti, I don't know, pursuit of riches vibe.

That can be, if you take it the wrong way, but it's more this sort of consciousness. Sure. Being like some sort of rich, famous person. Why would you aspire to that? And the thing with the punk rock scene is when you come up in that and the bands you love, most of which, amazingly enough, I'm friends with now, the bands that I listened to in high school, all of them, I know them all, basically.

That can be, if you take it the wrong way, but it's more this sort of consciousness. Sure. Being like some sort of rich, famous person. Why would you aspire to that? And the thing with the punk rock scene is when you come up in that and the bands you love, most of which, amazingly enough, I'm friends with now, the bands that I listened to in high school, all of them, I know them all, basically.

That can be, if you take it the wrong way, but it's more this sort of consciousness. Sure. Being like some sort of rich, famous person. Why would you aspire to that? And the thing with the punk rock scene is when you come up in that and the bands you love, most of which, amazingly enough, I'm friends with now, the bands that I listened to in high school, all of them, I know them all, basically.

They're alive, yeah. So... When you come up in that scene, there's a very anti-rock star mentality. You are a regular person. So when you come to see, like the first show I ever saw was ZZ Top, right? I saw ZZ Top when I was 12, I think, at the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia. And there are these gods on stage and they have lasers and all that's cool and stuff.

They're alive, yeah. So... When you come up in that scene, there's a very anti-rock star mentality. You are a regular person. So when you come to see, like the first show I ever saw was ZZ Top, right? I saw ZZ Top when I was 12, I think, at the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia. And there are these gods on stage and they have lasers and all that's cool and stuff.

They're alive, yeah. So... When you come up in that scene, there's a very anti-rock star mentality. You are a regular person. So when you come to see, like the first show I ever saw was ZZ Top, right? I saw ZZ Top when I was 12, I think, at the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia. And there are these gods on stage and they have lasers and all that's cool and stuff.

But after their show's gone, poof, they're gone. They're disappeared. They're these magical creatures, these exalted creative types. rather otherworldly. In the punk rock scene, you go see the bands that you like, and then you want a T-shirt, and you go to the merch table, and the bass player's selling the T-shirt to you. Right, right, sure, yeah. The drummer's loading the equipment.

But after their show's gone, poof, they're gone. They're disappeared. They're these magical creatures, these exalted creative types. rather otherworldly. In the punk rock scene, you go see the bands that you like, and then you want a T-shirt, and you go to the merch table, and the bass player's selling the T-shirt to you. Right, right, sure, yeah. The drummer's loading the equipment.

But after their show's gone, poof, they're gone. They're disappeared. They're these magical creatures, these exalted creative types. rather otherworldly. In the punk rock scene, you go see the bands that you like, and then you want a T-shirt, and you go to the merch table, and the bass player's selling the T-shirt to you. Right, right, sure, yeah. The drummer's loading the equipment.

So there's this sort of purposeful erasing of the barrier between audience and performer and that's the world I come from and as my band got bigger and bigger and bigger and I'm not in a punk rock band I'm in a metal band with