Code Orange - Out For Blood [OFFICIAL VIDEO] 

lmfao well i made the mistake of reading this and now, for the life of me, i can't figure out what the actual lyric is haha

Heck yeah!!!!!

I’m dying 😂 😂 read this before the actual lyric and will never unhear it

Aww man...it does sound like they're saying that. 🤣🤣🤣

Aight this is fucking funny

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@@benxgoh Severely underrated

Heh 69

Bro! 😂😂😂😂

Nailed it. And i'm here for it.

Yes!

New Motionless In White is sick.

@@medusa6491 Sounds nothing like them.

Sorry for your loss

lmfao what a rollercoaster. Straight up fucking Tapout t-shirt

The thing to ask yourself: "Did I Tapout?"

I felt that.

I Am King is still my favorite record by them, every song is so heavy and diverse. this shit is terrible and their newest record was pretty stinky too

Some say they sold out, but did they actually..... tap out?

Exactly

Agree

This is a lot less NIN and a lot more Spineshank. Haha

@@zachiswayposi1 Spineshank was the first band I thought of too.

@@BlackacreDoe I’m about 90% sure the next single they put out is gonna have rapping 😂

LOL

lol god damnit! And we talkin' the sequels

BRUUUUUH hahahahaa

Queen Of The Damned is more fitting IMO. Scorpion King would need more Godsmack vibes to it.

Freddy vs Jason anyone?

Fuck that

agreed

This is the only song I’ve heard by them. Super super nu metal. It sucks but sounds better than most deathcore and metal core.

@@GrindFreshDaily ? I don’t understand where you are getting Nü Metal from.

@@IX_Efilnikufesin For real, I agree with u. Smdh.

Not even close

😂😂😂

@@Lethe626 actually it is lol

Went running to the comments to say this.

And still this kind of music is bland and boring. LOVED all their old albums though.... (even their code orange kids stuff was great and much better than this) SAD :(

Yeah! YOU PUSH IT! Yeah! YOU PUSH IT!

This comment took me out 😂

🤣

Yeah this is what it's liiiike...

Legendary ...

any day now.....

This comment needs more likes lmao😂😂

scream-laughed at this omg

@Cody Truesdale Same haha! They were going for the WWE PPV theme song on this one

yeah same. I liked Code Orange Kids better, but this is still good, just different.

Everyone knows it slaps. metal you can dance n move to is always good. people just think its cool to go against the grain because someones not screaming death 100% of the track where you have to google lyrics.

@@hearingvisions7307 You are delusional.

No one loves pretending they hate having a good time like metalheads.

This isn't a metal song

Well, there is a new Blade coming out but it's MCU so I doubt they'd add something this heavy

we getting a new blade sadly. Its prob going to be PG-13 and crap but we could use a modern updated version of Queen Of The Damn I just recently watched it again and it just doesn't hold up at all lol. The music is fantastic but everything else is just a no go.

@@mentaltelepathy24 Hard pass. Hollywood is completely bankrupt of talent and they only make shit. Also why would you want the same rehashed shit but worse?

It does have that Powerman 5000 vibe

this is a pretty honest analysis. and that's why I think this sucks, I don't like hard rock or anything described as "catchy"

It's just a huge shift from what they have been. Whenever a band mixes it up people will hate. Personally.... as a dude in his late 30s I'm liking the fact when bands "change their sound" nu metal is making a comeback. It's not like.... bring me the horizon when they DRASTICALLY changed their sound..... to pop rock.

Code Orange doesn't stick to any specific sound from what I noticed - not even from album to album, but from song to song.

This is what happens when you try to be Converge so hard that you reset your whole band back to the default setting.

This is a nice way of saying that they used to produce some really awesome and unique original hardcore and now make generic nu-metal for idiots. I don't blame them, however. Everyone's gotta put food on that table and this is infinitely preferrable to them just breaking up. It's not for me but I dont hate the band for changing their style to something more predictable/mainstream. I'll probably even still buy the album just to support the band for all the great music they produced from 2009-2017.

@@VastChoirs ya know kids liked rock at one point before old fart elitists told em their intro music sucked.

@@bluBlaq33 That too. Probably a good portion of new fans will discover how awesome old code orange was, so it's okay.

@@VastChoirs nerd. When?

@@VastChoirs yeah for sure, kinda smells like Mountain Dew and Avenged Sevenfold tee's in here. If this is the way they want to go with their music I give them all the respect they deserve, just hope it's because that's their creative vision and not the result of an outside influence or pressure to have a larger audience or something.

It’s 100% gonna be the theme to whatever the next NXT pay per view is

Or maybe an aew ppv with the people they have done themes for in the past over there now

@@zachiswayposi1 I would believe that, but if it has been Triple H's job before to get those themes and him being out of NXT leader now, I doubt it.

@@spartan7hk would be cool to see them open for Malakai Black again, but I don't think it suits his new gimmick

@@prettzx Not to mention that Amenra song fits him perfectly already

The ONLY interesting aspect about this video, indeed. ;-)

Funny since she dresses like a tomboy usually

Reba's Hot AF🔥🔥

She kinda reminds me of randy Rhodes haha

@@kyleferguson62 Amen to that!!!

I don’t really like to toss this word around because it gets overused a lot, but if writing shit music purely for money isn’t the very definition of sellout, I don’t know what is.

@@zachiswayposi1 The fact is a band is a business. You gotta keep up the hype and if you lose the hype these days you’re done. Code Orange is definitely a band that can help change the old guard of the mainstream metal/rock but you can’t do that if you aren’t on Spotify playlists, Sirius xm, or even radio. Kevin working his shitty job is gonna hear this on his local radio station packing boxes in trucks and be like “this song is fucking hard” and check them out later on Spotify.

@@channtastic this still goes against their entire attitude/ethos tho

@@channtastic Yeah nah. You can't have art and "a good business move" at the same time. If they aren't being streamed maybe it's because Underneath just wasn't very good. You can't act like you're this untouchable bastion of " f--- the world we do what we want and we are pure integrity " and turn around and put out a song for the money.

Shame

LMFAO

I’d argue the same for Bleeding In The Blur, but they’re allowed to have some accessible singles if they feel like it, their latest songs are going back to their roots

@@Therealfakemaxgoldberg Hope you are right about the recent tracks lol I havent heard the latest songs they dropped but god theyve made some questionable WWE themed Nu metal songs lol

indeed, such a disapointment

Mood

exactly. and the music video is so distasteful, at least to me.

So, yall don't like to just let loose an have some fun an goof? Y'all are just throwing hate to act hard and trendy. It's a fuckin jam dude. An the lyrics are tight anyway

@@DT61636 what part of my comment when I stated "I'm not trying to hate, because I've been a fan for years." you didn't understand? Sorry that I had an opinion about something.

😂

Their latest album "The Above" was boring trying to do what was already done around the late 90's & 2000's. Only two songs were the only Code Orange songs.

What a fuckin’ great comment, man. My first CD was “Load” 🤣

How long ago waa this 12 year old you? Because there was a band called Powerman 5000 that existed way back when

@@gordonchristophertubo3164 12 year old me didn't like PM5k either. I didn't dislike them, but they never released anything that made me wanna go buy a disc.

haha. I was thinking the exact same thing! It's a cookie cutter chord progression, but I woulda thrashed around my bedroom to it. 🤘🏽😂

Great take here. Ive been listening since they were still the Code Orange Kids and this the first single that I dont like but that's ok.

I don't know, I feel like this is probably what they don't want to do but are pressured to do so because of their inroads with professional wrestling, big euro festivals, and their label. I think this band has been marketed as like a "no fucks given" answer to the hardcore scene-going against the grain, being generally transgressive. The funny thing is is they've ended up sounding like every other horrible nu-metal band.

You really think this is what THEY want to do? They almost exclusively preform on WWE now, I’d hardly say this is what THEY wanted to do lmao

@@dizzy_brain I mean, one of the members in the band is a pretty big wrestling fan, so I doubt they’re being forced to play WWE shows.

@@tnarockshard you’re not getting it. They went that route because of money

@@tnarockshard I’ve literally been listening to this band since they were Code Orange kids, that’s not a progression you make for the sake of progressing as a musician, it’s clearly a digression and unnatural. They look like they belong in the matrix for Christ sake. They’ve almost retained none of their old audience either. You can’t really justify it anyway you look at it. Just admit you’re into bad music, it’s okay. We all have guilty pleasures lmao

It's a one off single where I think they were testing the waters on WWE metal. Most of their new album is already written/recorded and one would presume more like their more innovative and more complicated normal selves. Some of us have been politely and less politely letting them know that we prefer the Underneath sound. Glad you enjoyed that album, I love it too.

Was thinking the same thing.

And powerman 5000 mostly sucked lol

It's not.. at this point.

I’m Saying look at how great FOH still is and then look at this

The last CO full length was a great album imo, and one I'd hope a Loathe fan would be able to at least appreciate, if not enjoy. Most of the show is going to feature that album, and they were very good showcasing it this past fall.

So they apparently forced "the girl" (you mean Rebah btw) Keep talking like you know shit about anything man, if a band changing sound makes you insecure and upset then that's a you problem. Literally who gives a fuck, there are bigger problems in this world right now.

I just recently saw them in Akron with $uicide Boy$ after not having seen them in probably ten years. One of the last times I saw them, they were still "Code Orange Kids" and they opened for a cd release show of the band I was in. They'd play with us every other weekend and had this insanely raw energy. We all knew they were going to blow up back then, but I don't think any of us thought they would end up sounding like this. It was very surreal seeing them play to thousands of people. It's cool they're "successful" because God knows they've busted their asses, and they went all-in for their music. I suppose that's what anyone playing music would like to see. It's just unfortunate that the spark that made them so powerful seems to have died out and has been replaced with played-out commercial radio tropes which they're clearly playing to pay the bills. My impression seeing them again recently: on the one hand, they're technically much better now, but the song-writing has just suffered so much. Incredibly boring to watch. Maybe it's just that I grew up in the 90s and saw so many horrible nu-metal and metal-core bands constantly, but I can't hit it off with the new stuff, especially the whole machismo cult-TOTH-school shooter thing. They still have some really sick riffs, but it's overshadowed by the post-grunge parts. The last few albums don't seem as coherent as the earlier stuff, and the whole head nod to nostalgia for 90s nu-metal is odd. It's obviously trendy right now, which is why it's amusing to hear them rally against trends, especially since they've ridden a wave. It's pretty obvious to see how absolutely hollow and absurd it is, but it's also still dumb when "true" hardcore bands say that non-sense, especially because hardcore is just one trend after another. I also find the constant ass-kissing and pandering to popular bands in interviews kind of funny: "We've always loved X, Y, Z and would love to have them take us on tour!" I guess that's the name of the game. Seeing them now, it felt like it was much more about "image" than the music: thus you have these stage outfits (oh look, Billie Eilish fucked Neo from the Matrix and had a baby, a greaser from the outsiders, Ed Norton from American History X, et al.). I just imagine some boomer record executive or manager being like "you've just GOT to have an image! Something that really sticks in people's minds! Trust me! Slipknot and NIN did!"

@@in.der.welt.sein. This comment is hilarious, well written my friend. Their new music had a really raw sound to it.

"dress sexy and get dolled up" lmao have you people ever seen what women actually look like? just because she isn't wearing some baggy shirt and jeans doesn't mean they're trying to make her "sexy" it really says a lot about how you possibly perceive women if Reba choosing her own getup for a music video means she's whoring herself out or something, good grief

I was thinking the same thing

Yeah, I hope the rest of their new album sounds different. They're such a great band, it would be terrible if they stick to that particular bland and boring sound (like this song is...).

I hope this is only a single

“I wanna get inside your fax machine”

@@gamhenry2380 I think it's just a one off because it's too early for a new album cycle. This shit is awful and straight up embarrassing.

@@thefilmeffect6089 I agree

oh shit it's the Brutal Doom guy.

Yeah me too. I really liked Underneath, but this just seems like it’s an attempt at a more commercial sound. Pretty disappointing… but I guess you can only stay young and pissed off for so long.

Same

@@520angling5 I definitely think it's just an experimental track from them. Their last two albums have been exploring ways to get a nu metal sound and use nu metal influences without just rapping over a metal instrumental, whether that be by using nu metal riffs or taking influence from hip hop production wise. I definitely think that's what their doing with this one, just to a bigger extent. This song isnt entirely for me but I appreciate it and respect the hell out of the courage it takes to release something like this in 2021.

Thats portoy from tallah on drums in this vid

@@RAWHEADSPEAR I know. That's why I said what I said. Hopefully this is just a paycheck for him and he doesn't bail on Tallah permanently. Tallah has much more promise in my opinion.

Same here. Me and my GF watched those lives they had from different cities during the pandemic. I would defend these guys so much, but this doesn't have the good balance between melodic and heavy. In this particular track, none of those parts excels.

Good take. I agree. This is hilariously bad.

Don't you mean flying R!!!

@@Trauzzinator if only! Lol

I loved Bleeding in the blur to be honest. But this sounds like every metal band at the moment trying to go mainstream. The guitar solo’s cool tho.

Funny, stabbing westward just dropped a new song

@@johnnyneedham9831 I like that song "Shame" from way back. Never really got into them though.

@@aeskeets they were on a few movie soundtracks I think that’s how I found them haha

This is the one.

I got Gravity Kills Guilty for sure it's even the same vocal range.

Well, basically we miss a good song. :D

She sold it

Is she not allowed to play a different guitar?

I don't recall any of those songs using guitar solos like this one did. But yeah otherwise sounding surprisingly derivative for a band that is usually innovative.

@@bretp7095 the solo is probably the only thing I dug tbh.

@@blackdragon6 100%, I felt the same way.