IC3PEAK REACTION - My American Host Mom reacts to IC3PEAK 

I'm attracted to it

I think what throws some (simple) people off it that they are "smiling" throughout. Simple people will think they are loving the idea of setting fire to themselves, love the idea of decapitation, etc. If you don't think about what happens in Russia and how that must make people feel and instead you think "Russia -> stereotypical evil people -> so these people are evil", then you very quickly come to the conclusion that these should be vile, insensitive, violence-loving Russians. Normally I wouldn't have listened to the song either, but I have focussed on the issues a bit more, the last couple of months and that has given me insight in (part of) what is going on in Russia (and Belarus, where I have a penpal now) and how most of the popular songs sing (in secret hints and double-meanings) of the dragging tiredness and 'god I am done with this"-feeling of being surpressed and under constant threat of your own government. So I can see the "emptyness" she is conveying with her eyes, and the "I'm so done I am losing my mind"-atmosphere that's going on. But again, I have done a tiny bit of research. If I hadn't, I might've gone down the same "popular" train of thought as well and concluded they are promoting violence.

ни хрена ты не поняла

@@Asmodus33 ХЫЫХВХХВХАХАХАХАХАХАХАХЧЕ ты че хуйню высрал какую то, в чему это вообще? Асмодус33, ты чаво? Ебанулся совсем?

​@@Asmodus33 Поясни.

А в других странах такого нет? Особенно в США...

@@user-gf8fl4oe5b у них есть несколько групп, которые хорошо звучат в США

Оуу, это так мило❤

может будет грубо, но пока не вымрут все бывшие коммуняки в снг нихуя не изменится и это факт, тем более сейчас. А и да конечно, я не имею ввиду обычных людей, они ничего не значат уже давно в рф и рб

жиза . Я тоже почти все поняла , хотя за английский не шарю

Видимо я один такой тупой хD

@@parennekk не один)

получается ваш английский то не так уж и плох

Кровь молодёжи, у которой хватает мозгов не поддерживать режим хуйла, очень важна для кремлёвских людоедов. Когда они подавляют протесты, они напиваются кровью оппозиции, и для них это круче самых забористых наркотиков. Хуйлу и его дружкам больше всего на свете необходимо ощущать власть над чужими жизнями - это болезнь всех диктаторов, а в России с ядерной дубинкой это ещё и опасно для всего мира.

@@Swageralt тоже не плохая интерпретация

Reading this some how gave me the permission to cry too. I’ve been a fan since the start of them and watched a great break down from another channel, “Natasha’s Adventures”. I am an empath but was raised in an environment that made me need to shut down so I just broke down with the March bit where they blew up the stuffed animal because I just really felt it. I hate that kids are robbed of being children and innocent and have to harden their heart.

Same here, but I have grown up in a country where free speech is not an issue and neither was it in my family. I've been very privileged. It did remind me of the moment where (despite ofcourse having _heard_ of abusive parents) I once spoke to someone with abusive parents, that didn't feel safe at home. It hit me like a train to see his hatred and fear towards his parents and how I couldn't relate to it, apart from maybe the fear towards my highschool-bullies. I later worked with kids (Pedagogic Worker) and saw a child being mistreated by his father. I stood up for the kid and corrected the father's behaviour, who shouted at me to not get involved. I repeated myself, but only made things worse appareantely, while the other teacher gleefully (the bitch) asked what kindof punishment the kid would receive at home. The kid was the so-called 'troublemaker' so she hated him. That morning, I had carefully helped him by bringing him new trousers, because he peed in his original trousers in fear (which I thought was strange, since he was nearly 11.) It still makes me upset, since I had to leave suddenly for my own wellbeing (I was taken away from the internship by my mentor after the colleagues threw food at me and threathened me) and did not have a chance to get people from child-protection-services involved to help that child. And it still eats me up nowadays, I tear up and I feel so angry at this injustice. And this situation with Russia gives me the same feeling.

дурак ты и только. подписался после их ахинеи. сочувствую твоим родителям

Так он русский.. Может хотели сказать "она"?

Назовите мне страну не третьего мира, в которой не так?

@@user-tj6ki5zr9i Норвегия, которая скорее как исключение. Да и там всё также, просто в меньшей мере

Well, you don't have to wonder anymore. You'll definitely love their new song, "Dead but Pretty." It has more metal influences, and a little bit of basic English.

@@shipwreck9146 Yeah seems like my prediction on their progression was actually pretty accurate. Their three most recent singles (Vampir, Worm and Dead but Pretty) are pretty good. I honestly didn't like any of them during first listen but after a few more times hearing them I definitely enjoy them. Let's see if these singles are part of an upcoming album or are just standalone songs.

@@RockyPondProductions Definitely pretty impressed by your prediction. That's a good music genre progression analysis skill. They released Vampir first, and I didn't really listen to metal before, so it took me a few listens to get used to it. And now I'm drinking blook like cherry coke, I wish I had a soul. I think they used these three songs as a progression to more metal. Vampir, Worm and Dead but Pretty form a spectrum between trap and metal. (with vampir having the most trap influences, and dead by pretty having the most metal) I'm really hoping they're part of a new album.

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I understood the part about chains and joints as representing the politicians too.

Maybe both? The way she holds the man that tenderly lays in the grass, reminded me more of a man mourning the wife he killed, but somehow also still thinking 'well, if only she hadn't been so-' etc. I even thought that he was her, for a second, when he laid in the grass. His face looked very soft in comparison to his usual triangular (if you know what I mean...sharp) face. She is the one that looks more sharp and 'pointy' in her face and behaviour, her movements are more rigid and he is more soft and is making music on the piano. I think the idea is maybe to do both. The lyrics are about the woman, but in the video, she also kindof plays the man, I think.

I've seen children grow up to become better than their parents and they have witnessed violence and they shy away from it in their adult life. But sadly, many ideed hate the violence, but have been taught that it is normal and will _still_ somehow repeat the cycle. I used to date a man who had witnessed his parents fight, physically and emotionally. And he hated them for it, he hadn't received any love from anyone. I thought that I could give him love, show him that the world was not so bad. But (amongst many problems) he was a drinker and he was very suspicious of people that were too friendly. I also, appareantely, looked a bit like his mother when she was younger. And I looked like two ex-girlfriends (one died and one dumped him.) As a result, I was representing many women in his life and he struggled with the feelings towards me. I'm simplifying it all, but it boiled down to the fact that whenever his mom called him, and they had a fight and he had been drinking, he'd vent the anger on me later. I (after having been bullied my entire life) thought I deserved it and that I had been annoying and difficult. His friends acted the same way as him. It escalated after a while, to where he felt comfortable showing me his anger outside the house. (I have only recently come to realise how I was never allowed to be anywhere on my own, other than perhaps in a girls-store. But I did not buy groceries on my own or went to the city on my own, when I was with him. He did not want me to leave his sight when we were outside.) One day he told me to 'Walk on!' and pushed me to walk in front of him, on the street. I was distracted and saw something that I wanted to show him He again pushed me and repeated loudly WALK ON! So I walked on. Then I turned around and noticed something in a shoppingwindow. I stopped again and said; 'Hey, look, that un-sell-able vase has been sold! Wow, that must've taken a year. I wonder if they sold it or-' and he screamed 'WALK ON!' and pushed me só hard that I fell against a pole that stuck out from the ground (to indicate the end of the pedestrian-street.) He thought I 'disobeyed' and pushed me again, I tripped over a streettile and nearly fell, I held onto the pole and I suddenly burst into tears (because I was being punished for falling) and I couldn't stop my tears and the loud gasping that came with it. He grabbed my shoulder and hissed in my ear; 'STOP FUCKING CRYING! People are looking at us! They think I am abusing you or something!!!' I looked around and indeed, a few women on the opposite side of the street were looking at me concerned. I looked away and dried my tears and we walked on. We did not speak about it again, I just made sure not to stop walking anymore and not to distract him on the way home or do anything else to annoy him, until ofcourse he broke up with me and I did not take him back and he burned my art and paintings to punish me for it. That is the short version, I've kept it light. No need to add more. I am busy with a poem for Saint Nicolasday here and I have júst realised I am better off writing poems for everyone individually (15 people) instead of one big poem and so..I have some work to do xD

Yeah, Russian youth listens to IC3PEAK. This musical group is usually banned from holding concerts, they were taken away by the police, and their songs are included at rallies against the power. This is one of those groups that is not going to remain silent, even if they are trying to take away the rights and freedom of speech from Russians. I love their creativity and support their views. I hope Russia will be free soon!

I think, you already read under their last video "Kiss of death" that they were on a blacklist for concerts and even their VK (equal to FB in Russia) was closed by Russian government and the members of IC3PEAK are living now in EU. btw, they will make a tour in US in October.

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It may give him troubles in future if this becomes viral or he himself becomes very viral. They do care and track everything, people get jailed and fined for likes and reposts, but unless you are either a) very unlucky or b) the stuff you posted/uploaded/reposted gained a lot of attention you’re “good to go”.

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totally understand!! this is for true lovers of the band ;)

a nurse

@@ZacktheRussian ahhh. That makes sense!

Yes

No, her name is Reva :)

так я россиянин, который 90% своей жизни прожил в рф

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все видим и слышим -_-

о, так необычно видеть тут свежие комментарии. IC3PEAK актуальны как никогда

Так такие молодые люди из кожи вон лезут, чтобы их укрепить. Обратите внимание, сама женщина ни слова про это не сказала, только то, что в изменённом состоянии люди больше выплескивают агрессию, а этот малолетний д. побежал со своими 5 копейками про водку. Не могу представить ни одну страну в мире, которая будет так усердно поливать себя грязью, только наши 🤮

@@mille5913 позже отвечу, давно видео смотрел не помню