Who was in the wrong here?
Who was in the wrong here?
Ian Brooks
Jaxon Rogers
The Pitchfork founder
Landon Jenkins
the grown man yelling at a teen because of a bruised ego
Ayden Price
the cameraman for filming this cringey scene
Jordan Martin
Those tattoos
Eli Taylor
Yeah dude LMAO CRINGE CLINNNGGGYGYYYYY XDDDdddd
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*watches Leafyishere*
Wyatt Green
That's all it is.
A grown ass man bullying some kid.
Chase Nguyen
greatest interview of all time
Logan Gonzalez
Skip to 16:00
Sebastian Diaz
Are you okay?
James Rivera
kys
James Harris
Rollins
Liam Murphy
OOOHHHH eggggy lmao XDD yeah cuzz kys so clinnnggeyyyyyXDDD olol
dihkes
Jayden White
can't say he's mellowed out in his old age either.
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and here he is bullying poor toby keith
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toby's a good boy. fuck henry rollins
Nathaniel Rivera
ease up on the irony, dude
Leo Taylor
How so?
Samuel Robinson
*eases up on the irony*
Daniel Cooper
You seriously better ease up on the irony or I will ease your asshole faggot.
Blake Garcia
hang on i have to pewp
Jonathan Harris
"you are conventional"
>oh yes
my god i cant believe i have a shitty black flag tattoo
Lincoln Lewis
Nah, that Jeff Tweedy one that used to get posted here a lot is the greatest of all time, I'd look it up to post it but it's too intense to watch again for me but that first time was magical
Jason Murphy
henry was acting like one of those posters who tries to invalidate every negative opinion by saying something like it's a free country and the artist owes you nothing
Jackson Rogers
same.
Brandon Gutierrez
what's the source material for this
Brayden Nelson
Henry: "So what is your scam?"
Kid: "um uh fucking around more or less"
Henry: "Does the scene make or break your thing? Do you think about your scene before you go to bed at night?"
I have no idea what even this interview
Jeremiah Martinez
i havent said the word "cringe" in years
Lucas Lee
It's just aggressive tryhard posturing.
Thomas Barnes
Henry Rollins might be the biggest douche in the music industry. The dude acts like some iconic god of music but hasnt really done shit. He was in Black Flag for like 2-3 years and even his own bandmates and fans of the band hated him. He acts like he made so much great music and tried so hard to innovate. He must have forgot that he made this song
Kayden Morales
Kevin Howard
people insecure about not being punk enough so they try to prove that they're more punk than others
Charles Gutierrez
I'd say its insecurities. From what Ive seen of him he seemes like a cool guy and is just terrible in social situations.
Julian Collins
he also looks a bit like Timmy McVeigh
Brayden Wilson
Shit... I'm interested. Anyone have it?
Angel Collins
Cut your fucking hair
Ugly motherfucker
Carter Reed
rude
Grayson Powell
For what it's worth, Liar's not really a decent example of his music work. It's his most notable solo song, but I would argue something like Illuminations (his last notable single to get airplay) was better in that the song felt like a song whereas Liar felt like a spoken word piece reworked into a song.
That said, Rollins hasn't been a musician for ages in terms of his main source of work; ironically he's much more interesting (or tolerable; your mileage may vary) as an actor/spoken word performer/writer.
Liam Torres
You look like effiminate anteater humanoid
Landon Rivera
For what it's worth, Black Flag was a wholesale train wreck of a band and Rollins only got hate from the band, because he kept pointing out how self-destructive a lot of their creative choices are (granted, given the backstory about what happened to his first BF album, who could blame him).
That said, I'd argue that the only decent album Rollins has ever done was "Come In And Burn".
Parker Clark
lol makes every situation a big deal just like my dad. needs anger management
Isaac Turner
Is it this one? youtube.com
Easton Peterson
Nah, this is
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Tyler Nelson
I have never met Mr. Rollins but still I feel that in some way, some how, he is a spiritual father to me... and not just me... to everyone. He looks out for us. He wants us to better ourselves. He wants us to learn. He wants us to be aware and cautious of the incredible amount of BS in this world. He is not trying to shelter or coddle us. He knows w are going to fall down and scrape up our knees sometimes, so he shows us how to deal with it and how to get back up and learn so we don't fall and scrape them up again. For this I am always thankful for him. Respect.
Blake Bennett
you're not wrong, but it's important to remember that ginn is still ginn
Jeremiah Jones
What a cringy post.
Brody Hernandez
>the interpretive dance party at the end
this is amazing
Daniel Gomez
I swear Henry Rollins approaches every situation seeking to "own" someone like the bar scene in Good Will Hunting.