Korn pioneered the nu metal wave of the late nineties and early two thousands, though their innovation was almost overshadowed by their self destructive ways. This is the tragic history of Korn, and their subsequent road to redemption.
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Hopefully Korn will keep going strong for years to come... they deserve it after all they've been through.
Yes they do! I loved Korn since I was a kid. I'm so glad they let Head back in after all he been through. I hope Korn goes on strong for another 25 years!!
Hire somebody else to commentate. Voice doesn't go with all the videos. Other than that, great video.
I enjoyed this so much even more than the slipknot one cant wait for more videos
@@supersyaz2871 Wtf are you talking about?
Rock Feed Yo I called it.
Korn is one of them bands you love as a teen. Then grow out of. Then come back to as an adult and appreciate how good they were even more. Been a fan since the mid 90's.
greysymphonyearth this is actually true as fuck lol
Couldnt of said it better
I never felt like I grew out of Korn. My music taste is all over the place. I have periods of listening to this, to that, and so on. Just got back into a Korn period, and I don't know how I went so long without them.
Their debut album is one of the best recordings of all time. Loved reading Fieldys autobiography as well. Good insight into Korn
Exactly, I'm 31 years old and these guys had some of the gnarliest music videos
I was raped when I was 14, I went years without telling my parents. One day I was sitting in my room listing to self titled and daddy came on and finally broke down and told her. I relate to this band so much. I've seen them 20 times since 99. Went almost 6 years without a show because kid and stuff , saw them last week in Phoenix and it was like it was 99 again. So much soul and emotion in their music and JD is just as amazing as ever.
I’m so sorry. I hope you get the help you deserve. I hope who ever did this get punished extremely
The same thing happened to me I broke down hard when I first heard Daddy, my parents were so stupid and ignorant at the time they thought children get molested for being sexy for asking for it, I wish I could jump in a time machine go back and slap the shit out of my parents for thinking so stupid
"I was raped when I was 14" - YOU FELT DIRTY!
Hey, I am absolutely sorry for what happened to you. I hope life treats you well and that whoever did this to you gets the justice he deserves.
Why would you keep quiet?
“The song daddy is arguably the band’s darkest song” ARGUABLY?!
Kill you is the only one that's close.
I'd say "Pretty" is hands down their darkest song. (it's a true story from Jonathan's stint as a coroner when he had to examine/dissect the corpse of a baby who was raped to death by her father)
@@Dhakadice Okay you proved me wrong
@@Dhakadice Holy Sh¡t and I thought Daddy was bad!
The first time I heard that song I felt so many things: horror, anger, sadness, disgust... It's not a song to enjoy, that's for sure.
I didn't understand why I loved Korn so much as a teenager. People around me wrote them off as "Devil Music." They wrote me off as some Goth kid with a bad attitude. But the music spoke to my soul. As someone who was bullied, abused physically and sexually, I can say there's more to the draw of metal. They helped me survive some painful and dangerous times in my upbringing. I have found my faith, just like some members of the band. The holy spririt is real. Just because I was born into a terrible situation: it didn't mean I had to STAY THERE.
Bless you!!
Good for you man❤❤❤
Bless you dude
your god doesn't exist
Me too. God bless you.
Korn didn’t rise to fame during the nu metal wave. They invented it.
No hed pe did
Fuck yeah! Hed (pe) was one of the greatest bands ever.
How about RATM?
hed p.e. - (1994) g-punk, rock, reggae rock, nu-metal korn- (1993) nu-metal
@@misstembo2000 Rage isn't Nu Metal.
When he mentioned “daddy” I was like: welp here we go
Same.
yep
@Daniel Soucy no pun intended
Same
i'm probably the oldest Korn fan, i'm 65 and have loved their music since the beginning and will continue to do so.
I'm 65 & been a huge KORN follower. It was my son when he was a teenager who introduced me to their music.
Linda Marie I’m 52
My mother is 65 and, just like me, loves Korn too. I think you'd get along 😆
@Lalo 27 The untouchables was the death of the band
I saw a lady that looked to be in her 70s last night at the concert. Looked like her grand daughter was helping her down the stairs, was so sweet
I was being molested by my dad for atleast 3-4 years. It was the worst thing ive ever been through in my whole life. Ive only heard “Daddy” once because hearing the actual lyrics made me cry. I hardly ever talk about my situation with anyone. But i still think about it almost everyday. What my dad did affected everything about my life.
I feel so bad for you
Sending love..
Did you have him arrested?
You need to talk about it more when you're ready. You're not alone at all. It's horrifying how normal this stuff is sadly. We give these monsters way too much power by staying silent. You have nothing to be ashamed about. Your dad has everything to feel ashamed about on the other hand. He did not provide you the basics a child needs, to feel safe. Maybe a therapy circle can help you. They're usually free and can be quite healing once you see you're really not alone. I wish you all the best ❤❤
I'm so sorry that happened to you. I really hope that you can keep on being strong and push through these horrible experiences. Wish you the best and hope for a very bright future ❤❤❤
It’s crazy that Korn and Slipknot are hitting 20 years+.
Dude it’s hard to believe it’s 2019 almost, i remember when this band came out in the 90s
I remember when Korn ruled metal in the 90's, seems like yesterday.
It's crazy that Slipknot sucks now, but Korn is Better now or should I say "Slip-Sour"
Korn and Slipknot have each made the music in which they personally believe since they have never given two shits about the lamestream (TRL) music scene.
@@bFOURdwZEROlf I don't think it is so much that Slipknot sucks. They still miss Paul Gray. There is no getting over a loss like that. Ever.
Really proud of these guys for getting themselves straight. They've helped so many people through a lot with their music and they deserve the best.
Childhood trauma hits us as adults for some reason. I never had problems untill I was an adult, and then bam. The trouble started. We have to look within ourselves, and self heal each problem one at a time. Even if it takes a while, u just have to keep on fighting, you will see that eventually if you work hard enough, you can truly heal and be better.
Didnt even watch the video, but yes their music is great and they deserve God's love
Metal band : exist Drugs : I'm about to ruin this man's whole carrer
It makes and breaks bands and people. Nirvana wouldn’t have been Nirvana without dope. It wouldn’t have existed nor ended without Heroin.
Whew, at least their career is okay.
Women: imma jump in there
Sad but true
Nobody: You: overused meme
I love when people say "abusing methamphetamines" like there's some context in which people out there are simply using it responsibly...
America ❄️❄️❄️
Adderall
Tim Kinney yea, so... umm, I like only use it on the wknds and never on Sundays after 6:00 pm.
Um, yes, it is a prescription medication that is prescribed to millions of Americans.
Tell that to kids who're getting a chance to focus in school despite their ADHD messing things up.
The 90s and early 2ks...what a wild time
For reals thoooo
My My My. The Era is enough to get you high
The only time. Today is soft as baby shit and will just be laughed at
Yeah and the Rave scene was pretty extreme too, I rode both sides of the fence in the 90s f****** dancing and tripping and drinking and banging my head, both. Rage Against the Machine Scott Henry DJ Feelgood Korn Morbid Angel Pantera dieselboy Tool, dj icey, dj qbert, slipknot....it was just a hell of a time
You should’ve said it like yoda
I'm a Korn fan since I was 14 years old, in two weeks it will be my 33th birthday and still love this band like day one
Same!🤘🏻
Same, 30 y/o here
Same ,37 now!
Started listening Korn as i was 15, with 16 i was all day running around with the album Freak on a Leash in my Discman :D
Same here, since life's peachy!!! I was 13. Awesome band.
“Brian left” *cries for minutes on end* “Brian has financial issues” *cries harder* “Brian rejoined sober” *stops crying* “Brian had addiction issues again” *cries again*
And then Brian Accepted Jesus Christ and His whole life changed.
@@Anonymous-jd4hs literally like bro i don’t know if i should be happy or having a mental breakdown
@@f.a.i.t.h.00 I think you should be happy because he was saved and now he don't take drugs and he don't make sinful music
@@Anonymous-jd4hs sinful music? Shut your lips pal.
@@Anonymous-jd4hs his music was never sinful. do not say anything like that.
I can confirm they are still going strong, better even. Just saw them this week and they were nothing short of amazing. Jonathan performs the songs with full presence and emotion as though hes singing the songs for the first time. You can really feel what hes going through. Best show I've been to recently. Truly captivating.
The longevity of Korn should be celebrated. Those dudes went through hell and back and still pushed through. Respect.
I loved to listen to Korn growing up as an abused teen. My older brother introduced me to this awesome band when I was a teenager. I felt so heard and related to by their songs. I felt validated in my pain through them. My older brother was also severely abused by the same family member that abused me. He helped me get out of that abusive household. He literally saved my life. He turned to alcohol and drugs to cope with his severe trauma and mental health issues. I lost him back in March of this year due to alcohol poisoning and my heart still hurts that he’s gone. He was only 39. I have his ashes with me now. I want to hold a memorial for him next weekend since it will be his 40th birthday. I’m going to play Korn in his memory. I love you Michael. I miss you every day. Korn will always be a band that gave me comfort during the hardest times of my life as a survivor of abuse.
I’m sorry for your loss
band had issues with drugs and booze, in other news, there are 7 days in a week.
Oh man I feel like my life is a lie.
And then call it tragic that we have 7 days a week..
@@mccullough8789 so you don't have problems that you live? Must be a therapist.
JK Kim Jesus no doubt why are all these stories so “tragic”? It’s kind of insulting to actual tragedies.
for real 😂😂😂😂
The movie for Korn should be called "Coming Undone"
Or just Korn
Favorite song by Korn
Makes me feel old knowing Korn will be eligible for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame next year.
Ryan Szichak wait really?? Holy shit!
@@Scootaskyeee Yeah debut album was released in '94 and it takes 25 years after debut release to be considered. No way they get inducted in the next couple years as the HOF is notoriously slow in inducting people, but they will be able to be inducted.
Social security bout to kick in
WHAT wow
Time can really fly by lol
RRRrrrrr YOUuuuu READYyyyyyyy!!
I can see, I can see I'm going bliiiiind
I was listening that xD
I love this song
To fuck off?
Dudududududduu
It’s awesome that Jonathan Davis is an advocate for people with mental illness! That’s amazing and heartbreaking his wife passed and he is taking her tragedy and making it a reality for people to see that mental illness is a sad and heartbreaking thing! I have mental illness and my family is unfortunately victim to it also! I love that celebrities are making this a reality that is really hard to deal with and it’s amazing I love Johnathan Davis for that!!
He became a celebrity because of it. Korn's always been about mental health and helping people through things. That's what all of us fans love them for and made them famous for. How they stuck with it and even to this day make their music with the same goals and honesty is singularly easily the largest impact anything has had on my life. I'm still alive because of them. Love them to death!
Oh my god, I remember always getting in trouble for bugging my dad when I was a kid to put on “daddy” because I thought it was for him and he would always said no! I didn’t even think about it again till now.
Children are so innocent.
When I was seven I remember hearing the self titled album in its entirety as a kid I was afraid of my own emotions hearing Jonathan davis a grown ass man pour his heart out taught me not be afraid of my own emotions they been my favorite band ever since thank you for this video !
Carlos Torres I was raised on Korn because of my older brother. 6 years older. I would hear them play everyday on his stereo.
Damn right brother. My mom raised me on this music. Est 98'
Carlos Torres beautifully said
@Carlos Torres Hey man, they have this new invention... it's called a period. You should really check it out.
i feel you friend
Love how you ended it on a really positive, hopeful note.
Execpt for David Silveria lol
Two of the members of KORN, grew up in our neighborhood, and were really smart and loved by all of us, and even though we are now in the Seattle area, I really am happy that the Holy Spirit has always been with All of them. Great Band.
Out of all the bands I loved growing up, to this day at age 33, hearing my mom mention Korn is just priceless: "Korn's on tv!" I was so in love with Brian back in the day.
I saw him at the family values tour. I couldn't tell he was under so much stress. they all put on an AMAZING show!! Plus Evanescence was there, flyleaf, Shinedown .... Hell of a festival.
That's freaking awesome. Sounds like a great moment in history to me
That would have been an epic show
Only time I seen them was when they where with Manson and Danzig.
I saw that tour! It was amazing!
I'll forever regret I couldn't go on that tour!
15:51 that feeling when you get rid of addiction (either from substances or from another human being) can be compared to a Spiritual Awakening. Thanks for sharing this, it really inspired me. Many blessings for all those who are struggling with mental illness, anxiety, substance dependency or other disorders.
I love Korn. Saw them with Alice in chains last summer. Dope ass concert 🤘🏻
Really? Who ask you ? Who Cares ? Do You Want a Fortune Cookie ?
@@mr.benjaminfranklin7108 i asked and i care
But.... everyone in Alice In Chains is dead...???
@@rustyshack1707 not everyone, just the bassist and layne staley. pretty disrespectful how they went on without layne
@@iuploadsometimes I bet OP has no idea who Staley even is
The first time I heard korn I was 7. My dad was a death metal and metal fan, and he had an amazing system in his car. He went into a gas station and I blasted "here to stay" 2 times straight. Ever since I've been obsessed with their amazing capabilities and risks they took. Bass guitarist is nothing I've ever heard before
his low point was digging through the couch for spare change... I have been doing that for a decade. Drugs are bad.
PrmFirestorm 086 everyone has their own rock bottom my friend. Stay strong
I was a very resourceful junkie. I would find ways to get crack no one would ever believe. The couch definitely paid off a few times. I’m clean about a year now. I had to hang it up. 25 years was enough.
try dropping a $20 crack rock on a white linoleum floor...
@@pyametra 20 piece is big enough to find easily.
@@yankees29 lol..love your simplicity about it...I guess I've come up with or otherwise..just did strange shit while on drugs/alcohol...
I listened to "Daddy" once, almost a year ago. I haven't been able to since. I'd listened to a few Korn songs, but didn't really know much about the band members' personal lives. Listening to that song scared me, honestly. A very disturbing song, and a sad story 😔
You can't understand that song unless you've been through it.. the song shouldn't scare you, what abusers do to children should..
TY for sharing Korn's story, they are such a dominant band with huge success, despite the challenges they've endured, so much love for these amazing musicians, been a big fan for many years...God Bless you Korn, you deserve only the best in life after giving so much to the world...
This is such an amazing video. I'm a Korn head but there were some things I learned today. I had a great home life, but away from home I was bullied a lot, made fun of because I stuttered a lot, socially awkward and awkward around girls. It was Korn which was the first rock band I listened to that took that anger away and made me feel like I was apart of them. I was 11 when I first heard them, I'm 33 now and I never stopped listening to them.
Stuttering gone now?
@@ghostwriter6231 Honestly it never went away, but speech therapy classes helped me a lot to control it, I stutter still but you really can't tell.
Thank you for sharing.
I'm 16 and I have Autism I've been bullied in school and I still get bullied in school I've turned to Rock and Metal to save me from suicide God bless you Metallica and Koяn for saving me from going down an even darker path doing drugs and drinking alcohol and I also think the Lord
So sorry that happened to you ❤️ hope you're doing better now
So glad they're still together. I love Korn
I love you for loving KoRn.
@@KoRnBaKo I love you for loving her for living KoRn.
Bubblegum Casket I love you for loving him for loving her for loving koRn!
Awww I feel the reverb off all that love man and Im lovin' it and I like KoRn and Love JD aka Jonathan H. Davis hubba hubba xD
My favorite song is undone
I’m so proud of them all for getting their act together and fighting their demons. It’s so hard to do. I saw these guys in 2006 during their Family Values Tour and I didn’t know about any of this tragedy back then… they were amazing musicians and I don’t know how they dealt with all this crap while making phenomenal music. True tortured artists… stay strong gentlemen ♥️
Fun fact: Todd Mcfarlane, creator of the 90's top selling comic book Spawn, was the illustrator for Follow The Leader's album artwork. His signature full color art style can be spotted from a mile away if you know what to look for.
He also directed the music video for Freak on a Leash.
@@timalvarez558 pretty sure he worked with disturbed and some other bands too, big metal fan it seems
This is the main and important reason why I love so much Korn - their music and what they went through helps so many people who also need help, support . They are the main reason why I struggle with my problems. I have a tattoo on my arm "Always keep fighting " . I did at that moment when Brian returned to the band! This phrase is Korn for me!
Keep up the fight I feel like giving up at times.
@@kennethwilliams6916 when i had down KoЯn given power 😎😎😎
I was obsessed with KoRn back in the day. I had a shirt for every day of the month plus the chain wallet, ring, and necklace. Their music was my life back then. Those were the good old days!!! And always remember, the high cost of living aint nothing like the cost of living high!
Well said brother
i love how timeless this band is. my dad used to listen to korn in the late 90s when he was a teen, then when i was little i would hear them on the radio, and now im 13 and they're my favorite band. korn will probably stick with me till im older too. idk i just think its kinda neat.
Korn is and always will be badass. This was the music of my youth. The 90s and early 2000s had the best music. At 38 I still consider myself a Korn Kid
This is not a "Tragic History"" this is a story of triumph! They have my respect, just keep it up and keep the dream alive for people like us! Make the story positive and not "tragic"
LAPD actually stood for: "Laughing as people die" the band formed with the other name but had most of its 'success' with the 2nd name.
6:09 AUDIO discussing SINGERS emotional childhood trauma... zooms in on DRUMMER
lol
Whoever made this video was convinced this picture of David was Ross Robinson 🤦🏽♂️
Same thing happened when he was talking about Welch, he zoomed in on Fieldy lol
I know this sounds cliche, but their music has helped me endure my own mental struggles for nearly thirty years. It let's me know I'm not alone.
I really like these documentary style videos
I love ones about Korn or Limp Bizkit because they are bands that no one talks about no more, when in fact, they should be talked about alot because they were HUGE in the 90s, just ike Nirvana. Sadly not many people know or remember them.
Followthepath not where I’m from. People talk about Korn and Nirvana all the time up here in Chicago. I am a moderate fan of all three of them. I was never die hard any which way but I liked a few songs from each of them.
The Rageaholic has a series called Metal Mythos where he goes through a bands history and albums. They're usually at least like a half an hour long. Check him out, see if he's covered anyone you're interested in.
@USA POWER HONOR DOMINATION - I totally disagree with your statement that Suicidal Tendencies were underrated. Instead, I think that they were totally overrated. They were (are..if you count today) absolutely awful. Mike Muir couldn't sing... they were absolutely awful.
This bllshit?
Everytime i watch one of these i feel likes its the rock/metal version of VH1 classic i love it.
VH1 used to rule. Behind the Music, Top 100 Artists of Hard Rock, and even I Love the 70's, etc.
The music from this band helped me work through my own personal trauma and abuse as a youngster. Knowing that I wasn't alone no matter how lonely I felt, gave me strength to keep living and overcome the obstacles that my mind created. Korn and Linkin Park both helped me to fight through the anger, misery and self loathing that comes form being abused and being called a liar when you reach out for help. Its massive and destructive how kids seek for help from the people who say that's what they are there for, only for them to beat you down more and hand you over to the abuse again. I'm grateful they are still making music.
Your words and spirituality brought tears to my eyes. Thank you Brian and God bless your life!
Korn is a excellent band, I have been listening to their music since they first came out.. I just went to the 2019 concert last month and even though the lead singer Jonathan Davis is getting older he still rocks like he's 20 and to no disappointment he came out in his kilt and killed it..... Rock on guys...
🤘❤KoRn❤🤘 I been sober for a month now, and this inspired me to keep going. Thank you once again. Much love.
Wow. This is so well told and structured. I’ve always loved the band. I didn’t know of their strength and grace. Thank you.
My all time favorite band when my dad committed suicide in 1997 i was 15 korn helped me get through it
Man, I miss this band. Used to listen to them a lot in high school. Approaching 36 yrs old now. Time flies.
Sure does I'm 35 nxt January
Agreed. 35 in August.. miss these days
Am around the same age it sure did
I’m in High school now listening to them and many other bands 😭 scared for time to go by
@@vamp1raa brah dese old ppl keep talking abt how time flies n like 😭😭😭save us
Korn Rocks, musically and as A Vegetable 👍✌️👏
corn is actually a grain :0
Korn is ok their first albums were really amazing but the grain corn... Supposedly that shit is a gut killer
@@alandogoodjames3623 u tell him. I bet he feels really stupid now 😒
I plant Korn in the fields while listening to korn
Sorry. But i know I was raised to think corn was grain. But technically corn are fruits. Many fruits on a cob.
KORNs music has helped me through a lot of hard times and there’s a lot of songs of theirs that I can relate to!
Putting this out here in hopes no one knows me. I was assaulted by my dad when i was 8/9 , and am now 16 soon. I’ve recently gotten more interested in korn and did a deep dive on them and all their music for fun, genuinely so suprised when i found daddy. I listened to the whole song along with the lyrics and it made me think a lot of what happened to me and made me break down, i’ve barely told anyone but wow. I relate to the pain in the song so much. Now korn is one of the main things getting me through life and i’m genuinely so thankful i gave their music a chance again
❤
I can’t believe they’re still together after everything
Interesting piece of info, but would be a million times better if there was some actual music from band in background and maybe some actual clips of the band talking instead of just read outs.... that being said, great video
Copyright kind of makes that impossible. Lately, just a second or copyrighted music can get your video taken down or demonetized.
What about copyrighted video footages and photo images..??
JK Kim It’s the sound of the copy wrighted content that you KZhead bots pick up on ;/
youtube is killin' youtube
Facts. Not one sound bite.
Those last three albums, Serenity Of Suffering, The Nothing, and Requiem, in my humble opinion, are the best they've ever done! I was one of those who learned about them when Freak On A Leash was the single. I was in 7th grade. For so long, I was worried that Untouchables would be their last good album. They're back and better than ever!!!!
censorship on a video about KoЯn lol...seriously ?
Subbed today after watching the slipknot history yall put together, Then this amazing piece gets uploaded shortly after. Instant gratification at its finest.
AverageJoeGamer22 respect bro. 🤘🤘🤘
Off topic, Ooh-Rah 1/2! Former WPNS Co here!
Same!
@@jnwoodard8764 No shit? When where you in 1/2 man, I was there around 2009-2011 Much love man, Semper Fi!
I love them and i'm extremely happy that they've grown this much and still create amazing music.
I’ve been to over a dozen Korn concerts. Love this band.
Really sweet kind guys! Met their manager and I was lucky enough to get to hang out with them for the next 13 years!really proud and happy for them! Can't believe it's been 20 yrs since I 1st met them but they were my favorite band and didn't disappoint!! I wish them all the best I truly love each & everyone of them Especially Johnathan!!!
Sometimes the nicest people are dealing with the most horrible demons. I’m glad they grew up and helped each other and are still making music together. Even if they give up music as a career later, I hope they all stay friends into old age.
I bet Johnny Depp could play 3 out 5 band mates in a bio
Aaron Tillery hell yeah, I used to think Munky looked like Johnny Depp but as the yrs have passed I see a resemblance between Ray Luzier and JD. 🤣 🤣 at times I see it in Fields and Head
Fieldy*
That's a lot of CGI
@@goforit321 no. FEILDY 😂🤣
Maybe but not FEILDY. He is no white. Just sayin.
I got the chills watching this video. I grew up listening to these guys and their music was amazing. Korn, Life is Peachy and Follow the Leader... I grew up with those.
heck yeah follow the leader is a great album and that hidden track at the end ear ache my eye is very cool
I’m growing up with those for science like a year
Life is Peachy is too good.
jon rad IKR
I don't have those first 2 albums but I listened to them on youtube. Now they have a bunch of albums.
Just saw Korn in concert on Sunday and they tore the roof off!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I remember Korn growing up. Their albums helped a lot of young people and adults. Just knowing that they were not alone in some events they experienced. I know their music helped me and the nostalgia with it now, it has changed how I look at those moments. I can say that I am stronger going through hard times, and to be humble and kind moving forward. Hope these dudes are doing well.
You went and listened to 'Daddy' directly after this, I know.
So true
@@ozarkmountains9438 umm... The guy was raped
Ozark Mountains coward
you know it man
Yeah
Korn will forever and always be on my ipods in my cd books. At age 10 i was experiencing all this rock. Kid rock Limp slip knot godsmack and tons more is what my mother listen to. Sure i enjoyed all them but KORN and TYPE O NEGATIVE really sat in my stereo., now korn made me part of their cds made me feel like they were speaking to me. At age 12 i won untouchables off a radio station, i had to have my mother get it for me. To this day i have that cd un opened i mowed lawns to get another one so i could put it up. When i start feeling iffy and down i always put on Korn Or type o. Tbh at age 28 with not one tattoo Korn may be put on my skin as a reminder of the tough times it really helped me through Followed by Type O. I really cant wait for this new album to come out i just know John is going to put everything he has into it.
The Nothing is a classic! They took it back to the old days. Can’t stop listening to it. Just wish they will come to NYC
🖤🖤🖤 My dad have seen them in his bar, let’s just say his boss was happy that night!!!
Can you do a tragic history of static-x. Love the series and I would love to see a piece on Wayne
Omg yes! Please
+1 for that!
Yes indeed, I second that motion!!
I was actually sad when I found out he was dead. him and Chester Bennington.
My dad actually went to school with Wayne. Wayne was a couple grades below my dad. They went to Shelby high school together in Michigan. My dad has a class picture with Wayne in it. Its pretty cool.
Never though I would cry over a band, but here I am. Loved the video man!
Right I did such with the slipknot documentry
Love this band. Always related to their music even as a young kid growing up in a small town. My friends and I followed them through Arizona and western states back then. So much Monkey would recognize us and and hey its yall and say hi. After Head's books I decided to get help. My life was fally apart. From Phoenix to Big Spring TX Brian "Head" Welch was an inspiration and really did mean what he said. He didn't even know me but I took a shot in the dark and tried to contact him. He contacted me back and was the reason I continued on my journey to sobriety. We all fall and through my faith God picked me up. There are two heroes in my life. God my Savior and Brian "Head" Welch.
this was really good. i was so skeptical on watching it while seeing it on my recommend list for over a year now.. just watched it and loved it and the positive ending etc. new subscriber, thumbs up
That part about the song Daddy, made me cry, I remember I couldn’t listen to it cuz hearing the pain in his voice & circumstances in my life. But. I never knew that the band themselves couldn’t play it.
It's crazy how nobody listens to music like this anymore. It was so big at one time.
dasbakon dude I’m still listening to J. Davis. His solo album is great!
So was disco....Actually, disco was WAY bigger...Tastes change, and today's pre-20 yrs olds mostly don't care for music played by musicians...They prefer computer generated, or so they are telling us.
dasbakon I do everyday
@Alex & Rah I'm a fan of musicianship, especially exceptional musicianship. I guess I just don't have a lot of interest in computer-generated music. It just doesn't have the "soul" of yesteryear.
@Alex & Rah Oh just stop it...lol....Rage, or rave? To be or not to disco?
I remember being in school and seeing those Follow the Leader shirts around. I remember the Family Values tour which is one of the most iconic rock tours to me.
Korn saved my life on a few occasions this may not make sense to anybody but it makes sense to me so thank you join you guys rock
I remember when I was a kid riding my bike and chilling down the st I lived on and hearing blind being cranked by some older dudes , they had these big old speakers out their windows so the whole st could hear it . I just hung round listening , thinking I’m gonna do that shit when I get older watching the dudes moshing around and shit . At 31 I still get into it every time I hear it 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
The fact that they have for the most part remained together for almost 30 years is astounding. I saw them in Vegas for FTL20 and it’s amazing how they have matured their sound on every single album. Each album has its own guitar theme. ie Untouchables takes advantage of the big muff fuzz sound while issues incorporates the slides and alarm sounding tones from Head and Munky notably on Beg for Me, Make Me Bad, and Falling Away for Me.
Jeremy Gilman Falling Away From Me is definitely one of my favorites!
Is that why Korn's lyrics hit so hard? because it literally comes from the heart and the singer just screams his pains? Korn, hope you never die.
Ive been in love with this band for as long as I can remember. Theres something that their music does inside ur body that doesnt happen often with other music.
this made me appreciate the band alot more, this is why this is my favorite band.
Found my way out a long time ago. Been a rock ,blues/rock player for many years. In the 60's/70's. played all over. Most of my band mates are dead now. Still don't regret my decision.
My condolences, dude. Even if they're not with you, you're with them.
Hopefully they all accepted Lord Jesus Christ as their Savior if not they are in a horrendous place it's called hell
@@victinbay6836 You ruined it, dude. You ruined it.
@@blackagent4754 ikr 😭like what the hell bruh 💀
5:09 “The song daddy is arguably the bands darkest song” Excuse me but what ( KORN )song is as disturbing as daddy
Dance with the devil.
Kim from eminem
Sarah from tyler the creator
Annnd, that’s it
B I G M E A T Y C L A W S I meant by Korn
Missing a lot of stuff Stuff like The song “kill you “ on they’re second album life is peachy was another emotional song that make Jonathan and his band, band crew and friends cry See you on the other side was the first korn album to not have head Untitled album both have David and head not on it 2008 Jonathan almost died from a blood disease. There was some kind of drama between korn and head when head made his book save me from myself
This is so incredibly well done. Korn is one of those bands that was blowing up right as i was coming of age, so to speak. One of the best concerts i ever went to was during the summer of 2000. Papa Roach opened, and this was like, 4 months after "Last Resort" dropped. After PR came Powerman 5000, and then Korn (of course) headlined. Amazing show.. The self titled, Follow the Leader, and Issues CDs are still in my huge CD book...... you know, the MASSIVE book of CDs that everyone had! Kids today will never know.... lol
I went to the 'Pop Sucks' tour. Someplace around 2001. Trust Company opened, then Distributed and Korn wrapped it up. If I remember correctly, the tour broke up a few weeks later.
lol I STILL have that cd book, filled with approximately 300 cd's including everything from Korn 😊
@@MikeFL2TX I went to that tour as my first concert, except Chavelle (sp) was opening
@@domidaze3311 That was my first concert too.. Long stories about it, but anyways. The other concerts I have been too was the ones radio stations put on and they would last all day. Some free and some paid for.
@@domidaze3311 Oh yeah, I went to the show in Tampa Fl.
The Tragic History of Alice in Chains next please
Yessss
^^^This! So much!
Yes yes yes!!
Dat Boi ABSOLUTELY
I hate your cover photo
This was an awesome presentation. Very professionally put together.
My favorite band of all time.. especially the early years when I was getting bullied everyday I'd go home crank there music all the way up and dissapear into my metal bliss along with Tool and a select others man I miss those days even the bad days were good because it made me who I am now
I love Korn even more now seeing how strong they are and how much they have overcome. I got the chance to see them in concert with Rob Zombie a few summers back and met Fieldy. He seemed like a nice guy and even gave me a guitar pick. The concert was awesome and they put on a great performance. I will forever support this band. ❤️🙂
I was hooked on korn since 94, i was in elementary school when i found their 1st album in my older sister's room. They were all i listened to, every album over and over again all the way up to the "take a look in the mirror" record. That was the last one i bought. I began to branch out, listen to other music, then all music and eventually creating my own. There was a special love i had for korn, they hold a place that's so nostalgic in my heart. Sometimes i still listen to old songs, and feel exactly how they used to make me feel
The Korn / Rob Zombie show was my first ever concert. Was blown away 😱 lol
Victoria Black I really like your covers!! 🤘🤘
I just saw them in concert in August. They are so great live. Absolutely blew me away. What a great band that has worked so hard.
In the beginning I was a little on the older side to be into Korn however there music and lyrics just grew on me and creeped up on me like a spirit in the night....now I don't know how to live without their music and hearing about all the struggles and triumphs I love them even more... ❤❤❤❤
Amazing job. this band has seen me through many many dark days. I have seen them 29 times and cannot wait to see them again. Thank you for the story and thank you KORN for being my light....you have inspired my sobriety from all substance. Meth was the roughest monster. Thanks again