Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
No it doesnt
MMO-Champ users log on and just say things
Last edited by willtron; 2022-05-27 at 06:56 PM.
1) Load the amount of weight I would deadlift onto the bench
2) Unrack
3) Crank out 15 reps
4) Be ashamed of constantly skipping leg day
Love that band, especially that other song they do about hating everything about you idk the name.
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OMG did you hear that someone burned a church down in Norway though, how could anyone listen to something connected to such a violent act.
I think the band was called Creed maybe, I can't remember though.
Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
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See what this guy wrote, people? And you're whining about the original poster who (clearly) just misused "countries" when he meant "abroad," while this guy is getting upset at not comparing the United States to all of Europe.
This is the definition of hypocrisy.
Last edited by Infinity Cubed; 2022-05-27 at 11:06 PM.
I frequent a number of metal forums, go to metal shows, and know plenty of metalheads. Not everyone likes ALL styles, but almost EVERYONE I speak to or see posting on forums likes a variety of styles, there is very much a great deal of overlap. Now, most people do tend to have favorite styles, some dudes like power and traditional metal more than death metal or doom metal, some dudes tend to favor more extreme metal over old school metal, but that doesn't stop the vast majority of them from listening to stuff in other styles outside their favorites as well. Me, I favor power/traditional and thrash, but my music collection includes prog, doom, death, black, metalcore...even nu metal if you put SOAD or Disturbed in that category(some do, some don't).
Sure it is, but only when a European wants to get angry at an American and prove how superior all of Europe is to the United States, losing their shit at the sheer audacity of comparing the United States to a single country in Europe. Then it's effectively a singular country, but only because of that. Apparently.
This post is a clear statement of how you have no idea what you're talking about. Brazil isn't a homogeneous country. More immigrants have passed and raised families in Brazil than the US. Brazil has almost 1/3 of all the african ethnicity, and that's only for 50% of the population.
>You are also taking the statement that Metal is more popular or has a wider fanbase in other countries, completely on face value
I never said that throughout the thread. My only post was asking for your data, as you're clearly completely oblivious about what you're talking about.
Brazil has a lot of habitants and having a metal show from a foreign band here isn't common as it is in US, a lot of the fanbase travels just to see a band live, there's also a lot of people from neighbor countries that travels to Brazil as most bands don't tour South America as they should. So all foreigner shows here tends to be massive, like this: https://youtu.be/tsaKuddmmi8
But that doesn't mean at all that brazilians have a "metal way of life" or anything of the sort. Brazilian music is huge in its own country, I mean, REALLY huge: https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/intern...wn-music.shtml
And unfortunately metal isn't a genre that has a prolific national scene compared to other genres: samba, axé, funk (not the american one), pagode, etc.
As a metalhead myself I'm used to travel to other states just to watch a band I like to see it live, and I'm privileged to live in a city that most metal band tours goes to, but we're exceptions to the rule.
Thank goodness for WSOU.
Where I live, Metal is alive and well. We even have classic rock stations who play metal during evening hours.
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