Gangnam Style - Metal Remix

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Cant stand Metal, just sounds like screaming monkeys and out of tune power chords played by gorillas

OK, i'll be the bitch here.

You came into a thread labelled as "metal" why exactly?

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OK, i'll be the bitch here.

You came into a thread labelled as "metal" why exactly?

Because I wanted to?

Are threads about songs only open to people who like them now ? Surely I am allowed to give my opinion on anything, unless I missed a rule somewhere labelled 'Nazi Forum Rules' ?

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OK, i'll be the bitch here.

You came into a thread labelled as "metal" why exactly?

Because I wanted to?

Are threads about songs only open to people who like them now ? Surely I am allowed to give my opinion on anything, unless I missed a rule somewhere labelled 'Nazi Forum Rules' ?

Could you please not start yet another flame war please? Good grief.

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Because I wanted to?

Are threads about songs only open to people who like them now ? Surely I am allowed to give my opinion on anything, unless I missed a rule somewhere labelled 'Nazi Forum Rules' ?

No you didn't miss any rules stating you couldn't but have you ever stopped to think that maybe just because there's not a rule against it you shouldn't sit down and think "Maybe i need to be more respectful for once".

P.S. I don't listen to metal but i can quite clearly hear that everything including the power chords are in tune.

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No you didn't miss any rules stating you couldn't but have you ever stopped to think that maybe just because there's not a rule against it you shouldn't sit down and think "Maybe i need to be more respectful for once".

I wasn't being disrespectful at all, let me give you a recent example, even a mod from here said it was absolutely fine to bad mouth religions as it does not directly insult the people who believe in it

So explain to me this, if that is true, why should it be any different at all if I bad mouth a type of music? I'm not insulting anyone directly either

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Because I wanted to?

Are threads about songs only open to people who like them now ? Surely I am allowed to give my opinion on anything, unless I missed a rule somewhere labelled 'Nazi Forum Rules' ?

Could you please not start yet another flame war please? Good grief.

The thing is, that the thread has a title "Gangnam Style Metal Remix". Detection has come into the thread hating metal, just to post that he hates metal. What is the point in that? To me, his initial reply is the spark for the flame.

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The thing is, that the thread has a title "Gangnam Style Metal Remix". Detection has come into the thread hating metal, just to post that he hates metal. What is the point in that? To me, his initial reply is the spark for the flame.

No I did not come here just to say I hate metal, yes that is what I posted but I came here to listen to the remix and post my opinion on it, which I did.

Some remixes are great but that type of metal just sounds like noise to me, there would be plenty of music I like that no-one else likes but I wouldn't feel like I was directly hurt when people gave their opinions on it

Its as pathetic as people defending OS's as if they were their own love child, if you like something that someone else hates, get over it, we're not identically programmed robots and if you can't handle the opinion that directly conflicts your own, you need to grow up

Anyway, as Mephistopheles requested, do not turn this into a flame war thread, pretty childish to cause such a fuss over someone elses opinion

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No I did not come here just to say I hate metal, yes that is what I posted but I came here to listen to the remix and post my opinion on it, which I did.

Some remixes are great but that type of metal just sounds like noise to me, there would be plenty of music I like that no-one else likes but I wouldn't feel like I was directly hurt when people gave their opinions on it

Its as pathetic as people defending OS's as if they were their own love child, if you like something that someone else hates, get over it, we're not identically programmed robots and if you can't handle the opinion that directly conflicts your own, you need to grow up

Anyway, as Mephistopheles requested, do not turn this into a flame war thread, pretty childish to cause such a fuss over someone elses opinion

OK, I have no intention of turning it into a flame war, but your first post doesn't in any way give an opinion about the video. If you had said " I don't like this kind of metal......" then that would have been fine. But the way you put it was just "I Hate Metal......."

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Oh quit it already. It's indeed ok to badmouth, but nevertheless you're crapping into our very souls, so do expect people to become agitated :whistle:

As for the Gangnam Style... sick to teeth with it. Besides, Korean language doesn't fit metal. It does kind of sound like crazy monkeys in this case.

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