To me this song is about how Metal Heads will always be loyal to each other. Like when you listen to Metal it's not like some Rap group that releases one song and then leaves to never be seen again. Bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden have been around 30 something years and they both have a loyal following of old and young. Like me im only 13 and I am the only person in my school that listens to Maiden and I stay loyal to my music even though it's impossible to talk about music to other kids.
@LordOfLight I dunno many metal fans seem to be quick fickle ... that is, like only their subgenre, will get up bands quickly when they change their style (e.g. Metallica, Opeth), and quick to jump onto trends (e.g. numetal, djent, metalcore)
@LordOfLight I dunno many metal fans seem to be quick fickle ... that is, like only their subgenre, will get up bands quickly when they change their style (e.g. Metallica, Opeth), and quick to jump onto trends (e.g. numetal, djent, metalcore)
To me this song is about how Metal Heads will always be loyal to each other. Like when you listen to Metal it's not like some Rap group that releases one song and then leaves to never be seen again. Bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden have been around 30 something years and they both have a loyal following of old and young. Like me im only 13 and I am the only person in my school that listens to Maiden and I stay loyal to my music even though it's impossible to talk about music to other kids.
@LordOfLight I dunno many metal fans seem to be quick fickle ... that is, like only their subgenre, will get up bands quickly when they change their style (e.g. Metallica, Opeth), and quick to jump onto trends (e.g. numetal, djent, metalcore)
@LordOfLight I dunno many metal fans seem to be quick fickle ... that is, like only their subgenre, will get up bands quickly when they change their style (e.g. Metallica, Opeth), and quick to jump onto trends (e.g. numetal, djent, metalcore)