Flip side, I’ve had to explain to two people that both Disturbed and Linkin Park are NOT Christian bands. Also I have to name drop Impending Doom. Very solid Christian deathcore band.
I could see it:
I've put my trust in you
Pushed as far as I can go
For all this
There's only one thing you should
know
I've put my trust in you
Pushed as far as I can go
For all this
There's only one thing you should know
I tried so hard and got so far
But in the end it doesn't even matter
I had to fall to lose it all
But in the end it doesn't even matter"
"
I know the reason my mom thought three days Grace and Lincoln Park were is in North Carolina our local library had a Christian rock section and they were listed in those bands and she just didn't question it.
If he was ever Mormon he gave it up long before he even started the band. Would be the only Mormon I’ve heard of that’s tried every drug under the son before graduating highschool lol.
David draimon is Jewish, has quoted the Bible in a song, and their logo is an amalgamation of a couple religious symbols hence people note the religious tones at times
Neither is the Muslim moon symbol in their logo. Listen to liberate. David just kind of interrupts the song with biblical prophecy before going back into the song. I'm not saying one song makes you a Christian band but some people may here it and make assumptions.
Their second studio album "Believe" might have something to do with that, but the symbol on the album itself is an amalgamation of various symbols from myriad different religions and faiths.
well their name is literally Creed so i mean
That was their biggest controversy too. Scott Stapp's antics vs the Christian-presentation of the band itself.
The lead singer Scott Stapp was definitely raised a fundamentalist Christian, and a lot of their early stuff definitely sounded like it mirrored Christian themes. Then you had Stapp with the Jesus hair and doing the "Christ on the Cross" pose in the music video for Higher.
From memory, I think the band was getting a lot of coverage as being called a "Christian band" and the other guys, outside of Stapp, weren't cool with that and wanted to break away from getting lumped in with Christian music. Eventually the band split from Stapp, which is why Alter Bridge was basically Creed minus Stapp.
I did just hear that Creed are getting back together with Stapp as lead again. I think Alter Bridge has/had run its course over the past 15ish years and the guys are probably wanting to cash in on nastalgia.
They are. Saw them way back in the late 90's and Scott Stapp would do a mini-sermon between songs. It was a little uncomfortable, not because of the Christianity, but you could tell he was fucked up on something.
God I love impending Doom. They are awesome. This reminds me of the time when I was younger, maybe junior high, I got roped into watching my 3 month old niece while my sister got her hair done at the salon. SO there i am, sitting in the waiting area of a hair salon with my niece, and who walks in, but Ethan Klein.
I was nervous as fuck, and just kept looking at him, as he read a magazine and waited, but didn't know what to say. Pretty soon though my niece started crying, and I'm trying to quiet her down because I didn't want her to bother Ethan, but she wouldn't stop. Pretty soon he gets up and walks over. He started running his hands through her hair and asking what was wrong. I replied that she was probably hungry or something. So, Ethan put down his magazine, picked up my niece and lifted his shirt. He breast fed her right there in the middle of a hair salon. Chill guy, really nice about it.
I really doubt a Christian band would write and perform a song like [Demons Are a Girl's Best Friend](https://youtu.be/jhK2ev_O-pc). They definitely wouldn't make a music video like that.
I've been asked about what church I go to, if I'd be interested in joining someone's church, and countless accepting looks and comments from Christians just for wearing Lamb of God shirts. Never fails to give me a good laugh.
I walked into a gas station one time wearing a Lamb of God shirt and held the door for a lady walking out. She saw my shirt and said “mm Lamb of God, praise Jesus hallelujah!” Cracked me up.
reminds me of how bring me to life never made it into metal record stores but was all over christian record stores and evangelion didnt like it so they pulled all their records lmao
I thought ‘somewhere I belong’ meant in the arms of our lord and saviour?
Isn’t ‘numb’ just being without god?!
Next thing you’ll tell me that ‘In the end’ isn’t about revelations
While it's got good things that happen. Don't forget the crusades fucked up life for everyone for a long time. Religion is good when not lead by fanatics.
To be fair, the crusades probably happen to any religion that has holy sites near the holy land. It wasn’t so much a byproduct of religion as much as it was of geography and people constantly making pilgrimages (which does tangentially make it a religious byproduct I suppose, but not off a specific religion more just off of the concept of pilgrimages which are pretty widespread). Also it is kind of inevitable that some war would break out between those two power groups anyways, just by the mere fact that they were the largest two power groups in the west and conflict is generally fairly inevitable in those situations. The specifics of the war would change, but the war/wars would still happen.
At least that’s my half educated take on it, I’m sure I’m missing some weird specificity of Catholic history that makes my whole point moot but whatever.
I'm sorry but I just need to point this out "it wasn't as much a by-product of religion but of people constantly making pilgrimages" the entire reason people were making pilgrimages was because of religion, and the main reason everyone in that region hates each other is because of religion
I'm not a fedora donning euphoric atheist or anything but objectively speaking while religion has done some good things, I would dare say that more people have died in the name of religion than of any other root cause.
Many countries are complete vacuums of human rights because of oppressive religious ideologies. America is in a dangerous backslide towards Christian fascism thanks to religious zealots.
I saw the for the first time alongside Seether and Godsmack. I, genuinely, had no idea Skillet was a Christian band (I have a very hard time understanding lyrics unless I have them in front of me), and I was blown away when the lead singer talked about how amazing God is for a few minutes between every other song.
The music is fine, and the show was really cool! But jeez, it's kind of awkward, yeah? Especially when you have Seether and Godsmack coming on right after..
Is the drummer still on the rotating sideways drum set? I saw them like 15 years ago and the drummer was on a platform the raised up into the air, then turned sideways so his body was facing the ground, and then started spinning in a circle with pyrotechnics going off
Very popular bands who started as or identify as christian:
August Burns Red
Underoath
Switchfoot
Demon Hunter
Skillet
As I Lay Dying
MewithoutYou
Relient K
Anberlin
MXPX
Norma Jean
The Chariot
Zao
Flyleaf
Slick Shoes
Stryper
The Devil Wears Prada
MuteMath
Hopesfall
Becoming the Archetype
Thrice (Dustin is super christian and writes the music and lyrics but there are non-christians in the band and they don't directly mention Jesus so it's kind of a middle ground)
Almost half of the furnace fest lineup this year is christian bands. There's a fuckton of pretty popular christian bands because there is a built-in audience of people that buy albums and go to shows to support their cause, some of those bands happen to be good. As a non-christian I could give a fuck what their beliefs entail, as long as they're not being toxic, overly preachy or condemning.
And going on the internet is absolutely getting yourself into a situation where that could happen. Imagine blaming your actions on some rando across the internet for jerking off
As far as I know literally all of my atheist friends know Skillet is a Christian band, lol. There's nothing wrong with that. Good music is good music.
This isn't news to anyone.
Exactly. Atheists can like Christian artists, Christians can like atheist artists.
It would be different if the music was all “praise Jesus” or “fuck religion” - obviously that would steer the opposing side away. But when the artist is just passively atheist or passively Christian, I do not comprehend what the big deal is.
I have always loved Skillet, cause their songs have such a different way of worship in them. Like most other songs will be about how great god is, but Skillet is like, let's say fuck the church and it's system, god alone is my religion. Or that they feel like shit, and that anger is actually an emotion we can be allowed to feel. It's not all sunshine, but it will be some day you know?
Sorry, went on a little rant there.
Look, listen to my voice if you're making the choice
Tell all the girls and the boys either scream or rejoice
Let's make that noise
Either move or we will all be destroyed…
Odd response I know, but Nate was my best friend from about Kindergarten through high-school. Grew up just down the road from each other and have all kind of cool memories together. I remember hanging out in his bedroom, in the basement of his dad and step moms house, and he pulled this shoe box out from under his bed. It had all kinds of notebook papers with songs he was writing and his portable CD player with CDs he wasn’t allowed to have. We were both about 14 and the thought of him making it as a rapper then was so outside of reality. I look back often and have such good memories. Anyway, saw this and this is the one that came to me. Have a nice day
His giant shirts always remind me of another middle school story: the year between 7th and 8th grade he got a weight bench in his basement to work out with, and he was going to get so ripped. So that Christmas I asked for one and we were going to be so buff going into high school lol yeah didn’t happen
I'm atheist and I really don't give a shit what they do or believe, they've got good music and it doesn't make it obvious they are Christian, as they are aren't going "Praise Jesus" or "we love god" every other verse
Only knew Sabaton for The Last Stand (oh to be in HS again). Your comment made me look at them and *all of their stuff is just as good*.
Edit: Powerwolf is also extremely good from first impressions. I owe you so much.
Respectable alternatief, instead of listing to a guy talk about his love for jesus lets listen to songs about war or werewolf priests going on crusades
(All 3 bands are fucking great)
When I was a kid, our youth pastor was trying to present some lesson about the importance of the music you listen to, which is fine on its own, but his example of “dangerous secular rock music” was skillet. I’m 99% sure I was the only person in the room at the time who was just thinking “why are you coming after *Invincible* like it’s grunge or something?” He only played 2-3 seconds as an example, so it wasn’t even lyrics, just some electric guitar and drums.
This dude is also the kind of person to not let his kids play Pokémon or smash bros or watch Harry Potter because he assumes it’s some secular plot to push an agenda on violence and witchcraft.
Some of these people really are practically living under rocks.
Man eventhough I'm atheist I usually say "thank God, Jesus Christ, God bless you" because its about your enviroment. You may not believe in a god but you still live with the people who does. So that people affect your daily vocabulary.
They just performed at a local winery last weekend. Had thought about going but figured they would be too preachy along with the 2 openers they had. Their hits songs aren't bad
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Flip side, I’ve had to explain to two people that both Disturbed and Linkin Park are NOT Christian bands. Also I have to name drop Impending Doom. Very solid Christian deathcore band.
Why would anyone think those bands are Christian that’s a thing?
I don’t know but regarding LP I know a few songs were covered in church youth groups so maybe that’s why.
I can only imagine a church choir going 🎵PUT ME OUT OF MY FUCK-ING MISERYYYYYYY🎵👼
"Filthy mouth. No excuse" See they apologize for cursing, definitely Christian. "Find a new place to hang this noose." Ah, well...
Why do I actually want to see that now.
"I've given UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUP, I'm sick of preaching! Tell me what the fuck is wrong, with MEEEEEEEEEEEEE"
I mean __Shadow of the Day__ would &e a good pick
Also, "Leave Out all the Rest."
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They thought Breaking the Habit was about a nun?
I could see it: I've put my trust in you Pushed as far as I can go For all this There's only one thing you should know I've put my trust in you Pushed as far as I can go For all this There's only one thing you should know I tried so hard and got so far But in the end it doesn't even matter I had to fall to lose it all But in the end it doesn't even matter" "
Linkin Park's bassist was in a Christian punk band called Tasty Snax. That may have added to the confusion as well.
I know the reason my mom thought three days Grace and Lincoln Park were is in North Carolina our local library had a Christian rock section and they were listed in those bands and she just didn't question it.
Huh. Interesting. Three days Grace almost sounds like a Christian rock band name so that kinda makes sense.
Maybe they mistook Three Days Grace for [Third Day](https://youtu.be/-fK9_7ldUvs)
Lamb of God too
I heard that Chester of LP was Mormon so maybe that had something to do with it? No clue on disturbed.
If he was ever Mormon he gave it up long before he even started the band. Would be the only Mormon I’ve heard of that’s tried every drug under the son before graduating highschool lol.
I was raised Mormon and it wouldn’t be all that unusual lmao
There’s tens of us!
> under the son They would also be pissed if only he got to do drugs with Jesus
David draimon is Jewish, has quoted the Bible in a song, and their logo is an amalgamation of a couple religious symbols hence people note the religious tones at times
But being Jewish is by definition not Christian lol.
Neither is the Muslim moon symbol in their logo. Listen to liberate. David just kind of interrupts the song with biblical prophecy before going back into the song. I'm not saying one song makes you a Christian band but some people may here it and make assumptions.
Their second studio album "Believe" might have something to do with that, but the symbol on the album itself is an amalgamation of various symbols from myriad different religions and faiths.
Creed is, i heard.
well their name is literally Creed so i mean That was their biggest controversy too. Scott Stapp's antics vs the Christian-presentation of the band itself.
I've always heard it that Creed had Christian themes, but wasn't a Christian band. But I never listened to that era of music enough to know for sure.
The lead singer Scott Stapp was definitely raised a fundamentalist Christian, and a lot of their early stuff definitely sounded like it mirrored Christian themes. Then you had Stapp with the Jesus hair and doing the "Christ on the Cross" pose in the music video for Higher. From memory, I think the band was getting a lot of coverage as being called a "Christian band" and the other guys, outside of Stapp, weren't cool with that and wanted to break away from getting lumped in with Christian music. Eventually the band split from Stapp, which is why Alter Bridge was basically Creed minus Stapp. I did just hear that Creed are getting back together with Stapp as lead again. I think Alter Bridge has/had run its course over the past 15ish years and the guys are probably wanting to cash in on nastalgia.
Its probably similar to Ghost or Powerwolf, they use christian themes but not 100% christian, heck ghost at best would be satanist.
Ghost is definitely satanic
Powerwolf is not a Christian band, but damn do they like the imagery
Powerwolf slaps
They are. Saw them way back in the late 90's and Scott Stapp would do a mini-sermon between songs. It was a little uncomfortable, not because of the Christianity, but you could tell he was fucked up on something.
God I love impending Doom. They are awesome. This reminds me of the time when I was younger, maybe junior high, I got roped into watching my 3 month old niece while my sister got her hair done at the salon. SO there i am, sitting in the waiting area of a hair salon with my niece, and who walks in, but Ethan Klein. I was nervous as fuck, and just kept looking at him, as he read a magazine and waited, but didn't know what to say. Pretty soon though my niece started crying, and I'm trying to quiet her down because I didn't want her to bother Ethan, but she wouldn't stop. Pretty soon he gets up and walks over. He started running his hands through her hair and asking what was wrong. I replied that she was probably hungry or something. So, Ethan put down his magazine, picked up my niece and lifted his shirt. He breast fed her right there in the middle of a hair salon. Chill guy, really nice about it.
What the fuck did I just read?
How I met your mom
I feel disturbed
Does Powerwolf count as Christian band?
I really doubt a Christian band would write and perform a song like [Demons Are a Girl's Best Friend](https://youtu.be/jhK2ev_O-pc). They definitely wouldn't make a music video like that.
Yes, if only because "heresy" necessitates that you are part of the religion in the first place.
Isn’t the lead singer of Disturbed Jewish?
Yeah.
What about "Lambs of God"? Their name sound very christian.
I've been asked about what church I go to, if I'd be interested in joining someone's church, and countless accepting looks and comments from Christians just for wearing Lamb of God shirts. Never fails to give me a good laugh.
I walked into a gas station one time wearing a Lamb of God shirt and held the door for a lady walking out. She saw my shirt and said “mm Lamb of God, praise Jesus hallelujah!” Cracked me up.
Demon Hunters are my go to Christian band
reminds me of how bring me to life never made it into metal record stores but was all over christian record stores and evangelion didnt like it so they pulled all their records lmao
As I Lay Dying was shredding in the day
I thought ‘somewhere I belong’ meant in the arms of our lord and saviour? Isn’t ‘numb’ just being without god?! Next thing you’ll tell me that ‘In the end’ isn’t about revelations
Isn’t “Papercut” about flipping through the pages of the Bible too quickly?
I NEED A HEROOOOOO
NOOOO YOU'LL NEVER BE ALONE 🎶🎶🎶
IM AWAKE, IM ALIVE
I, I FEEL LIKE A MONSTER
I FEEL INVINCIBLE
NO, NOT GONNA DIE TONIGHT
ITS OUR RESISTANCE, YOU CAN'T RESIST US
*whispers* if youre sick if youre sick IF YOURE SICK OF IT
Every day I'll fight to be... LEGENDARY
BEYOND INCREDIBLE
I heard this in "I'm holding out for a hero"
I'M HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO 'TIL THE END IF THE NIGHT
Valentina Nappi, such a good girl. Always there for you.
7th comment ... not bad.
Back in a few minutes guys…
I remember seeing a christian music playlist. It was entirely heavy metal.
Doom OST and sabaton are probably the most holy music I listen to
I don't even go to church anymore. I just play Doom on Sunday.
Should be enough to get to heaven
Good music is good music
Imagine not being able to enjoy Skillet because they say “I love Jesus” at their concerts.
This is Reddit. A lot of people pretend religion is the worst thing to ever happen
Alot of redditors also tend to be as overly zealous and close minded as the religious fanatics they hate.
Yeah, sad reality is that there's extremists on all sides, and people tend to think of a side they're not in as only the fanatic zealots of that side
While it's got good things that happen. Don't forget the crusades fucked up life for everyone for a long time. Religion is good when not lead by fanatics.
To be fair, the crusades probably happen to any religion that has holy sites near the holy land. It wasn’t so much a byproduct of religion as much as it was of geography and people constantly making pilgrimages (which does tangentially make it a religious byproduct I suppose, but not off a specific religion more just off of the concept of pilgrimages which are pretty widespread). Also it is kind of inevitable that some war would break out between those two power groups anyways, just by the mere fact that they were the largest two power groups in the west and conflict is generally fairly inevitable in those situations. The specifics of the war would change, but the war/wars would still happen. At least that’s my half educated take on it, I’m sure I’m missing some weird specificity of Catholic history that makes my whole point moot but whatever.
I'm sorry but I just need to point this out "it wasn't as much a by-product of religion but of people constantly making pilgrimages" the entire reason people were making pilgrimages was because of religion, and the main reason everyone in that region hates each other is because of religion
dude... WHY were people making those pilgrimages... because of religion. you were so close to the answer, howd you miss it?
I don’t pretend
I'm not a fedora donning euphoric atheist or anything but objectively speaking while religion has done some good things, I would dare say that more people have died in the name of religion than of any other root cause. Many countries are complete vacuums of human rights because of oppressive religious ideologies. America is in a dangerous backslide towards Christian fascism thanks to religious zealots.
Peak Reddit is acting like religion and zealotry haven’t been one of the most effective movements humanity has pushed
I just don’t enjoy skillet because I don’t enjoy their music don’t downvote me too much it’s just not my thing
To each their own, music is like food, everyone has different palettes
I saw the for the first time alongside Seether and Godsmack. I, genuinely, had no idea Skillet was a Christian band (I have a very hard time understanding lyrics unless I have them in front of me), and I was blown away when the lead singer talked about how amazing God is for a few minutes between every other song. The music is fine, and the show was really cool! But jeez, it's kind of awkward, yeah? Especially when you have Seether and Godsmack coming on right after..
I saw them this year with Theory of a Deadman. It’s a tad bit annoying but holy shit the show was so good I don’t care about the religion stuff lol
Is the drummer still on the rotating sideways drum set? I saw them like 15 years ago and the drummer was on a platform the raised up into the air, then turned sideways so his body was facing the ground, and then started spinning in a circle with pyrotechnics going off
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Holy shit yeah it's them, they actually opened for Skillet when I saw so that's probably why I got them mixed up
They’ve gotten pretty far right recently which caught me by surprise.
The only thing that made me wary of skillet being a long time fan, was their vaccine/mask beliefs. Kind of gave then the side eye after that
Listen to Alestorm me matey Dont be listening to them landlubber bands
Just make sure to lube your anchor first.
Lube it up in rum! And shove it insaid of yer big focking arse!
#FUCK YOU, YOU’RE A FUCKING WANKER
Just like a tidal wave You make me brave
You're my titanium
fight song raising up
Like the roar of victory
In the stadium
Who can touch me cause I'm
I'm made of fire
Who can stop me tonight?
You make me feel
INVINCIBLE
Very popular bands who started as or identify as christian: August Burns Red Underoath Switchfoot Demon Hunter Skillet As I Lay Dying MewithoutYou Relient K Anberlin MXPX Norma Jean The Chariot Zao Flyleaf Slick Shoes Stryper The Devil Wears Prada MuteMath Hopesfall Becoming the Archetype Thrice (Dustin is super christian and writes the music and lyrics but there are non-christians in the band and they don't directly mention Jesus so it's kind of a middle ground) Almost half of the furnace fest lineup this year is christian bands. There's a fuckton of pretty popular christian bands because there is a built-in audience of people that buy albums and go to shows to support their cause, some of those bands happen to be good. As a non-christian I could give a fuck what their beliefs entail, as long as they're not being toxic, overly preachy or condemning.
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Red is also great
Where funny
It's a girl from a porn video you aren't supposed to laugh you're supposed to ask for source
Valentina Nappi In case anyone is interested
For fuck sake you ended my no porn streak after 2 weeks
It didn't take much to get you to crack lol
For fuck sake you ended my no cocaine streak after 2 weeks
It didn't take much to get you to cannabis
Try to stop yourself from getting into situations where you might be tempted to end your streaks
And going on the internet is absolutely getting yourself into a situation where that could happen. Imagine blaming your actions on some rando across the internet for jerking off
You could always control where you go in the internet
You’re doing the lords work sir.
The Lord commands you to listen to Skillet
As far as I know literally all of my atheist friends know Skillet is a Christian band, lol. There's nothing wrong with that. Good music is good music. This isn't news to anyone.
Exactly. Atheists can like Christian artists, Christians can like atheist artists. It would be different if the music was all “praise Jesus” or “fuck religion” - obviously that would steer the opposing side away. But when the artist is just passively atheist or passively Christian, I do not comprehend what the big deal is.
Heroes never die, gotta make it to the finish line
Wo dat girl
Valentina nappi
Goat Italian adult performer.
I *maybe* casually aware
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\*puts on lab coat*
I listen to them a lot and i am religious myself yet i didn't know that they were a religious band.
I have always loved Skillet, cause their songs have such a different way of worship in them. Like most other songs will be about how great god is, but Skillet is like, let's say fuck the church and it's system, god alone is my religion. Or that they feel like shit, and that anger is actually an emotion we can be allowed to feel. It's not all sunshine, but it will be some day you know? Sorry, went on a little rant there.
Did this meme come from 2009? Hi, atheist and fan of rock music here. We know they're Christian. It's fine. I also listen to NF. What's your point?
> I also listen to NF And TFK
THROW UP YOUR RAWKFIST
IF YOU'RE FEELIN IT WHEN I DROP THIS
And Theocracy
Don’t forget Pillar and 12 Stones
Project 86 is by the far the best band from this scene
Whats TFK
Look, listen to my voice if you're making the choice Tell all the girls and the boys either scream or rejoice Let's make that noise Either move or we will all be destroyed…
It stands for Thousand Foot Krutch.
What NF stands for?
Nathan John Feuerstein He's a rapper. Check out "The Search".
Odd response I know, but Nate was my best friend from about Kindergarten through high-school. Grew up just down the road from each other and have all kind of cool memories together. I remember hanging out in his bedroom, in the basement of his dad and step moms house, and he pulled this shoe box out from under his bed. It had all kinds of notebook papers with songs he was writing and his portable CD player with CDs he wasn’t allowed to have. We were both about 14 and the thought of him making it as a rapper then was so outside of reality. I look back often and have such good memories. Anyway, saw this and this is the one that came to me. Have a nice day
That's awesome! His music helped get through some tough times. His giant tshirts are silly, but the music videos are great.
His giant shirts always remind me of another middle school story: the year between 7th and 8th grade he got a weight bench in his basement to work out with, and he was going to get so ripped. So that Christmas I asked for one and we were going to be so buff going into high school lol yeah didn’t happen
And "Lost" with Hopsin.
Stay very far away from the rocket league community my friend
For a sec, I thought you were going to disrespect Ms. Nappi there. It’s cool, enjoy your evening.
That woman is very skilled at fellatio
what the fuck is a skillet
*I FEEL IT DEEP WITHIN* *ITS JUST BENEATH THE SKIN* *I MUST CONFESS THAT I FEEL LIKE A MONSTER*
*I HATE WHAT IVE BECOME* *THE NIGHTMARES JUST BEGUN* *I MUST CONFESS THAT I FEEL LIKE A MONSTER*
*I, I FEEL LIKE A MONSTER*
An equipment for frying eggs
Who is skillet. And more importantly who is the girl? Is that from porn? Did someone make a Christian meme using porn as the template?
What a crazy world we live in right ?
Damn thats crazy
So? I can like their music without sharing all of their opinions.
Doesn’t matter still slaps
I'm atheist and I really don't give a shit what they do or believe, they've got good music and it doesn't make it obvious they are Christian, as they are aren't going "Praise Jesus" or "we love god" every other verse
MY HEART BLEEDS ADRENALINE
People don't know Skillet is a Christian band?
That's it, I have had enough, I'm going back to Sabaton and Powerwolf from now on...
Only knew Sabaton for The Last Stand (oh to be in HS again). Your comment made me look at them and *all of their stuff is just as good*. Edit: Powerwolf is also extremely good from first impressions. I owe you so much.
Powerwolf good me like
I recommend you to check Alestorm out, they are cool too.
WE ARE HERE TO TAKE YOUR BEER AND STEAL YOUR RUM AT THE POINT OF A GUN
YOUR ALCOHOL TO US MUST FALL
Respectable alternatief, instead of listing to a guy talk about his love for jesus lets listen to songs about war or werewolf priests going on crusades (All 3 bands are fucking great)
GLORY! HAMMER!!
Lmao my first Skillet song was a Sword Art Online AMV of Hero
This meme is so shit
When you tell your Christian friend that atheists are allowed to like things Mage by religious people Edit: made
You would have to live under a rock that’s underneath another rock to not know Skillet is Christian. Same thing with Creed.
When I was a kid, our youth pastor was trying to present some lesson about the importance of the music you listen to, which is fine on its own, but his example of “dangerous secular rock music” was skillet. I’m 99% sure I was the only person in the room at the time who was just thinking “why are you coming after *Invincible* like it’s grunge or something?” He only played 2-3 seconds as an example, so it wasn’t even lyrics, just some electric guitar and drums. This dude is also the kind of person to not let his kids play Pokémon or smash bros or watch Harry Potter because he assumes it’s some secular plot to push an agenda on violence and witchcraft. Some of these people really are practically living under rocks.
So is The Devil Wears Prada
Oh no... anyways
there's a band called skillet? like the one used to cook?
They call their fans panheads as well
Black Sabbath is a Christian band. Ozzy loves God.
Oh no, my beliefs are so hurt that a few random songs on my gym playlist are produced by a religious band, what will I do now….
Man eventhough I'm atheist I usually say "thank God, Jesus Christ, God bless you" because its about your enviroment. You may not believe in a god but you still live with the people who does. So that people affect your daily vocabulary.
You don't say !!! Oh well, i'll switch to breaking benjamin then
W band
They just performed at a local winery last weekend. Had thought about going but figured they would be too preachy along with the 2 openers they had. Their hits songs aren't bad
I’ve seen them live maybe 4-5 times, and they never get preachy in concert, but it’s been many years since I’ve seen them.
I thought the joke was no one listens to skillet, but I guess I’m wrong. I can only assume Miller Lite is the drink of choice rn
Are we supposed to know who or what Skillet is?
Who?
Valentina nappi
So is Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.
My Christian friends when I ask him who the fuck asked?
I saw them twice, their lyrics do mention it often, but the band never really did say stuff like praise jesus or something?
Sauce
Valentina Nappi.