Rage Against The Machine - Know Your Enemy (Live At Finsbury Park)

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Rage Against The Machine - Know Your Enemy (Live At Finsbury Park)
rage against the machine could sing the names and addresses of LAPD cops and tell you to go smash their windows, and some guys would still be like "well the lyrics are vague and hard to understand so its up to interpretation what the band is trying to say. really it could apply to many political beliefs"
zack de la rocha was writing some of the most specific ass lyrics on earth. if you think theyre vague you might just be stupid
this is to me the funniest picture ever. how did this happen. what the fuck did they talk about. do you think morrisey called out zack on being vegetarian and not vegan because humans don't need to eat eggs to survive. what if the israeli-palestine war topic was brought out. do you think zack was ready to physically fight him because i think so. too many questions that will never get an answer
This is the first time seeing this and I have the same questions
Zach de la Rocha’s speech after witnessing a woman’s top torn off.
This is why im convinced people don't actually listen to music
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HAYLEY WILLIAMS Brisbane, AU | x
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I spent a lot of time feeling ashamed for feeling attracted to certain queer and queer adjacent (Hayley Williams) musicians because it felt unethical to be a stranger getting increasingly gayer every time I watched a video like this, when the person is just existing and doing their job. It’s fucked up when cis straight men objectify women and I saw my attraction in a similar light. Here’s where I’m at with those feeling now:
I’m a millennial who grew up in an incredibly Christian, conservative, white, upper middle class, environment with parents who’s idea of successfully building and realizing an identity, was seamless assimilation. My grandparents emigrated from Poland in a dangerous time and assimilation was survival, they changed their last name to a more American sounding name and the kids grew up thinking striving to be exactly like everyone else was ideal. Theres definitely some intergenerational trauma there that I’m never even going to try to unpack with them. Anyway, i grew up with almost zero representation of afab queerness in the media, and the only in person queerness I’d ever been around, was my butch step-cousin, who the family talked shit about behind their back. My understanding of attraction was basic comphet-style, basing my self confidence on male approval, and I thought everybody’s experience of “attraction” felt like the good feeling you get when somebody likes you (especially since I felt extremely misunderstood (lol wonder why) by everybody in my life, including myself. I was 24 and leaving an abusive marriage with a three year old child, when I started recognizing the intense feeling I had in response to some women in entertainment (especially gender nonconforming women (this was before the concept of being nb was even a thing)) was what attraction was supposed to feel like. I’d be like “I CANT STAND THAT GIRL!” But I’d not be able to stop thinking about them and I’d watch videos of them performing and eventually I was like “what is this feeling? Am I turned on right now? Better watch that video again to find out.” I held off on dating, flirting, cuddling, etc for two years because I wanted to work on myself and find healthy ways to develop self confidence so I didn’t rely on external validation.
Anyway, I’m at a point where I’m ok with being attracted to visibly queer and queer adjacent (Hayley Williams) celebrities who’s genders are similar to mine, because I think the thing I’m most responding to IS the visible queerness and the expression of identity in a way that’s extremely vulnerable. I finally feel understood by myself and others in my community, and I’m no longer seeking validation, I’m just looking to understand and be understood and feeling seen can be sexy.