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I never understood the whole, wear helmets or masks while playing music, or in this case "music".
Quote from: Nick3306 on February 24, 2014, 05:57:11 pmI never understood the whole, wear helmets or masks while playing music, or in this case "music".Nick, please....
Quote from: Nick3306 on February 24, 2014, 05:57:11 pmI never understood the whole, wear helmets or masks while playing music, or in this case "music".It's because they're ugly It adds mystique and allure to the whole performance.To quote Batman Begins:As a man, I'm flesh and blood, I can be ignored, I can be destroyed; but as a symbol... as a symbol I can be incorruptible, I can be everlasting.
This may have been true in the past, like if they wanted to remain anonymous and add that mystery to the performance, but here in the digital age, everything is on the internet. There is not much point to it other than to look flashy i guess. At least its way better than like slipknot lol.
Quote from: Nick3306 on February 24, 2014, 05:57:11 pmI never understood the whole, wear helmets or masks while playing music, or in this case "music".Let's not put quotation marks on our opinions lolIn this day and age of electronic music, people focus too much on someones image than they do the music. They wear the helmets so that people can enjoy the music without putting a face on it. There's that mystery behind them which leaves you with your own image of them. They've been doing their thing for 21 years, and they've been able to keep the act up the whole time without any kind of 'celebrity outbreak' or drama. So you can say the point of it is to preserve the "music" without people turning around and saying "Hey, they're ugly, I'm going to judge their music now"You don't always have to compromise yourself to be successful.Quote from: Nick3306 on February 24, 2014, 06:14:22 pmThis may have been true in the past, like if they wanted to remain anonymous and add that mystery to the performance, but here in the digital age, everything is on the internet. There is not much point to it other than to look flashy i guess. At least its way better than like slipknot lol.They did do it in the past, but they're not gonna one day take them off just because the internet is growing
Quote from: xDeeKay on February 24, 2014, 06:44:46 pmQuote from: Nick3306 on February 24, 2014, 05:57:11 pmI never understood the whole, wear helmets or masks while playing music, or in this case "music".Let's not put quotation marks on our opinions lolIn this day and age of electronic music, people focus too much on someones image than they do the music. They wear the helmets so that people can enjoy the music without putting a face on it. There's that mystery behind them which leaves you with your own image of them. They've been doing their thing for 21 years, and they've been able to keep the act up the whole time without any kind of 'celebrity outbreak' or drama. So you can say the point of it is to preserve the "music" without people turning around and saying "Hey, they're ugly, I'm going to judge their music now"You don't always have to compromise yourself to be successful.Quote from: Nick3306 on February 24, 2014, 06:14:22 pmThis may have been true in the past, like if they wanted to remain anonymous and add that mystery to the performance, but here in the digital age, everything is on the internet. There is not much point to it other than to look flashy i guess. At least its way better than like slipknot lol.They did do it in the past, but they're not gonna one day take them off just because the internet is growingWell the thing is, it's putting its own face on their music, that face is their masks. Aside from pop music and country (which now days is just pop anyway) people don't judge your music based on looks, that is something that only happens to pop music on a large scale. I mean skrillex became pretty popular in that genre so it cant be too bad. Plus anyone who just does a google search can see what they look like.