Slipknot is Gonna Hurt Some Feelings with New Album

Hey, it's me, Jesea Lee.

Welcome back to another episode of The Legion Says, the weekly series where I read your hot takes, your comments, your concerns, your questions about what's going on in the world of rock and metal music.

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I'm not really sure.

I do watch a lot of South Park, but I don't recognize that photo.

But using context clues, I'm guessing this means that you're feeling like these people cannot fathom the concept of a band changing their sound.

That comment was left on a post where Slipknot's Jim Root says the next album is going to hurt some feelings.

I hope that means there's going to be a lot of one-liners about how we need to work out more or making fun of you for always spelling the word necessary wrong.

Always using too many C's, not enough S's.

Root posted a video of his guitar rig in the studio and then took to the comments section to respond to some fans.

It was a course for just a few hours after Slipknot announced the Sickest Stadium Tour is going to take place next summer.

Bring Me the Horizon is going to be direct support on all the North American dates.

And then it's got a rotating cast of openers on the rest of them, which includes...

Motionless in White, Lorner Shore, Lamb of God, Acid Bath, Vended.

I feel like I'm missing some.

Oh, Kubla Khan's on there.

And then they got some London and South America dates with Manson and Hatebreed and Lorner Shore.

I'll have Jack the Editor put those graphics up on screen with all the dates in case you want to check those out.

They also had some launch events in LA and London where all these fans gathered under a giant flaming tribal S symbol.

My boy Matt Bevan was there.

Jack, maybe you can put that video up of Matt roasting some marshmallows on the giant flaming Slipknot S symbol.

But back to Jim's post.

One fan asked for evil, scary riffs on the upcoming album and wanted it to be their black album.

Which is funny because since they released the song Arsenal, a lot of fans have called that their St.

Anger.

Hey, it's me, Jesea Lee.

Welcome back to another episode of The Legion Says, the weekly series where I read your hot takes, your comments, your concerns, your questions about what's going on in the world of rock and metal music.

If you would like to join the Jesse Legion and have your comment or hot take read on next week's episode of the show, there's two... very simple things you must do one you must bang your head on that follow or subscribe button wherever you're consuming this podcast video feed at and of course number two you gotta comment with your hot take or your question because if they don't exist if they're not there in the comment section then they can't be read i'm not a mind reader now let's see what you had to say this week bow one z said slipknot fans when they hear they won't get another album like iowa or self-titled because people change and they can't think of that concept yet And then there appears to be a photo of a character from South Park, I guess, looking scared or confused or out of it.

I'm not really sure.

I do watch a lot of South Park, but I don't recognize that photo.

But using context clues, I'm guessing this means that you're feeling like these people cannot fathom the concept of a band changing their sound.

That comment was left on a post where Slipknot's Jim Root says the next album is going to hurt some feelings.

I hope that means there's going to be a lot of one-liners about how we need to work out more or making fun of you for always spelling the word necessary wrong.

Always using too many C's, not enough S's.

Root posted a video of his guitar rig in the studio and then took to the comments section to respond to some fans.

It was a course for just a few hours after Slipknot announced the Sickest Stadium Tour is going to take place next summer.

Bring Me the Horizon is going to be direct support on all the North American dates.

And then it's got a rotating cast of openers on the rest of them, which includes...

Motionless in White, Lorner Shore, Lamb of God, Acid Bath, Vended.

I feel like I'm missing some.

Oh, Kubla Khan's on there.

And then they got some London and South America dates with Manson and Hatebreed and Lorner Shore.

I'll have Jack the Editor put those graphics up on screen with all the dates in case you want to check those out.

They also had some launch events in LA and London where all these fans gathered under a giant flaming tribal S symbol.

My boy Matt Bevan was there.

Jack, maybe you can put that video up of Matt roasting some marshmallows on the giant flaming Slipknot S symbol.

But back to Jim's post.

One fan asked for evil, scary riffs on the upcoming album and wanted it to be their black album.

Which is funny because since they released the song Arsenal, a lot of fans have called that their St.

Anger.