Gunshot Wound to the Face

And in fact, people incorporated them into their art.

Um, I hope RZA and the grave diggers don't, uh, don't sue me for copyright infringement.

Um, but no, that's a one 800 suicide.

That's, that's an oldie, but a goodie.

Um, and it's a song all about, you know, rolling a fat blunt, mixing it with suicide or mixing it with cyanide, um, going home, you know, turning your oven on, but not, not lighting the pilot.

Um, and then sealing up all your doors and windows and then waiting for, you know, several hours and then sparking that blunt.

Um, and, uh, and yeah, I mean, it was, it was extreme.

I think grave dig is, is where the term horror core is.

Um, maybe not originated from, but, but where it really kind of picked up steam, at least in my own awareness.

And now, um, you know, I was a kid when, when all that was going on.

So I'm not, not saying that I was, um, you know, really part of any scene or anything like that.

Um, but, uh, but you know, it was at the fringes and I was, uh, I was a little young buck running the street, um, running around like a little wild feral child.

Um, And then, yeah.

And then horror core.

I don't, I don't know.

I feel like horror core kind of had a moment.

Um, and then now like drill and other stuff is, is weirdly trying to reinvent it.

And it's like, um, and I, I, I blame Hobson just as much as I blame material conditions for that.

Um, but we have, uh, you know, there's a lot, a lot of crazy stuff going on.

Um, But yeah, I mean, you know, Brother Lynch is another early pioneer of horror core.

And I think the Ghetto Boys even.

But anyway, that's all kind of beside the point.

Well, it is, but it isn't.

But I don't know.

It is horror core horror.