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BODY COUNT - This Is Why We Ride (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

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As stated in the billboard article in review of the song No Lives Matter by Body count, "the latest anti-PC bear-poking anthem from Ice-T and his occasional rap metal combo".

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From the man who brought you "Cop Killer" comes the latest anti-PC bear-poking anthem from Ice-T and his occasional rap metal combo Body Count, "No Lives Matter." The thundering track is the first single from the band's upcoming sixth studio album, Bloodlust (March 31), which features cameos from Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe, Sepultura's Max Cavalera and Megadeth leader Dave Mustaine.

Spoiler alert: in the spoken word intro to "No Lives Matter" T (who has portrayed Det. Odafin "Fin" Tutuola on Law & Order: Special Victim's Unit since 2000) explains, "It's unfortunate that we have to say 'black lives matter.' If you go through history nobody ever gave a f--k. I mean you can kill black people in the street. Nobody goes to jail, nobody goes to prison. When I say 'black lives matter' and you say 'all lives matter,' that's like if I was to say 'gay lives matter' and you say 'all lives matter.' If I said 'women's lives matter' and you say 'all lives matter.' You're diluting what I'm saying, you're diluting the issue."

"The issue isn't about everybody. It's about black lives at the moment," T says. The reality, though, is that the veteran rapper think "they don't really give a f--k about anybody." The proof, it turns out, is in the song, which features the shouty hook, "They can't f--k with us/ Once they realize we're all on the same side... when it comes to the poor, no lives matter."

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Ice-T and Body Count Back With Bleak Rap Rock Anthem 'No Lives Matter'

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From the man who brought you "Cop Killer" comes the latest anti-PC bear-poking anthem from Ice-T and his occasional rap metal combo Body Count, "No Lives Matter." The thundering track is the first single from the band's upcoming sixth studio album, Bloodlust (March 31), which features cameos from Lamb of God singer Randy Blythe, Sepultura's Max Cavalera and Megadeth leader Dave Mustaine.

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Have I changed my view on heavy metal, and why?

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Have I changed my view on heavy metal, and why?

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The answer is certainly Not. Heavy Metal makes me feel like an outcast because I know there are people out there who enjoy this genre, but I simply can not sit and listen without the urge to plug my ears in fear that I might burst an ear drum. When I hear of people listening to Heavy Metal I naturally sympathize for them because there is no element in heavy metal other than loudness. I wonder if the people who listen to heavy metal experience the dark ominous feeling, and if so, do they enjoy it to the point where that’s the reason why they like heavy metal? I know for me, I continue to listen to a certain genre because it makes me feel good/ positive or better about a situation. As a musician I am very open to every genre as long as the music makes me happy so I do not believe my hatred for Heavy metal is biased.

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Heavy metal has always been a genre that no matter how hard I try, I cannot force myself to enjoy. When it comes to my preference of music, I prefer to enjoy the sounds that are in my ear and to be relaxed by them. Heavy Metal does the complete opposite. There is too much screaming, the music behind the artist drowns them out, numerous ascending and descending notes ( which in my opinion is no formation of heavy metal songs) and dark ominous vibes followed after listening.The amount of negative emotions I feel when listening to screaming artist and blaring music does not make me feel at peace like I would prefer music to do.