Interview with Rotting Christ singer Sakis : "Human & freedom is the most important religion"

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  • Interview with Rotting Christ singer Sakis : "Human & freedom is the most important religion"

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  • @CosmosJack
    @CosmosJack Před 8 měsíci +5

    This interview is a gem. Sakis is a modern Greek philosopher!!

  •  Před 4 lety +35

    He is such a great man!I thank the Universe that I'm not alone in this kind of thinking.It's very hard to think and exist as an individual when the most are colective minded.

  • @Emil_Stoltz
    @Emil_Stoltz Před 3 lety +21

    "I hear voices. Don't worry, I'm not psychopath." Omg, I love you, sakis😂😂😂!

  • @amandinecaulier-pennanech8156

    This accent 🖤

  • @Wandering_Nowhere
    @Wandering_Nowhere Před 2 lety +8

    What a voice and presence

  • @codywarren3514
    @codywarren3514 Před 4 lety +19

    Sakis. From Montana here in the states. We love you. Keep kicking ass. 🔥👹

  • @eladianatali9565
    @eladianatali9565 Před 4 lety +27

    Sakis Tolis, best person who can exist. You who keep our spirit alive, my friend!
    Eternal Hails!

    • @Emil_Stoltz
      @Emil_Stoltz Před 3 lety +3

      Sakis is the most humble person ever! Non serviam, my friend!

    • @eladianatali9565
      @eladianatali9565 Před 3 lety +3

      @@Emil_Stoltz I totally agree!
      As well as being my idolIt's an honor to have him as a friend.

  • @luciferdracula7016
    @luciferdracula7016 Před 4 lety +4

    His voice! HIS FUCKING VOICE!!! I CAN FEEL THE POWER ARES FLOWING THROUGH ME WITH EVERY WORD HE SAYS!

  • @boudica75
    @boudica75 Před 3 lety +5

    Great Band, Great Front Man, and we need them

  • @madsleonardholvik3040
    @madsleonardholvik3040 Před 2 lety +1

    Great! I was at Midtgardsblot in Borre last weekend and heard Rotting Christ and I don't know much about this kind of music, but I loved them very much! Great band! And the end of Midgardsblot was a spiritual gathering around the fire by the sea from midnight to sunrise and that was the real Midgardsblot. Spirituality is amazing and the soul needs it. Not so with imposed religion.

  • @Abeauty4U
    @Abeauty4U Před rokem +2

    "I've built my spiritual dream..."💯💯

  • @goranholmstrom3156
    @goranholmstrom3156 Před 3 lety +6

    Freedom fighter

  • @KainedbutAble123
    @KainedbutAble123 Před 3 lety +2

    Sakis your creative drive and focus is so inspirational. In my opinion you created your best album 30+ years into your career with The Heretics, your music just keeps getting better, more mature, complex, refined - don’t ever stop!

  • @lexbeltran1354
    @lexbeltran1354 Před 4 lety +14

    Rotting Christ are an awesome Greek Black Metal band\m/

  • @yordiana6306
    @yordiana6306 Před 7 měsíci +1

    Is it crazy that to me vibrationally rotting Christ is one of the most spiritual bands out there(up there with dissection). Exploring your natural freedom ultimately leads to an inward journey of self realization because you are constantly tearing off layers that hold you back and really focus on the core being that you are. This may be personal but Sakis’s song nocturnal Hecate has brought me so close to her and I play it when I want her to know I am thinking of her and want to connect. Then there’s rotting christs deva Devam which in a way has helped me get closer to lord shiva. Explore the divine aspects of your being

  • @jimi666
    @jimi666 Před 3 lety +1

    Hey Sakis! Thanx for making my 50 birthdau, reallly speciel, in Kolding!

  • @tonioshea9870
    @tonioshea9870 Před 2 lety +5

    Handsome dude, sexy voice, insightful ideology.

  • @belalugosi2448
    @belalugosi2448 Před 3 lety +5

    I don't like black metal except 4-5 songs.
    Back in high school in 1993,I was 17, a friend who was only listening heavy metal gave me 10 albums from different bands and a I gave him 8-10 albums from punk scene and one from rage against the machine.
    I was listening I was bored until I put on Rotting Christ,wowwwww!
    After two months I find that they where from my country.
    Of course the mainstream radio and media never played their songs.

  • @casperado666
    @casperado666 Před 3 lety +3

    The problem with the chaotic disorder among us secular humanists is that the other side is always better organized and well financed.

  • @senoltopal4034
    @senoltopal4034 Před rokem

    l love your music keep it up keep it coming l have being looking for music like this for a long time. l am a fan

  • @verandi3882
    @verandi3882 Před 4 lety +19

    he looks oddly like leonidas

  • @liquidbotanorama3786
    @liquidbotanorama3786 Před 4 lety +7

    What Sakaros (Sakis but like big sakis is with respect in hellenic) talks about here is "existing like a Hellene.
    " "Να υπάρχεις ελληνικώς" as the great Hellene Teacher Δημητρης Λιαντινης (Dimitris Liantinis) has explained. (Whoever shares this state of mind I highly recommend you read his books but know that he is extremely hard to comprehend).
    The Hellenes (besides the 12 Gods of Olympus) always had the concept of Wholeness (that's why the statue to the One Unknown God) and that's our most basic difference from other big civilizations.
    We observed and explained nature and her beauty. That is what we serve, that is the spirit Sakis is talking about. Freedom and love. But of course, on the other hand, as Hellenes (not the neo-hebrewchristian-greeks) we stood on our feet when talking to Gods and never kneeled for NOONE. Only for our dead who contributed something in nature (science or freedom).
    And that's as good as I can describe it but if you have the spirit inside you, you propably will understand me.
    Also as you read you understood that the name is NOT greece/greek (that comes from a turkish word, it means slave, kinda like calling a black man the n word.) The name is Hellas and we are Hellenes.

    • @nkreji5770
      @nkreji5770 Před 3 lety

      I always thought it was "unknown GODS" Like the Gods Athenians forget to make sacrifices? So they dedicated an altar for them...Am I right? And I don't speak english that well so I apologize if there's any grammar mistakes

    • @esideras
      @esideras Před 3 lety

      "Also as you read you understood that the name is NOT greece/greek (that comes from a turkish word, it means slave, kinda like calling a black man the n word.) The name is Hellas and we are Hellenes."
      This is false, the word Greece and Greek is derived from the latin Graeci which in turn comes from the Griko people who were one of the first Greek tribes to settle Italy (In Calabria which in turn is part of the region of Italy the Romans called Magna Graecia). So in the same way the Italians called us Greek from the Grikos tribe. Arabs for instance and also Turks refer to Greeks as Yunani or Yunan which in turn is derived from the Greeks settled on the western coast of Asia Minor knowns as Ionians.
      I have no idea where you got that from that Greek is a derogative term and means slave.

  • @hildeirenkokicha5936
    @hildeirenkokicha5936 Před 11 měsíci +1

    Truth❤

  • @Federico.el.Noruego
    @Federico.el.Noruego Před 4 lety +9

    Non Serviam🤘🤘🤘See you December 4 with Moonspell🤘🤘🤘in Oslo Norway

  • @FossilStudios316
    @FossilStudios316 Před 4 lety +21

    As a Christian I’ve always found bands like this super off putting because they usually attack my beliefs or Jesus as a person. But after listening to this I feel a lot better about them as people.

    • @Thagomizer
      @Thagomizer Před 3 lety +4

      Yep, I admit that I wasn't initially sold on this band due to their name. But after hearing a little bit of their music (my first album was "Genesis"), and looking up their actual lyrics, I found they weren't half as offensive as I thought they'd be. If anything, they're a bit more subtle and philosophical than bands like Deicide or Immolation, neither of which I can stomach. If I have to explain my love of this band to someone else, I usually just say that I'm of the opinion that you don't need to agree with an artist in order to admire their work.

    • @Thagomizer
      @Thagomizer Před 3 lety +2

      @wolf trader Should a Christian repent for watching a "satanic" movie like ''The VVitch" or "Rosemary's Baby"? Or playing a "satanic" game like Doom? It's all pop entertainment, and everyone knows this. It harms no one.

    • @Thagomizer
      @Thagomizer Před 3 lety +1

      @wolf trader Not engaging with the culture isn't wisdom. It's foolishness. By all means pray for guidance and avoid the things you don't like, but how fragile and insular would your worldview have to be in order to find any of this stuff threatening?

    • @awonderingoneil206
      @awonderingoneil206 Před 3 lety

      As a human I often feel that personal freedom, lives and the world itself is at risk and under constant attack from religion.

    • @Thagomizer
      @Thagomizer Před 3 lety +2

      @@awonderingoneil206 Not totalitarianism? Or the secular regimes that caused more death in the 20th century than all religions combined?

  • @luzbellangelesangeles9815

    🖤💀🖤

  • @bipbop9923
    @bipbop9923 Před 4 měsíci

    commander Sakis

  • @50fi44aki
    @50fi44aki Před 4 lety +1

    🖤

  • @EvanJr
    @EvanJr Před 3 lety +1

    ✴️

  • @georgeasher2798
    @georgeasher2798 Před 3 lety

    Free your mind + sooth your mind.Thats the religion.

  • @johnchiazza9113
    @johnchiazza9113 Před 20 dny +1

    So evil and sad

  • @user-pe3mf9if2n
    @user-pe3mf9if2n Před 3 lety +2

    αμπσολούτ βάιλενσ

  • @nonserviam751
    @nonserviam751 Před 2 lety +1

    Non serviam

  • @pedroaristides2867
    @pedroaristides2867 Před 7 měsíci +2

    No one is forcing me to believe in Christ like no one forces you to believe in satan as your god ! Free will is a God given right !!! No system is making me a Christian !! I serve who I want to serve you serve who you want to serve but in the end only one will stand and I think we ALL KNOW who !! It’s in their bands name !!! The Apocalypse is near !! King of kings and Lord of lords !!!