I really appreciate your editing, I love it when music content creators go the extra mile and place music samples after what they're actually talking about. I know it's a lot of extra effort but we all appreciate it!
I have 2 "neon monster merch" shirts and I love them both: ADTR - Three Little Pigs Revenge and A Plea For Purging - Purging Care Bear. Even bands like Parkway Drive, August Burns Red and Stick To Your Guns had neon monster merch. That was just the look in 2010 era
One thing I noticed listening to old metalcore and deathcore from that era is that many bands didn't took themselves too seriously. Many songs were hilariously titled like I only see it in the grindcore genre nowadays. But not only. There were also bands that had very misogynistic lyrics, song titles, album covers. Especially in deathcore and death metal from that era. I mean that's just the way it seemed to be back then. Either angsty teenage boys writing angry music about their ex girlfriend, OR quite hilarious joke songs about trivial topics. It seems like there wasn't so much in between. Different times I guess. Nowadays you couldn't write some of the lyrics they had back then and get away with it lol you would get cancelled for some of the songs they released back then.
They were kind of riding the wave together. Easy core probably started with Four Years Strong 2007 album and ADTR made it blow up a little later. I think crabcore died in 2012ish and there were about 2 years of nothing groundbreaking or new. Then pop-punk started getting popular again with bands like The Story So Far, and State Champs.
I See Stars, and We Came As Romans are both from Michigan, I also am from Michigan and I was in a band during my highschool years. The local scene around here was HUGE and heavily influenced by those bands. Local shows almost every weekend. It was a good time.
Stick Stickly, Last Breath, All Alone, Sexual Man Chocolate, Renob Nevada, I Swear I'll Change, Smokahontas, Turbo Swag Attack Attack! had a lot of good songs
Once Facebook killed MySpace, the internet was never the same. Even CZcams took a crap around around the early 2010's. Music and life during the MySpace era was the best.
Such an iconic era!! So nostalgic to see it all in one place 😂 and that Abandon All Ships song slaps so hard, it is pure happiness to me. The merch was on such another level too
So happy to have found this channel, as someone who grew up listening to deathcore/metalcore im binge watching you're videos now hehe, just come from the 'A job for a cowboy' video 🤟🏻
Fun fact, I saw Kyler from Abandon All Ships at the grocery store the other day. We went to the same high school and he played in a different local band (that I love to this day) before joining AAS.
Confides first albulm “Shout The Truth” sounded more like underOATH when they came on the scene. But then years later, started to add more metalcore elements with their next album in 2010.
When some people were dressing "emo" in school I still listened to softer bands. This crabcore subgenre kind of had its heyday before I truly delved into metal and started listening to heavier bands than Linkin Park and Rise Against. So this video was super informative and interesting for me. I never really listened to bands like Attack Attack
Confide was soooo good. They actually started as more of a deathcore band. Check out ‘Confide-Introduction’. They used to play a very unique, and slow breakdown
my ex went to high school in the Detroit area with a couple guys from I See Stars, they were in an old band called "This Emergency" and they were a straight up death metal band lol I prefer them to I See Stars. WCAR first album was dope AF too💯
Idk if mention but I’d love to see a For all Those Sleeping video. Always listened to death metal/ deathcore so kind slept on them when they were still together
Ah yes, WBTBWB. Would love to see a video on how the two men began their careers, then Tobi leaving, and turning into a full band, then Tobi coming back.
Nice timing on the video, I remember I had friends into Black Metal really taking the piss out of crabcore bands and their fans. I had to research if that was indeed a thing. Great vid!
Man I was so into this scene when it happened. A lot of it hasn’t aged that well imo, ESPECIALLY the pop goes punk stuff. But there’s some gems scattered throughout this era.
Great video! I never really knew where it came from, and I missed a lot of it because I got into stupid heavy music, and passed a lot of this stuff by.
It's crazy how there's people out there that didn't live through this era and follow the scene and don't understand it Literally a "you just had to be there" moment
I'd always be confused by people calling Suicide Silence and Whitechapel "scene" bands, especially because of how extremely heavy they are, so seeing people calling them "whiny emo bands" just didn't make sense to me. But THIS? THIS makes sense to me. This is what I think of when I hear about "whiny scene bands". Damn, this is rough. You're right, though. Asking Alexandria is the best.
When I was a youth group kid, Confide had a strangle hold on me, a video would be insane from them, I’m like pretty sure their original drummer went on to play for Avenged Sevenfold
There's a TON of new bands still doing this stuff and putting out monster merch. Check out bands like Aurora Falls, Dead I'll Be, Broadway Showdown, Divinity Falls, and Hall of the Elders
this video is sick! if you're interested in checking out newer bands who are trying to bring all of this back, check out Aurora Falls, Hall of the elders and Broadway Showdown
@@xtheyan dude my favorite video from yours so far asking alexandria and attack attack crab core era is my favorite style of metalcore, so confide and abandon all ships are right up my alley, great video 🔥
@@xtheyan that sounds awesome! Do you know of any modern crabcore style bands? There needs to be a crabcore revival 😂 Alongside the MySpace deathcore revival like psycho frame and tracheotomy !!!!
Someday Came Suddenly is genuinely one of the most forward-thinking and revolutionary metal albums of the last 20 years. It was fresh, new, and everyone wanted to sound like them. I used to absolutely hate the album and the band, but the more people I showed, the more I started to enjoy it. It's fucking awesome!
I skipped this genre and went to bury your dead, ion dissonance, despised icon, the black dahlia murder and bands in that area. I gave them a listen but was always and is still always looking for heavy. I can tell we grew up in the same way with metal with the content you show. Im 35 now and its definitely not a fad 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I had an Attack Attack! Shirt that I often wore to band practice. It was white and had a giant blue squid on it 💕 such an iconic shirt. Always wanted the TDWP Reptar shirt Edit: This music holds up really well. It's dated aesthetically speaking, but the records still sound perfect. I See Stars albums still sound good compared to current production
Attack will always be great! I'm from Oklahoma and therefore a metal cowboy so i am stoked that HARDY did a song with Beartooth several months back. it was totally unexpected when they dropped that track but it made sense to me! 🤓🤘
also, yep! former emo and hardcore kid here! got into hardcore in 97, got into emo in 99, and thus got in to post-hardcore. then The Used and Finch came out and I was fucking sold. it just kept going from there.
I wonder if you can do ingested(the band) MySpace era. You don’t have to do it right away but I’m just wondering if you could do a video about the band.
Personally I always thought the pop song covers by metalcore bands were the worst thing ever. Metalheads didn't want them, and the original pop fans thought they were too heavy in the first place
NO ONE talks about Confide, thanks for touching on them!
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i was just about to say lmao
I have heard of every band in this video except them, kinda wild
Absolutely love that band. So glad they’re talked about in this
Crabcore ended when all band members decided to look like clean cut baristas djenting in a colored room.
Metal bands nowadays is still this, just in monochrome room now
Love having my morning coffee and watching a new video of yours! Cheers.
That's awesome ! I love having my morning coffee as I'm making videos ☕😊
The amount that I still listen to Confide is probably concerning. Idk something about their music still holds up for me.
Recover was my top listened to album last year lol.
Great band ! I should do a video about them 🤘🏻
I love to say that they are the more "modern" underoath
Here to say confide is still amazing.
@@xtheyanyes you should
Aw snap also the shoutout to We Butter the Bread With Butter!! They were one of my faves cause they were so absolutely insane
I really appreciate your editing, I love it when music content creators go the extra mile and place music samples after what they're actually talking about. I know it's a lot of extra effort but we all appreciate it!
I have 2 "neon monster merch" shirts and I love them both: ADTR - Three Little Pigs Revenge and A Plea For Purging - Purging Care Bear.
Even bands like Parkway Drive, August Burns Red and Stick To Your Guns had neon monster merch. That was just the look in 2010 era
I was just talking to my girl the other day about Rockett clothing. 😊
I love I See Stars so much🔥
Filth Friends Unite went H A R D live
MySpace neon pop merch was the best! I have a few TDWP shirts in that style I still wear to this day! 💅🏻
I was 26 when i first heard stand up and scream. It changed my entire perspective of what heavy was and to this day is still my favorite album.
We called each other "scene kids" during this emo-core Renaissance
joey sturgis made the sound with aa he refined it with asking
It all started with dear love, what a beautiful discord
@@Shredxcam22 This is correct. It started with The Devil Wears Prada.
Great video, thanks for touching on WBTBWB. I keep as suggestion a video about The Browning.
The story of how the risecore scene started with joey sturgis and TDWP is great. Thats what led to a band like attack attack to blow up
Love the quick retrospective format. Clicked on this real fast
One thing I noticed listening to old metalcore and deathcore from that era is that many bands didn't took themselves too seriously. Many songs were hilariously titled like I only see it in the grindcore genre nowadays. But not only. There were also bands that had very misogynistic lyrics, song titles, album covers. Especially in deathcore and death metal from that era. I mean that's just the way it seemed to be back then. Either angsty teenage boys writing angry music about their ex girlfriend, OR quite hilarious joke songs about trivial topics. It seems like there wasn't so much in between. Different times I guess. Nowadays you couldn't write some of the lyrics they had back then and get away with it lol you would get cancelled for some of the songs they released back then.
I think Easy Core became the next big thing after that era
They were kind of riding the wave together. Easy core probably started with Four Years Strong 2007 album and ADTR made it blow up a little later. I think crabcore died in 2012ish and there were about 2 years of nothing groundbreaking or new. Then pop-punk started getting popular again with bands like The Story So Far, and State Champs.
Im injecting the nostalgia into my eyeballs right now
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I See Stars, and We Came As Romans are both from Michigan, I also am from Michigan and I was in a band during my highschool years. The local scene around here was HUGE and heavily influenced by those bands. Local shows almost every weekend. It was a good time.
Still listen to Stand Up and Scream by A.A.
Attack Attack would of been way better without the autotune, and hell the old Asking Alexandria is so good!
Stick Stickly, Last Breath, All Alone, Sexual Man Chocolate, Renob Nevada, I Swear I'll Change, Smokahontas, Turbo Swag
Attack Attack! had a lot of good songs
damn, this is a nostalgia blast. We use to blast The Final Episode out the car in HS
This will always be the peak of scene music to me, all downhill after
Once Facebook killed MySpace, the internet was never the same. Even CZcams took a crap around around the early 2010's. Music and life during the MySpace era was the best.
Such an iconic era!! So nostalgic to see it all in one place 😂 and that Abandon All Ships song slaps so hard, it is pure happiness to me. The merch was on such another level too
I had a HORSE The Band neon shirt lol. Such a fun time for alt rock and metal!
So happy to have found this channel, as someone who grew up listening to deathcore/metalcore im binge watching you're videos now hehe, just come from the 'A job for a cowboy' video 🤟🏻
Fun fact, I saw Kyler from Abandon All Ships at the grocery store the other day. We went to the same high school and he played in a different local band (that I love to this day) before joining AAS.
Confides first albulm “Shout The Truth” sounded more like underOATH when they came on the scene. But then years later, started to add more metalcore elements with their next album in 2010.
This was such an enjoyable MySpace throwback
When some people were dressing "emo" in school I still listened to softer bands. This crabcore subgenre kind of had its heyday before I truly delved into metal and started listening to heavier bands than Linkin Park and Rise Against. So this video was super informative and interesting for me. I never really listened to bands like Attack Attack
We'd like a video about the brands :)
Confide was soooo good. They actually started as more of a deathcore band. Check out ‘Confide-Introduction’. They used to play a very unique, and slow breakdown
my ex went to high school in the Detroit area with a couple guys from I See Stars, they were in an old band called "This Emergency" and they were a straight up death metal band lol I prefer them to I See Stars.
WCAR first album was dope AF too💯
10:05 Security guy in the back is feeling the song lol I don't blame him. TDWP - Still Fly was such a good cover!
Idk if mention but I’d love to see a For all Those Sleeping video. Always listened to death metal/ deathcore so kind slept on them when they were still together
Great vid! Would like to see a video on the clothing brands of that era and what they sell today please 😃
Joey Sturgis-core ❤
Iwresteledabearonce is defiantly another underrated band from this era I'd say, I love them to pieces.
Punk goes pop needs to make a comeback
Crabcore is glam metal for scene kids
I grew up in Ocala FL during these years. Used to watch ADTR at the old center in downtown. What fun times we had!
I think Enter Shikari should also go on your list and I would argue they came before Attack Attack.
Shoutout to the fathers of this sound Nevea Tears. If you don't know them, check out the Song "Helium Queen" - way ahead of its time (2004)!
Keep up the awesome work!!!
What I would love to see is a video of Woe is me/ issues and Confide!
definitely would like a video about the old scene clothing brands too
awesome ! 🤘🏻😊
Was looking for this comment before typing the same thing! Plus one for doing a brand video! Thanks
9:55 yeah that's a cool video idea!
awesome job on the video man nice job dude
Ah yes, WBTBWB.
Would love to see a video on how the two men began their careers, then Tobi leaving, and turning into a full band, then Tobi coming back.
Nice timing on the video, I remember I had friends into Black Metal really taking the piss out of crabcore bands and their fans. I had to research if that was indeed a thing. Great vid!
In my mind, Immortal's vocal Abbath invented the crab walk. check out their Blashyrk video!
tbf johnny franck has a natural good voice. Bilmuri is him
Oh! MY! GOD!
What about the bands For all those sleeping and Broadway.
Member when I kissed a girl dropped and it had the stick sticky music video?
Man I was so into this scene when it happened. A lot of it hasn’t aged that well imo, ESPECIALLY the pop goes punk stuff. But there’s some gems scattered throughout this era.
That song by We Butter The Bread With Butter was pretty good! What’s it called?
Great video! I never really knew where it came from, and I missed a lot of it because I got into stupid heavy music, and passed a lot of this stuff by.
It's crazy how there's people out there that didn't live through this era and follow the scene and don't understand it
Literally a "you just had to be there" moment
I like to call this the Joey Sturgis era
Lol I have that white chapel shirt and Iwrestledabearonce had some crazy designs too I also think the Irish front had a pretty wild neon shirt
2000's kids "Call us Coffee because we grind so fine."
A video about brands would be sick! Make sure not to leave out electric zombie.
I'd always be confused by people calling Suicide Silence and Whitechapel "scene" bands, especially because of how extremely heavy they are, so seeing people calling them "whiny emo bands" just didn't make sense to me.
But THIS? THIS makes sense to me. This is what I think of when I hear about "whiny scene bands". Damn, this is rough.
You're right, though. Asking Alexandria is the best.
What was the song at 3:01? I know I've heard it but I can't place it
When I was a youth group kid, Confide had a strangle hold on me, a video would be insane from them, I’m like pretty sure their original drummer went on to play for Avenged Sevenfold
I’m 35. Around 2008 I was really into BMTH and the whole style. I went to the salon and had my hair cut like Oli. I thought i was a total badass 😂
I See Stars were always my favorite 🤟
Love that band !
"FORMER EMO KIDS"🤘🏻😼🤘🏻
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I had so many of these shirts and still have a bunch of them! Love it best merch ever! Lol I just miss the scene days honestly!
There's a TON of new bands still doing this stuff and putting out monster merch. Check out bands like Aurora Falls, Dead I'll Be, Broadway Showdown, Divinity Falls, and Hall of the Elders
THE BEST ERA!! Still have my Chiodos colorful monster shirt.
We also need to talk about FATS and Broadway! 🥹
this video is sick! if you're interested in checking out newer bands who are trying to bring all of this back, check out Aurora Falls, Hall of the elders and Broadway Showdown
Keep em coming my guy
Crabcore 4 Life
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@@xtheyan dude my favorite video from yours so far asking alexandria and attack attack crab core era is my favorite style of metalcore, so confide and abandon all ships are right up my alley, great video 🔥
@@exoticwaves1580 thanks !! I wanna do videos in the future about Confide , I see Stars etc
@@xtheyan that sounds awesome! Do you know of any modern crabcore style bands? There needs to be a crabcore revival 😂 Alongside the MySpace deathcore revival like psycho frame and tracheotomy !!!!
Someday Came Suddenly is genuinely one of the most forward-thinking and revolutionary metal albums of the last 20 years. It was fresh, new, and everyone wanted to sound like them. I used to absolutely hate the album and the band, but the more people I showed, the more I started to enjoy it. It's fucking awesome!
I skipped this genre and went to bury your dead, ion dissonance, despised icon, the black dahlia murder and bands in that area. I gave them a listen but was always and is still always looking for heavy. I can tell we grew up in the same way with metal with the content you show. Im 35 now and its definitely not a fad 🤣😂🤣😂🤣
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I had an Attack Attack! Shirt that I often wore to band practice. It was white and had a giant blue squid on it 💕 such an iconic shirt. Always wanted the TDWP Reptar shirt
Edit: This music holds up really well. It's dated aesthetically speaking, but the records still sound perfect. I See Stars albums still sound good compared to current production
attack attack was crab coring in there videos since dr shigarvo part 3!
Attack will always be great! I'm from Oklahoma and therefore a metal cowboy so i am stoked that HARDY did a song with Beartooth several months back. it was totally unexpected when they dropped that track but it made sense to me! 🤓🤘
also, yep! former emo and hardcore kid here! got into hardcore in 97, got into emo in 99, and thus got in to post-hardcore. then The Used and Finch came out and I was fucking sold. it just kept going from there.
I’d LOVE a video regarding the entire “punk goes pop” era, where everyone was doing covers! Such a fascinating crossover.
Would love to see a video on the evolution of Drop Dead!
Hey we got the same chair in our man cave!
I wonder if you can do ingested(the band) MySpace era. You don’t have to do it right away but I’m just wondering if you could do a video about the band.
Also, yes id like a video about the clothing brands.
I definitely used to rock stheart and agape atire lol
coffee + smoke? nothx im a myspace kid, i drink monster and vape
Personally I always thought the pop song covers by metalcore bands were the worst thing ever. Metalheads didn't want them, and the original pop fans thought they were too heavy in the first place
Anybody know the song name at 3:00
I require for playlist
What This Means To Me by I See Stars. From the album 3-D. Great song, and all around great record
Thank you.@@d-bone312
hey dude! it would be awesome as hell if you did a Dr Acula video
The photos of TDWP without Mike in always confuse me, was he not in the band for a short period of time or something? 🤔
He wasn't feeling well or busy with other things in those pictures.
I love all this shit I'm a big crabcore fan
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I want a video about the brands.
How didn't you know what a crab looks like
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Legit was looking for your channel for hours and then boom u drop 🤦🏿♂️🤦🏿♂️
Do one of the brands for sure👍👍
Can we talk about isetmyfriendsonfire?
Would love to see video about brands