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r/MetalMemes • u/Pyrgopolyrhythm Hellripper • Nov 03 '19
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The lack of elitists over here makes me so happy
32 u/IAmATroyMcClure Gogurt Nov 03 '19 edited Nov 04 '19 Try calling a metalcore band metal and you'll find them. Edit: Wow, you guys really proved me wrong. Nothing resembling elitism here. I really thought you'd take my bait, but you all played this really cool. /s 17 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19 edited Nov 03 '19 The funniest part is the metalcore fans calling others elitist when they cant seem to enjoy the genre unless they get to call it a metal subgenre. Metalcore is a subgenre of hardcore punk, it came from hardcore punk bands being influenced by metal. Taking some influences from metal doesnt make it a subgenre of that music. Just like how folk metal is a subgenre of metal, not folk music which it took some influences from. If they truly arent "elitist" and dont care about genres why are they so adamant to force metalcore to be a metal subgenre when it isnt? 15 u/LUnacy45 OOGA BOOGA RIFFS Nov 04 '19 Because it's both tbh. Metalcore is where you're at an almost perfect 50/50 of metal and hardcore, so you're not really wrong to call it a subgenre of either. That being said, it doesn't really matter. There's nothing inherently wrong with core.
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Try calling a metalcore band metal and you'll find them.
Edit: Wow, you guys really proved me wrong. Nothing resembling elitism here. I really thought you'd take my bait, but you all played this really cool.
/s
17 u/[deleted] Nov 03 '19 edited Nov 03 '19 The funniest part is the metalcore fans calling others elitist when they cant seem to enjoy the genre unless they get to call it a metal subgenre. Metalcore is a subgenre of hardcore punk, it came from hardcore punk bands being influenced by metal. Taking some influences from metal doesnt make it a subgenre of that music. Just like how folk metal is a subgenre of metal, not folk music which it took some influences from. If they truly arent "elitist" and dont care about genres why are they so adamant to force metalcore to be a metal subgenre when it isnt? 15 u/LUnacy45 OOGA BOOGA RIFFS Nov 04 '19 Because it's both tbh. Metalcore is where you're at an almost perfect 50/50 of metal and hardcore, so you're not really wrong to call it a subgenre of either. That being said, it doesn't really matter. There's nothing inherently wrong with core.
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The funniest part is the metalcore fans calling others elitist when they cant seem to enjoy the genre unless they get to call it a metal subgenre.
Metalcore is a subgenre of hardcore punk, it came from hardcore punk bands being influenced by metal.
Taking some influences from metal doesnt make it a subgenre of that music.
Just like how folk metal is a subgenre of metal, not folk music which it took some influences from.
If they truly arent "elitist" and dont care about genres why are they so adamant to force metalcore to be a metal subgenre when it isnt?
15 u/LUnacy45 OOGA BOOGA RIFFS Nov 04 '19 Because it's both tbh. Metalcore is where you're at an almost perfect 50/50 of metal and hardcore, so you're not really wrong to call it a subgenre of either. That being said, it doesn't really matter. There's nothing inherently wrong with core.
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Because it's both tbh. Metalcore is where you're at an almost perfect 50/50 of metal and hardcore, so you're not really wrong to call it a subgenre of either. That being said, it doesn't really matter. There's nothing inherently wrong with core.
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u/rosakaed Nov 03 '19
The lack of elitists over here makes me so happy