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Funny how fame changes people. Started out as a gang of activists, rapping about social justice and all the equality stuff - ended up throwing tantrums for not
by bheadmaster 4y ago
Funny how fame changes people.
Started out as a gang of activists, rapping about social justice and all the equality stuff - ended up throwing tantrums for not receiving special treatment for being rock stars:
https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_music_news/tom_morello_rips_seattle_restaurant_after_being_denied_service_gets_a_steaming_reply_from_owner.html https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_music_news/tom_...
- xeromal 4y agoI always thought Zach was the one who believed in activism the most.
- wil421 4y agoDespite the restaurant rant I think Tom Morello is the better activist. Zach was certainly the more committed and extreme activist. Tom’s show on SirusXM is awesome and I highly recommend it. There are a couple good article if you google Tom Morello activism, I’d link but some plate behind paywalls.
- pozdnyshev 4y ago
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- nemo44x 4y agoYeah they turned into “I will do what you tell me” sort of thing. They became the machine. Sad.
- oaththrowaway 4y agoRage For The Machine
- conductr 4y ago"f u, you'll do what I tell you"
- taneq 4y agoWow, publicly calling out the restaurant right out of the gate and then asking for a private conversation when public opinion turned against him? And from his description, they were turned away because they kept harassing the doorman after initially being told (legitimately from the sounds of it) that the place was full. I dunno what it's like in Seattle but where I'm from, if you start arguing with security before you're even inside the door, you aren't getting in no matter how quiet the place is. What a dick.