We Are Chaos - The Marilyn Manson Story ┃ Documentary

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Born in 1969 in Ohio as Brian Hugh Warner, Marilyn Manson would spend most of his childhood being raised in a devoutly religious family in the Bible Belt of America.
His mother would take him to the local Episcopal Church, whilst also being made to attend the Heritage Christian School up until the 10th grade. His father was also a Roman Catholic.
Manson spent his early years being taught to avoid dark temptations and to devote his life to traditional forms of Anglican religion and God.
Manson developed a fascination for modern pop culture. Two of the most popular name’s of the era were Marilyn Monroe and Charles Manson. Although both were famous for two very different reasons, Manson decided to incorporate these juxtaposing celebrities into his own stage name to create Marilyn Manson.
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@trcythmpsn
@trcythmpsn 2 роки тому
Manson helped get me through a rough life. I watched my father die from ALS from age 10 to 14 then watched my mom drink herself to death from 14 to 16. I never expected to see 20. I made it to 37 so far and doing well. When I was on the edge manson's music was a great escape and you didn't feel alone. The long hard road out of hell.
@cat_loaf943
@cat_loaf943 2 роки тому
I too consider music helpful during difficult times. Sorry for your loss, hopefully everything is okay as of now...
@carolphillips1593
@carolphillips1593 Рік тому
You've been through a lot. Glad you're still here. 💪🙏
@luckyhero2517
@luckyhero2517 Рік тому
Metalheads will always be there for you we are the biggest extended family ever and we love all of each other stay strong brother we’re all standing together with you
@ronniemac8007
@ronniemac8007 Рік тому
Same dude, lost my father to cancer at age 12 and got a crazy mother that was doing a stage production for the first time. He passed on the opening weekend and she didn't tell me till 5 days after he passed, so I didn't get to say goodbye cause she didn't want to deal with grieving children and directing a play at the same time. I had so much hate, total sorrow in my heart and bands like NIN and MM definitely had a huge impact.
@Sevliandroidd
@Sevliandroidd Рік тому
Keep going friend. Music is powerful and does help certain people.
@ianleaver4967
@ianleaver4967 11 місяців тому
I might be 70 years old but I have always been a big fan of Marilyn Mason, the man’s a genius.
@chrismeyer235
@chrismeyer235 5 місяців тому
Right On❤🎉
@user-ug9ms1qj5s
@user-ug9ms1qj5s 2 місяці тому
If Marylyn (Brian ) read your your comment he would be your fan because of your genius
@sandraeveleigh7047
@sandraeveleigh7047 Місяць тому
i am 58
@sandraeveleigh7047
@sandraeveleigh7047 Місяць тому
huge fan...brilliant artist who knows how to press buttons and make folks pay attention...A GENIUS
@HexWitchStacy
@HexWitchStacy Місяць тому
Hell yeah!
@wizardofahhhs759
@wizardofahhhs759 Рік тому
Love him or hate him, his music can never be mistaken for another band.
@judyneville616
@judyneville616 7 місяців тому
He once said in an interview that he felt that he would either become a serial killer or an artist... and chose the latter thank god what a great artist
@idonotanswerquestions5110
@idonotanswerquestions5110 3 роки тому
People didn’t realize back then that by protesting him they were giving him the attention and notoriety he wanted. It worked !!
@kevinnachtnuit5045
@kevinnachtnuit5045 3 роки тому
It's like pouring gasoline on a fire to put it out.....
@burningbridgesthesilvershi2490
@burningbridgesthesilvershi2490 3 роки тому
Like antifa and BLM creating racism and people to abandon the democrat party
@idonotanswerquestions5110
@idonotanswerquestions5110 3 роки тому
BURNING BRIDGES exactly !!
@idonotanswerquestions5110
@idonotanswerquestions5110 3 роки тому
aoggrta74 BLM is racism!! Anytime you put a color before “lives matter” it’s the sheer definition of racism
@aresdesiderata8959
@aresdesiderata8959 3 роки тому
BLM is a violent hate group with bad intentions masquerading as anti-racist.
@gabitzakissy
@gabitzakissy 3 роки тому
His first interview was with himself. That's so epic.
@blindmelonlemonjello
@blindmelonlemonjello 3 роки тому
Yes from the industry magazine he worked for.. like he has said since day one act like a rock star you'll be treated like a rock star.
@franciscosantoyo9835
@franciscosantoyo9835 3 роки тому
Guess Whocifer you’re a dork, leaving stupid replies on youtube.
@Nina-dk1sb
@Nina-dk1sb 3 роки тому
That's the way to do it!
@mrconfusion87
@mrconfusion87 3 роки тому
@Guess Whocifer A dork with millions of fans around the world, and millions of dollars in his bank account! 🤣
@invisibot6602
@invisibot6602 3 роки тому
😆😆
@robinford336
@robinford336 Рік тому
I remember him well. He played at a local club I went out to often. He would hang out before they got on stage, I remember seeing him and being so mild mannered and chill until he got on stage and than would transform into one amazing showman with a awesome voice. I never saw him as scitantic, I saw him as a artist. Excellent story/documentary.
@becirenot4762
@becirenot4762 6 місяців тому
Plus 5?
@georganatoly6646
@georganatoly6646 2 роки тому
saw them live in '97, it's kind of hard to express just how much of a force of nature he was back then
@clan31337
@clan31337 Рік тому
That tour was my first concert. I was a teenager. It was indoors in an old theater hall. Best show EVER :)
@JocelynFT
@JocelynFT 2 місяці тому
I just want someone to put all his tour performances on one dvd
@blackcheshire9703
@blackcheshire9703 3 роки тому
That's actually the first documentary on Marilyn Manson I see that isn't trying to criticize him in any way, I feel relieved.
@dimethaltryptamine1
@dimethaltryptamine1 3 роки тому
I agree
@shirleya3615
@shirleya3615 2 роки тому
💯%
@depe5446
@depe5446 2 роки тому
Same
@meesterdinglefritz2064
@meesterdinglefritz2064 2 роки тому
There’s so much to criticize him for though. Kicking Reznor to the curb was the biggest -hasn’t “written” a good album since Anti Christ.
@louisecockell3101
@louisecockell3101 Рік тому
Absolutely ❤
@DeadDays-vb4gw
@DeadDays-vb4gw 3 роки тому
My favorite quote from him is "I created a fake world because I didn't like the one I was living in." They're all amazing quotes, but this one I can relate to. Marilyn manson is awesome.
@nonraccattarequelfiore2006
@nonraccattarequelfiore2006 3 роки тому
he's a smart and generous son of a bitch before anything else...
@baleedat8560
@baleedat8560 3 роки тому
“I don’t have pet peeves, I have pet cats” is my personal favorite.
@redrumax
@redrumax 3 роки тому
all misfits say that, schizophrenics too, this is schizophrenia definition
@kekemaida6206
@kekemaida6206 3 роки тому
Sounds like that's from naruto
@courtany7871
@courtany7871 3 роки тому
@@redrumax not really all art is a place that the artist created in their head same with movies oz isn’t a real place but the person that created it isn’t a misfit or a schizophrenic they’re just creative and managed to keep that piece of childhood that helped them create these stories and places in their head that’s what artist do just sayin also schizophrenics don’t believe they created a world in their head they believe what they are seeing and hearing is real now medications and therapy can help with this and help distinguish reality from their hallucinations but they don’t just create a world in their head so please do not talk about mental disorders like you understand them when you clearly don’t
@zamuel2401
@zamuel2401 2 роки тому
Marilyn Manson made me look at the world even more differently and see “more” of what was really happening, not that I didn’t before, but he helped fit in some of the missing pieces.
@sally_spice4507
@sally_spice4507 7 місяців тому
100%
@cloogleflurmf6698
@cloogleflurmf6698 Рік тому
I just wanna say I love his quote on the hypocrisy of Christians for not showing him hospitality and trying to learn why he is the way he is. I as a Christian have always wondered why other Christians look at the people who "sin" as bad instead of the "sin" itself.
@shasmi93
@shasmi93 Рік тому
You shouldn’t go around admitting that you’re a Christian, that’s embarrassing…
@TheFrottola
@TheFrottola 7 місяців тому
You are a true Christian. If the rest of Christians would act that way, the world would be a better place.
@Iamtorirose_
@Iamtorirose_ 3 роки тому
Watching this has put me in the mood to stay up all night and watch the Manson appearances on the 'Phil Donahue' talk show, and all the iconic interviews of the 90's. That was what initially drew me to Marilyn Manson, the way he dealt with conflict and people's idiocy, how he never corresponded to hatred with hatred, he was alway so articulated with his answers and never used profanities, but managed to shut them down with eloquence and decorum. I found him mesmerising as a child, and 20 years on, I still follow his career religiously.
@RAWMUSICTV
@RAWMUSICTV 3 роки тому
It was so nostalgic watching all of his old interviews and being reminded just exactly how intelligent this man really is, a truly misunderstood icon of our time!
@Iamtorirose_
@Iamtorirose_ 3 роки тому
@@RAWMUSICTV i just wish i was abit older so i could of seen Manson from the start, I didnt find manson until i was 12 that was in 2002 lol always makes me laugh how people have this preconceived idea of how someone is going to be, and I love how Manson just defies all stereotypes.
@alexisandbillclerico15
@alexisandbillclerico15 3 роки тому
This, yes!!! Could not have said it better myself. Manson is so fascinating, even after all of this time. I've followed him since I was 15, and I'm 38 now. So intelligent and we'll spoken, I can't stop watching him. He's not done yet!!!!!!😁💪❤️
@liverman9000
@liverman9000 3 роки тому
I found him when I was a teenager. It felt as if he was articulating all the things wrong with the world that I had no way of expressing. I've been a fan for over 20 years. So I fee you.
@aaronramsey9673
@aaronramsey9673 3 роки тому
does anyone know good books where it can teach these skills, such as paying attention not to reply with fire to fire for example, you see my point..?
@tomperry5947
@tomperry5947 3 роки тому
Who’s here after the album announcement ?
@MADD-MANX
@MADD-MANX 3 роки тому
Me, cant wait to hear how it sounds
@stinkrat167
@stinkrat167 3 роки тому
Im here after the abuse allegations
@betsady4076
@betsady4076 3 роки тому
@@stinkrat167 I'm here for both
@ruthparks3380
@ruthparks3380 2 роки тому
A truly articulate, intelligent and creative man. Love him or hate him, no one can deny the guy is a genius.
@nawtfeelingthis1932
@nawtfeelingthis1932 Рік тому
MM captures teenage angst, depression and confusion better than any other artist.
@reinhardt5405
@reinhardt5405 3 роки тому
As a loner myself I can understand how deeply devastated he must have been when losing his parents. The only people who were by his side and believed in him are now gone. I sure hope he is doing well on his own, man.
@infowazz
@infowazz 3 роки тому
being a loner is perfectly fine. i love being alone and very close to my mom, not my dad so much. he's all alone in florida. so yeah, i need a damn girlfriend lol.
@nelliesilvers1210
@nelliesilvers1210 3 роки тому
I'm alone but not lonely. I've pushed everyone away over the years through drug addiction and depression but, although I miss going out and running wild, I prefer chillin' out at home away from crowds. But yeah..if my mum goes before I do, it's going to fuck me up and hit hard
@danielaschwarz1971
@danielaschwarz1971 3 роки тому
@Reinhardt I was looking for this comment because I can understand him so good and you wrote it in a right way because I lost my lovely mom when I was just 28.My father:I call him my producer because we have no contact anymore & he was also aggressive towards or to me and my mother in the past😡.I am a loner too but I am glad that I have my friends but last year 2020 I lost my best male friend and my financè to or on cancer.I feel so loneley now😢SORRY FOR MY GRIEF & FOR MY ENGLISH💫
@danielaschwarz1971
@danielaschwarz1971 3 роки тому
@@nelliesilvers1210 Ouu,I can understand you so well because of the drug addiction and Depression.I used to say if my mom dies before me that I will kill myself but life went on,sometimes good & sometimes bad.....
@berlynwall1956
@berlynwall1956 3 роки тому
I'm pretty sure he's not doing so great right now
@pattrip82
@pattrip82 3 роки тому
Look at me, a 38 years old woman crying. Bryan has been my first musical obsession at 16 while growing up in a musicless family, “The Man That You Fear” hitting me like a train, passing through me... after that I bought every single cd, vhs, book, t-shirt, poster. He’s been my first concert, he’s been screaming for me when I was unable to do so, powerless bullied fat teenager with a father calling her a clown in front of everyone because of crazy coloured hair, outrageous makeup and style in a small town where I didn’t belong (now it’s called expressing yourself, it’s cool, then it was considered a reason to be marginalised and isolated, to be wrong for not blending in society and its trends). Him, his music and his art will always stir deep emotions in me and I will always be his devoted, grateful fan.
@javierdonas7813
@javierdonas7813 3 роки тому
G io sd-ºdgdhl
@Danimal77
@Danimal77 3 роки тому
His name is spelled Brian, not Bryan.
@pattrip82
@pattrip82 3 роки тому
Dan Maler Thank you, I always mispell the name, also for my brother in law 😅
@cassandrashrum9505
@cassandrashrum9505 3 роки тому
The “y” is an honest mistake, I think. My brother’s name is Bryan not Brian, so I’d do the same honestly. I don’t think it was that big of a deal to point out, but I digress....
@pattrip82
@pattrip82 3 роки тому
@@cassandrashrum9505 Thank you Cassandra, the misspelling was a honest, non-mother language mistake indeed, we don’t have either Brian nor Bryan as names in my country of origin 😉 Everyone focus attention, effort and opinion on what they deem important to them, I respect that 😊
@laudanum669
@laudanum669 2 роки тому
I first saw Marilyn in 1995 as the opening act for Korn and Danzig. My friend Mark had brought me with and he was the Guitarist in Halford's band Fight at the time so we we hung out back stage. When Manson took the stage my friend said "You gotta see this". So we stood on the side of the stage and I was like "Holy Shit". I had never heard of Marilyn Manson but I knew this was something completely different. Flash forward Ten years and my friend Mark would end up playing guitar for Manson on the "Against All God's" tour. Mark also played on Danzig's "Blackaciddevil" album.
@charlenebedford3391
@charlenebedford3391 2 роки тому
Awesome!!!
@jasonjadrnak6841
@jasonjadrnak6841 5 місяців тому
Huh....because I had a vhs tape of the same era where korn was the opening act for Marilyn manson in Kentucky. Korn wasn't even remotely popular in 95. Not till 98 when follow the leader dropped
@baylorsailor
@baylorsailor 5 місяців тому
Back in the mid '90s, there was a church in Texas that my older sister liked to attend because many of her friends from school went. It was known for its "rocking" youth events. Every once in awhile I would go, like when Jars of Clay came to perform. One of the nights I went with her, many of the teens had brought CDs with them that they considered "evil". Apparently it was requested that they do this. In the middle of the show they started shattering the CDs against a wall. Many of those CDs were Marilyn Manson's and other bands that I liked at the time. It actually scared me watching them because I was afraid that they would find out I liked the music they were destroying. I never went there again after that. I tried to convince my sister that the people there were crazy, but she kept going. It was an insane sight to say the least.
@MrEdOliiver
@MrEdOliiver 3 роки тому
The amount of inteligence that Manson has is beyond explanation. The man is a complete artist. Period.
@sysrq9pgup
@sysrq9pgup 3 роки тому
What are all you people mean when put in end word "period"?
@MrEdOliiver
@MrEdOliiver 3 роки тому
@@sysrq9pgup usually it means "end of story"...like, no question about it..
@infowazz
@infowazz 3 роки тому
so are the demons that inspire him
@MrEdOliiver
@MrEdOliiver 3 роки тому
@@infowazz only the best ones!
@Nerdifant
@Nerdifant 3 роки тому
I would expand that. He is not only an artist but also his own artwork which makes it even more fascinating.
@racheldahliamusic
@racheldahliamusic 3 роки тому
Smells like children was his first album i bought. I've never stopped listening to his stuff since. I turn 40 in 5 days! That's a huge chunk of my life dedicated to Manson!
@juliadawn2566
@juliadawn2566 3 роки тому
Same here. I just turned 40. Will always listen to his music.
@savagendn961
@savagendn961 3 роки тому
U ever listen to the hidden track at the end? U have to let it keep playing for like 15 minutes but it starts sounding like demonic babies laughing and spazing out.
@savagendn961
@savagendn961 3 роки тому
Diary of a dope fiend is my favorite song its super under rated
@smittysmith2812
@smittysmith2812 Рік тому
Mine too, my mom got so mad i brought jis music in her house. Needless to say when i got home from school she raided my room and broke it in 3 pieces right in front of me. My parents hated him so much
@jasonmautz1258
@jasonmautz1258 Рік тому
Same
@rmroberts94
@rmroberts94 2 роки тому
I love how completely objective and fact-based this whole documentary is. Let's you form your own opinion without pushing an agenda or bias. Wish there was more content on the internet like this!
@RAWMUSICTV
@RAWMUSICTV 2 роки тому
Thanks Rachel!
@missmeowmeow6690
@missmeowmeow6690 2 роки тому
This man and his work had a huge impact on my life, i love him with all my heart
@damarwirawan1348
@damarwirawan1348 3 роки тому
For once... finally the narrator understood what manson trying to said for all these year. At least 2020 have some good side in it. The narrator
@XIX-JAN-MCMLXXVII
@XIX-JAN-MCMLXXVII 3 роки тому
If 50% of people were against him and the other 50% supported him, then, in accordance to his beliefs, he has achieved 100% success...
@NikkiMikeMassaro
@NikkiMikeMassaro Рік тому
Absolutely the most hands down underrated, underappreciated and under credited comment ever
@annikajohansson9171
@annikajohansson9171 Рік тому
This should be written on his obituary
@aerrae5608
@aerrae5608 2 роки тому
Thank you Mr.Manson, for enforcing what I knew but was too shy to enact, that my individuality is a quality to embrace and defend. I'm a younger fan at 28 but still your music was there for every stage of my life and there was not even one album where I didn't like at least one song. That's a track record you only share with The Cure. I'm just a simple man, living a simple life. I can't imagine your lifestyle, your loss and experience, nothing really but I hope if you read this it gives you a little strength too, strength that you gave to me that I wish to share back in the exceedingly rare chance you see this. You and Johnny Depp too. Thank you for bringing some true joy and fun even in the darkest times. I'm grateful for your work. You will both always have a fan in me. Someone that believes the best in you, even if too be quite blunt I don't know you too. Maybe I'm as much a sheep as the people you despise, but I want to believe after seeing you both interview, and fight for your positions that you are upstanding people who just want to open the minds of the populace. People who are like me and other fans, who simply managed to gain attention and scrutiny that is far beyond fair.
@lenkavesli1474
@lenkavesli1474 4 місяці тому
Krásné napsané. Přidávám se k tomuto vyjádření... Dekuji
@Mysticyogi67
@Mysticyogi67 2 роки тому
I've seen him live twice and would love to see him again. One of the great showmen of our time. An amazing artist .
@dahliablack9017
@dahliablack9017 2 роки тому
Good luck on seeing him perform anytime soon ever since those accusations have come out radio won't play them even satellite won't play him it's really f****** sad I hope that we don't end up losing another artist do to finger-pointing and accusations
@JaniceNivens-Huston
@JaniceNivens-Huston Рік тому
Artist my ass!!👿👿👿🤣
@bunnygirl444
@bunnygirl444 Рік тому
@@JaniceNivens-Huston lmao okay??
@fabriziomancini441
@fabriziomancini441 3 роки тому
Life changer. You might like him or not. But you're not the same after listening him. Pure art
@owencash819
@owencash819 3 роки тому
Yea, Jefferey Dahmer was a life changer too. A lot of people were not the same after meeting him too.
@sitheternalemperor3857
@sitheternalemperor3857 3 роки тому
@@owencash819 not comparable.
@Bringiton513
@Bringiton513 3 роки тому
That's right. I have to go to the loo to shit now!
@lynthorn1327
@lynthorn1327 3 роки тому
@@owencash819 allegations are the devil incarnate. All celebrities loose what they worked for. Normal people don't loose anything unless found guilty. We really need to step away from trial by media. And cancel culture. We are not the police or judge.
@robertcronin6603
@robertcronin6603 2 роки тому
*to him
@brucecorda3825
@brucecorda3825 3 роки тому
Holy moly! The name of the documentary is the name of the album announced a month later! :D
@ghillie7897
@ghillie7897 3 роки тому
Holy snap was it coincidental? WoW
@burym3inblk
@burym3inblk 3 роки тому
Is it a whole album, I thought it was just that song?
@ShiroiTengu
@ShiroiTengu 3 роки тому
Its a whole album and its also possible that the name of the doc was changed after the single was announced the other day.
@BromanEntertainment
@BromanEntertainment 3 роки тому
@@ShiroiTengu Yeah I think that's what happened, it was renamed as soon as the album had an official title.
@RAWMUSICTV
@RAWMUSICTV 3 роки тому
Bingo 😉
@spookyspoon6589
@spookyspoon6589 Рік тому
I LOVE this artist. He’s so incredibly intelligent and creative. He knows the Bible more than anyone I know! ❤ “The devil has always been the church’s best friend”
@jovanreid6782
@jovanreid6782 Рік тому
Yeah but now he's accepting church invites from the likes of Kanye West and is possibly a abusive groomer. Too bad. Used to be my hero for the reasons you cited but I'm not going to ignore the allegations or the fact he's a clown now.
@taffysaur
@taffysaur Рік тому
@@jovanreid6782 How do you know the accusations are true? Also who cares if he showed up to support his friend Kanye?
@jovanreid6782
@jovanreid6782 Рік тому
@@taffysaur You're absolutely right. I shouldn't give a feckless funk about out-to-lunch individuals such as those two unfunny running jokes.
@rowanstar6664
@rowanstar6664 Рік тому
@@jovanreid6782 pretty sure hes cut ties with kanye
@WeDoLoveU
@WeDoLoveU Рік тому
Because the Devil sit in Vatican where the pagan Roman Catholic born. *There's NOTHING holy in Vatican since it's started.* The pagan Catholic came from Babylonian that kept *ALL* the pagan's gods, and *MERGED* them with the Bible. *JESUS AGAINST CATHOLICISM.* Jesus *ABOLISHED the PRIEST.* Jesus recruit the Apostles and teach them to become Apostles. They are the Pastor in today's world. *NONE OF THE APOSTLES ARE PRIEST.* The Pagan Catholic called *PAGAN* because they *STILL have PRIEST.* Pagan Catholic *REJECTED* Jesus Christ as their High Priesthood, because: *Pagan Catholic created their own human Priest.* Pagan Catholic itself is the *ANTICHRIST.*
@mcnasty4207
@mcnasty4207 Рік тому
I didn't realize what a good painter he was! That 3 headed Jesus was amazing.
@tammywheetley2384
@tammywheetley2384 3 роки тому
I am a really big fan of Marilyn Manson. I'm 49 years old and he calls to me. Whenever he comes to town for his concerts I'm there. I even have his artwork tattooed on my leg
@tammywheetley2384
@tammywheetley2384 3 роки тому
When Marilyn Manson was on TV long time ago he said the Christians should thank him for giving them something to gripe about on Sunday😘😘
@chptrk75
@chptrk75 3 роки тому
45 here and love Manson too!
@chaenahgleeson902
@chaenahgleeson902 3 роки тому
Hey thats so cool. I'm 29 and I've been to two of his concerts as a teen. My second tattoo was the eat me drink me album heart art. I'm still a huge fan and will be till the day I die.
@snisbet721
@snisbet721 3 роки тому
@@tammywheetley2384 before I never liked marilyn manson because I believed that he was a bad influence on teens but till I watched videos about his life (Including his childhood) I started having great respect for him so I no longer dislike him, and the only songs I liked that he covered were Sweet Dreams(Are Made Of These) Tainted Love Personal Jesus This Is Halloween
@tammywheetley2384
@tammywheetley2384 3 роки тому
You know I was the same in the very beginning. I listen to the hype and finally I quit. I was always drawn to his music even when I downed him You might say that I was ashamed I wasn't supposed to like him in any way. I was worried what people might think of me. Hell I was young!! I would secretly listen to his music and watch his videos God I love him.
@nyxzorander
@nyxzorander 3 роки тому
Man, what a crazy life and such commitment to keep at it despite all the hate. A true warrior of art and a standbearer of social critique. He deserves his fame more than most. My heart goes out to him for his parents.
@mrconfusion87
@mrconfusion87 3 роки тому
Yup! The Antichrist Superstar himself had way better family values than most of his public moral guardian detractors did!
@shannonrickard8605
@shannonrickard8605 2 роки тому
His first ever interview was conducted by himself 😂 Such a Marilyn Manson thing to do
@meganaspden7771
@meganaspden7771 5 місяців тому
I have learnt much more from MM than any hypocritical church. What an enlightened man.
@emem8186
@emem8186 3 роки тому
I grew up listening to his music. I turned out okay 😀
@irishnz_9558
@irishnz_9558 3 роки тому
I didn't!
@emem8186
@emem8186 3 роки тому
@@irishnz_9558 It's never too late. Unless you believe so. In that case, you're screwed 😀
@nobodyspecial2835
@nobodyspecial2835 3 роки тому
Hahahahaha... Great thread
@day_z6289
@day_z6289 3 роки тому
Yeah me too and I have a heart of gold bebe 🥰
@bluedelerium
@bluedelerium 3 роки тому
So did I, and I DIDN’T...I’m the furthest thing from turning out “okay”. But that def *wasn’t* bc of his music. It was just bc I was destined to become a fuckin’ mess (more so than I already was to begin with).
@bluebedoo2u
@bluebedoo2u 3 роки тому
There’s just nobody like him. Incredibly talented, incredibly misunderstood. I adore this man 🖤
@mariepetrauskas1547
@mariepetrauskas1547 Рік тому
You adore him? If you adore Manson you'll adore anything.
@jakesnacks1149
@jakesnacks1149 Рік тому
Completely self made, a real person
@dennisnielsen4289
@dennisnielsen4289 7 місяців тому
​​@@mariepetrauskas1547I would say it's the exact opposite. Manson was and is unique, unlike many, hence, why adoring such a inspirational individual, is anything but ordinary. This man, saved me from taking my own life as a kid, because I used his strength from his music, to face my own demons. Thank you, Mr Warner 💜
@Ultra-LV
@Ultra-LV 2 роки тому
I lived in Canton Ohio from 83-87 and went to school with him. I didnt know him until later in years I saw him in my year book. So thats cool to think I went to school with Brian Warner!
@ozzygodisgod
@ozzygodisgod 11 місяців тому
Marilyn Manson's music got me out of a depression I was in and still today this day it really helps me when I feel down. It really reflects my life and how I truly feel. I really hope he puts out more music very soon
@sandraeveleigh7047
@sandraeveleigh7047 Місяць тому
yes...me too
@christopherbell4543
@christopherbell4543 3 роки тому
Manson's parents were not devout christians and his father wasn't a strict Roman Catholic yes he went to a christian school but that was so he'd receive a better education not because his parents were zealots.
@TinaLouise73
@TinaLouise73 2 роки тому
pardon my ignorance but wot is a zealot?!!
@saltyzu8412
@saltyzu8412 2 роки тому
Your right, this documentary instantly lost credit right from the get go . What kind of bias tards put this crap out?
@thebasilisk3504
@thebasilisk3504 2 роки тому
Ya but the other version sells more records to jr high school kids
@thebasilisk3504
@thebasilisk3504 2 роки тому
@Bro Scientist where do you think he got his info
@lockandloadlikehell
@lockandloadlikehell 2 місяці тому
He said in some old Letterman interview that his grandfather was into bestiality- I wasn't aware devout Christian families were into fucking dogs 😂
@zewaisnel6130
@zewaisnel6130 3 роки тому
Idc how religious you are or how much you hate the man NOBODY can deny the fact Marilyn Manson is an absolute genius
@steveissexy
@steveissexy 2 роки тому
Yeah he's a big-time genius this guy is amazing
@nadiabadilla716
@nadiabadilla716 2 роки тому
Aww
@MegaMrWomanizer
@MegaMrWomanizer 2 роки тому
Being smart or having a high iq is totally independent of your morality… satan is very smart too and has been around for millennia nothing new here. Your opinion on him being a “genius” is your opinion , bad behavior has been glorified by the media for a long time ..if you are “shocking” people with crazy behavior they’ll give you the attention you are craving any smart person knows this and Manson is smart but I wouldn’t call him a genius. A genius is someone that discovers or produces something that is beneficial for all of humanity. Manson could die tomorrow and only a few thousand people (his fans) would miss him out of billions . The guy is not young any more he’s old and chubby his time is ending soon, most people couldn’t care less about this washed up satan worshipper
@zewaisnel6130
@zewaisnel6130 2 роки тому
@@MegaMrWomanizer I’m guessing your religious... also he would be very missed if he died today that’s a terrible argument just because he’s not as huge as he used to be has nothing to do with how many people would miss him that’s like saying because Liam Gallagher isn’t as huge now as he was with oasis that no one would miss him when he dies he’s a national treasure and people recognise that also nostalgia would be a huge factor as well. That was very disrespectful especially under a documentary about Marilyn Manson, why would you even click on the video AND look at the comments AND reply to them 😂 seems like a lot of effort for a old, chubby, washed up Satan worshiper?
@MegaMrWomanizer
@MegaMrWomanizer 2 роки тому
@@zewaisnel6130 I don’t know who Liam Gallagher is as well. I asked my wife and she doesn’t either and neither my son That proves my point …not because you and all your friends know a certain musician or “rockstar” that automatically means the entire world and every ethnic group is gonna know who they are. Manson is fat, physically unfit and appears to be suffering the effects of long time drug use. Rock is no longer mainstream like it used to ..so all those rockets in their 50s are pretty much like an iPhone 5 …still have some utility but heavily outdated
@visualaudio22
@visualaudio22 4 місяці тому
I honestly thanks to my parents got a fascination for Manson especially during 2020 when “We are chaos” came out. It was a song that came out when we needed it most and it has still hit today for me!!!! Thank you Manson
@Cindy.Gregoriana
@Cindy.Gregoriana 2 роки тому
Manson helped me get through a rough & sad period of my life when i was just a child & i thought i was not worthy of love, his music & his message helped me get out of the hole❤ He's a genius, a true artist & a very misunderstood individual.
@janebunner173
@janebunner173 3 роки тому
If you listen to Manson, you will see that's he's very intelligent. I like him and his music and I'm a white Christian 62yo woman. Rock on!!!!!!
@lar-zd9rs
@lar-zd9rs 3 роки тому
32yo, Christian, conservative woman here and we LOVE Manson in this house!
@sarahgeorget89
@sarahgeorget89 3 роки тому
He is very intelligent and extremely artistic but like every highly artistic people he is very tortured and drug fueled torment to the level we hear today with his abuse of women
@owencash819
@owencash819 3 роки тому
He's dumb as a rock. He "speaks" well but is quite dull at the same time.
@sitheternalemperor3857
@sitheternalemperor3857 3 роки тому
@@owencash819 he has a pretty high iq lmao gtfo with your jealousy.
@kelcritcarroll
@kelcritcarroll 3 роки тому
Im 59 and think he is very intelligent and he speaks the truth
@StarsForward
@StarsForward 3 роки тому
If I could pick _any_ 5 people with whom I could sit down and have a conversation, Marilyn Manson would be near the top of that list.
@MohaAsmr
@MohaAsmr 3 роки тому
Hahhaa. With that question "who would i meet alive or dead" I answer "write a song with MM"
@pnygrl75
@pnygrl75 Рік тому
My favorite MM quote is “ I wasn’t born with enough middle fingers”. His music also got me through some very tough times. To this day sometimes nothing else will do. Not gonna judge his personal life. Will forever be a fan.
@fatemeetsluck
@fatemeetsluck Рік тому
We wouldn't want to be him, but people like him are needed for good art and to say what we're all thinking but too afraid to speak up about.
@wiktoria499
@wiktoria499 3 роки тому
I remember when I was just a little kid; everytime we were in a car driving from the destination A to B on the vacations, my parents brought Marilyn Mansion's albums. They turned it up as loud as it can get and that's how I got into his music. I love a lot of different artists but Marilyn will always bring the best memories of my childhood!!
@chaoselemental6759
@chaoselemental6759 Рік тому
I’m 37, became a teen in the 90’s, am finally having my first child, and this is the type of parent I want to be, and type of childhood I want my child to have. You got some cool parents, and grew up as a cool kid 🤟🏼❤️
@mitchvechart7164
@mitchvechart7164 3 роки тому
Why Manson used absinthe to paint: Marilyn Manson on Letterman: this was painted with absinthe. Yeah, I drink when I paint, and sometimes I dip it in the wrong cup” 😂
@symbologee
@symbologee 3 роки тому
Absinthe is nasty shit...
@roomum9829
@roomum9829 3 роки тому
That is such an MM thing for him to say 🤣🤣🤣
@infowazz
@infowazz 3 роки тому
i want to try it really badly. its at the store but need to see if its authentic. i drink wine and paint. also love being alone :)
@nelliesilvers1210
@nelliesilvers1210 3 роки тому
@@infowazz You drink wine AND paint?? Wine I can understand but... you shouldn't drink paint🤨. 😁
@nelliesilvers1210
@nelliesilvers1210 3 роки тому
Absinthe is rot gut. Gets you hammered but can burn the gut. Haven't had it in years but even as a barmaid it wasn't a highly requested drink
@SFSomega
@SFSomega 7 місяців тому
I had his album "Antichrist Superstar" as a young teenager and it changed me. I don't know for the worse or the better but it definitely had an impact on me growing up and my future life choices. I think I could best describe it as it made me a less mainstream human being.
@mariodantonio5482
@mariodantonio5482 7 місяців тому
Changed my life too..listened on my way to school for 5 years every day when I was 15 ..every song has his own mood ..u feel trapped into that album and can't leave without it.its like a shelter for broken souls
@Webedunn
@Webedunn 23 дні тому
“Something is wrong. Something is VERY WRONG. Oh my, oh my what have I done!?” Dying quote from Anton Levey.🤣
@harderway8568
@harderway8568 2 роки тому
"People who feel as if they're outside of the system, discriminated for what they are and what they believe" - as a christian in the 21st century, more and more I relate to this one.
@moniqueengleman873
@moniqueengleman873 2 роки тому
Sadly it is because so MANY people call themselves "Christians", but are not remotely Christ like. The hypocrisy and ignorance of Christian America has devastated the entire thing. You Christian Fundamental Radical displays has numbed people to the Grace of God. We need to change.
@jovanreid6782
@jovanreid6782 2 роки тому
Oh no you don't. Not when the 21st Century Christian is the greatest purveyor of discrimination in the world. Now how you do like that?
@harderway8568
@harderway8568 2 роки тому
@@jovanreid6782 Don't feel anyhow, but realise that you know nothing at all about Christianity. Discrimination - how and why?
@jovanreid6782
@jovanreid6782 2 роки тому
@@harderway8568 Realize that only a religious zealot would assume I know nothing about Christianity. For all you know, I know your "good book" (and all its hoary falsehoods) better than you do. How oh so F-ing typical.
@kenosabi
@kenosabi 9 місяців тому
Tbh ... you aren't wrong. I'm not like hugely religious as in I'm not all in on one or the other religions. I feel like God is real as in something somewhere created all of this. I just think most organized religion was put together by humans and humans are incredibly corrupt and prone to seeking power over other humans. History demonstrates this all too well. Its interesting the era were in now because it goes both ways but everyone screams about being allowed to have a view but are very quick to tell everyone else what it is they should believe. I see it a lot in politics and culture from the left to the right. There are times where I'd swear the two "sides" were made for one another - using the same tactics, holding the same attitudes, etc - just with slightly different flavors. I've seen a lot of anti religious sentiment out of everything from the mainstream media to Hollywood to numerous politicians. I'm sorry you feel persecuted man and to some degree disrespected I'd imagine. It isn't right. I'd like to think we can all agree on that out of the sake of the species rather then this destructive need to be right and dunk on one another. I hope we all reach the realization that were being pitted against one another for the sake of those higher up that wish to control our direction. I hope your God blesses you bro and gives you whatever strength you need. I think things are gonna get better - but it's gonna take everyone dropping the sht for a bit. Anyways I'm rambling. Hang in there.
@nicolenovi4619
@nicolenovi4619 3 роки тому
In my opinion, the best quote comes within the first two minutes of this documentary, that "art should be a question mark, not an answer". As a writer and former singer myself, I truly believe that, and Marilyn is so wise for saying it. That sums all music up for me, and what it should be, and everyone should have that attitude and not expect artists to be perfect or conform to any standards. They are humans , too, just like us, even if they are icons, and Marilyn is very smart for recognizing that he can't heal the world, he can only present it to us and have us reflect on his his interpretation of it. You go Marilyn , I love you. XOXOXOXOX
@nicolenovi4619
@nicolenovi4619 3 роки тому
Thank you for the reply!!!
@justinnardine8564
@justinnardine8564 3 роки тому
It’s a great quote
@ledzeppelin1tome272
@ledzeppelin1tome272 2 роки тому
I think with all my heart that Marilyn Manson is misunderstood by people. Yes his fans, including me as a huge fan, understand where he's coming from and what messages he is stating. He's a brilliant man. His music, his art, an author and his outlooks and observations makes him simply a brilliant man. People tend to judge and pass on their own ideologies without really looking deeply into what they are judging. To judge there are 2 sides and actually it's all opinions in reality which I feel judgement is. Everyone has the right to opinions however if you choose to judge remember that it's just your opinion. Marilyn Manson is misunderstood by society and that's sad. Everyone one of us have faults, even Marilyn, but as humans we should give ourselves and others a chance to forgive. All I'm trying to say is Marilyn...Brian, is just a normal man and we should look through the persona he portrays and give him credit for the man he is. Love to all......
@mona6317
@mona6317 2 роки тому
He literally has neo nazi tattoos
@Sol-Cutta
@Sol-Cutta Рік тому
Yes mad how they associated him with Satan yet he was nothing like that in his music
@travman1987
@travman1987 Рік тому
He’s literally a rapist and an abuser lol
@angelicaconde1
@angelicaconde1 Рік тому
His music is not meant for the masses, as mostly everyone is beneath the rest intellectually dwelling in idiocy.
@Sol-Cutta
@Sol-Cutta Рік тому
@@angelicaconde1 your most probably correct
@abefroman764
@abefroman764 Рік тому
He is a very intelligent, intuitive person. He is the type of person I would love to sit down alone with and just listen to him.
@froey198033
@froey198033 3 роки тому
So I was never a huge fan but he's definitely smarter than what people think he was and he's been around for 26 years now.
@dizzypassout61
@dizzypassout61 3 роки тому
I think this was a good documentary and as a manson fan I really enjoyed it, however I feel you kinda glazed over the Spooky Kids era as they had a few album releases back then before portrait of an American family. You also didn’t really talk about the members which were a massive driving force to Marilyn mansons (the band and the singer) success. You also didn’t mention Smells Like Children Children EP which essentially was the thing that made him pretty well known because of his Eurythmics Sweet Dreams Cover and the Jay Hawkins I Put A Spell On You Cover. You also didn’t mention columbine which he was ultimately blamed for and thus ended up being an inspiration/open letter to making Holy Wood. Nevertheless I enjoyed the video! You get a like from me :)
@RAWMUSICTV
@RAWMUSICTV 3 роки тому
All fair points and appreciate the feedback! The one thing I will say. regarding Columbine, I purposefully made sure to NOT include this as I'm sick of seeing him being labelled as the person responsible for it, almost every interview you watch he has to deal with it. For once, I wanted to create something about Manson that didn't label him with this. Glad you enjoyed and thanks for the like :)
@heathenqueen6468
@heathenqueen6468 3 роки тому
Ahhhhhh yes another real fan. YOU get a like from ME.
@Haiylin
@Haiylin 3 роки тому
@@RAWMUSICTV It's understandable you feel that was about Manson, every one of his fans despise how Columbine was pinned on him. But it's important to note how that incident was a driving force behind Manson's creative flow and how it shaped his music and message at that time. The video is really well edited and researched regardless, I enjoyed watching it ♡
@RAWMUSICTV
@RAWMUSICTV 3 роки тому
@dior I totally agree with you, it had such an impact on him and his career, I wonder if it didn't happen, what direction would his career have gone in. Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you enjoyed it! Can't wait for the new record!
@zaken06
@zaken06 3 роки тому
As a Mansonite, I really appreciate that he didnt mention Columbine.
@justice4marilynmanson
@justice4marilynmanson Рік тому
Excellent video exploring the career and artistry of such a prolific public figure!
@jamesteague5651
@jamesteague5651 Рік тому
Well put together documentary. Grew up on his music but never really bothered with his personal story. I learned alot from this. Thankyou
@davidbenefield9857
@davidbenefield9857 3 роки тому
Manson has been an icon of mine since I was 14 . he has definitely altered the way I've grown up him and Eminem and Johnny cash I love em
@ardkoroz9344
@ardkoroz9344 3 роки тому
My daddy wrestled at Madison Square Garden for 5 yrs in the 50s.He loved Alice Cooper. He painted his nails black. My dad was Awesome before awesome was awesome. I'm proud, hell's yeah
@intotherainbowvain2994
@intotherainbowvain2994 Рік тому
When i was 10 i bought Mechanical Animals CD, i listened to the music, looked at the booklet and i didnt know what was going on. After that i became obsessed with music, he was my first love and i love him after 25 more years. He brought me into the world of music, which was more than once a life saver for me.
@amyness1762
@amyness1762 2 роки тому
"When all your wishes have been granted many of your dreams will be destroyed" - Marlyn Manson...now tell them to say it back to themselves...
@diphenhydramine6072
@diphenhydramine6072 3 роки тому
It's so ironic how people just repeatedly prove Manson's points.
@maxblak7446
@maxblak7446 3 роки тому
indeed 🖤
@thehighpriestessvibe9991
@thehighpriestessvibe9991 3 роки тому
I fell In love with Marilyn manson's music when I was in 6th grade and was 12 years old. His music truly kept me hanging onto a life I hated..even though at the time I didn't understand him like I do now. This man has endured some crazy trauma growing up of course he's gonna be fucked up in the head a little bit. I think he is a true musical genius and still at age 28 love his music and respect him.
@mf-cv4ve
@mf-cv4ve Рік тому
Thankyou so much, this was really how I felt about MM after having seen him so down to earth and vulnerable in a French TV show years ago. Appart from his brilliant musical interpretations and vibes that go along how incredible to discover he's am.all round artist and visionary yet soft-spoken person. Merci beaucoup 💘
@orla4267
@orla4267 Рік тому
Once I had a conversation with my mom, who used to listen to him when she was a teenager and young adult, about the hate that he faced from christians and conservatives, and my mom said something along the lines of “at the end of the day he’s a normal person, like he probably goes home and watches jeopardy in his robe or something.” And that really stuck with me.
@RAWMUSICTV
@RAWMUSICTV 3 роки тому
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@BrandausBlog
@BrandausBlog 3 роки тому
Thanks! No other artist has been such a huge influence on my teen years than him...
@superbmediacontentcreator
@superbmediacontentcreator 6 місяців тому
Excellent Bio/Doc that was right down the line noting controversy without jumping on a side. I remember fighting about him with so many for what Marylin Manson expounded upon... freedom of thought. They like many confused the imagery for the message. The images of him, his videos, and the band were always stunning to me and I adore the continuing evolution of his makeup. I still would love to photograph him sometime...
@katherinelange2424
@katherinelange2424 2 роки тому
Thank you for helping me to hear and understand better. We all need to take our own type of understanding ourselves. Thankyou Brian.
@loneronin6813
@loneronin6813 3 роки тому
Throughout my teenage years when I first heard his music (I think I was 15 or so) and still to this day Marilyn Manson has been a huge source of support for me. I was born with a very serious case of Tourette's Syndrome, and I was bullied to the point of ending up having some of my school bullies that also lived in my neighborhood in high school physically assault me for a time because they thought I wouldn't fight back or was too lacking in control of my own body to do so. (Tourette's Syndrome often shows itself outwardly through verbal and physical actions not in control of the person with said disorder, and mine were mostly physical.) This problem even followed me to my first semester of college to the point I dropped out and then went to a community college. I've had my battles both with bullies and my own inner demons of serious depression and difficulties with social interaction in general due to my condition, but things only got worse. I was at a point where things seemed bearable. I had a strong relationship and it seemed like it would lead to marriage and was the closest relationship with someone who actually saw me as her equal and really seemed to love me as much as I did her. The reason being was that at this point I was very physically active: I was almost done getting my associate's degree, I had been training in martial arts for at least a few years by that point and planned to become a part-time martial arts teacher, I was working a physically demanding job that I really loved, and would go to the gym for a couple of hours about five or so times a week. Then a combination of all that physical activity caused me a bad injury to my back. Despite years of surgery, medication, injections, physical therapy, etc., I still feel the pain and am limited by it at all times every day. I couldn't afford to continue college or even sit in a chair long enough to get through my classes, and medical bills were piling up. The girl that I was hoping to one day start a life with left me soon after my back became a problem. She developed a habit of contacting me via Facebook just to send messages about her dating one guy or another, although these turned out to be lies. She also explained that she only dated me to go on nice dates and that she used me so she could lose her virginity. I just told her that she was only hurting herself by messaging me and that I hoped she would move on to find something meaningful to her, and I meant it and still do. I dropped all connections to her so she could never contact me again. She had become yet another negative force in my life at that point, so I saw no reason to continue talking to her. Anyway, I've gotten to a point where I can at least bear the back pain, but over a year ago I was thrown for another loop. I developed a serious case of TD, which causes me further involuntary movement, constant physical pain and tension, especially in my legs. I can't actually sit down for more than a few minutes at a time, and even laying down is a source of pain and tension with no relief for a single second throughout the day. I can barely sleep, and I also now can't control it when I scream in agony just laying down at home. I'm currently looking into neurosurgery to see if something can be done to help me so that this waking nightmare that is my life can return to some semblance of livable. Through all of this toil and misery, Marilyn Manson's music has been my only true source of comfort apart from my writing of self-published short stories and books. Although I know I will never be able to tell him myself, I thank Marilyn Manson for all that he has created and all that he has done for me because he really has saved what amount of life that I continue to cling to. I still fight for a better tomorrow for myself because I do still feel that I can pull through and I hope to one day be capable of being a positive influence through my own creativity for others in whatever form that takes.
@sallyann985
@sallyann985 3 роки тому
Really enjoyed reading your comment, wish it'd gotten more attention.
@loneronin6813
@loneronin6813 3 роки тому
@@sallyann985 Well thank you! :D I really appreciate you taking the time to read and respond. I hope that you're doing well and that all is going great for you in general.
@herzeliedstein573
@herzeliedstein573 3 роки тому
Can we talk about how amazing Portrait of an American Family is?
@savagendn961
@savagendn961 3 роки тому
The opening for wrapped in plastic is amazing the way the drums and bass come in. the whole album is awesome
@sheribrooks8582
@sheribrooks8582 6 місяців тому
Born in 1980 I started listening to Manson and the spooky kids a punk band in 89 to 90 if you love him or hate him he is one of the greatest 90s rock bands around
@tootsitroll9785
@tootsitroll9785 2 роки тому
Great production !!! I watched it last night and I’m up for work now but dropped back by to sub.
@RAWMUSICTV
@RAWMUSICTV 2 роки тому
Awesome! Thank you!
@sallyfisher6023
@sallyfisher6023 3 роки тому
He's been so misunderstood its crazy!! Sometimes people only see what they want to see and they put a target on his head from the very beginning! In doing so, they only prove his exact point!! Their actions, behavior and words proved just how far from Christianity they were!! He's full of talent and led a life of pain but uses that pain to create beautiful things! Like he said"what doesn't kill you leaves a scar"! Realize tho.. those scars are beautiful!!
@chuitoperez8318
@chuitoperez8318 2 роки тому
Facts🙌
@jaideelatham8583
@jaideelatham8583 3 роки тому
I am now 29.. my first 2 CDs were 'Lest we forget the best of' and 'American Idiot'.... i was 12.
@annikajohansson9171
@annikajohansson9171 Рік тому
I love his art. Shockingly raw and genuine depth of feelings.
@JeffRage
@JeffRage Рік тому
I used to work in a music store. Labels would send us albums, in hopes that we might play them in the store. Every morning, I'd pick out one to listen to before the store was opened. One, day I picked out POAAF. I was completely blown away. I though it was the most album I had heard. I still feel this is their/his best album by far.
@jigglepuff1218
@jigglepuff1218 Рік тому
'the most album I had heard" lol
@kornfreak78
@kornfreak78 3 роки тому
This was enjoyable to watch. Always have liked Manson's music.
@milksponge1836
@milksponge1836 3 роки тому
marilyn manson favorite music on UKposts
@cretinousswine8234
@cretinousswine8234 3 роки тому
Cool documentary but some of the chronology is severely disjointed. Also completely glazed over the single most significant event to ever impact his career: the Columbine shooting massacre
@kevinlee8732
@kevinlee8732 3 роки тому
There was a lawsuit by mansons legal team which they won,barring media outlets from associating his name with the columbine shooting.
@cat_loaf943
@cat_loaf943 3 роки тому
I can't believe how easy it is to blame something like that on a person who had no association whatsoever. Society is garbage.
@MarybethBavero-vf8hr
@MarybethBavero-vf8hr 3 місяці тому
Manson always fascinated me. His concerts always delivers with awe. A truly gifted artist, blessed with tons of talent. I love him!!🤟🏻
@iCarilloninChrist
@iCarilloninChrist 11 місяців тому
*_Outstanding presentation !! They came together to form the matchless, uniquely awesome band Marilyn Manson !!_*
@rebeccahopkins9522
@rebeccahopkins9522 3 роки тому
“I AM NOT A SLAVE TO A GOD THAT DOESN’T EXIST”. Still one of the greatest lyrics of all time. Manson and I ironically had very similar backgrounds and upbringings. Although I’d have to say my experience with religion as a child was much more extreme than his. But we are both Only children. We had Very religious parents that were actually from two different religions (I had a Jewish mother and a Pentecostal father who converted my mother to the insanity of Pentecostalism-my mother was a nurse, just like Manson’s, and my Dad was a machinist). We were Both Forced into a strict Christian school until we got kicked out. Both of us questioned all that was around us and never really “bought” what they were selling. Then, like Manson, I totally turned my back on the sham that organized religion perpetuates in my opinion-My religious surroundings were much more sever than his though. Starting at age 11, my mother left my father and decided to move us into a cult. It was a living nightmare of terror, insane rules, brutal physical abuse and ritualistic, psychological and emotional horrors and abuses. For instance, the cult made people “vomit up demons”. Which meant I’d have to sit in the middle of a circle of people, as I was crying in terror, and the people would be shouting and screaming and speaking in tongues all around me, and “laying on of hands” (which is just a fancy way to say everyone would forcibly put their hands somewhere on your body). This would go on for hours until I had swallowed so much mucus from crying, that I would finally vomit. You could not get up until you threw up in a bucket that everyone took a turn throwing up a demon in. Then the “demons” were disposed of. That’s just one example of the insanity there. There was much more, but you get the idea. I was an only child of 11, homeschooled by the cult. I literally had no one and was completely alone in the world. No one in the house. Didn’t go to an outside school so no friends. My mother was completely indifferent to my suffering and just did whatever they told her to do and completely ignored my pleas for help and my begging for her to save me. She let them do whatever they wanted or me. I was a sacrificial lamb. Whatever they wanted Included what they did to or with me without her knowledge or presence. I was completely alone in a house of horrors. I could trust no one, and everyone was insane. That’s what it was like there. They held these rituals anywhere from twice a week to a few times a month. It was a living terror being there. Horrible beyond explanation. When we finally left, only because they turned on my mother and got the idea that she was a witch, not because of all the horrible things they did to me, we moved to a new town. It was an awakening. It was my rebirth, and the beginning of becoming who I am today. Also from ages 9-11 (at 11 we left and moved into the cult), I had been incestiously sexually abused by an Uncle who was also a Pentecostal preacher. When I told my parents they told me to pray to forgive him. Made me say “I forgive you” to him, Then did absolutely nothing. NOTHING. I was forced to continue to go to church and listen to him preach and eat at the dinner table with him and forced to hug him and tell him I loved him. Yes. It was extremely damaging and f’d up. I suffered horrible psychological damage via force fed and terrifying religion and all that surrounded it. What my parents had actually taught me by doing nothing to protect me, was that I was worthless and could be abused sexually and if I didn’t forgive the abuser and act like nothing happened I would go to hell. He then went on to abuse other little girls in the church, and is still a “preacher” to this day. Like Manson I rebelled against all the religious rhetoric and pathos that I was taught. I completely turned my back on the hypocrisy and evil that is organized religion. Whatever God is, whether there is a God or not, whatever exists after and beyond this life, it is the organized religion that is twisted and evil, not God. People did those horrible things to me. Not “God”. I always say that organized religion could possibly be the greatest trick the devil ever played; and the greatest evil done in “God’s” name. The fact that I have never had a drug or alcohol addiction or was a heavy drug user or drinker, haven’t committed suicide, am (reasonably 🤣) sane and stable, am loving and kind to animals and those in need and became a licensed clinical social worker to advocate for those who cannot advocate for themselves, worked to give myself a good education and career, the fact that I survived my upbringing AT ALL, without a needle in my arm or cutting my wrist is kind of a frikin miracle in and of itself. My father died. But My Mom has never once, in my whole life, ever said I’m sorry. For any of what she put me through. Ever. Not once. But I find that I haven’t wanted that from her from a long time or thought I need that from her in order to be ok. I did disown her though; because the price of having my mother (who is a chronic narcissist that uses religion as a cover and excuse to have zero accountability for her actions or lack thereof) in your life is pain, pain and more pain, betrayal, disappointment and then more pain; I haven’t spoken to her in a decade. But there is some good in all this. I did not let my past define who I am. I did not let others define my worth. I made a decision to have the life I wanted, and I created it for myself. I had a horrible family, so I made my own family. I let the pain go, and decided to live instead of die. I am also proud to say I’m an agnostic and have been for a long, long time now. And a life long Marilyn Manson fan. Thank you Marilyn. Your music always made me feel like I wasn’t so alone even when I was. I will always love you for that.
@daverock803
@daverock803 3 роки тому
Belle perruche
@nonraccattarequelfiore2006
@nonraccattarequelfiore2006 3 роки тому
thanks a lot for sharing this, so clearly resumed, i was trying to say something not so different here above but my english wouldn't help me enough, anyway, i am italian, catholic, i went to a catholic school from the age of three until 14, i crossed the whole cross of abuse, insanity, humiliation and sadism that very often you can find in those places, i hated it all, then my parents became pentecostal and i started to have a deep homesick for Saint Roman Church, now i don't even know what they are, because nothing of all this saved them from their meaningless and emotionless desert, so they're fucked up but started to love each other after half a century of war (with its victims, sorry to blame my fate, but i love do that, "pathetic" it's a compliment when you're not calvinist, it means you give pathos, emotion or fakes emotions to things you say) and i am broken and i don't want to be fixed... i forgot to say that i have been - and i am again after a long pause - a have drugs addicted person... i am not proud and don't feel any shame about this... it is what it is.... thank you again
@asiliaafricananimalranch8484
@asiliaafricananimalranch8484 3 роки тому
Damn... Reading my story in your story in others stories.. These comments are comforting and scary any of us have survived.. I choose heroin to deal for a long time.. Sober now for 4 years.. Decided to enjoy life in a different way.. I will say I do believe in God... Not churches or religion (both I feel are the devils biggest con on the world, pushing many into becoming agnostic.. Devil can't get you to follow his catholic church (other churches /religion) then he can at least get you to disown God himself ) Let's just say I watched many friends and others get murdered over and over.. Witness to much and the pedophile ring I was sold into from 3-17 wants me dead... Police, Lawyers, Judges, politicians and even doctors and so on and so on.. I even witnessed them murder a DA that was trying to expose them.. Taking all evidence against them.. If you know Sandusky name then you know one of the ones they gave up because they didn't like how open he was with everything.. I had been to Sandusky house in the 90's The cop hired to kill me when I was 10 years old pulled the trigger on his gun and it jammed.. Then un-jammed it pulled trigger again and again.. Jammed.. Oh the cop I found out later was my real father.. My mom was raped and decided to keep me.. Later in life I found my father wanted me to be like him, heartless and evil.. Instead I choose to keep my heart and be a good person.. Finally I was buried alive (rain freed me from my own grave) and to this day they have tried to kill me but I'm still alive.. I promised them I would keep my mouth shut and they more or less have left me alone. Only every couple years they remind me to keep quiet.. I kept my mouth shut for 20 plus years and now speak up as I know one day I will be killed or all the truth will be exposed.. Glad to hear lots of good people survived and I hope everyone finds inner peace.. Something I still struggle with...
@rebeccahopkins9522
@rebeccahopkins9522 3 роки тому
nonraccattarequelfiore thank you so much for your kind words and reading my story. Honestly didn’t think anyone would cause it’s so long. thank you so much for your bravery in what you wrote. Wow. From Catholicism to Pentecostals. That’s jumping from a frying pan straight into the fire. I’m so sorry you went through so much hell and abuse. I know it’s not always easy to talk about. Because in a small way one has to relive it to talk about it; relive it in the minds eye, even just a bit, when one brings it back to the surface to talk about or share. Even anonymously. It’s a secret pain. A secret shame. Also Completely understand how it eats, punches and erodes you from the inside out, and that it’s actually good TO talk about it. Even though it’s ugly and it’s hard. Also applaud you for being so honest about your addiction. And my friend, I don’t judge you at all. The lure of feeling no pain after all that pain, it’s intoxicating. My heart cries for you. Because I understand it so innately. It could have been me too, right beside you in your version of the “escape from pain” plan. But instead of drugs you ingest, at one time in my life my version of the “escape from pain” plan was sex. I know a lot of people don’t believe this exists, but I am 💯 a sex addict. Or I should say, a recovered euphoria addict. And I don’t have near your bravery to be so open about it. It’s the hardest thing of all for me to talk about. I rarely, RARELY, tell anyone I know in person even. But your courage is giving me courage. It may be hard to understand, but it was very much like any other addiction. I reeked so much havoc with it. Destroyed my marriage. Destroyed friendships. Mostly it was all women too. Slept with every single female friend I had. Like some kind of badge of honor. It started to be kind of like sport for me. Female friend? They were in my sights. And in all fairness, many came to me. Married or not I didn’t care. And to be honest neither did they. Had sex with anonymous girls in more than one bathroom stall at the club. Had threesomes with my husband...and without him. Had online affairs. Was addicted to porn. Had an affair with an old boyfriend. It actually ended up costing me a job. I lied about being sick just so I could have sex with him all day instead of being at work. When they called the doctor’s office to fax a note for me, they told them I hadn’t been there. And when I lost my job, it ended up costing us our house too. Because I couldn’t help pay the mortgage. It was so very, very horrible. But the worst, the most horrible thing, I Had a 4 year affair with my husbands best friend who had also been my first love. And the best man at our wedding. It was so fkd. He was also an alcoholic. He wanted me to leave my husband and be with him. But I never did. It was total and complete destruction. AND I COULD NOT STOP. I would sob, crying as I drove back home from his house. Screaming sometimes. Screaming “YOU HAVE TO STOP!! NEVER AGAIN NEVER AGAIN NEVER AGAIN!” But again it was. And I know now why I couldn’t stop. Having all these people on a string, a sex string, made me feel...empowered. It gave me power over sex. Because when I was a child I was powerless to stop the sexual abuse. But in the throes of my addiction, I felt a twisted sense of being all powerful, and in a absolute control, completely. But the feeling would only last so long. And wore off quick. So I would then need another “fix” to get the feeling back. Bit it came with a terrible cost. Somewhere in the midst of it, I found that I hated myself. Truly and utterly hated myself. Despised myself. Came very close to checking out for good. Spiraled into very risky behavior. Unsafe behavior. Because I had no regard for myself. I’d lost any and all self esteem or pride. I simply hated myself. But that wasn’t even the worst part. The GUILT. Which was WHY I hated myself. The guilt was crushing. Because I loved my husband. And he was also my friend. He was good. We had known each other since I was in middle school. We had such a close bond. Again, the guilt was crushing. So bad that I voluntarily came clean to my husband. Just couldn’t live with it anymore. His trust. My guilt. His goodness. My despicableness. If I hadn’t told him myself, he would have never even know. That’s how devious I was. How concealing and good at lying I was. Horrible. When I told him, I Tried to explain how being sexualized at such a young age had broken something inside me. Damaged me utterly. And that I hated what I’d become. And how I’d already broke everything off, ended everything. And was going to go to therapy. But it was the death blow. He left me. I lost him and his son, who I loved so much and he called me Mom. My addiction and behavior destroyed my family. That was over a decade ago. And I’ve worked really hard to be where I am now. Really hard. And it was worth it. I’m so happy I did. I reclaimed myself. I reclaimed my self worth. I also never put myself in a situation where I’d be tempted to slide back into the old habits. I now use my spare time to rescue, save and foster cats in need. Instead of the former “fix”. And it’s a million times more rewarding. It was hard work and steely determination, but I did it. And so can you. Just wanted you to know that If you want to quit, it is possible. But it’s up to you. And you don’t have to go it alone. Hey, we survived this long right? Through all the horror. Guess that makes us bad ass survivors. And strong enough to overcome anything. It was really hard for me to write this. I’m feeling ashamed and embarrassed right now. I know people could judge me harshly. But they don’t understand. Not like we do. So I wrote this for you. Because I’m truly Wishing all good things for you. Thank you again for sharing your story. The reason I wrote my story, as hard as it was, is because I wanted you to know you’re not alone. And I Hope mine gave you some hope. 🖤 edit-sorry so long. Hope it wasn’t too much. Thanks for reading if you did.
@rebeccahopkins9522
@rebeccahopkins9522 3 роки тому
Asilia African Animal Ranch thank you so much for your kind words and reading my story. Honestly didn’t think anyone would cause it’s so long. Now that’s out of the way, HOLY 💩!!! I had to write that right off the batt. Your life. My God. Thank you for your bravery in even writing this. You’ve gone though so much hell. That fact that you are still here, and have the courage to share this, is a testament to your strength and perseverance. I’m so glad you’re alive!! Hope you are safe! Is there any way for you to disappear from where you are? Change your name? Move to another state? Anything to give you some protection? This may not be a popular option, but dude, BUY A HANDGUN. Learn how to shoot. Learn how to fight. Get some pepper spray. Move into a house with five roommates. Anything to give you a layer of protection. Oh my, I’m so anxious for you. These people are evil and you’ve got to protect yourself. Don’t just wait for them to find you. Make it HARD for them to get you. In the words of Manson, Fight. FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! Sending hugs and protective thoughts your way. Stay strong. Stay on guard. You will make it!! You don’t survive this long for nothing!! If it’s you or them, MAKE IT THEM!! Edit-I also believe there is something other than us, God if you want to go with that. Definitely believe there is another something after we die. And that hypothesis is firmly rooted in irrefutable facts. I’ve had to many experiences. Seen to many things; things that you probably won’t believe if I told you. To numerous to write here. AND NONE OF IT HAPPENED IN A CULT OR CHURCH. THATS FOR DAMM SURE. But there is something. If you want me to share the experiences with you I will. Just let me know. But I also believe that no human really knows what that “God” is or what it means or what really happens after we die. Maybe it’s not a GOD so much as a different level of existence, without a body, just our energy. But I firmly believe everyone is just guessing. Except maybe for people who’ve died and come back. They may have an inkling. But maybe not. Maybe it’s just Brain waves. One thing I know for sure is, it’s certainly not preachers and certainly not religion. Religion is man made. God or whatever it is when we died, is not. And the God of religion is not God I’d want any part of anyway. They can keep that God. But they are guessing, just like everyone else. And if they say they know for sure? They are liars. They are just a little better at convincingly selling their guesswork. That’s why I’m agnostic🤣
@snisbet721
@snisbet721 3 роки тому
It's Amazing How Alice Cooper (Who's A Born Again Christian) And Marilyn Manson Are Good Friends
@snisbet721
@snisbet721 3 роки тому
Also before I never liked marilyn manson because I believed that he was a bad influence on teens but till I watched videos about his life (Including his childhood) I started having great respect for him
@kaidosbestie1240
@kaidosbestie1240 3 роки тому
Thats a proof that none of them really is aggressive or something
@kusinerongkalbo9712
@kusinerongkalbo9712 2 роки тому
I was in high school when I first heard and bought mechanical animal album... And I haven't stopped adoring his art
@lucaskuczek
@lucaskuczek 2 роки тому
I saw him for the first time at what was then just called Ozfest. The first one. The one where Black Sabbath got back together. The concert was scheduled to be outdoors in Wisconsin just over the border from Minneapolis/St Paul. When Wisconsin saw the lineup, they banned MM. Ozzy wasn't having it so they pulled out of Wisconsin and moved the concert to the Metrodome in Minneapolis. I'm glad that happened and we didn't miss him, however we did miss out on the festival weekend camping. While there were certainly drawbacks playing in an indoor football stadium, there was one huge benefit. There were 2 stages, one in each end zone. As soon as one band was done, the next act started at the other end. The concert went nonstop morning to night and you couldn't miss any of the lineup.
@outkastdashit
@outkastdashit 3 роки тому
The We are Chaos video and song is fantastic.
@heathenqueen6468
@heathenqueen6468 3 роки тому
It really is! I've bee. Waiting for this new album for what seems like FOREVER and I'm SO FUCKIN EXCITED after hearing We are Chaos. Fuckin A
@alexisandbillclerico15
@alexisandbillclerico15 3 роки тому
I know right?!?! MANSON IS BACK!!!!!!
@Negative921
@Negative921 3 роки тому
Song is dope, but video not really
@Negative921
@Negative921 3 роки тому
@Wayne Morris IT could be even about islamisatoion of mars, you just cant compare it to disposable teens, nobodies, tourniquet etc. I mean, i get it someone would like it. But for me Manson did not made good video since eat me drink me
@vhex
@vhex 3 роки тому
No
@VladArmstrong_EN
@VladArmstrong_EN 3 роки тому
I personally dont care how he looks and his behaviour on stage.. his music is awesome!
@jenroeglin3090
@jenroeglin3090 5 місяців тому
I have seen Manson live a few times (also ended up in an elevator with the band in the 90s) One of the best live shows I've seen to this day.
@firsttaylor4607
@firsttaylor4607 2 роки тому
You do a good job with these man
@TartanOfficial
@TartanOfficial 3 роки тому
Literally the most intelligent person I’ve ever seen
@alexisandbillclerico15
@alexisandbillclerico15 3 роки тому
You forgot mesmerizing, beautiful and stunning, lol. Manson has such a presence, especially in person, it's easy to become speechless!!!😅❤️😍
@steveb7144
@steveb7144 3 роки тому
Not even close
@leakifolog
@leakifolog 3 роки тому
See more people
@steveb7144
@steveb7144 3 роки тому
Intelligent people don't do a bunch of drugs for years, get fat and terrible at performing.
@alexisandbillclerico15
@alexisandbillclerico15 3 роки тому
@@steveb7144 hmmm. Why are you here? Do you really have no life, that you come here to spread hate?! Would LOVE to see what you look like, haha!! You obviously need attention or you wouldn't be posting crap like that on an artist's video. Good luck getting out of your mom's basement, haha!!!🤣🤣🤣
@Harley--Quinn
@Harley--Quinn 3 роки тому
Can't wait to see this! 🖤
@milksponge1836
@milksponge1836 3 роки тому
marilyn manson favorite music on UKposts
@baylorsailor
@baylorsailor 5 місяців тому
I bought the Lest We Forget CD that came out around 2003 or 04, and took it on deployment with me. The tracks became my anthem while I was at sea. Tourniquet has always been my favorite.
@inacher4762
@inacher4762 Рік тому
I fell in love with Manson when I was 10 years old. With all the shit that’s going on now about him, idc. Dude is a huge impact on life
@TheColognican51213
@TheColognican51213 3 роки тому
Correct me in case I'm completely wrong, but HIS PARENTS were NOT the deeply religious ones. His parents sent him to christian schools because they wanted him to raise in a calm, protected surrounding and environment and since he hated the highly christianity-devoted school, he developed the anti-christian and anti-societical attitude, becoming his image in this later art.
@nonraccattarequelfiore2006
@nonraccattarequelfiore2006 3 роки тому
it was in his mythobiography... so they were in MM world, Brian had a less shitty childhood probably, at least i hope he had
@raeleeheistad23
@raeleeheistad23 3 роки тому
Amen. Good point.
@blinkspacestudio8892
@blinkspacestudio8892 3 роки тому
the new album we are chaos is absolute GOLD i love the hell out of it. I can relate a lot to this man and the new album just reinforces my belief that he is just such an amazing artist. The shift he made from the last album to this one is staggering and it worked 10 fold. He deserves all the sucess in the world and I would really love to see much more art coming from him.
@kimberlyschmauss1795
@kimberlyschmauss1795 Рік тому
I have been saying this for two years! We are Chaos is a masterpiece!
@SkyPixels
@SkyPixels Рік тому
I met him in London as host for MTV Icon Show in London "The Cure". I was invited from Microsoft to that show and it was really great!
@friendlyfire782
@friendlyfire782 2 роки тому
Manson was blamed for anything violent but 'WAP' wins a grammy. SMH.
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