Because everyone in the fucking world was telling me I was. Even my own father was embarrassed of me. I had to do the hardest thing I ever did in my life, which was tell my dad. I go through different names. I was very in touch with my feminine side and I acted upon it. Korn, as you will have started to gather, are not your average rock band.
So we find ourselves going back to look for clues. Around this time, Jonathan developed asthma and spent most of the next seven years in and out of hospital.
I hate that about myself. But I fight it. Again, music brought him trouble. I broke up her happy home. She made it her mission to make life so miserable for me that I wanted to move out. She was a twisted, sadistic shit. She was a fucking wicked witch.
I fucking hate that cunt. I hate her for taking my teenage years. I was always grounded. And she made me leave when I was Your son is unconditional fucking pure love and your wife is second to your child. If my wife was treating my child badly, I would kick that fucking bitch on the kerb.
I switched the addiction out for music. Yet still dangers present themselves. I had this shit called ITP [Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura], which means I had no platelets, which are the building blocks of your blood.
I was pouring blood out of my ass, my gums were bleeding, and I had bruises all over my body. Someone was looking out for me, though.
With most people, ITP is just something that comes on, but an antibiotic called Keflex brought mine on.
I took that shit and it nearly killed me. I never wanted to conform or do the same thing over and over. I wanted to push the envelope. If you had to select one proudest musical achievement, what would it be? If you had the chance to do it all over again, would you do anything differently? Watch the trippy video for Start The Healing now…. Four nights. A throwback Bring Me The Horizon set.
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We were kinda hip-hop, but there was nothing really hip-hop about Korn other than the bass lines to an extent. I didn't rap! He continued, "In the beginning nobody knew what we were — we'd play shows with No Doubt or Pennywise and then when the metal community embraced us we went with it because it felt like we'd found a home. But I hate thinking that some people hear the name Korn and think we're some douchebag, misogynistic, fucking macho dickhead band.
I think the fact that we're still here says a lot Welch, who was born in Harbor City, California, says he was picked on as a child. Growing up, he wanted to be a rockstar and spent most of his time practicing guitar.
So Welch started going back to church, and the first half of his year journey to self-love and sobriety was spent exploring dark places and even darker emotions, a place he no longer wishes to return to.
The band recently wrapped up a tour that celebrated 20 years of their debut, and to the singer, it felt bittersweet. Back when Korn came out in the mids, they were the freaks of the freaks. Dressed in Adidas tracksuits with tattooed arms and twisted dreadlocks, gold chains hanging from their necks, the five-piece was unlike any other.
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