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  • I fuckin love this band. Religious or not!!!!!

  • ive listened to all their songs in less than 10 mins

  • @DonDrummer I dont understand the joke

  • theres definitely emotion in this song. you can even hear his passion, you'll truely believe that this man knows the worlds fucked up and he wants people to definietly wake up and to change for a better world.

  • and as for emo goes. i think its time we end the phrase emo because reality isnt everything at least a little emotional? It doesnt neccessarly means its over the top emotional like some artists are. But everything is emotion idiots. In any song someones either angry, sad, happy, loving. In the end its all about how the artist feels and feelings are emotions. They use their music and lyrics to tell you what they see

  • anyone calling bad religion emo needs do get their throats slit. Anyone saying emo people shouldnt listen to bad religion should die too. no group of people should be excluded from listening to a type of music especially bands like bad religion. It would be good if more and more people listened to them so more and more would wake up cause they have wonderful lyrics.

  • lmao great show and great drugs Jay bentley ls on a good one

  • 1:37 id like to kick those little fags faces in,standing there looking bored. really? and they have backstage passes wow :(

  • he looks almost exactly like agent smith O.O

  • @MethewXX Well put. Very well put.

  • All religion is primitive. 

  • I hope Greg is this lively when giving lectures. Do you think Greg Graffin sings his lectures to his students?

  • Intelligent punk rock is always needed!!! Keep rocking!!curtis

  • amazing lyrics, Bad Religion the best!!!

  • I'm jewish, you're christian or W/E, We both love Bad Religion.. need anything more?

  • lamb of god wooooot :O lmao oh god

  • This is one of those songs that is so characteristic of Greg's songwriting style. Sober observations of the human condition. "There's no justice, just a cause and a cure, and a bounty of suffering it seems we all endure." That's why this album is reminiscent of no control for me.

  • bad religion is ecologia

    jonathan Br

  • ppl shoud love nature instead of some fake god for just one reason : with out any kind of religion, you can live 1 day but witho out nature you cant pass 10 minutes becose u need to breath. and nature doenst req to KILL for it and in his name and call other ppl taht dont belive in it horrible name, and she doenst need money and gold and her followers dont fuck 10 year old boys. Heil Bad Religion from Romania.

  • Bad religon, EMO? never mention those two words in the same sentence again...you deserve cancer

  • @DesertAirman10 i think thats 3 words

  • LMAO! Did someone really call bad religion emo??? hahaha omg that's funny. What a moron.

  • Everyone who loves Bad Religion should go check out Utopia Now on myspace and lastfm! I mean, BR won't be around forever (but hopefully for another five albums...), and even today the bad religion school of punk rock is virtually extinct. So support the few true successors of that school that exist out there! They even distribute all their music for free.

  • is only PUNK ROCK!!!

  • FUCK!!!!

  • I wish Greg was my prof...I am jealous of those who are taught by him.

  • SAME HERE MAN.

  • @Propagandhi900 No need to be jealous of those who Greg teaches at UCLA - he teaches us all, everytime we buy (or obtain...) a BR album. :-)

  • @Propagandhi900 dont be i hear he is a total hardass as a teacher :P

  • @Propagandhi900 I wish it too, but hey... think it this way... he was our prof anyway in some way... I've read his "punk manifest" around a thousand times... the most beautiful things to learn are those we want to learn

  • :O no way, Bad Religion playing in KANSAS!?!?

  • empire strike first is the best album from bad religion, but the best track is american jesus and cant stop it & epiphany

  • @potycox I respectfully disagree I think that Stranger Than Fiction is the best Bad Religion album, but hey that's my opinion .

  • great track.

  • If you saw me you'd probably label me as a wrist cutting emo fag, but you know what? I grew up listening to Bad Religion and punk bands alike, since I was 11. They were that one band I never got tired of listening to. I look up to Greg Graffin, big time role model for me. Now, just because I think tight pants and a Kate (Jon&Kate plus eight) haircut is fresh, doesn't mean I can't look up to these guys.

  • Bad Religion just happens too be one of the last remaining ture Hardcore Punk bands that are still alive and kicking ass

  • it sucks that so many scene and emo kids like Bad Religion. they are a PUNK band...not a faggoty emo/scene band. so emo/scene kids fuck off.

  • I'm glad even those kids listen to it :) because that proves their message is heard wider and they're not only preaching for the choir. And it makes them hear some good music for a change :p.

  • It doesn't matter who likes Bad Religion. Everyone has his own right to the music he likes.

  • everybody but emo poser fags...

  • How about everybody except elitist fucktards who think listening to Bad Religion is some sort of privledge.

    You're pathetic.

  • man fuck you.

    listening to them IS a priviledge.

    no emo wrist cutting son of a bitch should even know about them...

  • @dumpweed69 EVERYONE should know about BR and their brilliant music...

  • Dumpweed69, your (lack of) intellectual abilities should be enough to prohibit you from listening to bands like BR, who wouldn't support your quest to talk trash to emo/scene kids in any way what so ever.

  • i believe i have more intellectual skills than you. i listen to what i want to. i have a right to. emo fags don't have any rights. fuck them.

  • I'm sorry, I just can't give a reasonable reply to someone that's contratidcting himself in the same comment.

  • You said you were more intelligent that me, than after that you said Emo's have no rights.

    If you can't see the contradiction there, you're either blind or too arrogant to know the difference.

  • Nope, I'm an ordinary boring male with no coloured hair, no fancy clothes or posters of naked girls on the walls, no idols I look up to, no religious belifs and no-one that tells me what to do.

  • your a nazi dude. they become emo when they start playing emo. if a bunch of rednecks started listening to them would they automatically turn into country?

  • EVERYBODY has the right to do whatever he/she pleases as long as nobody else is harmed by it. Emo's don't harm anyone just by their pure existence so they DO have a right to exist (although I don't like the fashion emo trend that's been going on very much).

    You on the other hand, heavily insult the intellect of anyone watching this video, just with your presence and your name...

  • Couldn't say it better myself.

  • 1.20-1.23

    I just love that drum fill so much

  • and what I'm frigthen of is that they call it god's love.

  • seriously shut up about your religous gayness!!!! and please enjoy the music

  • weak crowd

  • amen!

  • We r all different and believe in many different things. Why should we really care bout what other ppl believe or think ? That's why there are so many struggles-I believe in God but I like this band a lot and no one can ask me something like "how can u hear this if you believe in God?" -I think what this song says makes sense but it doesn't mean I'm going to change my mind 'bout believing in God...changing someone's mind is very hard, so stop trying to change them and focus on what U believe.

  • [tell me] where is the love? (wow strong similarity)

  • Esse som é muito loko...

  • just would like to say, im christian and i love this band to death, and will never let anyone tell that thats wrong. i beleive whatever works for you, works for you. MY christianity is completely individualistic to me, those beleives work for me and help me emotionally with everyday and personal shit, so i see as being right...FOR ME that is. if atheism is right for, then so be it, more power to you. and i agree, that capitolizing on religion is completely wrong.

  • But since there is not proof of a deity or its 'affinity' for humans anything can work for an individual.

  • "MY christianity is completely individualistic to me"

    If you're going to believe and accept whatever you pick and choose with your reason from a religion why not skip the dogma and just go with the reason?

    There's no reason to believe a god exists aside from wishful thinking and even then it's just in hopes of giving us the illusion of solving a problem when it really doesn't.

  • Good for you horrible667, I agree with your school of thought

    punkguitar95 and garith21 don't seem to get it.......it's sad really

  • the way i see it, is that it wouldnt matter if u had indisputable evidence that my religion is wrong, im gonna beleive what i beleive. the values taught my the religion (most of them anyways) are what i live by and i dont let anything compromise it. for all i know everything i see could an illusion (think MAtrix) who knows? you dont. nobody truly knows anything, they just have a sense of selfrighteousness in their beleif that something is true. i myself dont even beleive half of the holy bible.

  • Just like the church capitalizes off of its believers?

  • @horrible667 just for shits and gigs have you ever wore a BR shirt to church? If you haven't would you?

  • @punker9105

    I dont have one unfortunatly :( :( but I totally would, I hate organized religions.

  • @punker9105 i wore a BR belt once 2 church back when my family still forced me

  • @horrible667 it's a shame that not all believers think like you do.

    Unfortunatly, way to often, people explain injustice and inhumanity with religion. e.g Hinduism. As long as people fight injustice and dont accept things like capitalism beacuse of religion, i respect all kinds of beliefs.

  • @horrible667 No one can choose what they believe anymore than you can choose the colour of your hair or how tall you are. It sounds like you like the idea of religion and choose to live that way.

  • @horrible667 Die you christian scum.

  • @Thisisj3ff Die you oppressive scum.

  • @horrible667 i totally agree with the above the statement

  • @subliminaltikva same here, the only truth I know is the one I see and it is a mixture of love, hate, life, death and everything, so no, I do not believe in justice just actions and reactions.

  • @makemarker umm i think those are roadies doing what theyre paid to do haha :P

  • @horrible667 Something is either true or it is not. It has nothing to do with what works best.

  • @horrible667 I'm also a methodist which falls under the church of England, i like everything with a guitar, i have never let, an opion bother me, so you don't need to let one bother you dude x, my top five bands, ok just so u know where i,m comming from 1 bad religion,2 paradise lost,3,rotting christ,4my dying bride,5backyard babies, with all that RICH WARD throws into to stuck mojo/fozzy etc, I live my life how i want it to be lived, with a little GOD, thats LEMMY, and that guy up above PEACExx

  • @jonharper1979 - Just say it, you prefer to live the lie.

  • We aren't against the things that we say don't exist. I am not against God. I am against people proclaiming the intangible as a truth that can be proclaimed. It's the people I attempt to deal with, not their imaginary friends.

  • Just because I choose not to follow a religion doesn't mean I'm against religion in any way.

    I'm against those people who capitalize and control others with the concept of religion.

  • who knows why we are here? who cares? we are here and the problem with religion is that it says it has the answer, I'd stick with being ignorant, than being willfully indoctrinated to a dogma. "Just because" isn't an answer, it's an "I don't know" that's the answer.

    "God isn't necessary" - (paraphrased from ) Stephen Hawkin

  • I agree with you, dude. If everyone thought like that, at least there wouldn't be war in religion's name.

  • The bible would be a better read if Jesus was born during the gladiators era. Forget the water into wine miracles, he would be doing yoga fires, sonicbooms, and dragon uppercuts all over the place.

  • I seriously laughed so hard at what you just typed here.... omg. This just made my day.

  • It's a trutha we all submit..

  • yeh fuck god

  • i like all the disputes on this vid :)

  • Well, at least I've qualified the statement! I am with you on 2) Iamkl132. I am with you on 1) to some extent, maybe a large extent, except that I'm not sure I believe in the existence of 'progress'. Evidence (my own subjective) suggests to me that anything approaching 'progress' would be towards regaining a lost 'state' and as I write, the only path I have found towards 'achieving' this an attempt at the path of Selfless Love, which is what JC lived and preached, even to his own death. Rebel!

  • The problem with this is that it is a song with a message, but I can hardly understand a single word, so in fact, as a piece of music, it fails.

  • The only situation I can imagine it being difficult to understand a single word of this song is A) If English is not your first language or B) You're very hard of hearing..

  • Judging by the fact your 'name' is Annieneuf I'd go with A).

  • Ha ha! Sorry Superterrestrial, you're wrong on both counts. Your A) guess is logical but English is my first language and I'm not aware that I'm hard of hearing. I do sing soprano though and I suppose I may have deafened myself trying to sing 'Casta Diva' or some impossible Wagner! Ann

  • As you said you're a Christian it's pretty obviously neither 'A' or 'B' but that you don't want to because Graffins ingenious completely destroys all you delusions :P

  • Have I written 'I am a Christian'? I must have been drunk! It's not a very useful statement for two reasons: the question 'Are you a Christian?' is loaded with personal baggage and so would be such a bald answer! May I describe myself as a student of Love as defined by Jesus of Nazareth aka The Messiah? There is a very long list of spiritual paths I have and still do, study. I am not familiar with Graffinism, however but it would be great if it could destroy all my delusions!

  • Yes, if you look back abit you'll see that you said

    'So I choose trying to do the job while fending off the flower ladies' scissors as well as beatings from people who tell me I am a hypocrite ...just...because I call myself Christian.(Whatever I mean by that)'

    Hmmm I have nothing against Christians other than the fact that 1) Religions hold back a culture and 2) and I strongly dislike the type of Christian who goes around describing others absence of belief as a lack of knowledge.

  • As a Christian, I think it's great that Bad Religion is challenging concepts of God. I cringe at the way Christ often is represented these days, especially by Christians. Christianity is a fucking journey, for Christ's sake.  Or am I fucking wrong?

    Ann

  • i think most if not all christian are just a bunch of hypocrites

  • I agree. Yes you're unlikely to find many Christians in churches.Most use the place like a social club and if you don't follow the rules you are viciously attacked. Thing is, if you do believe that some things matter and suspect the only hope for mankind is the Love message brought by JC...? So I choose trying to do the job while fending off the flower ladies' scissors as well as beatings from people who tell me I am a hypocrite ...just...because I call myself Christian.(Whatever I mean by that)

  • a lot of Christians are hypocrites for sure, but you can't say that all of us are, after all, you haven't met us all.

    Christianity is about following what Jesus taught and trying to be better than we are. key words "try" and "we" if a Christian thinks s/he is better than you then yeah, they're not following what Jesus taught.

  • nice comment man

  • Nope... sorry, I pretty much can... the rate of hypocrites to non is staggering. Its more than enough to say that christians are hypocrites. You mightn't see yourself as one... but to not be, you would literally have to be Ned Flanders.

  • well, okay, technically you can say it, but then you're just wrong.

    you're prejudging people based on bad experiences, either from you or whoever taught you to judge people.

    it's the same as someone saying "i've met/known of black people who committed crimes, so it's safe to say that all black people commit crimes"

    ps, Christianity isn't about being perfect, it's about realizing that we can't be.

  • At least you're open minded. Refreshing & the best way to be. Plus the whole bad religion name isn't just specifically aimed at branding all religion as evil, more a protest at any form of organisation that seems to lose it's mind & way. They have far more songs no about religion than about religion.

  • Brooks has got his rudiments DOWN.

  • The lyrics speak of how farcical it is to consider horrific things that happen in the world as 'God's plan'.

  • Are their songs always shorter live?

  • Yes. Its because they play them faster.

  • y do people always have to make comments about religion in every single bad religion video? i mean seriously, wats the point of saying that a song or a band isnt good because they talk about the goverment or religion. and most of there songs, if u pay attention and listen to the lyrics, make very good, strong points. bad religion is one of my favorite bands and a real punk band.

  • That's true man, they have have very strong points and is one of my favorites band too ;)

  • This song makes a very good point

  • His voice gives me goosebumps. I love Bad Religion. :)

  • And yes! Brian Baker also played with Minor threat, in fact he's part of the original formation

  • Greg Graffin is an atheist and naturalist, he prefers to be called NATURALIST because it talks more about who he is, be atheist is just don't believe in the existance of god. Bentley has spiritual beliefs, but he don't accept Dogma and all that crap. The rest I don't know,but they're not all atheist, an none of them is cristian

  • GEil !!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • nobody knows for sure and im waiting for the answer.

  • nobody knows that is the answer...

  • the awnser to what?

  • i have a problem with atheists just as much as i have a problem with religious people.

  • Make a Decision Cat haytz fence sitturz.

  • isnt that the guitarist of Minor threat in stage with them? you know the long haired dude with the red guitar

  • greg is not an atheist

    hes a naturalist

  • being an atheist, is the same as being an aracist, it's an unnecessary term.

  • I'm a Christian, and their music I know, is not anti-God. Greg Graffin is the only atheist (and maybe Brian Baker) in the band. Wackerman believes in God, Jay has spiritual beliefs, Brett is Agnostic, and I'm not sure about Hetson. Anyway, doesn't matter. We should all accept everyone, regardless of belief. Accpet them as who they are, and not their religion. Besides, lets all agree that BAD RELIGION ROCKS!!!!!

  • Right on Oreoh8r2006.

  • I do not think graffin is atheist, because he always refers to God as something disagreable, which is accepting God's existence in a negative way, but nevertheless an acceptance. Maybe i'm wrong, but i have not read any of his lyrics boldly denying existence.

  • I would say the lyrics in

    Petty the Dead sound atheistic:

    "In the end you may find there's no guiding subtle light,

    no ancestors or friend no judge of wrong or right

    Just eternal silence and cormancy and a final everlasting peace"

  • "The process of belief is an elixir when you're weak

    I must confess, at times I indulge it on the sneak

    But generally my outlook's not so bleak

    I'm materialist. Call me a humanist

    I guess I'm full of doubt but I'll gladly have it out with you"

    Greg Graffin defines himself as a naturalist or, as in the lyrics above, a materialist, meaning that he believes the methodological investigation of the natural world through science provides answers that are superior to those provided by religion.

  • Being an atheist does not require "a bold denial" of God's existence. Atheism is merely the lack of belief in a god or gods.

    Definitionally speaking, Graffin is an atheist, despite the fact that he does not use the label to identify himself, which is not surprising, given that we know through his lyrics that he "scoffs at labels, defies censuses and despises group mentality."

  • If you would like one out of numerous examples of Bad Religion writing atheistic lyics here is one of the most obvious examples

    "But I'll believe in God when one and one are five."

    That's from Do What You Want.

    Disagreeing with a concept doesn't make the concept a reality...

  • No, the song "Do what you want" isn't about religion, it's about people who don't do anything with their ideals and wait for other people to do the work for them

  • I didn't say that Do What You Want is about religion. I was just providing the first bad religion lyric that was atheist that I could think of..of which there are many.

  • very best

  • nickdaballer09 tarado mal nacido

  • dangit. i wish these guys werent so antiGod cuz they make good music

  • there nto anti god

    not at all

    what gives you that idea

    have you really listened to any of there songs

  • umm ya alot of there songs promote being an atheist over being a believer. like this one. saying that theres all this suffering in the world and people say that God loves us. thats the point of the song. and im just saying i like their music but dont like the message

  • I think you're misinterpreting their message. They're not anti-God or anti-religion at all. They just want people to look at things with a sense of reason instead of blind faith and ignorance.

  • oh fack this,who really gives a fuck bout god or religion?? this song owns ur dad!!!

  • I've been wondering that about them for some time, if they were actually anti-God or just against the way people are just intent on religion for the answers and reasons to everything. I'm a Christian and proud to say so, and I love their music, but I don't believe in going to Church or worshipping with others because people are often ignorant like you said and hide behind their religion and afraid to ask questions. So yeah, long comment huh?

  • I know a Jehovah's Witness who likes their music, I consider him my friend but agree it's incredibly hypocritical. Now back when I was in high school I listened to music because it was good, regardless of what it was about, I didn't even know anything about politics. But Bad Religion ... I think the message enhances it spiritually, I'm atheist and love what their message is. I think it's outrageous to like the music but not the message, they ARE their message, they ARE BAD "RELIGION".

  • Fuck yeah they are!

  • word up!

  • same here

  • Oh fuck. That's awesome

  • que buena cancion y de verdad son letras muy inteligentes

    jajaja

  • damn id give an arm and a leg to be there...

  • Jay should have hugged Greg! lol

  • He makes a weird noise at the beginning lol

    Well, I'm an atheist and I love Bad Religion.

  • great song great album great band great post great that kid who is not havin fun but he backstage in a bad religion show and i dont

    BR FOR LIFE

  • LOL at 1:38. That kid's having a blast.

  • LOL I didn't notice him until you posted it. Yeah he looks like is having to much fun. LOL

  • Haha!

    Is he just painted on in the background?

    Good spot!

  • Can't help but to like it, catchy band, awesome song, I don't agree with atheism, but still a good song.

  • i don't agree with atheism either, actually i'm Christian.. but this is still my favorite band

  • I'd have to put in my vote for pessimistic agnosticim...

  • Excuse me if this sounds a little hostile or like an asshole would say it but... How do you not agree with Atheism? Theirs no beliefs in it. Just a disbelief in god which should be fine if its okay if you believe in god, right?

    Just wondering

  • Most people that I know who aren't straight up God-fans but reject atheism do so because they cannot affirmatively say that they believe that there is no god, due to lack of information either way. These people generally either stay agnostic, replace the dead god with a new one, or learn about biology and become atheists.

    Just my two cents.

  • don't you mean sense?

  • You can disagree with Atheism. It's legit. I do, however, agree with you that it's akin to having doubts about the non-existence of Santa. I apply Occam's Razor and believe in a universe devoid of supernatural entities.

  • An awsome song that sounds just as good from CD to live.

  • holy shit! I used to get this song stuck in my head all the time and never know what song it was, Awesome thanks for posting..

  • You never even GUESSED what it was called?

  • Awesome song, awesome performance!

    5 stars of course!!!!