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  • why are people commenting about CoF on a DB video? especially trolling on the band when there is no way in hell they could ever pull off any part of any song CoF has ever done.

  • @Torlof108 as far as their new content, CoF sucks.

  • Que cancion! muy buena!

  • Check out 'Freyja' by SONIQ ARMADA

  • See this song, is a true example of Symphonic Black Metal. NOT THAT SHITTY CRADLE OF FILTH. That band is horrible. Dimmu Borgir= Greatness.... Cradle of Filth=as the title suggests, filth.

  • im a metalhead , and i play trombone..... now i know why

  • First time I've heard them. The music is completely awesome but the vocals and the whole image thing gets on my tits

  • 1:40 is that Voldemort?

  • @Lynchierugby1 LMFAO!

  • Im into metal damn deep but Im not much of a fan of Dimmu borgi but one thing for sure this song is FKNG AWESOME !!!! \M/

  • is this even music?

  • @TheBuzzjam Music - yes. Singing... nooope...

  • @TheBuzzjam Fuck You man Even tha you are a fucking poper Fuck You Respect The Real Music

  • fags all time talking shit.there is no GOD.

  • What's the difference between the normal version and the EXTREME-one?

  • @Kolbein837 The girls.. and the butcher.... better quality version here...watch?v=rRma4v0GkwM&lis­t=FLV9T-61JIuwLyoVXTYak9cQ&fea­ture=mh_lolz

  • It's a black metal Thors- day

  • DIMMU BRGIR Alt lys Er Svunnet Hen

  • STUPIDS! GOD WILL PUNISH YOU!

  • @Sicotyc yes, yes.....

  • @Sicotyc LOL he already has it just registered in your small brain

  • @Sicotyc axxaxaxaxxaxaxxaxxaxaxxaxa

  • @Sicotyc shut up. seriously u christian bitch its music and so fucking what if there like this?? fuck off and leave its good music.

  • @Sicotyc lmao wtf are you doing here?

  • @Sicotyc lol man, best comment ever which was posted here :D

  • @Sicotyc If your god is gonna punish me, send him now, I'm ready.

  • @Sicotyc i will not punish myself for listening to good music

  • @Sicotyc There is twice the proof that "God" is not real than proof to show that he is real....Poor stupid ingrate

  • demonio puro mas o som e foda

  • @maxtoni18 hehe concordo

  • I love how this is called EXTREME VERSION lol

  • @XxTriViuMfan98xX it is the EXTREME version. the EXTREMEly poorly mixed version.

  • sounds like throwing up

  • fuck Jehovah and his son now these men are truly worthy of worship

  • we should hunt down the 936 bastard with our might!!!

  • @infernuz1231 938 now D: lets go hunt them all.

  • im satanic with dominator and sange&yasha

  • This guy sounds like Popeye at certain points. I love this.

  • @LordHerzdieb HA!

  • Heil Satan and ABBAT!!!!!!!!!!

  • nice...i have Disneyland advertisements to the right. Now that is a progeny of a great apocalypse..my financial apocalypse just to go there.

  • i fucked my girl on this song last night. gives this little extra perversion to it. Love it. \m/

  • 240p we meet again!

  • 0:18

  • 0:25 all hail mustis

  • lol! , posers

  • I dont see why they cut down the song so much for this video. Kinda made me sad

  • jak tego można KURWA nie lubić?!

  • The most brutal of all music videos !!

  • @Sardukar2219 you should check out "lucifer" by behemoth. you won't be disappointed.

  • excelente essa musica, muito boa mesmo

  • The most epic intro I've ever heard.

  • Music is fucking awesome, but have you ever tried to look at the lyrics? I haven't seen band with so much truth in their lyrics.

  • muito boa a musica

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  • I love love Black Metal, but I love tits even more. ( . Y . )

  • From 0:00 to 3:38 dude looks badss!

  • this song make me like so much dummu.

  • is this filmed with a potatoe?

  • @NorwaysMetalhead no it was filmed with an unoriginal comment taken from another video.

  • it's so cliche and cheesy to the point where I actually really enjoy it.

  • 0:32 O.O

  • This playlist is badass

  • Bass dude = TALENT

  • SÓ PUTARIAAAAAAA

  • 2:36 o.O

  • their last great album with no doubt!

  • @izquemia That`s so true! it`s a shame :(

  • @Emikropz

    if u hate this band then why the fuck are u here? u retarded son of a motherfucker bitch

  • @Sentynet94 I didn't know the band :D

  • @Sentynet94 verdade esse @Emikropz é um gay kkkkkkkkkk

  • Lol, they DO look like lord of the rings villains...

  • Black metal is disgusting, scary, evil and dark.

    This bullshit sounds is modern melodic bullshit, and they call themself Black.

    I hate this band :)

  • @Emikropz FUCK YOU ASSHOLE

  • @Emikropz tu é viado é ???? kkkkkkkkkkkkk

  • @AstarothSobral dont come speak spanish/french on this video.

  • Christmas 2012 No.1?

  • One awesome album. One of my favorites from Dimmu \m/

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  • Tities! More tities!

  • The bassist is a pretty awesome singer.

  • лу изгоев черного металлического мусора на

  • the bass player is so hot i want to merry him when i turn 18

  • @XxInfernal666AngelxX : i lold. underage chick, wanting to marry super bad-ass artist/serial-killer/death cult acolyte

  • @selvmordspilot lol what about serial killer death cult acolyte?

  • @selvmordspilot Simon Hestnæs er ikke en seriemorder, bare en god musiker.

    Dumb fuck poser.

  • @Turpezor : jokede bare rundt. Ville ikke være her hvis ikke jeg synes de er dygtige,

  • @selvmordspilot haha ok.

  • @selvmordspilot He is not an serial killer, nor is he an death cult acolyte. how do you even dare to accuse ICS vortex of that.

  • @joeriz9 : It's just a bit of moral pesticide, to weed out fags like you. Oh what a glorious fag you are. Behold! The faggotry...

    Now if you'll have me excused, I have some norwegian black death metal to enjoy

  • @selvmordspilot Du høres mer ut som en kristen, spør du meg.

  • @selvmordspilot Lol fags? I love ICS vortex, i dont want you to give him a bad name.

  • @XxInfernal666AngelxX - So cute!

  • at 0:04 dude looks badass.

  • @bopperjones13 0:20 he looks way more badass

  • @Ckasady91 agreed

  • the apocalyps is comming!!

  • SKYRIM.

  • @efanhunt I must have a new computer soon... ;( I want to try skyrim...

  • NuclearBlastEurope: Y U No uploaded in better quality?!

  • great HD version

    /watch?v=Id-mlxGStio

  • I have great affection for Norway because of a Norwegian girl I know. I was shocked to learn that black metal songs have even made it to the Pop Charts of Norway. So apart from sharing the Gospel, my purpose is also to do what I little I can to recall Northern Europe to its Christian roots. Jesus of Nazareth is the Saviour of the world, and men of all cultures are invited to embrace the Gospel. Do you know that some Norwegian metal bands are Christian?

  • @BenjiAJ Black Metal is Norwegian in its origin. Most black metal band out there come from this country, such as Dimmu Borgir, even though the name is Islandic, or rather, the language we spoke before Christianity.

    Our roots is not Christian; our legacy is Åsatru. The same goes for our culture, it is not Christian in origin but old Germanic. Black metal was part of my teen years and still is, for theists it can easily be seen as "evil". That is the rebelious point of it.

  • @GnosticAtheist Thanks for confirming that black metal is basically Norwegian in origin, and that most black metal bands originate in Norway. This underscores why there is a need for a Christian response to be issued to what they produce, if we are remind Norway of the Christian roots of Norwegian culture. I agree that paganism predated Christianity in Europe; but my point is that Christianity sought to eliminate the immoral and destructive elements in pagan culture.

  • @BenjiAJ Well, I would not wich to live in world without equlibrium between hate and love. For every psalm and Justin Bieber, there must be an Emperor and Dimmu Borgir. It is only the law of the universe. ;)

  • @GnosticAtheist Yes but there are Norwegian metal bands who are Christians. Clearly therefore they are reacting to the pagan and anti-Christian forces in their own culture. These bands (as far as I understand) reject what Dimmu Borgir stands for; and they promote the Christian faith (even if they do so in a way that doesn't particularly appeal to me).

  • @BenjiAJ Never heard of Chrsitian Black metal bands, metal, but not black metal. Black metal is rebelion against all religion of men and the embrace of human nature, what religion (particularly Islam and Christianity) call "the beast" or "daimon" (koine greek for "inner being").

  • @GnosticAtheist The idea of a Chrsitian black metal band seems very strange, since the intent of the style is near opposite of modern religion; to "free your inner beast" or rather "to rebel against false morality". A good example of this would be kovenant - Jyhad :

  • @GnosticAtheist

    "Get down on your knees and feed the illusion

    Get down on your knees and prolong the delusion

    Superstition is the religion of the feeble mind

    Liberty and Justice - The Illusions of mankind

    A dogmatic expression in every direction

    There is no redemption in divine intervention

    The world is a disease that cannot be cured

    The truth is a voice that cannot be heard"

  • @GnosticAtheist With this in mind, I cannot fully understand how a Christian black metal band could exist. The music style in itself is agressive and plays on such. Do you have any examples of such a band? Remember, metal and black metal is different not just in its delievery but the entire musical composition.

  • @GnosticAtheist There are Christian black metal bands. I believe there are recordings of their songs, and videos of interviews and performances they have given, on Youtube.

  • Penis tehehehe

  • 240p  ....;(

  • 240p we meet again

    

  • I appreciate your thoughtful response. You raise many questions to which sophisticated Christian answers are available. God is omnipotent but a good case can be made for supposing that even he cannot create the good of there being free creatures without some of these creatures choosing to do evil. Several Christian thinkers have argued that it is logically impossible for God to create a free, rational agent who is determined by God to choose to do only what is good.

  • the best  XD

  • What an Epic masterpiece. Dimmu, do us a favor and beat the shit out of Black Veil Brides, please :-)

  • this song is a bomb

  • 8========3

    

  • O=]=========> 0:00 <==========]=O

  • god i feel so fucking satanic listening to this.

  • @TheNOSTALGICDECAY Why so sir, anyways being satanic is not worse than being christian(or any other). It's the same shit, religion is the root to all evil. =)

  • The only salient remaining question is whether these intuitions are objective or not. My point was that on atheism they are not objective and so a godless universe cannot ground the notion that rape, murder and the like are truly evil. As for the evidence for this, I don't think we have to have evidence in order to be justified in believing that our moral intuitions are valid. That said, evidence for the existence of God is evidence that our moral intuitions are a reflection of his moral will.

  • @BenjiAJ tl;dr

    To be honest, I don't really care to debate you. It's not that I'm unsure of my position that there probably isn't a god; it's that I know I won't change your mind and you won't change mine, and I don't really give a small fraction of a shit if you want to be retarded and believe in your sky daddy who evidently doesn't care enough about his own creations to intervene on behalf of the billions of impoverished people in the world. Instead, he allows them to live and die in squalor.

  • By contrast, our moral basic moral intutions are widely shared amongst cultures and form the basis of successful, flourishing human societies in which the rule of law prevails. That is why moral reasoning is possible, for intuitions such as the thought that the innocent are not to be harmed, and that we ought to try as far as possible to treat everyone else in the same way that we would like for ourselves to be treated, are so widespread amongst human beings. Cont'd

  • @BenjiAJ Oh, and one last thing. This band also sings about your YOUR religion. Just the other side of it. They are result of your imaginary god and devil. A lie that is as old as humanity itself.

  • If someone were to claim that he believes an invisible dragon is living on his roof, he would have to be asked why he thinks it exists when he can't see it or otherwise detect it by means of his senses. If he says that he can see it or otherwise detect it by means of his senses, he needs to say why he doesn't think he is hallucinating when the same ostensibly corporeal object can't be similarly detected by anyone else. cont'd

  • One of the best songs ever made, hands down. Doesn't matter what your religious, moral, or social views are. If you take the lyrics in a song literally, you're an idiot anyway.

  • @ all the comments below: tl;dr

  • Finally, atheism can't even account for objective morality; and so on atheism, there can be no ultimate argument against the evils that many of us would consider abhorrent and would like deeply to eliminate. Indeed on atheism, objective morality doesn't exist. To conclude, Dimmu Borgir and their followers haven't even begun to engage with a serious presentation of the Christian faith. If they tried to get into a real debate, instead of dressing up in Halloween costumes, they would be mauled.

  • @BenjiAJ Who are Christians to actually assert objective morality to begin with? The way you word it is like saying "And Christians can't even account for the invisible dragon that lives on my roof", but someone saying that would first have to present evidence that there was, in fact, a dragon living on their roof.

  • @IJUSTLOVETURTLES When I said atheism couldn't account for objective morality, I meant only to assert that if our moral judgments have any objectivity at all, then atheism can't account for this fact. I left out the conditional clause for the sake of brevity, supposing that I would not be misunderstood. That said, it is misleadingly inept to draw a comparison between an invisible dragon conceived of by someone as living on his roof, and our moral intuitions. cont'd

  • It's also spectacularly pathetic that Shagrath has to pilfer his name from Tolkien's works. Tolkien was a devout Christian, a Catholic, and he conceived of Middle-Earth as a fictional realm in which the real God was in fact sovereign. Tolkien in one of his letters stated that his work was about God's sovereignty and his absolute right to worship. Dimmu has directly opposed the Christian faith; and we Christians note this, and register our deep anger and displeasure.

  • What!? No HD?

  • Christian -

    if they're right = go to heaven

    if they're wrong = nothing

    Atheist -

    if they're right = well, nothing

    if they're wrong = go to hell

    LMFAO either way atheist, you lose

  • @Juggafags Well, in the bible it says: "thou shall not judge others." Sooo basically all christians are fucked...

  • @SerraxGaming Right, who actually reads the bible? Only hardcore Christians read the bible.

  • @Juggafags People with intelligence who reads the bible become atheists.

    Too bad you are too lazy and dumb to read it and too lazy and dumb to understand why atheiests have the undestanding of life.

    Btw, you call yourself "fags". That will surely get you into heaven, ill see you down there :D

    (Hell have better music anyway.)

  • @Juggafags So what you are saying is, that you got no idea what you actually stand for? I have not read the bible myself but, the way Christianity want you to live is basic knowledge... Re-think about what you really believe in because that reply was saddening.

  • @SerraxGaming Not once I said I was Christian so I don't know why you're implying that I am

  • @Juggafags That makes even less sense. Why the hell would you talk trash about atheists then? Do you really think you are better than them? ... Scum like you are the reason for religious ignorance. So do everyone a favor and go play in the traffic or find some hole to die in, you are a waste of air.

  • @SerraxGaming Because atheists are fucking idiots honestly, tell me then what happened before your gay ass big bang theory? How did the big bang theory make the human body so perfect and the world just right for us to live in? 

  • @Juggafags Bwahaha, you think I believe in evolution now :p And enlighten me, where have I ever said anything about ME? You are just digging your own grave in this conversation, so do yourself a favor and stop. You are a arrogant bastard with lack of knowledge on the subject. And I am not trying to just take a piss on you, but people like you, need to just shut the fuck up with your opinions about other people's way of life.

  • @SerraxGaming Hmm well you are replying to a atheist vs christian discussion

  • @Juggafags Moreover, even a theory of multiple universes cannot account for why the regularities obtaining across the spectrum of universes are such as to make it probable that at least one member of the spectrum should have constants and initial conditions that are fined tuned for life. And even if these regularities observed by each of the set's members could be codified in mathematical equations, what is left unexplained would be why these equations are descriptive of reality.

  • @Juggafags To put it another way, why should those equations be descriptive of reality and not other equations that would fail to describe a multiverse (one of many possible such multiverses) that permits life? A metaphysical theory (apart from having a high prior probability) has to make significantly probable the most general features of reality relative to a conjunction of its simplest rivals, in order for the said theory to be likely to be true and atheism fails to do this patently.

  • @Juggafags Yes, right. The standard model doesn't speculate on what caused the universe; in fact, in that model the laws of physics are held to break down at the point of the initial cosmological singularity. That said, no theory of physics can account for the fine-tuning of the constants of nature and the initial conditions for life; and certainly no materialistic theory extrapolating from the regularities described in current physical theory could account for the emergence of consciousness.

  • @BenjiAJ My answer to your 4 replies, lmfao

  • @Juggafags Heh and Jugga... QUIT FCKIN RELIGION DUDE THAT'S FOR FAGS! :3

  • @Juggafags I find your attempts at trolling quite poor.

  • @IJUSTLOVETURTLES Hmm I'm not off topic or flamming, I'm asking legitimate questions and giving my answers.

  • nobody needs to shut the fuck up about anything, everyone's free to post their own thoughts and opinions, thats what the comments section is here for. if you don't like it then don't read it.

  • epic

  • @benjiAJ whether or not I believe or disbelieve in your views are now secondary. I reserve my right to believe what I will. My objection now is that you are attacking a band (artist), and their fans about their freedom of choice in what they believe. If you don't like the message that the band is putting across, quite simply fuck off!

  • @juscred1 No, I'm not attacking their freedom of choice for believing in what they do, but that doesn't mean that I think (or ought to think) that they are right in exercising their freedom of choice in the way that they have chosen to exercise it. I am also pointing out what I believe (by virtue of an exercise of my own freedom of choice) about what is going to be entailed for them as the result of their exercise of their freedom of choice.

  • @juscred1 And it isn't just a question about what they believe privately because they have obviously chosen to express their beliefs in a way that serves to commend their beliefs to a large number people. Moreover, the particular mode of expression of these beliefs in the nature of the case involves mockery and denunciation of Christian beliefs, and of what Christians hold sacred. Hence we note the opposition, and respond accordingly.

  • @BenjiAJ Hate to burst your bubble mate but your very religion expressed their beliefs to a large number of people throughout history. Quite violently if I might add. It still does to this very day. Opposing someone for widely expressing their beliefs while your religion has done the same on numerous occasions, and still doing, is being a hypocrite.

  • @TngMutantNinjaTroll Accepting that Dimmu ought to be given the right to express their beliefs (say, on the ground that it would be wrong not to assign to them some measure of freedom of expression), wouldn't mean accepting that the expression of their beliefs can't be morally objectionable. By the same token, if I were to think that adultery shouldn't be criminalized that wouldn't mean that I would be bound not to think of it as morally objectionable. cont'd

  • @TngMutantNinjaTroll If your argument is correct, then someone opposing the criminalization of adultery wouldn't be within his rights and would in fact be acting inconsistently and hypocritically in maintaining that adultery is immoral, and that adulterers should face civil penalties. Yet this doesn't follow at all, and so your argument fails. cont'd

  • @TngMutantNinjaTroll While not opposing Dimmu's right to free expression (and not necessarily because I think that in principle there are no valid ways in which it could be curtailed or even removed), I do however oppose the content of what is expressed. There is no no hypocrisy here for I don't believe that the conclusion of your argument enshrines a valid principle (and therefore can't possibly be accused of acting inconsistently with respect to the said principle).

  • @BenjiAJ As is your right to object on the content. However I still find religion one of the worst things in modern society. Countless religious people commit crimes simply because they know they have means to ''reset'' themselves. I can kill a man and tomorrow i will go to church and say 20 prayers and it will all be ok. That's wrong and it's far less moral than any music video no matter it's content. Several of the most hypocritical people I know are utterly religious.

  • @TngMutantNinjaTroll Someone who would be so presumptuous as to say that he could murder someone tomorrow and then know that he would be forgiven for the murder if he repeats '20 prayers' afterwards is not someone who understands the Christian faith. We are warned in scripture of how our conscience can be seared through repeatedly sinning.

  • @BenjiAJ In scripture; created by men to control men; a product of political struggle, a manifest of subjugation and fear; you are warned in scripure? No, you have been programmed to it, enslaved by the idea that you will be given a glorious eternity if you just do what you are told by magic, magic told to you by other humans, words on paper, and society subjegated before you.

    You cannot be freed, but you do know, in your essence, that this is the truth.

  • @GnosticAtheist We don't have direct access to the transmortal conditions under which the damned would be constrained to experience the state of hell; so we don't know enough as to know that whatever it is that they would be determined to experience in hell, won't somehow count as a just recompense for the evil which they would have freely chosen to do when they were alive. Yet we do know enough as to know that God is the ground of morality and that God can never behave unjustly.

  • @BenjiAJ Transmortal conditions?

    Let me explain :

    God creates man, lust, love and hate.

    God defines what is wrong, he calls it sin.

    God forces subject into existence.

    God explains that if subject violates those things he has defined as sin, the things he created, you will be punished; because being "evil" is wrong, God say, even though the only choice you had was doing as he told you or not.

    God is thusly an egomanic, and the force that created evil in the first place.

  • @GnosticAtheist You state that God has 'forced a subject into existence'. For this to be possible, the subject must first exist before it can be 'forced into existence' since otherwise it would not be possible for it to be made subject to an act that compels it to do anything. Yet the subject cannot exist before it exists, and so the notion of the subject being 'forced into existence' is incoherent. Given this, it is simply meaningless to accuse God of doing what it purportedly describes.