Weekend Nachos-Jock Powerviolence

Weekend Nachos-Jock Powerviolence-Worthless (2011)

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[TheMidwestHardcore]

Also late to announce this, but Patrick Stump does guest vocals on this track. Him and John Caution were friends long before FOB was a thing, let alone big. They both hung around the hardcore scene in Chicago in the later 90's early 2000's. Forgot what some of the bands names were that Patrick was in back then, but John played drums in a pretty influential Chicago Hardcore band called "Get it Away" among many others. Go Figure

[Thisabadusername]

In that case, the guest vocals are fucking great. Are they that sort of clean-type/spoken vocals at about 0:43?

[TheMidwestHardcore]

Yes, that's him

[johnhoffman]

Looks like my lyrics have been misunderstood...

To everyone commenting, the song is sarcastic. I'm referring to US as the "jocks", not anyone else. Elitist kids, mostly on the internet, have been calling bands like us and Mind Eraser "jock pv" for having tougher influences and I thought it was funny so I wrote a song about it. It's also making fun of the cookie cutter formula for "powerviolence" that people have come to expect today. I hope that clears things up. Thanks for listening!

John/W.N.

[eatmydust166]

Patrick sings from 0:42 to 1:00

[Robert Booby]

and Converge, and Hatebreed, and Overcast, and Unbroken, Integrity and Harms Way etc.

[vanillad0m]

Metalcore would lump them with bands like ABR,and Of Mice and Men etc.

[Robert Booby]

Almost every hardcore band today is heavily metal influenced. Weekend Nachos is one of them.

[vanillad0m]

That doesn't even make sense. "Most apples these days are oranges"

[Monika G.]

Patrick <3

[Amanda Dalton]

How do you even know what they are saying

[WARRIORofHARDCORE]

You know that picture of a guy in a green shirt wiping sweat off his head? That's my reaction

[Robert Booby]

Most hardcore bands these days are metalcore bands.

[StarryEyedKillah]

Ahh Patrick. So versatile!

[punkmusicmetal]

I really enjoy this song.