Omnicidal Maniac: "White Knuckles", "Burn It Down"-we'd be here all day if we tried to name them all.No One Gets Left Behind: "No One Gets Left Behind" criticizes politicians for abandoning this standard, among other things.No Indoor Voice: Basically 4/5 of "Burn MF" is just Ivan screaming his balls off with every considerable F-Bombs available.Nietzsche Wannabe: The narrator of "White Knuckles".He was the subject of a video parodying The Most Interesting Man in the World ads. Mascot: The Knucklehead, noted for his skeletal head, red, hand-shaped Facial Markings with a 5 in the middle and the spiky, four-fingered brass knuckle clenched in his teeth.Lawyer-Friendly Cameo: Somehow, an older, evil version of The Blues Brothers were the bad guys in the video for "House of the Rising Sun".Kill It with Fire: "Burn MF" invokes this so much, particularly in the chorus.Jekyll & Hyde: "Jekyll and Hyde", the lead single off of Got Your Six, seems to be about this trope.The video ends with an encouragement to seek help or to be that friend who will be there for someone in this situation.Driven to Suicide: In "Coming Down", the narrator feels suicidal because of past mistakes, bad relationship, and feeling that the world is caving in around him and nobody cares.Determinator: "Back for More" seems to be about one.Dare to Be Badass: Their lyrics have a running theme of self-empowerment and dealing with people that have wronged you, ranging from 'you're so insignificant it's not worth being angry' to.Curse Cut Short: On "Under and Over It": "Did you know I don't care? You can suck my." (alludes to rhyming with "prick").Cover Version: "From Out of Nowhere" (originally by Faith No More), " Bad Company" (from the band of the same name off the album of the same name), "Mama Said Knock You Out" (from LL Cool J-their version features Tech N9ne), "House of the Rising Sun" (a traditional folk song made famous by The Animals), "Blue on Black" (from Kenny Wayne Shepherd).American Capitalist is similar, having a very heavy patriotic theme-albeit with sarcastic tones in several songs.War Is the Answer has a lot of tracks that seem to be military themed: "No One Gets Left Behind", "Far from Home", and "Bulletproof", to name a few.1, including Tech N9ne on their cover of "Mama Said Knock You Out", Maria Brink of In This Moment on "Anywhere but Here", Jamey Jasta of Hatebreed on "Dot Your Eyes", Max Cavelara of Soulfly on "I.M Sin", and most notable Rob Halford of Judas Priest on "Lift Me Up." The Cameo: Quite a few on Wrong Side of Heaven., Vol."Fake" contains 32 instances of the word "fuck." There's six uses of the word "motherfucker" in each chorus.The song "Burn MF" contains at least 40 instances of "fuck"-the vast majority of those being "motherfucker".Chronological Album Title: F8, being their 8th album.Calling the Old Man Out: "The Devil's Own", perhaps the most vicious musical example in recent memory.Call-Back: "Inside Out" has the line "I give a shit, I never did", calling back to a similar line in "Under and Over It"."Ashes" deserves special mention, as does "Bulletproof". "This Is War" ends with Ivan yelling a loud f-bomb just before the song ends.The beginning of "It Doesn't Matter" features Ivan bellowing "FUCK YOOOOOOOUUU!!" twice.Atomic F-Bomb: Ivan bellows out a massive " BURN, MOTHERFUCKER!" before the final chorus of "Burn MF".Anti-Hero: The lyrics to "Wrong Side of Heaven" suggest that Ivan is a cross between these this and Noble Demon, along with the album title referencing this.It ends with him finding his own grave and deciding to throw the flask into it. The video for I Apologize features Ivan walking around a graveyard, drinking from a flask as he honors the graves of past rock and metal stars.Moody has said that the lead single for their eighth album, "Inside Out", references his problems with alcohol. The Alcoholic: Ivan Moody, and it has taken a very significant and public toll on both him and the band as a whole.Jason Hook - lead guitar, backing vocals (2009-2020)įive Finger Death Punch provides examples of:.Jeremy Spencer - drums (2005-2018 also briefly did vocals in 2005).Matt Snell - bass, backing vocals (2005-2010).Darrell Roberts - lead guitar, backing vocals (2006-2009).
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