How Not To Pour Aluminum Metal

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Because nothing says BROOTAL like auto-tune mixed with 8 strings. Before you start hating, let me answer a few common concerns. "THIS ISNT BRUTAL" No, we dont actually think this is "brutal". Its a joke, duh. Lighten up. "YOU GUYS SUCK." As stated before, this is a parody, and a joke. Listen to the video responses we posted to this video to hear our real band, it sounds nothing like this. "AUTOTUNE RAH RAH RAH NOT METAL etc" Let me reiterate. Unlike other covers, we stuck to the actual chord progressions and melodies the song had. To add to the parody, we went hardcore with autotune to mock the original, as well as bands like attack attack etc. Cover by Nick and Vinny of Unexpected Allies. (Nick - Bass and screaming vocals, Vinny - Guitar and singing vocals) Thanks for listening, thumb it up if you thought it was fun, fun, fun. sub to this channel, and add us on facebook if you want more updates from us. www.facebook.com

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