People = Shit (Live)
Slipknot · Vol 3: (The Subliminal Verses) [2004]
I wanna see every fuckin' hand in the fuckin' air!
Here we go again, motherfucker!
Oh Yeah!
Come on down, and see the idiot right here
Too fucked to beg and not afraid to care
What's the matter with calamity anyway?
Right? Get the fuck outta my face
Understand that I can't feel anything
It isn't like I wanna sift through the decay
I feel like a wound, like I got a fucking
Gun against my head, you live when I'm dead
One more time, motherfucker!
Everybody hates me now, so fuck it
Blood's on my face and my hands, and I don't know why
I'm not afraid to cry, but thats none of your business
Whose life is it? Get it, see it, feel it, eat it
Spin it around so I can spit in its face
I wanna leave without a trace
'Cause I dont wanna die in this place
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit (Whatcha gunna do?)
People=Shit ('Cause I am not afraid of you)
People=Shit (I'm everything you'll never be)
People=Shit (Yeah)
Make some fuckin' noise Chicago!
Yeah
Come on!
It never stops - You can't be everything to everyone
Contagion - I'm sitting at the side of Satan
What do you want from me?
They never told me the failure I was meant to be
Now, over do it - Don't tell me you blew it
Stop your bitching and fight your way through it
I'm - Not - Like - You - I - Just - Fuck - Up
C'mon motherfucker everybody has to die
C'mon motherfucker everybody has to die
Everybody has to die
Get some fuckin' hands up!
People=Shit!
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit (Yeah)
People=Shit (Yeah)
People=Shit (Yeah)
People=Shit (Aaargh)
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit
People=Shit (Whatcha gonna do?)
People=Shit ('Cause I'm not afraid of you)
People=Shit (I'm everything you'll never be)
People=Shit (Yeah)
Goddamn Light!
People = Shit (Live)
Slipknot's live performance of 'People = Shit' captures the raw intensity that defined the band's early years. Recorded during the era of Vol 3: (The Subliminal Verses), this track showcases the group's signature blend of heavy metal and industrial noise. The song reflects the band's confrontational approach to their audience, utilizing aggressive instrumentation and chaotic energy to create an immersive experience. As part of their extensive live catalogue, this recording highlights the group's ability to translate studio complexity into powerful stage dynamics. The performance stands as a testament to Slipknot's enduring influence on modern heavy music, emphasizing their commitment to visceral soundscapes and theatrical presentation without relying on lyrical exposition.