NEW Green Day Song "Holy Toledo!" out Friday (5th Nov)

[That Dude]

7 hours ago, DookieLukie said:

Love your channel, though!

Thank you! I can't wait for the next Green Day album so I can go absolutely nuts with Green Day videos.  

I'm planning a video about GDA as well.  

 

[Christian's Inferno!]

I don't think fantano has liked any Green Day album since the 90's

[That Dude]

27 minutes ago, Christian's Inferno! said:

I don't think fantano has liked any Green Day album since the 90's

You're right! In his hate speech against Rev Rad, the nicest thing he said was Green Day had a better back catalogue than other pop punk bands.  

but then goes on to criticize them for putting singles on their new albums when there isn't an audience for Green Day singles.  What?

 

[The Grohl]

12 hours ago, GRNSTR10 said:

Yeah, he is increasingly dismissive of the band in a way that is just beyond parody.

But honestly, it's nothing new for me as a Green Day fan. This is the way people treated them after Warning, but before American Idiot.  

I also remember him saying something about not being a fan of anything they've put out since the 90s, so I honestly don't even know why he even bothers reviewing them . It feels like he's just trying to score some cheap laughs from his audience since they're now his favorite punching bag. It's just lazy from "the internet's busiest music nerd".

That's what I don't get. If you know you haven't liked anything by the band since the 90s why bother? I really don't understand the thought behind reviewing artists you already know you don't like.

[That Dude]

14 hours ago, GRNSTR10 said:

Yeah, he is increasingly dismissive of the band in a way that is just beyond parody.

But honestly, it's nothing new for me as a Green Day fan. This is the way people treated them after Warning, but before American Idiot.  

I also remember him saying something about not being a fan of anything they've put out since the 90s, so I honestly don't even know why he even bothers reviewing them . It feels like he's just trying to score some cheap laughs from his audience since they're now his favorite punching bag. It's just lazy from "the internet's busiest music nerd".

Speaking of cheap laughs, I clicked on his Limp Bizkit Still Sucks Review because I wanted to hear a review.  it's a muckbang video of Fantano just eating for 15 minutes.  No review, no score.  I want A: His burrito recipe and B: to punch the video in the face.

 

[Virginia Lot Lizard]

5 hours ago, That Dude said:

Speaking of cheap laughs, I clicked on his Limp Bizkit Still Sucks Review because I wanted to hear a review.  it's a muckbang video of Fantano just eating for 15 minutes.  No review, no score.  I want A: His burrito recipe and B: to punch the video in the face.

 

I don’t know who Fantano is but they sound like a boring attention seeker. 

Not that I care about Limp Bizkit but Fantano sounds like a click-baiting nobody. 

[Eric]

11 minutes ago, Virginia Lot Lizard said:

I don’t know who Fantano is but they sound like a boring attention seeker. 

Not that I care about Limp Bizkit but Fantano sounds like a click-baiting nobody. 

He isn't. You guys are just super sensitive to opinions

[Yosuke Hanamura]

19 hours ago, That Dude said:

I got to chat with Fantano on his tour (he was on right before my friends band!) and I told him I discovered him by searching for bad reviews of Green Day     

I don't know why, I just like hearing bad reviews of stuff I like.

How did he react when he found out that you like Green Day? It’s hard to tell what Fantano is actually like outside of his critical internet persona.

[WhiteTim]

don’t watch Fantano but I know several YouTubers a few middle size and 1 large size channel who bash certain artists (or movies) but really like them in regular life their reasoning is “I get views when bashing the artist”  not saying Fantano does the same but could be a reason 

[That Dude]

40 minutes ago, Yosuke Hanamura said:

How did he react when he found out that you like Green Day? It’s hard to tell what Fantano is actually like outside of his critical internet persona.

He was very nice, and said that yes, bad reviews do get a lot more attention than positive ones. 

[Beerjeezus]

2 hours ago, That Dude said:

He was very nice, and said that yes, bad reviews do get a lot more attention than positive ones. 

Yeah I think he totally does it for the comedic value. That said, I’m 100% for talking shit about green day, but it has to be among fans. it’s way funnier that way.

[pacejunkie punk]

So here’s my question: I thought Green Day had negotiated a new deal to release music in any way they want but it looks more like they’ve left them completely.  Green Day are self releasing their latest singles (they are all copyrighted to Green Day), yet obviously Warner still has ownership of their back catalogue including new releases like the BBC Sessions (copyrighted Warner), and a portion of ticket sales and merch. I got an email from Green Day official copyrighted to Warner that promotes ticket sales to the Shaky Knees Festival, a sale on all merch called an “All By Myself” sale and Oakland Coffee gift packs of all things, but no mention of Holy Toledo 🤔 Also there have been no physical copies sold of the last four singles. 

So what exactly is their deal now? Will Warner do no promotion of their new music going forward? If so, how will Green Day do it beyond social media posts that only fans follow?  

Does Warner get a piece of Oakland Coffee sales? What’s their involvement in this separate company? They had to license the BBC Sessions I guess for the special 7” is it anything more than that?

Most of all, I wonder what it will mean both for the release and promotion of new music and the potential release of any more old stuff that’s in the vault. Is that all Warner’s to put out now? Do Green Day control any of that?

[jengd]

On YouTube Holy Toledo says listened to WMG on behalf of Crush Music, I thought all that meant they were really still with Warners?  

[pacejunkie punk]

55 minutes ago, jengd said:

On YouTube Holy Toledo says listened to WMG on behalf of Crush Music, I thought all that meant they were really still with Warners?  

Well WMG has a partnership with Crush and the songs on Spotify say copyright Green Day (BBC Sessions says copyright Warner which would be back catalogue). So maybe they are releasing everything under Crush now?  

Thing is, they could probably live off their back catalogue at this point and the revenue from touring, licensing and merch and just give their new music away for free going forward and still do just as well. That and coffee 😜 They have so many revenue streams music sales is probably the smallest.

[DookieLukie]

I don't care for Crush.

[legendary]

They're still with Warner, but for distribution only, I guess. 

[Flashback]

6 hours ago, pacejunkie punk said:

So here’s my question: I thought Green Day had negotiated a new deal to release music in any way they want but it looks more like they’ve left them completely.  Green Day are self releasing their latest singles (they are all copyrighted to Green Day), yet obviously Warner still has ownership of their back catalogue including new releases like the BBC Sessions (copyrighted Warner), and a portion of ticket sales and merch. I got an email from Green Day official copyrighted to Warner that promotes ticket sales to the Shaky Knees Festival, a sale on all merch called an “All By Myself” sale and Oakland Coffee gift packs of all things, but no mention of Holy Toledo 🤔 Also there have been no physical copies sold of the last four singles. 

So what exactly is their deal now? Will Warner do no promotion of their new music going forward? If so, how will Green Day do it beyond social media posts that only fans follow?  

Does Warner get a piece of Oakland Coffee sales? What’s their involvement in this separate company? They had to license the BBC Sessions I guess for the special 7” is it anything more than that?

Most of all, I wonder what it will mean both for the release and promotion of new music and the potential release of any more old stuff that’s in the vault. Is that all Warner’s to put out now? Do Green Day control any of that?

I think that the „(P) Green Day“ and the release through Warner are two different things. Taylor Swifts music, by example, says as well „(P) Taylor Swift“ on iTunes but she is still with Universal.

[pacejunkie punk]

1 hour ago, Flashback said:

I think that the „(P) Green Day“ and the release through Warner are two different things. Taylor Swifts music, by example, says as well „(P) Taylor Swift“ on iTunes but she is still with Universal.

So they could still be with Warner but own the rights to all their new music at the same time? And Warner will still promote and sell it like they would if they owned it? Do they get a smaller cut or the same as before?

[That Dude]

On 11/6/2021 at 12:43 AM, Im.a.basket.case said:

Too poppy for me. Very FBHT like. Not going to lie, I'd love to hear them come back to those deep Dookie sounding guitar riffs. Just my opinion, don't hate.

I won't hate if you won't hate me for wanting an era that's a mash up equal parts Nimrod and Warning.   With maybe 5 drops of American Idiot swished around in there.

 

[Flashback]

On 11/11/2021 at 11:50 PM, pacejunkie punk said:

So they could still be with Warner but own the rights to all their new music at the same time? And Warner will still promote and sell it like they would if they owned it? Do they get a smaller cut or the same as before?

That‘s what I think, but it depends on their contracts (and tbh I can‘t see much promotion beside a few social media posts 😅)

[pacejunkie punk]

6 hours ago, Flashback said:

That‘s what I think, but it depends on their contracts (and tbh I can‘t see much promotion beside a few social media posts 😅)

I agree, that’s why I was wondering if Warner is even going to promote their new music now because it sure doesn’t seem like they are. There’s more money to be made in reissuing their old stuff.

[Flashback]

7 hours ago, pacejunkie punk said:

I agree, that’s why I was wondering if Warner is even going to promote their new music now because it sure doesn’t seem like they are. There’s more money to be made in reissuing their old stuff.

Sad but true  

[Guest]

I mean, someone will need to promote future music. Is that not Crush's job?

[Beerjeezus]

Clearly the main objective now is selling coffee

[alienlifeform]

I saw Warner Brasil oficial Facebook page promoting Holy Toledo