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A christian metal band is sueing Netflix over KPop Demon Hunters trademark infringement. ...Wat?
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A christian metal band is sueing Netflix over KPop Demon Hunters trademark infringement. ...Wat?

I never expected I'd come across something like this. The article link is down below.

I do find it strange that you wouldn't make sure you knew what band you were buying tickets to before spending five hundred bucks on it.

Also, there's a Christian version of every musical genre isn't there.

"Longtime Christian metal band Demon Hunter have filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Netflix, Netflix Studios, and concert promoter AEG Presents over KPop Demon Hunters.

The lawsuit alleges that the similar names have already caused consumer confusion, including one family who requested a refund after mistakenly purchasing $500 worth of tickets to the band’s concert, believing they were taking their five- and six-year-old daughters to a show related to KPop Demon Hunters."

https://consequence.net/2026/08/demon-hunter-sue-netflix-over-kpop-demon-hunters/

u/Fabulous_Stegosaurus — 4 hours ago

What are the worst/most embarrassing live performances ever?

Ashlee Simpson's Saturday Night Live performance was anything but live. It was so embarrassing and then she had to blame her band for what happened because of her on stage.Her bandmates were smiling after she walked off the stage and they continued playing.

She also had the 2005 Orange Bowl performance of "La La" in January 2005, but this one takes the cake.Her career never recovered.

u/Twitter_2006 — 13 hours ago

Bad diss tracks

What are some good examples of bad diss tracks?

Two that were mentioned in their aforementioned TrainWreckords episodes were

It's All Good (Hammer to Redman)
Swish Swish (<name redacted> to TS)

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u/RelevantNothing4653 — 11 hours ago

Albums from the 2020's that are destined to be trainwreckords?

Like say for example that new Lizzo record. Can be albums that have just dropped or like in that 6 year span.

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u/FizzyGorilla — 18 hours ago

2020's Pop songs you think are going to be in every commercial and every grocery store in 10 years?

A lot of benson boone songs but probably mystical magical heck it already is in some target ads

u/MrLinkwater95 — 20 hours ago

Are there any other examples like this of an artist taking something as a diss against them, even though it wasn't supposed to be?

u/Ce1estialFlame — 1 day ago

What do you think about Willi One Blood : "Whiney Whiney" that appeared in Dumb and Dumber film in 1994

https://youtu.be/LHQFb3PVLoE?si=pQgqpsrBEa7W4T-D

I remember this song was used a lot in media or show in Thailand. But I never know the song name and who's the singer of this song. Then recently I find who sing this and surprised that he's the white guy.

(I found this from one music youtuber that review worst song of 1994, This song was included)

But despite his looks that look like Vanilla Ice in Mind Blowin era but more friendlier. I think his rhyming skills is actually good. I see his bio in Wikipedia and he's perform in Jamaica before too.

I think this song have an element that Todd would love to react. Lots of sampled from old songs especially "You Really Got Me"

But he's seems to off the radar after that. Kind of OHW. The last time I heard about him would be he's in real estate business in Miami (William Harbour) and no longer have a dreadlock hair.

What do you think about this song ? Did he deserved better in mainstream music career ?

u/Sixmenonguard — 18 hours ago

What's the greatest chorus of all time?

Bonus points if it comes with a great build-up.

I will always nominate Teenage Wildlife by Bowie for this one. My hairs all stand on end every time.

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u/MenitoBussolini — 1 day ago

Why do both “Fancy Like” and “Chicken Fried” sound like they were both written specifically for Applebee’s?

u/Tayo826 — 23 hours ago

What're some examples of genres where their name was given at least a decade after the genre was prominent?

A non music example I can think of is Art Deco, as while it was mainly prominent during the 1920s and 1930s, the term Art Deco was coined decades later in the 1960s.

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u/Complete-Worker3242 — 1 day ago

Song Vs. Song, "The Humpty Dance" by Digital Underground VS "Baby Got Back" by Sir Mix-A-Lot

Two early 90s hip hop/rap songs that don't take themselves too seriously, but which one stands out on top? One is long, strong and down to get the friction on and the other one once got busy in a B***** K*** bathroom and likes their oatmeal lumpy.

u/SituationalRambo — 1 day ago

Artists That started Your Love of Music That You Don’t Listen to Anymore

There was a thread about Non-Toxic Poptimism about ABBA, and I wrote a comment comparing their reappraisal to Fleetwood Mac’s; this made me remember how, despite knowing a lot of their songs, I really went to check them out after a Bastille cover of Dreams off one of their “Other People’s Heartache” mixtapes, which were these projects full of covers, mashups, and snippets from movies.

As a young teen I had a very strange-yet-emphatic Bastille obsession, and I honestly thank them for introducing me to so many songs through those mixtapes, even movies/tv shows like Twin Peaks through their song Laura Palmer (and a mashup of their aforementioned song with the Twin Peaks Theme on a mixtape). I go back now and have a bit of nostalgia for that first album in particular, but also feel a lot of their music was pretty standard Tumblr-era pop rock. A similar situation is Twenty One Pilots, who I spent 2014-2016 stanning to a scary degree, and cannot even try to listen to their music without cringing.

I want to know if there’s any artist for you who were pivotal or had a personal impact on your artistic (primarily musical) interests that you can recognize or thank, but would never listen to now?

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u/stenpen22 — 1 day ago