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Get out of here, come on.

Don't listen to them.

Listen to no one.

Don't listen to them.

You're going to ruin your career.

You can't listen to those people.

They're maniacs.

On 85, the sports up.

Uh-oh. Is my butt rock radar going off?

Is this a little theory of a hinderback?

You see that machine gun Kelly took shots at Slipknot at Riot.

And what's fantastic.

So the guy from Slipknot, Corey Taylor, ended up releasing the statement saying, I usually don't get in the middle of things like this, but I just wanted to let you know that I keep receipts.

Apparently what happened was Machine Gun Kelly wanted Corey Taylor, the singer of Slipknot, to do something for his album. And so Corey Taylor said, okay, fine, I'll write you a chorus. And he sang this chorus and sent it to him. And there's these texts back like, dude, you're the best. This is the greatest thing I've ever heard. Amazing, awesome. and then Machine Gun Kelly apparently goes, but hey, I got a cool verse to go with it. You mind singing these words? And Corey Taylor emailed him back and went, hey man, that's just not my thing. I guess I'm not the right guy for this, but thanks. And good luck. Hope the album's awesome. Basically, you could tell he was like, dude, your stuff sucks, but he was

very nice about it. And that's what pissed off Machine Gun Kelly. But yesterday, the dude from Slipknot

released all of the texts. Basically, you basically blanked by blank to get you to do something

for your album. Well, I mean, he is the alternative artist, known as Machine Gun Kelly.

So good for the guys from Slipknot. I thought that was pretty fantastic. Yeah, Machine Gun Kelly. He'll be around forever. He's got a talent. Keep pissing off Eminem. And you know what I would like to do is I'm sure those Slipknot fans are a lot of fun to deal with? Yeah, yeah, yeah. You don't want to get on their bad side. Never thought I'd be on the side of Slipknot in an argument.

It's good band.

Slip's not it's good band slips not they're a good band they're fine yeah i know they're fine and i'm on his side i mean what do they do to him i mean they tried to help them out i know but like what did they do like they performed at riot fest i mean so I guess they were on stage, like a stage the same. When I went to Riot Fest, there was one stage, and it was fun. And now there's three stages. And it seems like mass confusion. Our own Ty Anderson, I think, went to Riot Fest this past weekend. And he tweeted a photo and it goes, here we go. And it was body count on stage. Now, it, yeah. Oh, no. So he pretends he likes body count? I don't know if he was being serious or joking. Oh, he's being serious. I like ice tea. Body count's the worst. Well, they're two totally different things. So now he's pretending to like body count. Maybe, maybe it's the case. No one likes body count. No one puts a body count album. And I like turnstile in those bands, so I'm with him, but on a lot of his musical taste, but not there. Will Brinson. He's a fan of body count and slip knot. He was the original one of the guys who played the big drum in Slipknot. He's a senior NFL writer for CBS Sports.com. He also hosts the Daily Pick Six podcast. Will is brought to you by Duncan. Now aren't you piss? You don't get paid. Will is brought to you by Duncan. America runs on Duncan. He joins us on the Volkswagen Dealer's expert hotline. Mr. Brinson, hello, sir. What's up? You know, I was told I would get free donuts or something.

Yes.

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