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BODY COUNT Unleash "F*** What You Heard" Video By Larry Petro, News Monkey Sunday, August 18, 2024 @ 9:18 AM
BODY COUNT releases the music video to "Fuck What You Heard", a blistering anthem (released on 7/19) that takes aim at the nation's political landscape. With its unrelenting hook of "Democrips and Bloodpublicans", Ice-T delivers a provocative critique from his independent perspective. "I have friends across the aisle," Ice-T explains, "but my views are balanced and unapologetic."
Through a seamless blend of footage, the music video highlights the chaotic and often brutal clashes that have come to characterize the current political climate of the U.S.
Watch the music video on KNAC.COM HERE.
"Fuck What You Heard" is a track off BODY COUNT's forthcoming album, Merciless. Their last release, Carnivore, was released in 2020 and earned the band a Grammy for Best Metal Performance. The band recently finished their EU/UK Merciless Tour, and will headline at the Louder Than Life Festival in Louisville, KY, and the Aftershock Festival in Sacramento, CA. this fall. See below for itinerary.
They touched a nerve with their first, self-titled 1991 album and its divisive track, "Cop Killer", which inspired generations of bands to follow. What they took from growing up with BLACK SABBATH and being inspired by fellow L.A. legends like SLAYER and SUICIDAL TENDENCIES has only upped the ante for generations of metal heads and hardcore fans. BODY COUNT's current line-up includes surviving OG's Ice, Ernie C. and Sean E Sean joined by bassist Vincent Price, drummer Will "Ill Will" Dorsey, Juan "Juan of the Dead" Garcia and backing vocalist Little Ice.
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For BODY COUNT, it's been a history of being both respected and feared - a barbed-wire thread that stretches back to the band's origins as a project between Ice-T and Crenshaw High friend, Ernie C. Their first shot fired, the song, "Body Count", was a mission statement on Ice-T's 1991 O.G. - Original Gangster.