The song was part of a blizzard contest to make a music video for that song.

I kinda like it to be honest.

Ohh don't even for a second dis Metal. I can only imagine what crap you listen to.

You mean like music that was written a few hundred years ago and is still listened to today? Composers like Palestrina, Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart, whose works are revered because they've withstood the test of time, whilst crap like this is heard and forgotten within a decade?

Get over yourself, kid. Popular music, which includes metal, is just that. It's popular for a season and forgotten. Granted, there are a few exceptions to the rule, but for the most part, most of any genre of entertain is composed of ninety percent garbage and this isn't exempt. Will there be a few mementos of metal's hay day? Certainly, but it's certainly not to the level of complexity of, say, Joseph Haydn's 'Creation' and the many Requiems or Operas of most german composers who died from either Syphilis or other social diseases.

It's different, and since I'm biased and low on patience for something I've heard a hundred times before, consider it derivative and as such, inferior. But, that shouldn't bother you since it's merely my opinion, and I am therefore free to express it as such and for you to take it as such. You can say the same about what I prefer to listen to, but you already made that clear already.

So, yes, I am dissing Metal, but only the generic kind and this is as generic as it gets.

Metal is very much an acquired taste.
I'm with twh on this one. The genre is pretty dull if you haven't taken the time to get used to it.

Am I suppose to feel ashamed cause you tried to 1-up me with that " I listen to classical, there for I'm intelligent and have a great understanding of true music" BS? Whatev, however I would agree that most "generic" metal is crap, but next time I would be more detailed in your first post, cause someone is bound to disagree with ya.

Metal takes it's roots from classical music more than any other genre. Mostly the power, the passion and the bass.
Also, I don't really live in a western country, but I've never seen metal to be considered as popular.
You'd probably think I'm going overboard here, but some of it is extremely complex, especially in the progressive and technical death metal genres.
Of course you need a certain mentality to enjoy the music and like the imagery behind the whole genre, and a really experienced ear to move to the more extreme sub-genres.
99% of music is shit, but that's true for every era and every genre, and who says that albums like "Reign in Blood" by Slayer or "Vulgar Display of Power" won't be listened in 100 years? Reign in blood is still really popular among metal heads after 22 years.

Forgot to mention that classical music also has some pretty dark and twisted imagery, just like metal.