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I'm on the wrong side of _ and the righteous side of _" The number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline appears at the end of the video. The video emphasizes the need for friends to help whenever such issues come about. Taking their name from the cult martial arts film Five Fingers of Death, the groups titanic riffs and darkly skewed lyrics deliver a brand of vintage thrash and blazing metal as powerful. She also seemed to have issues with her mother and looked to be very critical of her appearance. One of the most successful groove metal bands of the 2010s, Five Finger Death Punch have been a staple of the Billboard charts since their formation in 2005. Their debut album THE WAY OF THE FIST was released in 2007, and. The band consists of vocalist Ivan Moody, guitarists Zoltan Bathory and Jason Hook, bassist Chris Kael, and drummer Jeremy Spencer. Formed in 2005, the group’s name is derived from classic martial arts cinema. The girl was also shown to be a target of bullying via social media. FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH (5FDP) is a rock band from Los Angeles. During the song Burn MF, Ivan Moody brought 9 year-old Olivia Douglas onstage as he sang the touching, thought-provoking chorus burn motherfker burn motherfcker burn. Five Finger Death Punch were one of the headlining bands at last month’s sold-out Fort Rock Festival in Fort Myers, FL.
In addition, he seemed to be in conflict with his father. Five Finger Death Punch is for the children. The boy is shown to be the target of constant bullying. In the opening of the video, the boy attempts to shoot himself in front of his parents, while the girl attempts to overdose on pills. The video centers around two teenagers, one boy and one girl, both of whom are contemplating suicide. Watching the music video for "Coming Down" may bring you to tears. "Coming Down" was also a song featured on the Five Finger Death Punch album "American Capitalist".
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