The Girly Stereotypes

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This show is about a pathetic little worm who looks like some sort of raccoon who likes to sing death metal karaoke. But she sound more like a moronic nu metal vocalist from a number of terrible bands like korn disturbed or some other faux metal band made for the small minded morons who pretend to be metalheads but are just weak sauce posers with terrible jobs and who lack any artistic merit much like the main character of this show.

But when I first read the description of this show I was somewhat intrigued although the girly imagery did not match but I watched the first season. And this main character is such a pathetic lyricist (as well a a vocalist) her lyrics are just her pathetic moaning about her pathetic little problems oh her boss is a chauvinist oh her life is so bad of her boyfriend is lame blah blah blah. A child with a learning disability could write better lyrics. Death metal is not about whining about how pathetic you are it's about horror movies, serial killers, zombies, murdering people, bathing in their blood, and devouring their entrails. And not to mention there are plenty of death metal bands who sing about raping and killing women and murdering Christians and minorities. Death Metal is for those who are hateful and angry and can't stand the inane stupidity and absurdity of the brainless masses and it is not for soft skinned PC babies like the people who made this show who have no idea what it means to be metal.
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There are idiots who think metal should be more like rap and those people should be put in a meat grinder and fed to the

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