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That's it. That's the post. I can't stop making the connection to those songs. 
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And then I came of age listening to metalcore and deathcore. Lotta similar shit. Just SA and DV allegations/charges left and right. Warped Tour was a mistake. They knew and they didn’t do shit. Not to mention so many of the lyrics were about raging at your ex girlfriend or some similar implied relationship.
Early 2000s emo stuff was similarly
to me because a lot of lyrics had a misogynistic aspect.
Not entirely relevant to this, but I remember when the singer of the band Champion was revealed to be a child predator.
"Woodstock 99" was a nightmare of utter fucking hogs being SV enjoyers and blatant misogynists, even outright attacking women on stage, too.
Did you watch the documentary about WS99 from a few years ago? Riveting, in a sort of train wreck way
Let's just say I had a close enough experience at the time that the documentary would be a very hard watch, full of reminders.