Blessthefall's New Video is Pretty Crazy: Wild Crowds, Moshing, Stagedives, Harrassing Toll Booth Workers, Pissing Out the Window, Etc.

Martin Cizmar June 3, 2010 1:13PM

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Judge if you want, but the team here at Up On The Sun kind of loves the tour videos from Phoenix metalcore act Blessthefall. The last one was pretty funny, and the newest, which Revolver magazine got an exclusive look at, is even better.

Sure, most of it is just potty humor and amateurish versions of Jackass-style pranks like trying to pay a toll with Oreo cookies and pissing out the window of a moving tour van, but it's still pretty interesting. Watch it and see if you're not entertained.

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Martin Cizmar

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