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How do you become a real metalhead?

How do you become a real metalhead?

Follow these five simple steps and you’ll be feeling better about your deep-seated insecurities in no time!

  1. – Start out with NU-METAL, then promptly denounce it.
  2. – Delve into different genres, but not too much.
  3. – Pick one subgenre and NEVER listen to it; endlessly berate it.
  4. – Wear only black band shirts, all the time.

What kind of shoes do metalheads wear?

Metalheads don’t put a lot of emphasis on footwear. Heavy black boots will give you a more classic look from the 1970s and 1980s. Sneakers are more common for comfort, and both men and women can wear them. Some metalheads like classic sneaker styles like Converse or Adidas.

What are some tips to become a better Metalhead?

Understand the sub-genres. Make sure you know a few bands of every subgenre of metal. Just a few major metal subgenres are thrash metal, death metal, black metal, power metal and speed metal. Some metalheads consider people who listen metalcore and claim to be metalheads are posers.

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Are You a metalhead or a bandhead?

Statements like “Slipknot Sucks!” or “Metallica is the only good metal band” are typical statements from a metalhead poser. If you only like one band, you don’t like metal thus you’re not qualified to be a “Metalhead” but rather, you are a “Bandhead”.

How do you dress like a metalhead?

Metal musicians and fans often wear black from head to toe. Avoid wearing light hues, like white, khaki or light gray, or bright colors. Put on a pair of blue or black jeans. From the waist down, metalheads can almost always be spotted wearing tight-fitting dark blue or black denim jeans.

What is the difference between a fan and a metalhead?

Some people differentiate between being a “fan” and being a “metalhead”. Fans may love the music, but metalheads live by the music. Metal fans might dip into the metal community, but metalheads are firmly entrenched there. If you’re metal, you find meaning in your music and community, and you care little what others think of you.