Random Questions Backstage with Yung Mosh at Pre-Ink Metal Festival

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0:30 SPEAKER_02: It feels nice.

0:30 SPEAKER_00: She shreds with Rassanne here, and I am with guys from Young Mosh. So I've got Wes and Alex. Alex. Alex, thanks for joining me. You guys did a killer set. It's nice to actually see you play here. So are you here all weekend for Inc.?

0:44 SPEAKER_01: Uh yes, we are. Um, but I think we're leaving Saturday night.

0:47 SPEAKER_00: Saturday night? All right.

0:49 SPEAKER_02: Maybe Sunday. We get to see Madom and Behitz.

0:51 SPEAKER_00: All right. Is that who you're excited to see? I was just going to ask you that.

0:54 SPEAKER_01: Hell yeah. I'm excited to see. I see Spite a lot, but one band I am excited to see is Poppy.

1:01 SPEAKER_00: Poppy. Okay. Yeah. I've never seen them either. So that'll be yeah, awesome. All right. So I'm just going to ask you some random questions, and whatever happens, happens. So what is the meaning behind one of your songs?

1:15 SPEAKER_01: So let's do had enough. I think that's easy. Okay. All right. Had enough. I mean, you hear the title, had enough. It's about you're with you're you're with a girl and or a girl's with a guy. It doesn't matter. It's universe. It's universal. But um having a nasty breakup.

1:32 SPEAKER_00: Okay.

1:32 SPEAKER_01: A nasty breakup. You just had enough of their bullshit. Had enough and um had enough on a break shit? Yeah. Well, had enough of your yeah, just had enough. I'm leaving. I'm finding another bitches or another dudes. Right. Like I said, it's universal.

1:45 SPEAKER_00: Right. Sorry, am I not allowed to You can say whatever the fuck you want. So yeah. Absolutely. So what was the first instrument that you learned to play?

1:55 SPEAKER_01: Ha I you know what? I want to I won't take a guess. What's my first instrument? Take a guess. No. No. You know. Just look at my skin. What instrument do you think I started off with?

2:14 SPEAKER_00: I'm not going bass off of your skin.

2:17 SPEAKER_01: Well, it's really true. He likes to see. I uh no, what's crazy is him and his brother were in a band once. Drummer Max. Yeah. Our drummer Max and our guitarist Alex were in the band together. Um and I was telling him, like, hey, can I please be your vocalist? They already had another vocalist, but like, hey, we need a bass. And I was like, well, I don't know how to play bass. Well, we'll teach you. So I literally picked the bass up and I started playing bass like nothing.

2:40 SPEAKER_00: And there you go.

2:41 SPEAKER_01: I it's it's hilarious.

2:44 SPEAKER_00: Do you play anything else?

2:45 SPEAKER_01: Um he plays skin flute. I do. Skin flute?

2:52 SPEAKER_02: Yes, I do. I play guitar. And um the skin flute, apparently. There we go. There you go. But yeah, he's a hell of a vocalist. That's your main instrument, right? Yep. And he's a hella guitarist.

3:02 SPEAKER_00: Um what? Let's say. What's your dream collaboration?

3:07 SPEAKER_01: Ooh.

3:10 SPEAKER_01: My dream uh collaboration would be Trippy Red. He's a rap artist. Okay. You know Trippy Red? Hell yeah. Holy fuck. Hell yeah. Yeah, hey, we're in the same state. Okay, yeah. Damn. But yeah, Trippy Red's mine.

3:24 SPEAKER_02: Yeah, what about Slaughter to Prevail?

3:25 SPEAKER_01: That would be Slaughter to Prevail too as well. Okay.

3:28 SPEAKER_00: All right. Yeah. Were you guys there last year when he did The Wall of Death?

3:31 SPEAKER_01: No, we weren't here last year.

3:33 SPEAKER_00: Yeah. Oh yeah.

3:36 SPEAKER_01: Yeah, like never again.

3:38 SPEAKER_00: I think that will go down in incarceration history. It's very memorable for sure.

3:42 SPEAKER_01: Okay.

3:42 SPEAKER_00: Yeah, totally. Uh, let's see. Where can people find you? Follow you? I'm sure probably all streaming.

3:49 SPEAKER_01: Oh, yeah. Everybody could follow or find us anywhere. Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, just whatever you could think of. We're there. Yep.

3:57 SPEAKER_00: Okay, awesome. Anything else that you want us to know about Young Modch?

4:01 SPEAKER_01: Uh, we do got some new music in the works that's coming out later this year. Okay.

4:04 SPEAKER_00: We're in August. We got a tour in August. Oh, great. We're all right. We're at.

4:08 SPEAKER_01: Uh, so like I know we're hitting a couple of spots in New York. Okay. Um, I know we're hitting Missouri.

4:16 SPEAKER_02: Uh, yep, pretty much starting in New York, working our way down, back around, and then back up. Yep, and then but we're touring with Pike from Within.

4:23 SPEAKER_01: Yes. Oh, nice. Yes. And we got a couple of shows in Ohio too, like Acrimate Vortex and somewhere at Hillsborough too. I just don't remember the venue name.

4:31 SPEAKER_00: All right, sweet. Well, I'd love to have you on. We could talk more about that. And yeah. Yeah. To know you guys more. Well, definitely thanks so much for coming over and saying hello. It's nice to meet you.

4:40 SPEAKER_01: Yeah, definitely, definitely have us back. Yes, for sure.

4:43 SPEAKER_00: Rock out. This is Teacher Edward Sand.