This is How Headbangers Build a Campfire
Posted by | Tommy Liu | August 23, 2009 | 2 Comments
Witness two headbangers taking in some good ol’ Mother Nature:
There is something just so damn mesmerizing about this video. Maybe it’s the scenic view. Maybe it’s the fact they make me imagine what cavemen look like in their natural habitat. I can’t quite put my finger on it. You have headbanger one (HB1) in a blue Speedo fanning a campfire and then you have headbanger two (HB2) just headbanging away as if he was possessed.
Just look at HB2 go! He goes the whole minute and 43 seconds of the clip and who knows how much longer after. The best part however, is when HB1 can no longer fight his inner instincts to headbang and finally joins his companion. Look at how in-sync they are at the :20 second mark. But HB1’s fight continues as he collects himself and goes on fanning only to be challenged again. Fight the good fight HB1! The fact that the music in inaudible just adds to the mystification of this clip.
One minor question though, how acceptable is sporting a Speedo in the headbanging community?
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August 24th, 2009 @ 11:20 pm
I added your blog to my bookmarks and I’ll read your articles more often!
August 29th, 2009 @ 9:06 pm
Such a funny video to watch. I like to do what they’re doing once in while. LOL. Anyway, thanks for sharing this.