Korn frontman Jonathan Davis is nostalgic for the camaraderie he felt among the various nu metal bands during the bands rise to the top in the late 90’s. He recently told Metal Trails Music Magazine the following of that and the current ‘true metal’ scene:
“You’re dealing with kids and in any kind of metal scene… Kids are kids and so they’re gonna… there’s always gonna be that friction cause they’re kids. For me, I just love all music, I’m not gonna hate on it. I don’t care who came first or what kind of metal is better than what kind of metal. Aren’t we all in this together you know? I miss that about the 90’s.
Back in the 90’s, the band camaraderie was way different. We all were brothers, we were all pushing each other on, hoping. Stuff we did with Bizkit or Staind—those bands, it was a brotherhood and we helped these bands along. It seems like it’s kind of got lost now these days.”
