Fact: Marilyn Manson has three dogs of his own, loves them very much and they all lived to tell the tale. Fact: A chicken was on the stage in Dallas in and it DID get tossed into the crowd but it also lived and no one bit it. Telisa Carter. Fact His name is actually Brian Hugh Warner. Fact: He did have a surgery but that was to fix his drooping ear lobes. Myth: He Murders Innocent Animals Again, Manson is accused of some pretty horrific stuff and this one is pretty disturbing.
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He's known for songs including "Maybellene" and "Johnny B. Known for his outrageous outfits and on-stage antics, Marilyn Manson is a goth-rock performer who has been protested and boycotted because of his perceived "dark" views. After a lifetime of being an outsider, Marilyn Manson, born Brian Warner, is coming to terms with his past.
T he Marilyn Manson who emerges from the cuttings I read is a confusing, hard-to-pin-down figure. His core audience has always been disaffected adolescents: the lonely, the misunderstood, the alienated. Of course vampiric gloom is a Marilyn Manson trademark. I think they think I like it. And I wanted to find a house, to really put my roots down in California, and I had been living out of a suitcase for three years or so.
And so I went to look at houses and it was strange even for my own manager at the time. He was surprised to see me in the daylight, walking around. But I really wanted to flip my entire world upside down, have heaven upside down instead of hell. I just wanted to change things completely. To have that element of surprise. I think I was just bored with it. In the aftermath of the school shooting, Manson was blamed — by politicians, by the media, by what seemed like a witch hunt — for inciting Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris to violence.
If you were to talk directly to the kids at Columbine and the people in that community, he asks him, what would you say to them right now? It was a stand-out moment in the documentary. It seems a deliberate piece of provocation. But I felt like I needed to change myself. And what brought that on was that right before I had to fly to Ohio and see my father because my mother died.
I think that was her way of letting go of my father and me. Writer Kurt Sutter explained how Manson was picked for the role. He found out through a mutual friend that Manson was a fan and bonds with his dad over the show.
Sutter got a meeting with the singer and it went well. And he served the best pie.
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