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Back in the 1930s, female drummer Viola Smith had chops that could match any man. In all honesty, she had more skill than most modern drummers have today.

Mullet Man is ecstatic to remind Dickinson about the time he rushed the stage and tried to get the singer to sign his breast.

In what's become one of Eric Calderone's most popular YouTube videos, this metal version of 'Let it Go' absolutely rips.

During a special live performance, things got a little heated between the two when Slash wouldn't stop soloing, much to the distaste of Michael Jackson.

In this captivating clip, Rob Scallon attacks System of a Down's 'Aerials' on the cello.

In this Best of YouTube clip, a kid in an Indian village absolutely pummels his homemade drum kit.

System of a Down's breakout hit 'Chop Suey!' captivated millions after its 2001 release and allowed System to become perhaps the weirdest metal band to be embraced by the mainstream in the 21st century. When you have a truly weird song, the logical step is for fans to create weird covers, as this musician did with a marimba...

The video you're about to see is 100-percent real. In this Best of YouTube clip, New Zealand technical death metal band Blindfolded and Led to the Woods appear on 'The Erin Simpson Show.' Witnessing a death metal act on television is rare enough, but here's the kicker: the program is for kids.

Black metal is dead serious … at least to kvlt warriors whose blood runs cold as ice. However, when the most committed corpsepainted soldiers aren't burning down churches or desecrating holy scripture, some turn to stand-up comedy!

'The Lego Movie' has been crushing it at the box office and the critical acclaim has been basically unanimous. With the world currently going crazy about Legos, it's only fitting that we share this awesome video combining Legos with Motorhead's 'Ace of Spades.'