For the chorus, Daron plays a slight variation of Riff 2 and Riff 3. For the intro, Riff 1 is played four times: once by itself, the second time accompanied by Riff 2, and the third and fourth times accompanied by Riff 2 and 3. We look forward to seeing you in one month. Author/Artist: System Of A Down Title: Chop Suey Album: Toxicity Transcribed by: Sergio Moreno There is a lot of overdubbing in this song. Our friends in are now joining us for our upcoming shows in Vegas, Fresno, and Oakland ahead of our weekend. Obviously, System of a Down were already scheduled to share the stage on the bands’ LA stadium gigs, but now it appears that SOAD Will be taking over for some of Korn’s gigs as well. The track itself also saw a massive landmark in late 2020, with the video breaking the 1 billion views mark on YouTube.Īs if all that weren’t enough, the band will perform in Faith No More’s stead on the upcoming U.S. On top of that, Toxicity, the album from which “Chop Suey!” hails, celebrated its 20th anniversary earlier this month. The effort was a considerable success, raising over $600,000 for the cause. Last year, the band released two new tracks - their first new music in 15 years - with proceeds from the songs going to aid Armenia in its current conflict with Azerbaijan. System of a Down are definitely having a bit of a renaissance lately. She also does a hilarious job of it, adding the whispered vocal repeats until it gets to the line “Hide the scars to fade away the shake-up,” at which point she shouts, “WOOHOO!” It’s pretty funny, if a little ridiculous.
System of the down chop suey movie#
Now, System of a Down’s massive single “Chop Suey!” is used the trailer for the animated music contest movie Sing 2.Īs you’ll see in the trailer below, Sing 2 uses “Chop Suey!” in way that will make perfect sense for metal fans: an iguana speeding down a dirt road in a convertible sings along to the track. The Armenian-American freak-metal act’s music was already featured in Illumination’s The Secret Life of Pets (which was especially weird given that the song that was used, “Bounce,” is not exactly a kid-friendly tune). Someone over at animation hub Illumination Studios really likes System of a Down.
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