From Fistfight to Forever: The True Story of Synyster Gates & The Rev | Avenged Sevenfold

Описание: Eighth grade. Wood shop class. A fistfight. That's how the greatest friendship in metal history began. This is the untold story of Synyster Gates and The Rev - two prodigies who hated each other, then became inseparable brothers who changed rock music forever.
🎸 IN THIS VIDEO:

Their wildly different childhoods - one chaos, one discipline
The legendary eighth grade fistfight that started it all
The garage jam session that blew Syn's mind
How two geniuses pushed each other to greatness
Pinkly Smooth - their bizarre side project nobody understood
The creative battles that forged Avenged Sevenfold's sound
December 28, 2009 - the day Syn lost his brother
"So Far Away" - the tribute that made the world cry

Brian Haner Jr. and James Sullivan. Synyster Gates and The Rev. Best friends since 1994. Musical partners for life. Brothers forever.
From fighting in wood shop to headlining stadiums. From two kids with impossible dreams to legends who made those dreams real. This is their story.
⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - The Fistfight That Started Everything
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💀 ABOUT SYN & REV:
Synyster Gates (born July 7, 1981) - Avenged Sevenfold's virtuoso lead guitarist, trained in jazz and classical music
The Rev (February 9, 1981 - December 28, 2009) - Legendary drummer, composer, and creative genius who revolutionized metal drumming
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📱 PREVIOUS EPISODES:
Episode 1: The Last Song - Fiction's Haunting Prophecy
Episode 2: Born to Drum - The Rev's Childhood Prodigy Story
💬 YOUR STORY:
Do you have a friendship like Syn and Rev had? Someone who challenges you, pushes you, and makes you better? Tell us in the comments.

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From enemies to brothers. That's real friendship. 🎸🥁
REST IN PEACE, JIMMY. YOUR BROTHER STILL PLAYS FOR YOU.