nts of the younger teens who go to see the show. This tour consists of a number of different bands who are all put in the same genre of "offensive", "rude", "vulgar", or "violent" lyrics. These bands just wish to express their emotions through music because they know young people enjoy it and they can understand where the bands are coming from. The "Family Value's Tour" is also a getaway from the pressures of real life. It can be a way to express one's self in the mass hysteria of loud thumping music and excited fans. With the response that KORN and the Family Value's gang gets from its fans (some teens have come to KORN crying and thanking them because their music has helped them through a tough time), it's hard to see how they can be looked upon as influences of violence and narcotics. KORN, along with m

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