James Montgomery casually addresses Mark McGwire which has nothing to do with MTV. In fact, last time I checked, MTV provided what they call “music television” to people back in the eighties and early nineties before deciding on providing America and much of the world with sub-par reality shows and more garbage than anywhere else. When out of every imaginable idea, they ask hard hitting questions that no one cares about. One important one is who in music might be shooting the juice and Hulkin’ out.
Greg Puciato
The diminutive wailer for New Jersey spazzers Dillinger Escape Plan is ripped enough for a man five-times his size, and though he’s denied using steroids (he chalks his physique up to “eat[ing] a lot of protein and work[ing] out a lot”), we’re still not entirely convinced. Then again, positively destroying the stage on a nightly basis has to have some benefits, right?
Check out the links at the top and read Greg’s response here. Thank you, Greg. Thank you.
This is just hilarious. Greg accused of using steroids in light of McGwire.
This JUST popped up on Greg’s twitter. Probably the best laugh I’ve had all day due to my insane headache caused by new job.
James Montgomery casually addresses Mark McGwire which has nothing to do with MTV. In fact, last time I checked, MTV provided what they call “music television” to people back in the eighties and early nineties before deciding on providing America and much of the world with sub-par reality shows and more garbage than anywhere else. When out of every imaginable idea, they ask hard hitting questions that no one cares about. One important one is who in music might be shooting the juice and Hulkin’ out.
Courtesy of what we call “MTV”
Check out the links at the top and read Greg’s response here. Thank you, Greg. Thank you.