Linkin Park accused of calling DEA on Sublime with Rome

BBB was there

 

Oh geez. They're not going to stop with this, are they?

 

Never , why "bash" Linkin Park just for there music. Hope it will not get bigger. There are many stupd people getting angry about Linkin Park
Too much imo. If Brad did this, i wouldnt have a problem with it. People who NEED DRUGS should thought about their influence on others , especially kids.
It feels like that Linkin Park would be the "bad boys", but why

 

I believe Brad would have done it. He seems like a squeaky clean kinda guy.

But, isn't it kind of "snitching" to tell the press that Linkin Park offered to buy them more weed?

 

Didn't the article say "Pay for" not buy weed. They'd give the cost of the loss product.

 

This whole thing is ridiculous. People already hate Linkin Park enough

 

It really is a sad state of affairs we're looking at when Linkin Park are being branded the "bad guys" for supposedly complaining about something ILLEGAL.

And it really does sound like Sublime are clutching at straws on this one. First it's definitely Chester and he's supposedly allergic, then it's definitely Brad. It's appalling how dirty people will play when trying to get attention in the media.

 

I really don't understand where these people get off making Linkin Park the enemies in a case that involves illegal substances? My word, I guess being famous really does give you immunity to laws?

 

I'm going to defend Sublime a touch here. Weed should not be illegal and I would also be pissed if I was just trying to smoke a bit and someone ratted me out. I wouldn't take to Twitter and be a total dueche nozzle about it though. In the words of a wise man that is #bitchshit and it is in fact an illegal substance whether I lime it or not (this is hypothetical cause my state is smart enough to realize it's harmless). And Brad totally seems like the kind of guy to do this. Even with innocent intention.

 

I don't think anyone has a problem with weed, but some have just pointed out that, whether fair or not it's still illegal in some places. Also, I think the bigger problem for some of us is the clear lack of a 'culprit', you can only lose credibility if in a short timespan you're going to blame at least 3 different people. That just embarrasing, just accept you fucking ran your mouth without clear facts.

 

"Now, Brown's manager has fingered Delson"

dirty kinky bastard!

 

Gross

 

Wow. That was an interesting read. And not necessarily in a good way. Just how much credibility could there be to an interview like this? The manager bashes Brad and the band but then claims he likes Mike and Chester. In fact, he appears to be very fond of Chester, saying he "is rock-n-roll". I really am getting mixed signals from this.

Also, the bit about Mike offering to buy Sublime more weed: this would be VERY out of character for Mike. I really hope this whole thing just quickly fades from memory or Rome and his associates tell the actual truth.

Edit: I just listened to the whole interview. The manager SEEMED really confident about what he was saying to the host. I do wonder if there actually is some truth to this. Alternatively, could there have been a severe miscommunication or deliberate spread of exaggerated misinformation? I hope all of Linkin Park confirms what really happened soon. I wouldn't want something as idiotic as this to damage their reputation.

 

you mean that the manager likes to take it up the ass and is REALLY REALLY REALLY fond of Chester? like, he's got a panda teddy bear that he named Chester, and he likes to squeeze its "other" cheeks at night pretending to be the real Chester?

ye wouldn't surprise me dawg. I wouldn't be surprised if this whole thing was pretexted for getting Chester to swap places with the panda.

 

Well said.

 

It truly is a shame that this nonsense has already dealt damage to the band's reputation. This is what I thought would happen. Even so, LP has a HUGE fanbase that will continue to support them, even in rough times. This "controversy" pretty much illustrates how vicious the music industry can be when publicity and recognition can be gained at the expense of someone else. Sounds a lot like current politics, doesn't it?