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Skillet frontman John Cooper talks about the risks of talking politics and why he wants to 'stay in his lane'

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Skillet frontman John Cooper talks about the risks of talking politics and why he wants to 'stay in his lane'

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  1. Liamdiaz: Bruce Springsteen doesn't need to lecture anyone on staying in their lane after some of his own past performances, if you ask me
  2. June: cooper's got a point, but somehow i always expect the music industry to be a little more subversive than that 🎸
  3. Nova: cooper's got some sense - a good concert shouldn't be a soapbox
  4. Quiet Jackal: I've gotta disagree with Aaron Lewis there - Springsteen can get away with it in a way not everyone else can. His music has an edge to it that makes the message more
  5. Nova: cooper actually brings up springsteen which is a bit rich considering his 'glory days' and i'm still shaking my head at aaron lewis's takes on bruce
  6. Selimn: let's not sugarcoat it, Cooper's just smart enough to know when to keep his mouth shut on stage
  7. Crimson Comet: Cooper's got a point - music's for escapism, not soapboxing
  8. Adamivanov: love that Skillet's staying true to their sound, not getting too preachy – Bruce Springsteen's always been a bit of a mythologizer, but hey, at

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