Sep 16, 2024·edited
Shin ChanRegardless of how Chester’s son feels and regardless of if and who replaces Chester, the band is allowed to move on. No one has a right to tell the band when and if they get move on. It’s not the fans decision. It’s the band’s. Only they know when they’re ready to move on. And they’ve clearly decided that. You can support it or not.
Death is a tricky thing to navigate. Death of a loved one is different for everyone and there’s no right amount of time to move on.
youre arguing against a cloud of smoke dude. nobody cares if the band "moves on" and thats clearly not why people are upset about what's happening (hint: its the s***abuse cult stuff).
Sep 16, 2024Shin ChanRegardless of how Chester’s son feels and regardless of if and who replaces Chester, the band is allowed to move on. No one has a right to tell the band when and if they get move on. It’s not the fans decision. It’s the band’s. Only they know when they’re ready to move on. And they’ve clearly decided that. You can support it or not.
Death is a tricky thing to navigate. Death of a loved one is different for everyone and there’s no right amount of time to move on.
Ngl basically no one against this decision that I've seen with rational opinions is against it because it's the band "moving on".
Agree with the above poster; it's about who they replaced him with and how they're completely ignoring massive allegations
- Sep 16, 2024
There's zero chance they hired her without knowing all this s*** too. They could've gotten anyone that didn't have the associations she has.
This isn't even someone with a significant history in the band, it's just someone they enjoyed playing with and wanted to keep playing with. They just don't care and that sucks.
Sep 16, 2024According to iHeart,the reaction comes after Chester's son Jaime Bennington criticized Linkin Park founding member Mike Shinoda, saying he "betrayed the trust loaned to you by decades of fans."
Loudwire reported, however, that Jaime Bennington later attended Linkin Park's concert at The Forum in Los Angeles and shared a video detailing his experience after.
"She did a good job. The guys really did a good job. I can be understanding of the art. Honestly, after that, I'm kind of excited to see them more in a way," Jaime Bennington said, per Loudwire.
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