09-09-2013, 01:20 PM
Sometimes, censorship leads to some unexpected results.
Did you watch the 90s music video and get washed over by nostalgia? Good. The video caused a lot of controversy because of the ending where Jeremy comes into class and shoots them all. However, that was the censored version.
The original, uncensored, makes more sense. Jeremy walks into class, pulls out the gun, puts the gun in his mouth and pulls the trigger. The class is left shocked, and the front row is covered in his blood. The blood spray is then left all over his shocked classmates. By censoring the violent shooting and skipping to the shocked, blood covered front row, it made the video appear as he shot the rest of his class.
The song was actually about a real event where a boy named Jeremy Wade Delle shot himself in front of his English class.
Did you watch the 90s music video and get washed over by nostalgia? Good. The video caused a lot of controversy because of the ending where Jeremy comes into class and shoots them all. However, that was the censored version.
The original, uncensored, makes more sense. Jeremy walks into class, pulls out the gun, puts the gun in his mouth and pulls the trigger. The class is left shocked, and the front row is covered in his blood. The blood spray is then left all over his shocked classmates. By censoring the violent shooting and skipping to the shocked, blood covered front row, it made the video appear as he shot the rest of his class.
The song was actually about a real event where a boy named Jeremy Wade Delle shot himself in front of his English class.