Pakelika, the silent mask-wearing member of the group spent his time onstage break dancing with amazing skill while drinking beer and smoking. Kottonmouth Kings shared the show with Suburban Noize label-mates Dog Boy and Corporate Avenger who brought their own unique flavor to the event. The crowd fed off the intense energy provided by the melding of punk and hip hop grooves, slam dancing and crowd surfing in the pit. After the show, the group unwound backstage, lighters optional. Members agreed to a brief interview.
Actions speak louder than words.
There are a lot of messages about freedom and self-empowerment in your music. We're definitely about self-empowerment. So many people go on with their lives without questioning their purpose. They're trained to be a member of society. There are different levels of Kottonmouth Kings.