What’s this life for?
Creed’s video for the song What’s This Life For
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@gigisson idk im not christian
christianity FTW!!!
@TheHuMoCa Devoted christians don’t say Goddamn!
@irememberwhat The only king I know of that we all live under is money!
2:07 to 3:32 best part EVER!
@spikeman23 calm down there i never said they are a christian band, Scott is a devoted christian and it shows in his writing
@mattlewis66 Get over it
@TheHuMoCa No they aren’t!! Fuck where do you people get that from? They have come out several times over the years saying that they are not and never have been a christian band!!!
love this band, even though they are really religious
YAAAASSSSEEEEEYYY!!
finally a video that does not involve vevo
@777zOeLife
I liked the one better where they blanked out the G__ D___.
@JonasBrosMustDie Ok, well maybe it’s NOT a prob for Scott, but I honestly think, in my opinion, that the GD in that song RUINED on hell of an AWESOME song. I know also in Creed’s new song, Overcome, he says: “I’ll be damned fighting you”. But at least What’s This Life For is the only song he used GD in. And, he could’ve used other words to “get his point across” other than GD. Yes, I know we are entitled to freedom of speech, and I can be melodramatic all I want! FREE SPEECH, right?
@fanothetube
First, Clearly if taking the lords name in vain was such a problem for whole hearted Christian Scott Stapp he wouldn’t have said it. Second, I’m pretty sure he had no objectivity in using it as a slander towards God and was merely using it in an anecdotal context to express excitement and anger in the emotional passage of the song to get his point across. Lastly, In America we do live by our Constitution and we are entitled to freedom of speech so please stop being so melodramatic
@irememberwhat does it have to be jesus?
The first time I ever heard this song was on the credits to the movie Halloween h20.and I loved this song since. Creed is one of my fav bands. And for everyone who is arguing about if what it’s about, can’t we just settle and say this is a great song please. =D
1:53 i think his hot haha
@irememberwhat keep telling yourself that, asswipe. Elvis was a better king.
@irememberwhat how could this be about jesus if this song says god damn 2 times
I LOVE Creed, I was ECSTATIC when they reunited for a new album! Full Circle! HOOAH! But, “What’s This Life For” is one helluva GREAT song, other than the “GD”. “Don’t have to settle no G** D*** score!” Man, Scott Stapp didn’t have to take the Lord’s name in vain like that. IF he’s a Christain like he claims, he wouldn’t be putting GD in his lyrics!
love this song
Scott Stapp is a Christian, Creed is not a Christian band. Scott writes the lyrics. This song is about Jesus. Who cares. To be fair you could take anything you want to mean anything.
fuck damn nigger cock pussy shit ass cunt slut
I love this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!