Did you know Slash is in AC/DC?

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sherlip@reddit

It's funny because I confuse AC/DC and Guns n Roses so much that I didn't realize this was r/jokes for a solid ten seconds. I was like "Yeah, you mean people didn't know that?"

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Mcgibbleduck@reddit

Sorry, but how do you confuse two quite different bands?

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tigertron@reddit

There is no way I'd confuse Maiden with Judas. Both metal yes, but so different.

Love them both!

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International-Cow889@reddit

Always thought Judas was a parody band. Breaking the law… you don’t know what it’s like…. Makes me laugh every time, and as for the video.. omg.

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Diligent_Activity560@reddit

The really funny thing to me now is that we were watching a guy that looked like he was a leather daddy in a pride parade and none of us realized it at the time.

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What do you mean? It's just the band breaking into a bank while playing instruments and singing (with magic invisible drums), bending metal bars in a vault, and stealing their own record, while the security guard just watches on the TV and plays his cardboard reverse V.

Nothing weird about that at all. Makes perfect sense.

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Mcgibbleduck@reddit

I too love them but I’d excuse someone for mistaking some Whiney vocals and metal riffs for each other. And they’re both British.

The main point is GNR and AC/DC are much further apart than other bands.

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cgheezey@reddit

gnr is american, acdc is australian. both bands are lame as hell though so they have that in common.

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Mcgibbleduck@reddit

If you say so. Not everyone likes hard rock.

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cgheezey@reddit

at least we can agree that neither band is british.

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cgheezey@reddit

easy to confuse two of the lamest and most overrated bands in music history. go ahead, downvote me.

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Mcgibbleduck@reddit

I guess you just like to be confrontational. Whatever music you like is your thing. There’s something for everyone, after all.

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mbd34@reddit

Also, GNR are famous for their ballads such as November Rain. AC/DC does not do ballads (maybe there's an obscure exception from the early days that I haven't heard, but otherwise they don't do ballads),

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