Beartooth's Caleb Shomo reveals the real meaning behind "I Have A Problem"
Silverstein frontman Shane Told has launched his new podcast, Lead Singer Syndrome, with an episode featuring Beartooth vocalist Caleb Shomo. The two frontmen dive deep within Shomo’s history in the scene, touching on his life before, during and after Attack Attack!.
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Additionally, Caleb delves into the actual meaning behind Beartooth’s “I Have A Problem,” which has ultimately been misconstrued by many listeners. “The song is about me quitting Attack Attack!. Obviously, everybody thinks it’s about, like, alcoholics anonymous or something. Who wouldn’t?”
He goes on to talk about how it was the second Beartooth song he ever wrote, and he did so the day before he quit Attack Attack!.
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The entire interview is an incredibly honest, revealing look into some of Shomo’s darkest times. You can listen in full below.
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