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"ref": "2009, Munson the Destroyer, WHY DO PEOPLE LIKE TO HATE SLIPKNOT",
"text": "Troves of angst-ridden, mall-invading teens adopted Slipknot as their patron-saint back in 1999 (when the band’s self-titled debut came out), instantly earning the band a “mallcore” seal of disapproval by their critics",
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