Emmure - The Hang Up Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the lyrics for 'The Hang Up' by Emmure?

   The lyrics for 'The Hang Up' were written by Frank Palmeri and Jesse Ketive.

2. What is notable about the album 'Eternal Enemies'?

   'Eternal Enemies' is the sixth studio album by Emmure. It was released on April 15, 2014, and is notable for being the last album to feature several band members, including drummer Mark Castillo, Jesse Ketive, Mark Davis, and Mike Mulholland.

3. Why did the song 'Bring a Gun to School' cause controversy?

   The track 'Bring a Gun to School' sparked controversy due to its provocative title. It led to negative reactions, including a statement from former guitarist Ben Lionetti, who criticized the band and threatened legal action. The title was later changed to '(Untitled)' in the iTunes store.

4. How was 'Eternal Enemies' received by critics?

   'Eternal Enemies' received mixed reviews. Phil Freeman from Alternative Press rated it four stars, describing it as an intense deathcore album. However, others like Davey Boy from Sputnikmusic and Tomas Doyle from Thrash Hits criticized its aggressive and negative themes.

5. Which band members left Emmure after the release of 'Eternal Enemies'?

   Drummer Mark Castillo left the band shortly after the release of 'Eternal Enemies'. Jesse Ketive, Mark Davis, and Mike Mulholland departed on December 22, 2015.

6. What themes are present in the lyrics of 'The Hang Up'?

   The themes in 'The Hang Up' include frustration, anger, and disdain towards others in the music industry. The lyrics express feelings of being fed up with pretentious behavior and the obsession with image over authenticity.