OPM legends band together to perform "Rage" for freedom of expression
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Over two decades since the legendary OPM band The Jerks released the song, “Rage” continues to resonate and call for freedom of expression. Watch 35 Pinoy icons including Raymund Marasigan, Buddy Zabala, Bobby Balingit, and Cooky Chua perform its revival HERE:
A star-studded line up of 35 Pinoy music icons banded together to revive the "Rage," the 1998 track of the OPM band The Jerks, in a performance calling for freedom of expression.
OPM artists, including Chickoy Pura of The Jerks, Raymund Marasigan and Buddy Zabala, both originally from Eraserheads, Bobby Balingit of The Wuds, and Cooky Chua of Color It Red performed “Rage.” They rendered an equally powerful video stitched with scenes depicting the current situation of our nation.
A part of the video's description read, “Now, more than two decades later, the resurgence of “Rage” is testament to both the timelessness of its message and the enduring relevance of its battle cry as music artists now come together to help in the fight to defend the democratic rights and liberties of a people and a nation under siege.”
Chickoy, the frontman of The Jerks who penned the song decades ago also sent out a message, saying, “Ito ang panahon ng pagkakaisa. Tayo ay haharap sa pinakamatinding hamon na susukat sa ating paninindigan at katatagan. 'Wag manahimik. Lumaban.”
Watch their performance here:
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