Someone Dressed Up As Pennywise And Covered Slipknot On The Drums

See The Devil In It...Watch this slightly unnerving video.

October 2, 2017

Can we all agree that IT was pretty terrifying? Also terrifying: Slipknot at their most ferocious.

Youtuber Adêtue decided to dress up as Pennywise and cover Slipknot's Devil In I. Despite it making us feel all cold inside, it's a pretty good drum cover:

Pretty great huh?

Watch the original video for Devil In I below:

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