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Rage Against the Machine show goes a cappella, ends in violence

Rage Against the Machine was forced to go a cappella in Minneapolis this week when the PA was killed at their concert opposite the Republican convention.

They took to the streets in performance and protest with, as Rolling Stone reports, guitarist Tom Morello "making the “bow-wow-wow-wakka-chikkas” with his mouth.

Then it apparently devolved into violence during which 102 people were arrested.

No joke here. Just ... you know ...Jesus.

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