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“I didn’t like the stigma of being a YouTuber.” How The Darkness’ Justin Hawkins became metal’s least likely influencer

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“I didn’t like the stigma of being a YouTuber.” How The Darkness’ Justin Hawkins became metal’s least likely influencer

The Darkness frontman has tackled everything from the rise of Sleep Token and President to Yungblud’s performance at the Grammys

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