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Add Your New Review About The Song The Reviews about One In A Million (page 1/1) ------ performed by Guns N' Roses uhhh | Reviewer: kevin | 6/6/09 Not sure if this song was just to shock people out of their comfort zone (which I'm all for) or if the lyrics were seriously meant... Cause the "immigrants and faggots" comment and how "it's all Greek to me" is a pretty goddamn ignorant thing to say. I like Guns N' Roses, don't get me wrong, but Axl can be a dick. No wonder why Slash left. Anyway, as for "GNR fan," you sound like a total fucking moron. I'm gay, so what? I don't care if you don't understand it, but there's no reason to act all self-righteous about it. Who the hell are you to tell people who to love and who not to? I make you feel sick? GOOD. People like you need to be put out of your shallow little comfort zone a lot more. Fucking boring moron. As for immigrants, legal immigrants don't apply to what you said. Illegal immigrants, I'm iffy on though. I live in Texas, so I know a lot of Mexican immigrants, legal and illegal. Illegal immigrants only take away jobs that are shitty, like labor jobs, and if that's the best you can do then I am not impressed. Get a better job, for christ's sake, and quit whining. Illegal immigrants only take away jobs from those who are too lazy and stupid to get a decent education and do something worthwhile with their lives, and I have no sympathy for those bastards. They can actually create jobs, and stimulate the economy since they don't demand as much money as a native born American. And you DO realize that the government in Mexico is EXTREMELY corrupt and treats all of it's citizens like shit unless they're rich? The poverty rate, by the way, is over 40% there. If they're risking their fucking LIVES to cross the border, I think that means they'd rather die than live in the situation they were in. We refuse to help these people yet go off in countries like Iraq for oil and then claim we're doing it to "help them." These guys are our fucking neighbors. Unlawful killings by security forces, kidnappings (even by police), physical abuse, overcrowded and poor prison conditions, arrests/detentions with little to no reason, corruption, ineffecient judicial systems, confessions due to physical abuse used as evidence in trials, criminal intimidation of journalists causing self-censorship, domestic violence against women, violence in general (even murder) against women, trafficking in people (even with official involvement), social and economic discrimination, child labor, AND MORE happen every day in Mexico. No wonder they want to get the hell outta there. Idiots are everywhere | Reviewer: Procliam | 6/1/09 I have heard more than enough of this bullshit whining "ohhh, if your not a native american, then you must be an immigrant". Fuck that shit. It was our white forfathers that started this nation, so as far as that goes, in america, we are the natives. Let me clarify. There is a vast difference between braving a sea voyage to come to a land where there is oppurtunity and to escape persecution through hard work and hiding in the back of cousin hector's stolen pickup truck and coming into this country to leech taxpayers money while you bloat your corpulent bodies off of your fat welfare checks. Shut Up | Reviewer: GNR Fan | 1/23/09 tht queer tht is titles shocked. u need 2 quite defendin faggots. i personally hate immigrants and faggots. immigrants take our jobs and get everything 4 free, and faggots MAKE ME SICK 2 MY STOMCH! its Adam and Eve not Adam and Evan. too strong | Reviewer: hostile17 | 10/21/08 i like this song a lot, the melody, the strong convictions of the singer. Axl and Slash are just too ignorant white boys, maybe they are racist too, but this is still lyrically and musically a powerful and haunting song. ...Shocked | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/28/08 I'm young, and I'm just starting to get into the 80's rock. I like quite a bit of it: Aerosmith, AC/DC, Billy Idol...etc. But this song surprised me. I really hope that it was meant as a metaphor rather than a direct feeling from the writer, because one specific line haunts me: "Immigrants and faggots, they make no sense to me" and later in the song he comments on how he's white. If he's not native he's an immigrant. I know alot of people forget that, and if they can lose track of the generations that have come ashore here they instantly assume that crosses into the land of native. I know that back when this song was produced the social issues were not as strict as they are now, but it still bothers me. However, I'm sure that I interpreted this song far too literally (as I always do) and completely missed the softer message in this song. Just One In A Million | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/24/07 Obviously reflecting society. He is doing something remarkable. He is admitting how stupid society is and how it made him clouded as a child growing up. Slash is half black by the way and he composes the music. 20 yrs later and better than ever | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/16/07 A song like this will never bee released today.... issues stand out stonger than ever before. Add Your New Review About The Song