As the final trailer for FX's anticipated Sons of Anarchy season 7 gets released, its creator Kurt Sutter expresses his frustration over the show not getting the Emmy nomination he thinks it deserves.

The final trailer for season 7 of Sons of Anarchy called "Hell Awaits" has been released, and it shows the series lead, Jax Teller (played by Charlie Hunnam), riding his motorcycle on a highway while silhouettes of a skull is repeatedly flashed on his face. Though there's nothing much to decipher in the trailer as to what will go down in the next season, Kurt Sutter, the show's creator, did hint in a past interview that SoA will not end pleasantly, and will most probably end in a "pool of blood."

The season 7 of Sons of Anarchy will premiere with Sutter having a bitter taste for the Emmy Primetime awards. The show creator spoke to Nikki Finke about how the show has been snubbed of the nominations it deserved. The show only gained one nomination for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics for its soundtrack "Days are Gone," and for Sutter, it isn't enough.

"I still suffer the emotional and spiritual depletion every July when Sons of Anarchy gets zero nominations in all major categories," said Sutter in the said conversation with Finke. Sutter then compared being left out of the major categories as his show being the talented, weird kid in high school.

"While other f-ing shows that ran out of story three seasons ago, still get tagged to step up to the show. To explain the feeling, I use an analogy from a part of our lives that probably best describes our industry - high school."