First time hearing Limp Bizkit "Nookie" Reaction| Asia and BJ

[@jessereyna6662]

Limp Bizkit brought Nu Metal into the mainstream and was massively hated for it. I loved them and I didn’t care what anyone thought about it. A lot of Metal has a dark undertone to it and A lot of Nu Metal just made it fun and energetic. I think that’s why Hair Bands from the 80s and early 90s were so popular. People just want to have fun and their is nothing wrong with that.

[@mayzilla1174]

Korn brought Nu-Metal into the mainstream with Follow the Leader in 98 first.....and the rest is history

[@lisaprince6996]

Definitely a guilty pleasure for me!

[@Kristirasmussen]

I love them!! Saw them in concert twice!! ♥️♥️ My early 20s Awesome!

[@MrGrifter123]

Was known as Rap Metal back then

[@dethisbtfl]

hate to break it to ya, but korn discovered limp bizkit while out on a major tour... while limp helped the scene explode, it was korn who broke through into the mainstream (mtv, radios, etc) and paved the way for them and Linkin Park

[@thepolacek]

24 years later, I still listen to LB.

[@shrapnelsbunker736]

Wes Borland (The guitarist) has a way of coming out in his own style..

[@chrisrodenbeck6327]

Big fan of Wes especially considering all the BS he put up with. It sounds like Fred was quite a douche at times.

[@Lurch685]

@@chrisrodenbeck6327 the money and fame got to him for a while but Fred is known as one of the nicest guys in the music industry now

[@skydog6376]

Check out his band Black Light Burns ✌️

[@ademoss80]

I saw them, Godsmack & DMX during the Anger Management tour it was awesome.

[@Wrangzilla]

As much “bandwagon hate” that Limp Bizkit gets, they were the shit back in the day. I still fucks with them….

[@ChrisHaar]

Same!

[@neilpatrickhairless]

Its easy to hate on this band, especially Fred, but they had a few bops lol

[@Steve-cm2ys]

Lol Did WiggerFred teach you English?

[@dejaeviz]

yeah ! 3 Dolla bill ya'll was the rawest shit when it came out ...

[@MATHEWSMAN1969]

100% the same lol

[@Roh_Echt]

*The Guitar player, Wes Borland, always appeared on stage with a different look. You should try watching some of their Live videos and see the many looks of Borland as well as the hyped crowd.*

[@jek4837]

There were a lot of people/critics who shit on certain popular bands just to make themselves seem as better or having better taste than others. Limp Bizkit was one of those bands. No one will remember the hates. This song will continue to be loved and discovered by new listeners.

[@nkxseal8398]

Nickel back was the biggest probably or creed

[@Vorstal1337]

@@nkxseal8398 Nickel back deserved it LUL

[@rachelgustafson93]

I remember jamming to this in 1999 with my dad, lol I was six 🤣. Bless having a metal musician Dad 🤘one of the bands that also got me into playing music

[@rachelgustafson93]

listen to ICP - Chicken Huntin or Halls of Illusion please 🙏

[@seandobson6221]

Regardless of what people think about Fred Limp Bizkit was ahead of the game.

[@VerchielxKanda]

My classic rock-only stepdad absolutely LOVED this song. He would randomly start singing "Like a chump, hey~ Like a chump, hey~" XD

[@glenseivers8318]

Your reaction actually made me enjoy the song more than I ever have b4. WOW!! GREAT WORK ASIA & BJ❤

[@KyleBurnsMusic]

Wes is an amazing guitarist also hes part of the camp im from. Meaning i dig like slipknots reason for the masks. You become someone else when play. You become what your projecting in your music. Its liberating

[@mneugent7658]

My understanding was that Wes did that stuff because of stage fright. That layer between the crowd and him made him more at ease. I guess like you said, it made him a character and less himself. I get the feeling he was more comfortable being a musician than a star.

[@mastod0n1]

@@mneugent7658 that's my mindset when my little local band does small shows and even open jams. I wear a face mask when we play, not because of covid or making a statement, but it's like I can become a character and create a little layer of separation between my general anxiety and my performance and the audience. And honestly it kinda helps that face masks became a part of our society the last 2 years because my anxiety wouldn't play well with me looking like a straight up character with something like a slipknot mask or Wes Borland make up.

[@mneugent7658]

@@mastod0n1 Hey, whatever gets you onstage, right?

[@mattvsmetaverse]

Yeeeeaaa! That you guys enjoyed this one is awesome for me. This was one of my favorite tracks I'd bump on my walkman back as a 14-year-old skater kid, hangin with my buds. Lot of nostalgia there. Reminds me of a much simpler time. One of those few tracks that never really got old for me. It's crazy, but also really cool, to see that Fred's rap actually more than holds up in comparison to a lot of what's popular now too. I think I'm finally starting to understand my parents when they say, "Our generation was better." 😆

[@nightsspell368]

gurl.. contacts!!!...90s we were all about...that...over the top rock...sooo awesomee... love me korn..still do.. seen em 2 times in concert

[@wendyreveyoso3731]

BJ was feeling this next One has to be Break Stuff by Limp Biskit, the song and the cameos are FIRE 🔥

[@thewiseoldherper7047]

The song was very popular when it came out. Once I was having a tough work day. Towards the end my boss started questioning me in front of some of the people I was in charge of, asking why I had done a certain procedure in a certain way. Just on an impulse I screamed out “I did it for the Nookie! So you can take that cookie... My boss just looked at me like WTF? Because he didn’t know what I was talking about, he changed the subject. Later I found out those that had witnessed it spread it among everybody and I became a legend among the workers. For years somebody would randomly walk up to me and say “are you making us do this for the Nookie?” I always told them “legally...I have to say no.”

[@TheChick24]

Oh God, TRL...I watched it everyday!! And yes Limp Bizkit was in heavy rotation in those days! Check out their cover of Faith by George Michael, that was the first video they had end up on TRL and it was really what helped them blow up like they did!

[@johntarnowski9086]

When Limp Bizkit shot this video they did not have any permits. They let the radio station know that morning and the rest is history

[@kemalince2511]

Ahhh good old high school days now 39 still rockin to these guys

[@Bennyboy138]

Limp Bizkit were THE band that brought metal & rap together and made it mainstream. Allot of the metal community hated them but I loved them. They were unique, nobody like them!

[@gnorley]

Dudes were huge in the 90's! A lot of their videos have other rappers etc. in them too if you look.

[@fififornow8031]

It just amazes me to see first time reactions in the modern day coming from watching them rise on TRL etc. it’s just nuts

[@BM-hb2mr]

Get it BJ, swinging the shirt was awesome. Much love to both of yall.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Absolutely here for this one. Absolutely like Fred D. I'm here for it you two. Love all your videos.

[@sretePtraB]

Limp Bizkit got a lot of undeserved shit, they made a lot of great tunes.

[@mastod0n1]

@Jedimaster420 ....what?

[@redrollins8346]

My aunt bought me "The Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water" album as a joke when I was a kid (she was country AF and didn't understand) and asked me what a Limp Bizkit was? 🤣 Good thing she didn't ask about the Starfish... 😂🤣😂🤣😂 Little did she know I'd grow to Love Limp Bizkit. DUUUUUUVVVVVAAAAAALLLLLLL Check out "Hot Dog" uncensored 🙏 Love y'all's work!!!

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

Significant Other is better 🤓

[@AdamF90]

I was 8 years old when this was released. It was on the radio all the time, every older kid had the CD and talked about how good then were, and parents hated them

[@ericpohlmeyer4116]

I was born in 63 but I had a son in high school in the late 90s He was so into this! I remember renting Pay per view woodstock 99 back then for him and his friends! Limp Biscuit was a huge part of that show! The Mosh pits and the energy these performers produced at that time was amazing. But its like it never happenned . The younger generation today does not recall it at all. I think Society was in the middle of a huge shift of gears at that point. From Non computer life and no cell phones to a whole new world. The past was not important anymore! Its weird to have lived during that time!

[@deborahbranson3712]

The band member Fred First came from Jacksonville Florida

[@cano21]

This song was the local rock station's #1 Valentine's Day request in Atlanta for about 5 years straight. Too funny.

[@kellyspann9845]

Their guitarist always looked that way but he would always change it up a little now and then. I always thought it was cool. This was one of my favorite songs they did. Sounded powerful. I still listen to them a lot to this day and one of my favorite bands.

[@cano21]

This was the #1 requested song for Valentine's Day on my local radio station for 5 years in a row. True story 😂

[@Loveonlydrivesouthate]

Wes Borland freaking awesome. I love Limp Bizkit.

[@TheBloobster]

2022 and im still saying this is one of the best hype songs ever

[@DevilsRe6ct]

I like how you guys categorized the artists, you’re the only one really. Can you add a Limp Bizkit playlist?

[@bennettk90]

I forgot how badass those bass riffs were. And Wes is fucking awesome

[@jamesburns8827]

It hurts me to say this right now.... Sighhhhhh....but you guys keep on the limp Bizkit train. They have some good ones.

[@BrooklynNY1979]

LB shook hands with hip hop and picked up SO MANY FANS! Black folks ( Gen X ) LOVE the Bizkit!

[@kathyyore309]

Nineties. Good times, great music

[@shawnhorror2522]

Please do a reaction to a band called Hed pe. They came out in 93/94, opened for Korn on Korn's 1st major tour. They're metal, punk music infused with hip hop & sometimes reggae. Songs I suggest are Bartender, Renegade, Ground, Suffa, Get Ready or Blackout. Thx & keep the great reactions coming👊🤘

[@Bizeecentral]

that beat is cold, this need be in my workout playlist 0.0

[@BKLYN_TZU]

How many weeks was this song number 1 on The MTV TRL countdown back in '98 Limp Bizkit got alot of hate back in the day I went to a few of their concerts they put on one hell of a show high energy and plenty of crowd perpetuation great memories on the late '90s early '00s

[@jarumsuntik4099]

Nookie released in 1999

[@brewtalityfilmsllc4871]

Hahahahahaha...Love you both! This one was fun. Thank you.

[@Meyzen76]

I remember this was a song that a certain establishment would play at least 10 times a night when it first came out.

[@jameswiley3615]

There was nothing like seeing them live I seen them 5 times!!!

[@jek4837]

I saw them at Woodstock. It was insane. Their performance was great, but all the shit was going down during their show was just surreal. The energy of both the music, and the danger, was something I'll never forget.

[@josephramos1981]

One my fave rap metal band..🙏❤💯😍🇵🇭😎👌💪☝lezz go🔥🔥🔥

[@Izzdan]

Wish I could go back and listen to Limp Bizkit again for the first time.

[@dizastro5437]

Dropping bangers today. From The Beatles to the Bizkit. Well done. I like a mix.

[@jp23x]

This song was on top of the world back in the day

[@tommychong1173]

The American Badass - Rollin

[@John-tn7nm]

Limp Bizkit - Faith. Limp Bizkit with Method Man - N together now

[@gardetto265]

no one can work a crowd like Fred durst

[@jeremyperry9021]

Awesome reaction! When Asia smiles, I smile! Sweeter than a cookie! 🤣

[@Justaregularguitarofficial]

asia everytime you add that sing in the intro i want to cry it feels like a angel singing to you

[@supdawg2559]

If u didnt grow up in the 90’s then you really dont rock with limp but im 36 and these dudes put on a show!!! And still love them!!

[@dejaeviz]

this is limp bizkits second album, ... 3 dolla bill ya'll is the super metal rap awesomeness .... this is a more radio friendly album, ... if you do another from THIS album, try BREAK STUFF.

[@joshbecque2424]

Bro i like u guys legit feels like ur my long lost freinds

[@tkelly830]

Hey, well all look back at ourselves 20 plus years later and laugh...that being said this song was MASSIVE at the time, MASSIVE

[@joshbecque2424]

Limp Bizkit. Kid Rock, Staind, Puddle of Mudd and Korn all used to do meth and they are in eachothers videos. Like 90s white trash thrash...its its own vibe

[@k0vert]

Great nostalgic song! And I like your hair, Asia! Much love, guys!

[@jamescoleman8954]

Yeah when their first album came out I heard of them but not a lot but as soon as this song dropped they hit the stratosphere they were everywhere I seen him like four times in their total band wife one of the times it was Kid Rock, Korn, Powerman 5000 and Metallica that show was insane

[@GenX-Rising]

What they did at Woodstock was freaking incredible. They knew the crowd was pissed off and understood why they were rightfully pissed and when they played Break Stuff, it was taken very literally

[@g.walter1653]

Never noticed that they were "Hated" .....-my Way- is a Fantastic Song .

[@jzekas21]

Break stuff is another great song

[@Oookillem222]

I was 11 when this song came out and still one of my favorite songs of all time!

[@PerseusM76]

Hey! Yall got to it finally not just at the end of a video lol!

[@skydog6376]

The guitarist is Wes Borland….check out his band Black Light Burns tune 4 Walls 🔥✌️

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

I swear, Fred Durst really was cool as hell. Look at that jacket, swag on 1000. And damn, Nookie is a powerful drug. But yeah in today's world doing what Fred Talks about in this song would make you a simp

[@melaniejordan1199]

BJ, it was hysterical walking you jam to this! LOL

[@jammerc64]

Ah, sweet fall of 90s and 2000s :D Maybe I'll recommend something which was enormous club hit in Europe but went quite under the radar in US: Bomfunk MCs- Freestyler But try to find the original 1999 video, not the recent remake which was actually a product commercial.

[@razzledazzle8631]

That is one of Wes Borland's (guitar player) more tame costumes. He is a big guy and wears some crazy stuff . You can't miss him on stage. lol He is a very underrated guitarist too.

[@timl.1184]

Other limp Bizkit you should check out My Way or the Highway, Break Stuff and Rearrange.

[@BayAreaSon]

Remember all that shit Bill Burr went through for the Nookie going up to Harlem .🤣🤣🤣

[@Walter_Sobchak_43]

That "creepy" dude is Wes Borland. He is the reason why I as a mixed kid, picked up a guitar at the age of 15. Much, MUCH older now. Probably older than you both at this point. 😂 Limp Bizkit supports the children!

[@miketilton6393]

He was behind their music entirely.

[@pennycopperhatch9315]

throws my back to the 90's ...lol...Had an ex-friend that loved Limp Bizkit and dressed like Fred too!

[@metalmark1214]

If I ever had a band I would never have the word "Limp" in the title, lol. Check out a great cover they did of the Who song Behind Blue Eyes.

[@Ashinra]

Been Limpin' wit da Bizkit since '99

[@yannhollister9091]

Never heard this before, thanks :)

[@bodhipeace]

And what's amazing is that it is still one of the most poetic and creative lyrics ever written: "I did it all for the nookie, so you can take that cookie, and stick it up your yeah"

[@UncleD153]

Wes Borland is the guitar player. If you watch more of their videos or live footage he always has something crazy on

[@vick247xe]

I went to see them at the "Summer Sanitarium" back in 2003 it was Metallica as the headliner, Lincoln Park, Limp Bizkit, Mudvayne and Deftones. But Limp Bizkit got Boo'ed off the stage, thank God they were serving beer in plastic bottle cuz they were throwing bottles at them! It was nuts! I guess the crowd just wanted Lincoln Park to play so we could get to the main show, Metallica, which rocked our faces off for nearly 3 hours. Anybody else go to this show in San Francisco?

[@donaldlamendola1392]

This the more chill shit Wes Borland has worn. This was back before he really ce out of his shell with the weird stage look. But...... The dude it crazy AF with the stuff he can do with that guitar

[@FREEURMIND86]

Can't wait to get into this video y'all! 😘 Your a lucky man with a beautiful women and good one brother cheers 👍 loved the reaction from u both

[@tonym4123]

DMX Godsmack and Limp Bizkit in New Orleans is still one of my favorite concerts and I have been to a lot. Bizkit was the shit for while idc what anyone says

[@georgianajones2346]

Idc what anyone says about Limp Bizkit, I always loved them and I still do!!

[@darinlieurance2817]

Catchy song! Good music.

[@ny2979]

Yup. that time period was crazy. Limp killed at that time

[@nickpapageorgio8529]

Wes, the guitarist with the black eyes, is just insanely talented but overshadowed bc Fred got so much hate from people like Eminem. But they had some serious bangers and caused riots at Woodstock lol

[@bradleydevaughn8889]

Looking cute with that hair, Aja! Get it, BJ! 🕺🏽

[@joeybee1914]

Borland is such a sweet guy. Great dude.

[@rickylight5508]

They were and always will be , kick ass.

[@LandonBaine]

Just found you guys, so much love and BJ i am sorry but got big crush happening on Asia!! She’s adorable af.

[@Blue_Star_Child]

I like them back in the day. You should listen to some Korn too!

[@ben7111]

The lead singer is from Gastonia nc

[@MetalAllDayAllNight]

People see Limp as a bit of joke but they were/are legit musicians. Wes Borland is a well respected musician and the drummer is a jazz percussion graduate. I unironically liked them and still do

[@pulvi3329]

The thing for me is from A Musical Perspective…Limp Bizkit were so great, the music side of it is awesome, I think when it comes to the lyrics of their songs, at times you got to take them a pinch with a salt, but they are a fun band in a lot of aspects.

[@brandoncranford3126]

I knew he was gonna swing that shirt by the he looked at the camera when he picked it up. Lol

[@BM-hb2mr]

This song and "Faith" made Limp Biskit . If Fred wouldn't had gotten caught up being at the playboy Masiom he would still be rolling music bangers

[@TheRedStateBlue]

no, he wouldn't. the only member of limp bizkit that had any real talent was wes borland. when he left, limp bizkit turned into a collection of chumps who couldn't write a song.

[@andrewstableford9781]

Wrong. John Otto is an amazing drummer. Limps rhythm section laid down the best grooves second only to Korn. Having said that Borland is a great guitarist.

[@3allz]

Well... he did it all the for nookie...

[@esteban280889]

Faith is one of the worst covers of all time. Horrible version

[@mattp5843]

And Eminem kinda destroyed them in his song girls

[@lll9416]

Oh how I miss the 90's bare midriff..😢

[@marcstover6934]

LB was crazy good in concert