First Time Reaction | Linkin Park - Papercut | OH THEY RAPPING

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[@firethunder834]

Mike Shinoda has always said this is one of the most important Linkin Park songs because it was the song they lead off with on Hybrid Theory and they wanted to show people what they were about. Chester always loved it because he didn't get a chance to rap that much in LP's catalog. What a great song!

[@satanictaffy]

𝑾𝒉𝒂𝒕? 𝑪𝒐𝒖𝒑𝒍𝒆 𝒒𝒖𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒔 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆: 𝑯𝒐𝒘 𝒎𝒖𝒄𝒉 𝑳𝒊𝒏𝒌𝒊𝒏 𝑷𝒂𝒓𝒌 𝒉𝒂𝒗𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒉𝒆𝒂𝒓𝒅? 𝑪𝒂𝒖𝒔𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚 𝒉𝒂𝒅 𝒂𝒍𝒐𝒕 𝒐𝒇 𝒓𝒂𝒑 𝒊𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒊𝒓 𝒔𝒐𝒏𝒈𝒔. 𝑨𝒓𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒂𝒘𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝑴𝒊𝒌𝒆, 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝑵𝑶𝑻 𝑪𝒉𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒓 𝒅𝒊𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒓𝒂𝒑𝒑𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝑳𝒊𝒏𝒌𝒊𝒏 𝑷𝒂𝒓𝒌?

[@paulhowse6169]

Wait what? Chester loved it because he didn’t get a chance to rap that much? He doesn’t Rap on Papercut, I could be wrong but there isn’t 1 Linkin Park song he raps on. Chester is not a rapper.

[@jbulleugene3486]

Mike who? Better yet forget this copycat/ pop band.....

[@DoriX1]

​@@paulhowse6169have you ever seen Blackout

[@justinbowen1183]

​@@paulhowse6169 I agree with this dude, chester never rapped on any song. Mike did the rapping so he never had a reason to. Alot of his songs did have rhyming but that's how writing songs usually works.

[@echopryme]

First song... First album. Thats how they STARTED their shit! 💯🤯

[@toddntrishmoore8559]

I’m 57 and still crank that shit! It definitely rocks rap!

[@Danandrea919]

Crawling, Breaking the Habit, Numb, In The End... 😊 (I am a 60 year old "rocker chick", and I love Linkin Park, Limp Biscuit, Grunge... ALL music!!)

[@Elzzaw]

I'm probably preaching to the choir but Sum 41, Soil, Disturbed, Alien Ant Farm, Rammstein and Foo Fighters are all amazing bands from that era of rock.

[@justinbowen1183]

I introduced my dad, 63 retired military guy, who is strictly a classic rock fanatic ACDC bob Sieger Jimi Hendrix ect, to hybrid theory and he really enjoyed it. I also had him listen to meteora and he said that if that's the same band then they got alot better with their writing and that was a beautiful thing to hear, progress. I tried showing him minutes to midnight but he didn't care much for it.

[@robertpetre9378]

The backlash against Nu metal was quite big in the early 2000s definitely from older fans of thrash metal bands like Metallica and Megadeth

[@kenwilmarth68]

I liked Both. No need to be dick head metal people putting it down.

[@robertpetre9378]

@@kenwilmarth68 metalheads from the 80s really did not like Nu metal I suppose because a lot of them didn’t like rap

[@BirdBrain0815]

@@robertpetre9378Yeah, that was the thing. You used to not like Gansta Rap and stuff and suddenly Rock music sounded suspiciously similar. And then Nu Metal became more of a mass phenomenon and thus more of a topic and more of a nuisance to the haters. People who were a bit more open-minded had a chance to get used to more Hip-Hop style sounds in Rock and how you could still do cool shit with Crossover bands of the late nineties: Rage Against the Machine, Bodycount, Clawfinger, etc. The Judgement Night OST was a great example of what was going on at the time.

[@John-du2mq]

That was so stupid. People act like you can't like both.

[@joelockard7174]

I always called them types the rock fossilels due to them all being old as shit and not wanting to expand themselves. I listened to the 80s heavier metal and it was great. Linkin Park though broke the scene and shaped their own way and were stupidly successful. Unique and amazing sound and overall great group cohesion made their ride one that is still talked about. Good reference....ever heard Megadeath or Metallica talked about? Yeah me neither lol.

[@matty.shaw12]

Faint, By Myself, and Points of Authority should be next! All my very favorites.

[@kernoleary1394]

a place for my head!

[@RandallHidalgoS21allas96]

Point of authority!

[@youmadbro9024]

I love Easier To Run when I want it a little more mellow. But Points of Authority is great! So is Paper Cut, I love it and Faint. But... What of theirs isn't. RIP Chester. But the whole band was just fire!

[@user-db2uk8iq9r]

Agree with faint.

[@ancatdal]

I can't speak about the general response to the "rap/rock era", but I can speak a bit about the response to Linkin Park specifically. There were a lot of people who didn't feel that Linkin Park were "heavy" enough to be considered metal, and there were a lot of false rumours or ideas about the band. People were claiming that the band was manufactured by the record label, and called them a "boy band". That is simply false. The band was made up of friends/acquaintances that organically formed a band. They did split with their initial singer, and a friend of the guitarist who was working in the industry was the one who, through someone else in the industry, established contact between the band and Chester Bennington, who became their new vocalist. But the band held auditions, and were the onces to pick Chester. After that, the record label tried to change the band in all sorts of ways, notably trying to get Chester to do a "coup" to demote or kick rapper and founder Mike Shinoda. But Chester told them to "go f*** themselves", the band cut near all contact with the label, and told them that they would make their music their way, and if the label didn't like it, they could kick them. But the tale of Linkin Park as a "manufactured rock boy band" persisted, and people mocked them a lot for that, and a lot of thag mockety seemed to come from fans of heavier metal genres. After their first two albums, Linkin Park were determined to not get stuck with one narrow sound for the rest of their career, and after a brief hiatus, they released a third album with a very mixed sound (ranging from heavy songs like Given Up to very soft songs). The band took a huge risk changing the massively succesful sound that had sky-rocketed them to success, and got labelled as "sellouts", because their sound was deemed more popular and softer. Again, this was often from fans of heavier genres, but also from bitter fans of their original sound. Linkin Parks style of writing also brought them critique. Linkin Park tended to write lyrics that could be broadly related to, rather than writing very specific songs. Sometimes Mike and Chester would write together about a common emotional experience they had experienced in very different contexts, smd together they found the general "core" of the experiences. This made their songs hugely relatable to a lot of people. Many teenagers found a connection with the band, and so the band became associated with "teenage angst", and the band was again mocked for not being "authentic" enough, for being "weak". This despite the fact that some of the stuff they drew inspiration from was very dark, personal experiences, like Chester's experiences with CSA. It was my impression as a fan, that Linkin Park just superficially didn't fit some expectations people had for a "heavy" band, and superfically just didn't seem "legit" to some people. I really don't mind if people don't like the band's music, but I wish people would judge them more fairly ❤

[@lillianagelista1788]

Dude this comment!!!! 😢😂❤

[@ancatdal]

@@lillianagelista1788 I'm not quite sure how to interpret your tone, can you elaborate for me a bit? ❤️

[@lillianagelista1788]

@ancatdal oh I'm sorry it just makes me happy that you know so much about linkin park!! It's brought much joy to my life reading your comment. Sorry for the weird tone 😆 ❤️ 💙 💜

[@ancatdal]

@@lillianagelista1788 You've got nothing to apologize for, I just needed more clarity. I'm really glad you enjoyed the comment, thank you so much for letting me know ❤️

[@SSJ_Derp]

I totally agree, but unfortunately this happens with every band or artist that bends genres or innovates in some way. Blink 182 and Sum 41 were criticized because “pop punk isn’t punk” (these were people who saw punk only as an aesthetic and thus completely missed the point). The Beastie Boys and Eminem weren’t considered “real rap”. When Queen released Bohemian Rhapsody it was criticized for being “too long” and “pretentious”. DMC and Aerosmith both got a lot of hate for their mashup version of Walk This Way. I don’t know why people can’t just listen to what they like and ignore what they don’t but it is what it is.

[@GrimrDirge]

8:00 It's pretty clear that some people need clean separation of categories, and they did not like the incursion of rap into rock. Others like myself welcomed the innovation, but it can be overdone or poorly done. Maybe the sudden wave of Limp Biskit, 311, Linkin Park, etc. gave some people the impression that it was being pushed, or that it was going to take over, but it's kinda remained a flavor option, not that core of rock.

[@SSJ_Derp]

Way before the rap/rock era, DMC and Aerosmith got a ton of hate for their version of Walk This Way. DMC fans thought they were selling out and Aerosmith fans didn’t like the “intrusion” of rap into rock music (I put “intrusion” in quotes because I think it’s a stupid concept). And there was definitely a subset of those people on both sides that saw rap as “black music” and rock as “white music” and wanted to keep it that way. I grew up on 90s and 2000s music so it never felt out-of-place to me. I also remember the debate over whether “pop punk” was really punk or not. There’s always been purists in the music world and I imagine there always will be.

[@PenneySounds]

Linkin Park may have been marketed to audiences as a rock band, but they're a hip hop group through and through. They were previously known as Xero, and were part of an alternative hip hop collective called Junkyard Scientific, alongside Styles of Beyond. You can hear some of their old tracks from The Urban Network's Rapology mixtapes.

[@PenneySounds]

They hated the kind of music Limp Bizkit made. They wrote a whole diss track about it called "Step Up". Yet when they got signed, their label tried to market them as the next Limp Bizkit.

[@kernoleary1394]

@@PenneySounds They literally made their name linkin park so they would be next to limp bizkit in record stores. fact

[@PenneySounds]

@@kernoleary1394 They chose that name because Chester thought it would be funny if people thought they were a local band everywhere they went, because every city has a Lincoln Park.

[@kernoleary1394]

@PenneySounds ah so they just changed the name from Lincoln to be closer to limp bizkit then?

[@PenneySounds]

@@kernoleary1394 No, they changed the spelling so they could buy a website. They were one of the first groups to create an online fan community.

[@Cerridwen7777]

You should check out Mike Shinoda's solo stuff. His album Post Traumatic is in my three top favorites ever. He's a genius, for real.

[@Fragmented_Mask]

Man Posttraumatic hit hard, first time I put it on I just bawled my eyes out through the whole album

[@VerchielxKanda]

Wait until you hear Points Of Authority and A Place For My Head- Also check out Mike Shinoda's own band Fort Minor. The song Kenji is based on what his Japanese-American family experienced during WWII.

[@tonyzahn8911]

A Place for my Head is fantastic. Their first two albums are flawless, just solid all the way through.

[@kernoleary1394]

theres an insane live version of place for my head too!

[@hallowedbeyourdays]

It's about 10% luck, 20% skill, 20% concentrated POWER OF WILL!

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Mike Shinoda , he also has a hip hop side project Fort Minor that John Cena used one of their songs as his entrance music for awhile

[@shrapnollr]

“It didn’t hit the Hot 100? That’s bogus” agreed

[@andreasmith6528]

I think they went through a backlash period, but I REALLY like their music. I've been hoping for "Welcome to the Black Parade" by My Chemical Romance. I just remembered because they were in the same timeframe. I think you'd really like it.

[@Joe.k.e]

Ain’t been here in awhile. Linkin park for sure brought me back! Rip Chester

[@dirtybloodyheart]

When this song came out evvvverybody I knew loved them

[@justinman114]

If this song ends and One Step Closer doesn't immediately start playing I feel really weird

[@OlderThanTime09]

This song has a special place in my heart. It elevated them in my head. It wasn't really on the radio, but it was on ALL my iPod playlists. lol

[@Scourge77]

Their Reanimation album is fantastically underrated. You should definitely check out that one as well.

[@coreyrees840]

You 1000% heard Mike rapping with his other group “Fort minor” remember the name. Used constantly for March madness nba playoffs etc

[@jaimeparquette7885]

Remember listening to this song in my car when I was 16....24 years ago!! LOVE THEM!

[@millercalen]

So it's tricky. Because most groups that tried this style flopped or didn't do well. However Linkin Park kinda broke the mold in the way that really brought the sound to the forefront. There is a reason Hybrid Theory was an album that went Platinum quickly.

[@marquisdelafayette1929]

Yo man you need to check out Manchester Orchestra and their song The Silence. People use the word underrated way too often but these guys are 1000% better than 99% of the other music out today.

[@ereal713]

Ayo, that whole album is fire. If you don't know what album it is, it's called Hybrid Theory.

[@kennethbartlett4302]

Just do the whole Hybrid Theory album nothing but fire from start to finish. There are still many that refuse to except rap in the rock music. I grew up on Sabbath, as a teen I was listening to Metallica in 1983 in other words a total metal/head and for me Numetal is one of my absolute favorite genres I think rap only gives more flavors to work with and I love it. Most of my peers though refuse to like it at all which to me is extremely narrow minded particularly from a group that always felt like Metal was bashed on for no reason.

[@soraya-3530]

this has always been my favorite lp song.. have the cd and i used to play the song on repeat for hours while rapping and dancing along 😭😭

[@seanhutt4621]

Mike shinoda legitimately spits His other band " fort. Minor" has some bangers Slip out the back Red to black Are my favorites on that album

[@pmv1969]

If you want to hear Mike rap in It’s Goin Down by X-ecutioners. It blows me away!

[@Cvillain626]

Next I'd love to see you check out Points of Authority, the Live In Texas version. It's soooo good, the energy is wild

[@seangittens5760]

One of my favorite bands/groups of all time!!!

[@derrickmayer4450]

It was a lovely direction for us old school real punk rockers to explore.

[@user-nm1qg3bz2z]

Hello!!! Linkin Park - A place for my head live Texas please, please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@AskTheBeard]

The whole Live in Texas show. Glad we have stuff like that documented from them. Pure genius. I was at the Vancouver show for that tour.

[@KillerChickn]

Papercut is my favorite LP song, but I also really enjoy the Reanimation version. Check out Reanimation for more rap focused versions of their biggest songs. Lots of OG rappers are featured on the tracks too.

[@casinodertoten721]

You’re actually hitting those notes quite well!

[@KellerSmith-ig4dp]

I love jammin to this song with my electronic drums.

[@gregfewer5590]

Although Chester only makes a cameo in this other vid - the X-Ecutioners' "It's Goin' Down" - it featurs Mike Shinoda rapping solo accompanied by the rest of Linkin Park and the X-Ecutioners. I only discovered that track two years ago. HOW did I miss it when they recorded it in (I think) 2001? Anyway, I thought you'd like Mike's rapping in that: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4uriZh-oLF5sLc

[@modo6901]

It's like candy for your ears!!

[@politicalscientist8880]

I've always said rap is better with music behind it instead of a beat that just doesnt change... eminem noticed too lol by having choruses

[@mikel8689]

You should check out Linkin Park Reanimation, I think you would like the remixes

[@dutchessofmilpitas]

If you like rap/rock, have you checked out Falling in Reverse? They do all kinds of genres, but rap/rock is used a lot. Try Watch the World Burn and Popular Monster as an introduction. Their videos are amazing and they do not copyright strike their videos. Ronnie Radke, the lead singer, actually likes reacting to reactions to his songs.

[@user-db2uk8iq9r]

Faint. Pumps the energy up another notch.

[@clarekelly6129]

Paper cut is a masterpiece 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@goatzee69420]

This is the first song off the first album I ever chose and bought with my own money. I remember the car ride home from Sam Goody's (yeah, 2001) as if it were yesterday. From the second the synth comes in I knew music as a whole was about to have a major shift, and it was the first time I actually paid attention to and dissected the lyrics. I felt the same way as Chester. Sometimes I still do today. RIP, Chester. I wish I could have done something.

[@karlbecker8775]

You need to check out the album Reanimation. That is all.

[@CelestiaQuixs]

Yeah, many metalheads failed to appreciate NU Metal. You were enjoying Mike Shinoda's rapping in this song. Here's someone who was underrated for his ability to 'spit'--Wayne Static of Static-X. This music fell under the NU Metal genre; but, Wayne called it "Evil Disco" 😁😁 This is my favorite Static-X music video from their first album, Wisconsin Death Trip: Static-X - I'm With Stupid (Official Music Video) | Warner Vault kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKLMh6mFjdSnr9ksi=LK4yCCjdvspW4zl0 I would LOVE to see your reaction! After that, Static-X- Monster kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3nMiqpnos-lo7Msi=r3j3zcx-LmxFqqZd Wayne jokingly called it, "The Ribbit Song". 🤣🤣 But, their most popular song was Static-X - Push It (Official Music Video) | Warner Vault kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqSTfpl4fJpgi9Esi=iNUkH2de4IYzff1z

[@reanimated]

I believe that Faith No More was really a precursor to a lot of what came in the following decade. And Mike Patton, what a damn vocal range. I love "We Care A Lot" from the Chuck Mosley days. For some random reason, that song was still HUGE on radio in Houston in the 90s, overlapping with "Epic" etc.

[@CelestiaQuixs]

@@reanimated When the album, Epic, came out, I had that cassette practically on perpetual repeat in my Walkman for months on end!

[@SKEC212]

My favorite band. I call this style Rap/Rock. Your reaction was amazing. I totally felt it.

[@tatsuyas.drakensang4826]

Yes, you are correct, basically most of metalheads back in the day were allergic to New Metal, Industrial, Alt Metal and all those new genres that bloomed in early 2000's and late 90's. Various factors, bc of the mix of genres, bc they judged it was not metal and bad music bc it was new generation, you know, all that boomer gatekeeper metalhead talk, which exists in every genra lmao, there will always be those boomer gatekeepers.

[@johnraygun9868]

I was rock and metal as a kid but I joined the army and shipped out to Korea in 1998, I just retired from the army so the genre merge kinda fit my life at the time anyway, when you are risking life for the guy next to you race, taste ethnicity and all go out the window and we all merge our shit together so it was perfect lol❤

[@slipswitch]

Pointless post, for a pointless flex. But anyway.

[@johnraygun9868]

@@slipswitch pointless reply from a worthless troll but most basement dwellers are tough behind keyboards

[@briandeissinger3102]

Definitely should do "A Place for My Head" if like this one

[@nexusgiga]

no, i get the intro, the song is fucking hardcore and goes hard. its perfect for beast mode

[@KILLrMrCanadian]

Linkin Park is my favorite band RIP Chester i miss him so much still man i wish he was still here with us Linkin Park got me through so many Dark times i never even knew Chester was dealing with demons till they dropped heavy and i was like i hope he gets help he doesnt deserve to suffer like this no one does then when he un alived himself i was broken up about it for months i still am actually just not as bad amazing reaction to one of my all time favorite songs by them

[@pandyssianrat]

Limp Biskit was the most controversial so you've heard the most about them but Linkin Park was bigger than them. Limp also didn't start the hip-hop and rock fusion, the numetal era was kickstarted by Korn.

[@TheInvertedFollicle507]

Korn was a pivotal moment when they put out their debut in 1994 but hip hop & rock/metal music weren't exactly strangers to each other as far back as the 80s with Aerosmith and Run DMC doing Walk This Way which is I think for most people where it really started at least in a mainstream context. Other bands were doing it before Korn tho, hell even in the 90s you had Ice T's rap metal side project Body Count put out their record in 1991 as well as Rage Against The Machine the following year if memory serves me correctly. There are others as well like Public Enemy collabing with Anthrax on a reworking of Bring The Noise also in 91 so there were others as well but that's just a few examples off the top of my head.

[@pandyssianrat]

@@TheInvertedFollicle507 Yeah, Korn wasn't the first to mix hip-hop and rock but I was talking about the numetal era which was that and much more.

[@TheInvertedFollicle507]

@@pandyssianrat fair enough but in any case I think the world is much better for having it around than not.

[@bryanincommiefornia5629]

My favorite LP song, but you should check out the live versions (I suggest Live in Texas). Takes it to a whole different level.

[@RandallHidalgoS21allas96]

The amount of times I've read "Limp Biscuit" in the comments makes me think that there's 1 hater with lots of accounts.

[@JGildo]

man went full Stevie Wonder mid react xD nice reaction man!

[@ZERODIS0]

Bro be you like what you like no excuses needed nor required.

[@t3hi84n2g]

This is the first video of yours im seeing, I'll be sure to check out what else youve got. I personally loved/love the blending of genres. Rock incorporating rap, rap incorporating rock. They make each other better. Tech N9ne does a track with Serj from SOAD called Straight Out the Gate. Skrillex used to be the lead singer of a screamo band called From First to Last, the last track of their one album has a feature and the song ends with Skrillex screaming 'drop it like its hot' and 'shake it like a salt shaker'... Also, if you dont mind harsh vocals then The Devil Wears Prada does a ridiculous cover of Still Fly.

[@reanimated]

Oh oh oh, speaking of Serj, I was recently thrown into a time machine and reminded of a song he and Morgan Lander from Kittie did with hed.PE in the early 00s. It's sick!

[@reanimated]

Also thanks for the deets on Skrillex, I vaguely remember FFtL and I never put it together that that was him!

[@wickedgrin9837]

55 here love that song

[@Kimberlately]

Look for this song live. It is an experience. One of my favorites!

[@teresateslyk4663]

Everyone of their songs are amazing completely relatable and one form or another

[@northernmichfish1438]

I'm telling you. I've said it a hundred times. "Electric Worry" by Clutch. You'll love it

[@rianvanheerden8487]

You should react to "bleed it out" aswell

[@JPindanga]

LP's Hybrid Theroy and Meteora albums are unmatched! Just Rage Against the Machine to match 'em in rap + rock.

[@Jason-yy8os]

This song brings me back to my freshman days, good times

[@paulashanks3129]

You should definitely react to One Step Closer ❤ It's a banger with a cool video.

[@ryanlittle5919]

Nah you’re on point, some purists on either side of the divide between rock and hip hop didn’t appreciate the fusion…

[@FooMantis]

You are 100% correct. I was into 80s and 90s metal like Metallica, Pantera, Megadeth, etc., so I HATED Linkin Park at first, but I think some of that is owed to the first single "One Step Closer" being a bit generic and it just didn't click til later.

[@rickslechter7385]

Lost in the Echo, Faint, Lying From you!

[@SherryBandito]

❤ R.I.P. Chester

[@angr2773]

I can't say for every rocker, but for myself. I love rock, metal and reeeally good vocals, i mean when people Actually can Sing. But! I Loved Linkin Park from the first moment i've heard it back in the days. It doesn't matter what the genre is. A talent is a talent, real passion in art is well seen and feels good no matter the shape or form it has, a masterpiece is a masterpiece whatever style it is made in.

[@annipsy2185]

8:45 limp bizkit was hated specifically. i dont recall hearing that about linkin park though

[@MxPotato84]

They also played some fire hits into the 2010’s, up to Chester’s death.

[@philflynn9161]

Fuck yeah ❤ great reaction!!!!

[@tylerbellows5358]

Came in here on my phone from my xbox just to say this: fuck people hating on limp bizkit! Also love this song and linkin park but I love limpin with the bizkit too

[@kalkbrenner-fan]

Please check out LINKIN PARK live in Texas 2003 😁✌️

[@TheBeelzboss]

Mike Shinoda is a real rapper.

[@GramadinGG]

Limp Bizkit was the shit, so much fun. LP are legends. Nice reaction.

[@rdgblading1813]

The genre is called numetal.

[@darraha]

You should hit up Fort Minor. Shinoda taking over the globe!

[@hed420]

Check out these songs. I know you'll like them. hed p.e. - Pac Bell Hacktivist - Niggas in Paris Djent Cover (HD) Korn - Cameltosis Limp Bizkit - Sour

[@huejazz_]

If u listen to the second album (meteroa), you’ll bust ALL KINDS! Of nuts 🥜

[@matticusrenwood]

PLEASE do A Place For My Head!

[@gonzalodavidvazquezgonzale5796]

Please react to "A place for my head" he also raps in that one

[@izorion6443]

Hybrid Theory was amazing

[@aronaguilar5999]

Groundbreaking

[@anujoymukherjee271]

People didnt like Linkin Park after they transitioned from their sound in Hybrid Theory and Meteora. This was peak Linkin Park. But imo they were still REALLY good in Minutes to Midnight and A thousand suns.

[@mayplay_2468_2]

I love Limp Bizkit too❤

[@consuelaluna1414]

💚C H E S T E R💚

[@Inverted_]

i lov limp bizkit it's a great band

[@TheInvertedFollicle507]

Who gives me an f what any of the detractors say? Linkin park are fucking iconic and legendary and music/the world/society/all our lives are absolutely so much better for them being a part of it.

[@neoneve123]

Mike shinoda IS a real rapper

[@ajil112]

there was definitely a backlash for limp bizkit, people figured out fred durst wasn't exactly a lyricist. Never heard those complaints about LP. Probably bc Mike and Chester are both incredible at what they do.

[@seaneay5183]

Brother Sleep Token -Ascensionism

[@KellerSmith-ig4dp]

I like Limp Bizkit myself and Nickle Back and Papercut is my favorite Linkon Park song and i would rather here Mike Shinoda over Eminem any time.

[@kikinhugs11]

Mike shinoda is a g

[@Evo009]

So you are so huge fan of chester but you have heard only 2-3 linkin park songs ??? Seems legit af :D

[@lt.spears1889]

You need to react to Tool Anema, Invincible, Jambi, 7EMPEST, The Pot, after you listen to these, actually EVERY Tool song is a banger, these just came to my head, even if you don’t react to Tool then just check em out on your own……..

[@sharkworm2015]

Yes once upon a time Linkin Park were as hated as Nickleback or Imagine Dragons are today. I chalk it up to people just hate the popular thing cause its popular. And most of these people couldn't give a genuine reason why they suck they just know they suck. Same people complain that rock music stagnates and doesn't try anything new. But they're the ones who shit on bands for trying something new.

[@professorbugbear]

Funny you bring up Eminem... they did perform together. That would be a good reaction

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

The elitist metalheads didn’t like Nu Metal because they were close minded and sometimes racist, and this is coming from someone who listened to metal since I was born in 1985 because of my older sister and who loves Nu Metal, some elitist listen to only metal and didn’t like hip hop/rap so they hated Nu Metal