Gen Z WISHES They Grew Up With Limp Bizkit

[@user-ng9pn9lg2p]

That girl's reaction upon discovering her new favourite band is just pure joy 😁

[@tobyklase8179]

Seconded

[@Blackinterceptor999]

She gave me just a little bit of hope.

[@TheLisaGate]

I loved her reaction!

[@itzahoax934]

Shes got some good taste in music LOL Hell yeah keep finding new bands gurlll

[@RickReasonnz]

She is the chosen one, she may indeed bring balance to music taste!

[@matthewganong1730]

I’ll tell you for real that my 12-year-old daughter had never ever heard of Limp Bizkit. I played her a couple songs on a whim recently and she immediately added them to her Spotify.

[@VivBrodock]

I think there's something in the human brain that loves seeing someone fall in love with something you love, especially music. It feels like one of those ancient human rituals.

[@Jablan11]

For sure, i love watching people react to metal. Especially my favorite bands and songs its a ton of fun.

[@Sonareklipse]

I still remember feeling absolute triumph when POD - Alive made it to #1 on TRL. I then went to my friend's house to watch DBZ reruns. Good times.

[@Tenucha]

Dude, I remember downloading on KaZaa this amazing AMV from DragonBall Z, I think specifically the Majin Vegeta vs Goku fought, sync perfectly to Break Stuff. Great editing, lyrics matching visuals, on the beat etc. I have never been able to find that video again but yeah, DBZ and Limp Bizkit

[@captaintoyota3171]

Man im old

[@jsimsgt96]

You were definitely there 🤣💪

[@M40A1Fubar]

@@captaintoyota3171 36 here, I am REALLY feeling my age now...

[@angelabordack]

I am 45 and I loved POD!

[@TheFloatingHouse]

Limp Bizkit got me into metal, I'm 39 and still a HUGE fan! Chocolate starfish definitely a 10/10 album, totally agree.

[@joevk6274]

I love Limp Bizkit, and DGAF who knows it, and DGAF about what anyone says about them.

[@TheFloatingHouse]

@@joevk6274 Fuck yeah bro! 🤘

[@OGYouTubeEnjoyer]

38 here and it was Korn for me.

[@travisbarnes6584]

I'm one year younger and I remember my buddy in class got chocolate starfish and was sitting behind me in class and hooked me up with a earphone and highschool was over right then and there lol

[@waschkarte3989]

40, seen them a few years ago again, they still rock, but hell no, Chocolate Starfish is so weak compared to Significant Other. (But yeah, maybe still a 10/10. :D)

[@Official_father]

Sometimes i feel so detached from my own generation. I'm turning 21 this year and i remember listening to limp bizkit on my mom's walkman back in the day.

[@blindbrad4719]

The cassette player? That's wild. I'm 39 and even I don't remember those being regular things back when I was 14. We moved onto portable CD players and mini disc players. Minidisks were dope as you could create your own playlist discs.

[@andybanan1992]

as a millenial, the "my generation" just so perfectly captured the absolute angriness our generation has, and still do, we grew up and gt pissed at the world, and the world kept pushing back at us and we keep getting angrier. so to this day, my generation truly is the anthem of my generation!

[@DrDipsh1t]

Gen Z should love the message as much as we do. They wanna fuck shit up just like we do, they just need their anthem to put their middle fingers up and burn down Woodstock to

[@shintenkai1648]

😂😂 i'm still pissed off!!

[@brye687]

He repeatedly references Gen X So it seems weird to claim a literal Gen X anthem as a millennial anthem.

[@andybanan1992]

@@brye687 yea, guess the boomers fucked over more than one generation.

[@yasukeK1ng999]

in my opinion it still apllies for both generations @@brye687

[@Blutaar42]

being obsessed with watching others isn't bad. There was a time (and to a lesser extend still is) where I was obsessed with American discover German Medieval Rock/Metal. It's just the concept of finding out how people react to songs you're so familiar with but they never even heard of.

[@Bobuliss]

If Break Stuff doesn't give you goose bumps or speak to you, you have lived a very easy life.

[@supercoolv1]

Wes Borland is an underrated guitarist

[@kingheart9555]

Nah. If you work in music or maybe a huge fan of music he is considered a phenom/legend

[@kingheart9555]

Nah. If you work in music or maybe a huge fan of music he is considered a phenom/legend

[@kingheart9555]

Nah. If you work in music or maybe a huge fan of music he is considered a phenom/legend

[@kingheart9555]

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[@mattcavanagh5701]

Saw limp bizkit open for deftones on the tours promoting their “3 dollar bill” and “around the fur” albums respectively in 1997 when I was in high school. The first metal show I’d ever been to and was a total blast!

[@LDT2001]

damn that sounds awesome, jealous, I was born in 01 so it's not like I could have gone lol but still

[@brye687]

Saw them open for Korn the same year, their first album wasn't even out yet, but I managed to catch a 3 song demo tape Fred threw into to crowd, that I played the hell out of it and bugged the record store about once a week waiting for their album to drop. I also saw them open for Faith No More and Primus. I still have that demo tape which I got signed at the Faith No More show.

[@jenniferbarberi8584]

Sounds kinda perfect dude. Lucky lol

[@dariomartinelli2172]

chocolate starfish was literally just a series of 12 hit singles plus a couple of regular songs, an intro and an outro. The best nu-metal album ever, hands down.

[@brentondewar1347]

Definitely agree with you on that one of my all time favorite nu-metal albums

[@MBrulla]

Not wrong about hit singles - it was banger after banger. So hard saying which is the best ever nu-metal album, though. I mean, you've got Life is Peachy/Follow the Leader, Hybrid Theory...that's some stiff competition. I know what my Sunday playlist is going to be now...

[@codyleblanc9154]

Dude imagine how much more crazy Woodstock 99 would have been if chocolate starfish came out before the festival

[@dariomartinelli2172]

@@MBrulla well, I'd say hybrid theory is a close second, but chocolate starfish had a higher banger-to-full-tracklist ratio (which is a statistic I just made up) than hybrid theory IMHO 🤔

[@MBrulla]

@@dariomartinelli2172 Did it really? That's crazy! I still have a hard time not putting Korn at the top. They're the godfathers. Anyone who was on Family Values was integral to it, even Rammstein.

[@SparkimusPrime]

3 Dollar Bill Y’all was fire af when it came out. Still is. If you were there in the beginning you definitely have a different relationship with them. The ups and the downs lol

[@Tenucha]

I had 3 Dolla, Sig Other, and Chocolate Starfish but I also always gravitated back to 3 Dolla more often. Great album, I agree

[@ryandabeard6465]

bingo! got it when it came out cuz i was an awkward and weird 17 year old that spent way too much time looking for bands and new music. And saw them blow up with faith and family values tour was really interesting.

[@SparkimusPrime]

@@ryandabeard6465 Family Values tour was amazing 🔥

[@popcorn8743]

Right?

[@insanehellfyre5217]

I still think Pollution is one of the best damned songs they ever did.

[@PaulAndTimDoAThing]

Must get them to react to Electric Callboy! They wouldn't know how to deal with Hurrikan and Hypa Hypa!

[@donnerblitzen1388]

Tekkno train, pump it, fckboi, spaceman, heck ANY of the album or their songs! Maybe even “we butter the bread with butter” and their track “20km”… Their heads would explode in confusion!

[@mthompson3509]

I absolutely love reaction channels. A few of my all time favourites are You, The Charismatic Voice, Alex Hefner.

[@blindbrad4719]

Definitely second the charismatic voice! Have you seen her Tenacious D tribute reaction? Her squeal at "that part"of the song is fantastic

[@PiousMoltar]

Even Limp Bizkit's music would not be the same without Fred. He basically came up with a lot of the riffs in his head and vocalized them and then Wes or whoever would play them. He's also the main songwriter in general.

[@twitchgiggles]

i LOVE the girl who came out loving limp bizkit. i'm so glad someone found something old refreshing.

[@lankylankersson3246]

This was one of my favourite ones to watch. It's hard to capture that "moment" in time where rap-metal was all the rage and feels a bit old hat now. Some great songs and Limp Bizkit were the biggest and most stand out of a bunch of great acts who're almost a distant memory of our youth. If new bands were coming out with this sort of material now it would largely be dismissed as "sooo last century" and not necessarily get the traction that some of the bands had then. The girl who had never heard anything like this and having her mind blown and instantly falling in love with them and the style is so close to what we went through with our "phase" growing up and left its mark. LB now might be seen as a nostalgic memory and we might not be as enthused as we were during the Chocolate Starfish era, but if something like this broke out now we could easily see a revival with a new generation of kids.

[@4Everlast]

The softness of these kids is ridiculous. I see gender confusion as a part of the grand depopulation's working good. RIP

[@Ravenstorm163]

They might implode if you give them Painkiller by Judas Priest Also the intro to Crazy Train I still want them to react to R@pe me by Nirvana when the vocals start their expression would priceless

[@mopsandmuscles7855]

I remember checking out LB way back, because Korn bringing them up. Their cover of Faith, and Counterfeit was enough for me to grab the first album. I was listening to Significant Other on my way to the hospital when my daughter was born. She's 22 and is quite familiar with LB. 🤘🏻

[@mopsandmuscles7855]

Also, disappointed they didn't show the video for Boiler.

[@bobsheriff4756]

I'm 46 so I remember the "start" of all this. I was a big thrash metal head, Savatage, will always be one of my favorite bands. A friend played chutes and ladders for me then counterfeit... I was hooked. Chocolate Starfish was an amazing album. Would of like to see some songs from 3 dollar bill ya'll..... I completely forgot... back when they were coming up I saw them at the electric factory in reading Pa. Fred and Sam were just hanging out outside. I got their autographs.. fred asked if I had a dollar.... changed all the 1's to 3's signed it and wrote limp bizkit suks on the back. I still have that in a photo album. What a show that was, staind, cold, hed pe, incubus, orange 9mm, downset and limp bizkit.

[@TankTheTech]

Damn what a lineup! All at the Electric Factory?!

[@bobsheriff4756]

@@TankTheTech Yeah. Of I remember correctly orange 9mm started at 5 pm

[@chadjurek4265]

Orange 9mm forgot about them they were awesome and love Hed pe

[@jakegolf]

for those that dont know : Limp biscuit was a gay frat game. where a group of dudes put a cracker or cookie on a table and the last to ejaculate on the cookie looses and has to eat it.. its also called "ookie cookie" no joke this is really where the name came from....not sure who in 1992 was doing this but wow. hahhha

[@un0RRS]

Fun fact: The first organized internet raid was a TRL prank. In 1999, a chain email encouraged thousands of people to vote for "Hangin tough" by New Kids On The Block on the same day. They made it number one. 😂

[@eeshtee5342]

just a lil note, I'm from eastern Europe and still know what MTV TRL is, we had it aswell. and most countries in Europe had it, at least in places i've lived and from people i've talked to. that's how we got most of our music pre-internet era...

[@filthyeffinrich6089]

as a 35 year old I still pump the chocolate starfish cd on a regular basis, no regrets

[@TankTheTech]

Same!

[@E-ToxicGames]

The Limp Bizkit name came from a college thing where they used to come on crackers and eat them if I’m not mistaken

[@vileuno410]

Loved Angels energy in this one. Glad to see someone enjoying these tunes. Reaction vids are fun!

[@thinkbeyond3457]

Waiting for Gen Z reacts to Napalm Death 🤘😈😆

[@Jens_Roadster]

Lorna Shore would be fun too lol, especially To The Hellfire. 🤣

[@dermondreigns8045]

You went home from school and you waited anxiously to see if Tom Green's Bum Bum Song would finally reach #1

[@TheNraveles]

I FORGOT BOUT THIS 💀

[@danielseelye6005]

Oh God! I need to hit that up again. Thanks for reminding me!

[@HeavyTopspin]

I want to laugh at these kids not knowing things from this time... and then I realize that, having been born in 1970, all of these songs are older now than Stairway to Heaven was when I graduated HS. So indeed, the inexorable march of time eventually turns us all into Grandpa Simpson.

[@AngusJo]

Chocolate Starfish, along with The Marshall Mathers LP, were my first albums that I bought original. I don't use CDs anymore, but I still have those two.

[@poisonivymathers]

😂😂😂 wow me too the beginning of it alll back in 1999/2000 😮

[@blindbrad4719]

Haha, chocolate Starfish and hybrid theory.

[@AngusJo]

@@blindbrad4719 also a good choice

[@Kuba16BVB]

Chocolate Starfish is a legendary record ❤️🤘

[@Greenchileaddict]

Gen Z reacts to Rage Against the Machine is one I'd watch on repeat. Especially a Down Rodeo reaction.

[@actnatural9261]

Wow damn, they really took to Limp Bizkit huh 😂

[@nulle1968]

I love your reactions to the Gen Z reactions. I´m 55 and it´s so fun to hear you talk like "an old wise man" laughing at those youngsters. 😉

[@hendrikschulz232]

I love your "dpf hmpf grmpf" after "..a well known band? - It was!" :D :D :D :D Greetings from Germany! And please don't forget to check out "Nighwish - Bye bye beautiful"... gear, girls, great song!! (I will add this to each of my comments, until you make this reaction video! 🙂 )

[@voidmage84]

The nostalgia. Significant Other and Chocolate Starfish were the first CDs that I remember buying has a teenager. Good times. Really like this videos.🤘

[@frankjuggaloheathen1035]

RE: the kid not possibly knowing who MacGyver is (prior to the knowledge of the reboot) I mean, it's not impossible for kids to know about really old shows. For instance, in my preteen years I would stay up really late at night watching the Disney Channel, and I almost religiously watched reruns of really old shows: Zorro, Ink & Paint Club, Spin & Marty, and the OG Mickey Mouse Club. Yeah, I'm literally a millennial who was watching boomer shows... lol no wonder people tell me I have an old soul 😅

[@SparkimusPrime]

Bro. That Spineshank name drop made my day. The Height of Callousness was my shit. And I love Johnny! I still have like actual film pictures of us from Ozzfest 2001 🖤 I was friends with the guys from Union Underground and Mike from Godhead too. I spent like 3 months on Manson’s Guns, God and Government tour. Jesus I miss those days. Like in my soul. My late teens and early 20s were just music and traveling and freedom. Now I have like bills and shit 🙄 Thanks for the trip down memory lane! 🖤

[@Annastasia666]

DUUUUDE! Spineshank were the SHIT back in the day!

[@jedneumann4074]

Wow! The names. The bands. Nonpoint, American Head Charge, Flaw, Darwins Waiting Room, Soulfly, Sevendust and Coal Chamber just to name a few. 🤘

[@bobsheriff4756]

The height of callousness was an awesome album. My cover band at the time would rotate synthetic and new disease in our set lists.

[@Thnielsen85]

I'm Gen Y, or "Millenial" but for some reason I really hate that name.. Anyways.. We were lucky to grow up on stuff like Limp Bizkit, POD, Linkin Park, Rammstein, In Flames ect.. Those were good times. But we are also cursed.. We are old enough to know what common sense is, and yet we will live long enough to see the world drown in idiocy. Well.. We can only hope we get to take the stairway to heaven. Lets hope the clouds are connected when we meet our maker, or we'll take the highway to hell, going down in flames.. into the abyss of time.. 😝 Sorry.. I'm way to tired..

[@1xayekim]

Even watching these videos it makes me realize how valuable it was for me to grow up in a musical family. My aunt was a blues/r and b singer and my uncle was a jazz musician, my mom was really into pop, my dad (divorced) was really into rock and played in bands. I am just as shocked that people thought that Faith was an original.. Or when I hear someone hear NIN / Reznors version of Hurt they think they are doing a Johnny Cash cover lol.

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

Bizkit was THE biggest band in the world around the millenium shift. There is a reason fakking EVERYONE has a cameo in Gimme something to break. Artists of all stirpes were BEGGING them to be in their video. I dont think artists as big as Dre or Snoop was, but I bet all Fred had to do was ask and they showed up.

[@AngelikusDeo]

I agree, the rhythm section of LB is sooooo good! You isolate each instrument, you will hear how GOOD they are ♥

[@domingo9679]

Im GenZ and grew up with Limp Bizkit, Nu Metal in general and eurodance, techno etc. am i something special? Or is it germany more normal to hear older music? :D

[@eyxom]

I spent 6 years overseas, and this breaks my heart, lol. Love your channel, Tank! It kills me that one of the best DJ's of all time doesn't even get mentioned amongst LB fans.

[@PissonManU]

He was also the DJ for House of Pain.

[@Blablup0815]

Hey Tank you need to check out Samurai Pizza Cats - PIZZA HOMICIDE with featuring Nico Sallach from Electric Callboy.

[@Tenucha]

Dude, Chocolate Starfish was the new album as I was graduating, 2003. This was also about the time I made a major shift in music. This was the last LB album I would own before selling the collection, Korn, etc. Rammstein, Static-X, Mindless Self Indulgence, and The Prodigy stayed post-high school for me but I was just finding bands like Blind Guardian, Iced Earth, Dream Theater, Primus, Buckethead, Fear Factory, numerous ska bands, Tub Ring, Infected Mushroom, Juno Reactor, Junkie XL etc I actually didn't think LB were nearly as big as they still are until a co-worker of mine was saying she still likes them. I made a whole playlist on Spotify of the music I used to listen to up until 2003/2004, a Nostalgia trip of everything that I did like and once I started looking for a song from Limp Bizkit, they still have over 1 million monthly listeners on Spotify! Props to them, it just doesn't feel like they have the impact anymore because we don't have TRL or anything similar. They don't trend like they did then with Linkin Park, Slipknot, Korn, etc. I still love Static-X, that new album with the new vocalist, Zero, is pretty solid, but I remember seeing the Black and White video on one of those MTV blocks and... it was such a different era. I also forgot about My Way lol but yeah, I was REALLY into those first 3 LB albums and I even had a character I made for a comic and I named him "Durst" lol (more recent years when I revisited that character I renamed him "Dirk") Good throwback, Tank. This was very humorous to watch

[@mattcavanagh5701]

I haven’t heard MSI in years! They fell off a bit for me after 200t or so but their early shit was great! Always made a point to see them live when I could.

[@Tenucha]

@@mattcavanagh5701 I ended up getting to be the artist on 2 of their shirts in 2008! One was for Halloween and exclusive to their merch store, the other was at Hot Topic. What a trip

[@johariaman8291]

my 1st album for limp bizkit is significant others and my absolute favourite is break stuff...but chocolate starfish album, especially boiler and hold on really got me

[@mjmartn]

That album came out in 2000

[@Tenucha]

@@mjmartn and they didn't release another until I graduated in 2003... which, to this day, I still don't care about.

[@nightshade7240]

Look people want to shit on Limp Bizkit for whatever fucking reason but every band back then wanted to either be Limp Bizkit or Korn. Say what you like about Limp Bizkit but they go hard and they are fucking talented and that's why you see so many cameos in break stuff because even if the general populace shit on them, they get respect from their peers. Wes Borland is an absolute monster. Three dollar bill still goes harder than most of the music today and half the fucking bands around today wouldn't have been as big as they are without Korn and Bizkit paving the way.

[@darkwulf2k]

If you can look past Durst's ego, the band is good. Wes Boreland is such a talented guitarist. The nostalgia feels...Significant Other was such an amazing album. I want them to react to Cradle of Filth, or Arch Enemy.

[@daleloughridge5232]

I'm 14 and I know what McGiver is. I fucking love McGiver. The fuck you talking bout. The old McGiver specifically.

[@TankTheTech]

Okay boomer. 😎

[@daleloughridge5232]

I'm barely 15

[@titaniac3037]

I just turned 17 in mid-July, but I grew up listening to bands like Limp Bizkit, Metallica, Poison, Def Leppard, Tesla, and Motley Crue thanks to my mom who died (almost) 2 years ago at this point. I've since grown very fond of Sabaton as well, thanks to my friend who introduced me to them.

[@crissler3476]

Hey I'm 45 and I watched MacGiever** spelled wrong I know but you get the point and flash these kids don't know what good and real music is shit today isn't really true music it's all stynthazied and voice overed

[@jaega4247]

Guess I'm a boomer when it comes to Limp Bizkit and their kind of music. Feels like they went in the complete opposite direction from what I wanted from hard rock/heavy metal, and I couldn't stand listening to any part of it. I'll still give them credit for opening up to new genres though, and for drawing new fans into other types of Metal through them.

[@richbunnell7426]

The problem with Gen Z - they don't know how to shut up. You can't even hear any of these songs playing, just a lot of talking over songs. How can you comment on something that you're not even listening to?

[@Blackinterceptor999]

I knew it was a cover, because I am culturally aware, then...and sadly now...give me a time machine so I can go back when nobody gave a shit and everybody had JNCO jeans...

[@zyklon84]

Hey Tank! Did you saw LimpBizkit Woodstock 99? I saw a documentary movie about it. It was tough 😳😁I was 15 years old

[@bradruxton3742]

Undertaker had a theme song from Kid Rock, not Limp Bizkit :/

[@TankTheTech]

Both, actually.

[@jodimyers410]

11:17 I’m 42 and watch reruns as well as the reboot! But it’s bc my grandparents watched MacGyver! 😂

[@TwoTwoGo]

I loved the bizkit back then. That turned to shame. Then I realised the shame was due to everyone else’s opinion changing, not mine. Love em again, cringe and all.

[@de5troythebrain]

I got to thinking... Nookie and TRL is NOW older than when when we watched TRL and the beginning of MTV.. F me..

[@DarkestdaysAU]

At The Big Day out Festival in Sydney 2000 100,000 people were chanting Fred Durst needs to rehurse when he came on stage.

[@captaintoyota3171]

Yeah i duno im 90s we all hated on limp bizkit as deftones etc fans in 90s. Though i still love the Faith cover thats a great song. Man i miss the 90s im older than Tank and i miss the 90s so bad. I totally knew it was a cover

[@grimskull94]

Dude with the pink shirt is annoying 😅

[@vergolioprod]

Just for reference, though the metal community loved lorna shore for years they exploded because of gen z’ers on tiktok

[@Grimmy85]

Chocolate starfish came out when I was in elementary school. I'm a few years older than you. Definitely my favourite album too

[@FurryStockings]

"I like guy with the face paint" imagine if they reacted to Wes Borland's Duke Lion song lol

[@oduinn7948]

_Yeeeeah_ , I'm in my 30s too. I know where the name Limp Bizkit comes from. Wish I didn't.

[@clintstoner13680]

Damn, I really thought I liked these Gen Z reaction videos but it turns out that I just like watching @TankTheTech reacting to the reaction videos

[@go4brookle761]

We saw them last year and they still have the same energy. My husbands not a big fan and said it was one of the best concerts he’d ever been to. The pink girl might like rearranged.

[@rileyxxxx]

is this 007? - yes but the american version, -MACGYVER? lmao

[@greyfenix7123]

Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water. Track 2. That is all. 😉

[@Blackinterceptor999]

Also Limp was in the original F&F Rollin' (Urban Assault Vehicle)

[@baconflavoredstream4216]

How is Boiler and Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water not on this? Lame

[@jebadiahfyefye8994]

Preach. LB is still dope. Saw them live a few years back in Jax Fl and they killed

[@truly_I_say]

... These kids listen to Billie eyelashes, doja kit and kpop.. i can't help it.. these kids are crriiiinge

[@dominickbishop6762]

Limp biscuit is fucking Awsome btw love your vids your Awesome

[@ryantannar5301]

Not that it'll ever happen but I'd love to see them do something real out there like Mortician, Septicflesh, or Nile. They'd have nightmares

[@alinoz]

you need to watch the Blink 182 reaction ...it was mad

[@psychobetha]

i love her “singing in cursive” comment. that’s how i always describe early FoB Patrick Stump 😂

[@BanishedMintt]

I love being gen z and watching these other kids lose their mind over things me and my friends blast

[@trowabarton222]

They should have showed the some Big Dumb Face. Wes Borland is a beast.

[@richyglitched]

Wish they played Counterfeit. Always the best LB song.

[@ryanphillips4123]

Man, every time I watch a video like this I always see at least one young person who knows the old music and says something like, "man, I'm so different than the rest of my generation! No one my age likes the music I do!" Nothing against that type of person. Hell, I am that guy. It just makes me wonder how weirdoes like me come to be. I'm 23 and I grew up my 50s country 60s rock and 70s funk from my grandma, 80s and 90s metal from my dad, and 80s and 90s pop 00s hip hop and 00s country from my mom. There have been so many times I've shown an old but very popular song to my friends expecting them to know it but they didn't even recognize the band. I don't even have a comment on why this might've happened. I guess I'm just confused lol

[@panzerswineflu]

I want to see hot dog reaction Didn't know they were still going. I'll have to look it up

[@Smido83]

Chocolat Starfish was one of, if not the, most influencial Album at the time. Even here in Germany. EVERYONE was talking about it. And if you didnt have it, you couldnt throw a party!

[@DarthCorgi89]

I had the cassette tape to Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water. So pissed I lost it in a car accident. Nothing like bumping it in my first car the '89 Nissan Maxima. Yes I'm not that old I'm only 29😂

[@TankTheTech]

I had no idea they released that album on cassette. Hahahaha

[@austGaming-hw2em]

Bro I'm 14 evey band u have named dropped I've seen and I seen all og MacGyver

[@juanchoja]

What do you mean Europeans don't know TRL? Russel Brand began hosting MTV Europe's TRL from London in the early 2000s

[@TankTheTech]

Just going by what the Euros in chat were telling me. 🤷‍♂️

[@TheAnticorporatist]

Dude, you’re so young! Faith was of course a cover. Like, my little sister knows that, lmao.

[@TheAnticorporatist]

Oh, and, oddly enough, I went to preschool with Fred and 2nd grade with Pharrell. Lol

[@eddmario]

Just fyi, the MacGyver reboot came out in 2016, not 2020, and last I checked it was still airing new episodes.

[@TankTheTech]

Oh wow. Hahaha. Didn't even know it was still going on.

[@try2dream]

So that Gen Z kid didn't like the song that started with "You think you're Special, you do, I can see it in your Eyes!" Hmm..

[@niklassrk]

How fitting 🤠

[@brucenatelee]

I watched FBE for maybe a decade now. Just fun hearing commentary from different generations.

[@brucenatelee]

Nu metal has been making a resurgence in the past few years. Tallah has been killing it with only 2 albums for me. Tetrarch, Code Orange, XIII, From Ashes to New, Jynx, etc.

[@sinner13halloweenfiend76]

Hahah I love how the first girl likes it nice 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@stevenwheat3621]

This was painful to watch... My kids are 22 and 28 and know this from me. What the hell do these kids listen to? What the hell do their parents listen to?

[@QueenBell277]

I would love to see them react to Marilyn Manson's music

[@AaronH9111]

The girl that really likes Limp Bizkit is So Cute ;)

[@SIP100Ka]

If one day they react to deathcore/metal it will be an explosion

[@Whacky_Xelades]

I mean my dad loves limp bizkit so i would say i grew up with it

[@coder4liberty]

I don't think they could handle Jinjer let alone Death Core.

[@HeretiCflow]

Let's be real here: A red NY Yankees cap was the way to go in 2001, even if you were from Europe and/ or had never seen a baseball game.