Limp Bizkit - The Truth (Original Version)

[@davidnissim589]

Sam Rivers is an underrated bassist. He doesn’t get many chances to shine, but when he does, he absolutely kills it.

[@BigBoss1982]

Lol he had it many times.

[@roywilliams7229]

The dude literally has a wall of trophies for his bass playing. wtf you talking about

[@huntershoot101]

He travels the world playing his bass at concerts with 100,000 people.

[@andrewmanara5289]

He's awesome 😎

[@MatzelinhoGonzales]

Can‘t believe it‘s from 2005…it still sounds so fresh and heavy as f*ck in the same way!

[@stoicoutrider2788]

This song is, honestly, a hidden gem.

[@DCT97]

Yeah, I feel like the post-Results May Vary era kinda goes unnoticed 🙄

[@michellelaliberte1392]

Agreed. I just found this song a couple of weeks ago and can't get enough. One of their best IMO

[@mikeshaw3963]

big time

[@mikeshaw3963]

@@michellelaliberte1392 ya it blew my mind

[@coma718ny]

Probably my fave lb song. And I've been rockin since seeing them open for helmet and Korn. ♥️

[@LarsVonRetriever]

Best limp bizkit song I’ve ever heard

[@mariibb613]

Truth...

[@somerandomahole7159]

Hi lars!

[@LSD123.]

Only good song...

[@romanromaneev4976]

you've heard nothing

[@heldermonteiro2718]

@@LSD123. not true

[@radamtv4779]

Am I the only one who thinks that Sam is an underrated Bassist? I mean everyone knows how awesome Wes is. But why are People never talking about Sam. He has so much amazing Bass-lines. This song includes one of them.

[@jkajmo]

No you are not alone

[@hankb27]

He inspired me to pick up the bass

[@gethiggywitit7338]

K.I.Z Of A Down he’s sneaky like a ninja

[@josephlabonte8502]

Take away the vocals and all their songs are great as instrumentals

[@RickBomhof]

dude everyone knows about Sam Rivers

[@ryanmarshall7240]

10 years later and this track is still awesome

[@goodguyzacky3066]

+Ryan Marshall this album is so powerful

[@joey21241]

+Methas Jaemkor this has aged really well! the production on this album is fucking awesome duds!

[@sujanseidel7816]

even 12 years and it still sounds awesome :D

[@r3t4rd3dguy2]

Like all band

[@justinw.4566]

Ryan Marshall you know what's up powerful

[@kornfreak78]

This is my favorite style Limp Bizkit ever did. I love the raw heavy grittiness of it. Wish they'd do more stuff like this!

[@micah_drums]

kornfreak78 They're supposedly going to be doing an Unquestionable Truth Pt. 2

[@curtturdle5661]

+UltraPercussion they've been sayin that for 10 years lol. dont count on it.

[@gabagris]

12 years

[@deeanna3749]

+IsakRousk A little birdy told me their writing new lyrics expect an album release aroound 2026.

[@themadrapper101]

There's never going to be a part 2 to this album but... We can dream right

[@lufertado82]

Most underrated Limp Bizkit track and album! A master piece for me

[@demian1784]

De todo lo que escuche de Limp Bizkit este álbum no es mi cerca de lo que era Chocolate Starfish y Significant Other, incluso still sucks está mejor que este,

[@thegoddamnbatman3078]

My favorite song ever

[@y2james2803]

Dude it had such a vibe to it... UqtII and still sucks II is needed for sure

[@martinharidev8394]

what album please?

[@lufertado82]

@@martinharidev8394 "The unquestionable truth (part 1)"

[@1996svt]

This is the best Limp Bizkit sound. Definitely the most non mainstream but easily the best....

[@dieterpeter8170]

its always geschmackssache du Affe

[@justinojuicyj4515]

Agreed

[@ataladin87]

@@nonamebrotha link????

[@notimportant3686]

the first 2 albums were better, but this is a legitimate song

[@davidnissim589]

This is why I loved The Unquestionable Truth; the sound was a lot more experimental and darker, but also a lot heavier than the previous albums, and Fred wrote some pretty thought-provoking lyrics. It’s a shame they never finished Part 2.

[@oniondip243]

Bump for pt.2

[@pheffrey9446]

There never was a part 2..

[@davidnissim589]

@@pheffrey9446 They planned to release it in 2006, but they went on hiatus instead. Apparently Fred and Wes weren't satisfied with how it turned out

[@SnoppleWopple]

Fr

[@orangedrone]

It’s like there were channeling RATM a bit

[@davidnissim589]

Wes Borland doesn't get talked about enough, that man is a riff god

[@jasonduvall6565]

Doesn't he have a twin brother

[@cobhc182]

He’s definitely one of my favorite guitarists!

[@davidnissim589]

@@jasonduvall6565 he has a younger brother, Scott, who contributed to LB's first three albums, and is also a member of Wes's side project Big Dumb Face

[@jasonduvall6565]

@@davidnissim589thanks for the info

[@markuswelbmd]

His guitar tones are incredible

[@PrimitiveAK]

*"imagine accepting the truth"* truest words ever spoken

[@jasonferris490]

Full agree with you

[@jasonferris490]

Full agree with you

[@aibansharailyngdoh8608]

Agreed

[@vvoof2601]

Found the antivaxxer.

[@richard7645]

If a lie gets constantly repeated, people believe it

[@ceejay7152]

When people tell me: “Limp Bizkit isn’t even heavy!”, I play them this beast. Makes me feel like a proud dad.

[@reigerm.j.4160]

you call this "heavy"? lmao.

[@billslime6635]

I’d show them stuck, pollution, or counterfeit. They have heavier stuff.

[@andreyvolkov3117]

what about Get A Life song?

[@poragburagohain87]

@@reigerm.j.4160 oohhh we have a badass right here with lead balls y’all.. watch out

[@timsayre8321]

People who Judge Music On is how 'Heavy' it is Have Bland Taste, I want my music to Be dynamic and eclectic. People who are genre snobs sell themselves short.

[@oreo74nc]

That bass tho!! fucking sam rivers is a beast!!

[@warhearttv7625]

I'm Oreo almost all their tracks sam really killed it on! wes and sam had the coolest grooviest combo ever. if they had any other vocalist snobby metalheads would still be blowing this band because of their talent

[@elpechero4567]

I see that the problem is not the vocalist but the people, the people just like to hate on him so... it's kinda ridiculous nowadays. They all have talent to make what Limp Bizkit is.

[@82stuntman]

That Warwick though 😨

[@theresaevans7998]

Yeah. He's up there with Timmy C.

[@davidrinn2361]

This is Fred and Wes at their best together. Fred actually has something to say and Wes's guitar is awesome

[@zdoggzero6595]

David Rinn wes can usually crank out a decent to great riff but to hear fred try and be lyrical for once is a pleasant absurdity

[@AJ-of9yw]

Wes left cause the band was getting too "silly" he came back and did this album...then they went right back to being silly again...it's disappointing tbh

[@Nestorglass]

@@AJ-of9yw it's different tho. you can tell there's an element of irony in their goofiness now. Chocolate Starfish was unironically douchey (altho awesome imo) but the last stuff they put out seems actually self aware.

[@wjveryzer7985]

@@Nestorglass the self awareness is whats killing the music in my opinion. I just wish we could get an album where they take themselves serious again. Take th craft seriously. When they do that we get some amazing stuff. Dad vibes just bummed me out cause its just more of that ready to go esque rock/rap joke band crap.

[@Nestorglass]

@@wjveryzer7985 endless slaughter had an amazing blend of genres tho. that song feels serious to me. There's a bit of everything. Gold Cobra also has that kind of stuff inbetween. you can't please everybody:(

[@_beado_]

1:51 riff is the hardest fucking thing ever holy shit

[@liamgurney3802]

My roommate showed me this song a few days ago, it’s literally impossible to not headbang to that riff.

[@redlight8175]

shame the song is like something from RATM but that fucking riff with these drums is like some fucking heavy weight entry in to UFC

[@CWeaveLyrical]

@@redlight8175 whole album was very RATM but pretty sweet lol

[@thelombaxsystemtv7492]

Yeah, Dude. I fucking love sick breakdowns in Metal!!! Without them, Metal would be completely soulless!!!!

[@rockyevans1584]

Listen to the intro riff to Ignomnious and Pale by Necrophagist. You're welcome man

[@piotrt8306]

I listen to black and death metal most of the time, but I like Limp Bizkit. This is the band that got me into metal. Fred Durst is a great frontman, whatever people say. I can't imagine this band without him. To all the haters - listen to Chocolade Starfish from start to finish. Is it a bad album? Limp Bizkit is no Pantera, that's for sure, but this album is awesome.

[@TheHazed118]

yes, choclate starfish is bad lol. but 3 dollar bill y'all and this album are great.

[@hersha6761]

Agreed I wasn't happy with chocolate starfish. Never bought that album or listened to start to end . But idk ...i wanted Fred to talk shit back to Eminem at the time cause Em was . I just felt something needed to be said . Felt like breaking shit. FRED shouldve fired back. Make Em give him the free publicity But . I respect both not sure bout the beef between them kinda shitty.

[@diice23]

I'm late but just wanted to say that every album from limp is great for me ,everyone has their opinions and they should have but talk about haters so most of them don't even hate limp bizkit ,its just like a trend for people nowadays when they hear name limp bizkit all they can think is hate and then say that they hate him for being a douchebag which he never was i mean back then corey taylor from slipknot and eminem used to be douchebag . And one of the main reasons people really don't like him is because he don't care about haters he just ignores them .

[@misterj1396]

All their albums with Wes are good

[@diice23]

@@misterj1396 results may vary was also a great album

[@davebryan8416]

It's incredible seeing Sam Rivers play bass with that much skill and energy at the same time.

[@williamsmith1803]

You know the video isn't actually where the audio comes from, right? Durst's mouth doesn't quite match up to what he says, half of the time.

[@Malum09]

William Smith they mostly likely did play the song live, but decided to use the album version probably for better sound quality

[@patrickanselmo6615]

@@williamsmith1803 Sherlock

[@williamsmith1803]

@@patrickanselmo6615 Hey, thick neck; obviously, the original poster didn't realize that so I had to tell him. Just because you got to listen to Limp Bizkit and remember when you were 13 doesn't mean you get a permit to act 13 on the internet.

[@patrickanselmo6615]

@@williamsmith1803 calm down. Didn't want to provoke you :)

[@johnstoner666]

Limp Bizkit is so awesome. No one sounds like them. Wes, John Otto & Sam Rivers are a band that are undeniably talented and then you have Fred's weird fun sometimes stupid lyrics but its not meant to be serious most of the time, really fun. DJ Lethal is also a huge sound of LB I found out later on, I don't think most DJ's are really talented but he creates a a whole another layer. LOVE LB.

[@insay1909]

I can still remember buying this album. The cover made me feel like I was holding something holy. Then I heard the music an I wasn't wrong, the lyrics are some of the best an the guitar riffs so catchy but heavy as f@&k . Amazing album start to finish

[@richard7645]

I only liked two songs on that album

[@PatoLomas]

This track is one of the best Limp Bizkit's master pieces ever. They should play it in every show

[@A7XKoRnRocks1]

This has to be the most metal thing they did, the whole album is killer.

[@westdoze]

on that album? there first two albums were way heavier

[@justinwalker6902]

Very heavy and very raw🤘

[@jaupolio]

You sir did NOT simply listen to 3 Dollar Bill Yall.

[@fridz66]

Three dolla bill y’all... if you’re talking about heavy. They were hungry and the energy was overwhelming.

[@sssadisticskunk7058]

@@fridz66 not even close to metal except this song THE rest is all pop rap crap and charty Britney crap BEST metal bands in my opinion 1.linkin park 2.slipknot 3.korn 4.disturbed 5.pantera

[@BCaldwell]

All four of them brought it back to something fierce on this one. Not terribly sure if John Otto was on the drums in this film but it was a drastically underrated comeback that should have been recognized. I'm shocked that the record label stamped this record because It was never going to get airplay and that's accepting the truth. Hats off to LB for even getting this awesome album produced.

[@TheUnQuake]

John otto was not playing this song. It was Sammy SIegler. Both on the album and on this recording

[@COLLYD420]

Yeah. Much better drumming tbh

[@anthonybarnes1903]

I read limp Bizkit didn't even wanna promote this album much.

[@Malum09]

Anthony Barnes I think they said it was only Durst that didn’t wanna

[@23anomaly88]

Iz lb lone or lost bitch that Corey Ian HaiMastet request lol & y'all know that kgb boi had a box CHEvy with a queen st custom VOD..ka cause & black olives .. here we go again blizzard cke/fb coe

[@21karat58]

It's 2023 and I'm still listening to this masterpiece

[@turdchurner4012]

2024 🥂

[@Skuvy8]

2024!

[@anatoliytalissmen5709]

Oh yeah! Once Limp Bizkit tried to be in underground! Great times!

[@anatoliytalissmen5709]

***** Fuck. I wish you don't remind it. It's just fucked up.

[@todorkerev1707]

+Anatoliy Talissmen They already left him

[@anatoliytalissmen5709]

+todor kerev Good news, bro.

[@ahhwe-any7434]

I'm sorry.. but though I really don't understand how deep limp bizkit/ rage against the machine gets at times.. I bought this and thought about it.. & was like wow, they r like rage n sh! :/

[@todorkerev8157]

+Anatoliy Talissmen Not really . It was the best chance they had to be mainstream again

[@Enderpearl113]

id c what anyone says Fred Durst's vocals with Wes Borlands guitar mixed with that bass makes this song Golden

[@LTR1420]

I don't think anyone has ever said he was a "good" vocalist but his vocals are good for what Limp Bizkit is. Same kind of thing as Zach De La Rocha and Rage. Rage Against the Machine wouldn't be RATM without him.

[@gawdawful3378]

Yes it is.

[@cactusjoe7518]

Isnt it said in the beginning Wes left the band?

[@deebee251]

Yeah but rage against the machine became audioslave! those guys are very underrated musicians

[@dabob878]

madskrillz2 listen to the song stuck, nobody loves me, and pollution, Fred is a hell of a screamer

[@EccentricEmolga]

This song is heavy as fuck a very underrated track

[@nasikaa]

HELL YEAH!!!!!!!!

[@aldairgarcia5312]

de putamadre!

[@danieljohn2030]

Eccentric Emolga fuck yes!!!!

[@Fafafafafafaababababa]

Jared Sutton

[@EccentricEmolga]

@@Fafafafafafaababababa how did you know my name?

[@slantera]

I have to hand it to Limp Bizkit on this song. The bass intro had that Tool sound going on with a flavor RATM in the mix a bit later in this song. I'm very impressed by this. Sure it's many years after its release, but better late than never. This is truly a badass song. Well fucking done, LB!

[@WhizMitchell]

A lot of people slept on this album (UTP1)...its one of their best, in my opinion. I still listen to it today. Very underrated.

[@elitetrancechampions8620]

1:51 Oh hell yeah!!!

[@weldy1795]

that drop got me going crazy!

[@johnzackarias11]

Well, that's not a breakdown. It IS a drop.

[@tcswag801]

In their prime limp bizkit would destroy a sold out arena . Awesome stage presence each member gifted musician , and one of the better front man from late 90's-early 00's like him er not .

[@stefanodjakov2796]

Limp Bizkit have forever stated their existence and enhancement of metal music! This is the truth about what they could really achieve, like a top song, but really they chose to include it in a LP... Genius! I love this band since the first song I heard (Rollin', of course lol) I have since them fallen in love with the style and the music itself! Cheers everybody!

[@j4ckGamez97]

i hate when people do nothing but say bad stuff about LB this is probably one of their best songs that a lot of people never heard :(

[@Furykidxxx]

I recon Unquestionable Truth album is the best what happened from LB since Three Dollars Bill Yall

[@preetamsaha1]

totally agreed !!

[@richard7645]

It just created a different fan base when hot dog album came out.

[@dmc7088]

imagine ACCEPTING THE TRUTH ….

[@kolbywinn1402]

I don't think people realize just how deep the concept of this album can go. The truth and the mini film are masterful really.

[@Altroburst]

the only album where Durst wrote the lyric so serious and on point.

[@jammyrapper7426]

I guess u haven't heard 3 dollar billyall or significant other

[@prodNieva]

limp bizkit has literally 3 songs that the lyrics are kinda stupid, then all the other songs has good lyrics

[@grannygumjob8290]

@@jammyrapper7426those albums as good as they are do have some cheesy lyrics but overall it don’t matter still good songs

[@therealaustinpowers1967]

Why can't Limp Bizkit's new songs sound like this?

[@miki_the_little198]

listen to "thieves" their new song it sounds pretty simillar

[@MultiLililililili]

Yeah they've been playing thieves since the 90s, nothing new there

[@Thebigfish0]

Because the era of nu metal and metal in general is over.

[@Metalheadaches]

james nayci don't say that :(

[@migz-kun4326]

Dwight K Schrute Beet Farmer It’s kinda sad but yeah. Why can’t they make these types of shit? This is fire

[@flintcountytomarkarth786]

Darker, heavier LB should be a more regular thing.

[@PiousMoltar]

The fact that TUT part 2 was never finished is the greatest crime against humanity As if we missed out on a whole album of more shit like this

[@PiousMoltar]

And apparently the music was all done, if I remember correctly. Fred was just struggling a lot mentally I think. You can see that from the part 1 studio vids. Never could get the vocals done...

[@midchaff5010]

Really is a crime, I think this is their best sound

[@davidrinn2361]

I love how heavy the riffs are in this song. this is their best album. I still hope that they release part 2 some day.

[@ML-wh8po]

Me too

[@AnyManyTV]

Borland Genius Gitarist

[@NeoPlanetx]

you know that this guitarrist is not wes but mick? but yes Borland is a genius i agree =)

[@TMmodify]

this is Wes.

[@NeoPlanetx]

you're right, sorry

[@TMmodify]

Lucas Eduardo you don't have to be sorry, but a guy with the same face using his signature guitar...who could it be ? XD

[@NeoPlanetx]

he looks like mike in this clip, that`s why i tough it was mike XD

[@CptCudlScoops]

HOLY SHIT. This would have been amazing if they did this their whole career.

[@MarkM-j8o]

0:55 0:55 0:55

[@MarkM-j8o]

1:01 1:01 1:01 1:01

[@MarkM-j8o]

😢😢😢😢😮😮😮😮😮

[@MarkM-j8o]

1:16 1:16 1:16 1:16 1:16 1:17 1:17 1:17 1:17 1:17 1:17 1:17 1:18 1:18 1:18 1:18 1:18 1:18 1:19 1:19 1:19 1:19 1:19 1:20 1:20

[@MarkM-j8o]

1:23 1:23 1:23 1:24 1:24

[@cyberpunk7764]

Maestros, año 2005, disco de culto y gran influencia de la adolescencia. Siempre fiel a Limp Bizkit desde los años 90s!

[@ghostmax3898]

2023 Still Awesome. Still Grteat. Unquestionable

[@LucasRivera2000]

This is probably the most heavy and non-silly sounding Limp Bizkit song I've heard. It kicks ass! They shoulda been like this since the start!

[@andrewtaylor8030]

3 Dollar Bill , their first album, they go hard!

[@robinknight8392]

@@andrewtaylor8030 yup was thinking the same thing

[@alexrankin8211]

@@andrewtaylor8030 nope, 3 dollar bill is not heavier than this song. This has heavy as metal not as hardcore. But of course 3 dollar bill is good album.

[@ronbrace8615]

Please ,all that silly shit tht comes from those other metal bands... You say they're silly lol....plz their a step up frm tht other garbage.

[@LucasRivera2000]

@@andrewtaylor8030 3 Dollar Bill is dope too. And I do think that a lot of their other stuff is good. It's just Fred that made things sound kinda silly lol

[@adamusso_tk]

Holy shit, I'm Limp Bizkit fan for years and I've never heard this song before! They were great after Wes came back!

[@TheHiddencrusader]

Without Wes "Limp Bizkit" was just "Limp"!

[@migz-kun4326]

Adam Basa I think when they recorded this, Wes was a little reluctant since they still have little problems... I don’t know... I just saw that “Making Of Unquestionable Truth Legenado part 1” ok KZbin and Wes seemed a little upset about some stuff and here and there

[@Squazzoo68]

This is the best song I've ever heard from them! Why wasn't this a HUGE hit?

[@MR_FIAT]

because they didnt promote it or did a tour for the record it, was intentional.

[@carlosdavidjaimes337]

I think because as wes borand left the band tehy didn't put it on an album (sell this one) so that may be the reason, maybe this is just on YT

[@anthonybarnes1903]

@@carlosdavidjaimes337 it is on the album. Limp Bizkit just didn't wanna promote the album, so by society's standards, the album flopped.

[@tonywoodfield9986]

The best song by limp bizkit ever!! Such an underated EP! Hope they do a psrt2!

[@i_se1197]

Мало кто эту тему помнит и знает - она ведь не хайповая была. Но когда я её услышал, мне мозг унесло на орбиту.

[@63EZEKIEL]

Поддерживаю. Эта ЕПишка просто бомба, тоже когда услышал, то просто улетел на...

[@ВсадникАпокалипсиса-я9е]

самый лучший их трек из когда-либо написанных ими

[@jurisladnovs5153]

🥳

[@gaborhorvath4302]

So underrated! 2021, still fire!

[@so_tired_of_you_all]

Heavy album, awesome song, loving this so much, been listening this for years and always coming back! I would really dig Pt. 2

[@gnarlymunkey]

As an old skool Bizkit fan, I wish they add this song to their setlist.

[@666Hazard666]

I think I like this album so much because it's their least commercial sounding one. It's got an energy to it that they hadn't had before and haven't had since. Really raw.

[@622Superman]

This was the closest we got to the original album's sound and I loved it. You can even tell by how much Wes was getting into it. 🤘

[@DevilNEDVED]

1:50 this transition hits hard af

[@MegaSpiritualWarrior]

Our Father which art in heaven, Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us for our sins, as we forgive those that sin against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.

[@armandoarrojo9841]

Best riff ever

[@janambro8919]

i will write this on every track of this album and you won't stop me. "underrated album"

[@Balanced-Miracles]

lately I've been reconnecting with my childhood jams and finding great enlightment and bringing me back to my youth days. One such band that brings me there was Limp Bizkit. 2 New songs in particular, well new to me anyway are The Truth and Walking Away. While most people state that Chocolate Starfish and The Hotdog Flavored Water was their best album, I disagree while it was good I still gotta go with The Significant Other released in 99. It was the pop culture and TRL and that which I was into and both then, since, and to this day puts a gleam on the gem that is their best works for me. My brother two years under me had bought this album while I was in high school and I borrowed it quite a bit to listen to it and headbang to it on my portabl cd player and headphones. While the only cd I bought of them was Results May Vary I still think Significant Other is their best and has a genuine place in pop culture and that time musically and culturally when you see those videos that were playing a lot on MTV at the time such as Nookie and Rearranged even today just brings me back to a place when I had more energy and was a teen haha. That's why I still like Significant Other the best to this day. But lately as I said The Truth and Walking Away those are awesome and I found some other songs I like which I had not known about of Limp Bizkit which were on the unquestionable truth part 1 all 7 tracks. and some of their other very good songs of Limp Bizkit is Faith, Why, Bittersweet Home. In particular I'm very happy they did the song bittersweet home. With that song, they combined two awesome songs together. I'm suprised this song and the way they did it did not become incredibly popular. Perhaps its just because music is not popularized how it used to be so its more low key and take what you want. So it takes someone to point these things out. But Bittersweet Home is an awesome song! They took one of my favorite songs ever which has a lot of meaning to me which is Bittersweet Symphony by the Verve. Also his story as actually really incredible mr. Fred Durst and his grow up documentary made me appreciate him as an artist that much more. Wish he would do more materials like all these favorites I've talked about on this comment. I'm not a fan of his latest material but am glad he's still being an Artist and producing new materials/songs. Nonetheless as I said, I really appreciate his artistry and his impact on music in general. He could shout and screem with feeling and make it sound good and give the songs vibrancy and though other artists have also done it, he used elements of rap and heavy metal and hard rock and created beautiful songs that stand today as still real good and unique. It bothers me that the music I loved particularly of late 90's to early 2000's basically died off by mid 2000's somewhere around 2006 then there were few hits I was ever interested in. But the funny thing is there were so many good songs and hits also from those years of about 1998 to 2006 in like every music genre. Then since then not many that I liked much. Some hits from Lady Gaga I liked, and black eyed peas and its like what happened to all the other good popular music? those artists set the bar high and popular music evolved into something entirely different which I consider aren't good songs and aren't good music since like 2006 for the most part. that's how I feel.

[@aleiferthenorthman7935]

that dirty riff is epic wish they included it more in their songs. the real heavy riffs

This is one of my favorites by them

[@jetser24]

This is so much heavier than their usual stuff.

[@MrDjambronk]

+jetser24 yeah i really wish they continue create music like this

[@TMmodify]

listen to 3 dollar bill yall

[@LTR1420]

Not really. Well, yes and no. A lot heavier than their latest stuff but pretty similar to their early stuff.

[@scorgon48]

TMmodify counter fit dude lol

[@akpolska]

07 stalemate. My fav all time

[@davidrinn2361]

I'll say this again, this is the LB that I wish kept going. This is awesome. Fred had something to say and Wes and the band were on point.

[@622Superman]

No one can say these guys don't know how to rock out and put on a show, even just making a video at practice. Man, I love this song, love this album, I still don't know to this day how this gem fell through the cracks and went almost completely unnoticed.

[@brianabarca9003]

That's what I'm saying

[@deceptivelyfun2194]

Well, it was s surprise album drop after a commercial bust with Mike Smith on guitar and they didn't announce wes was returning until the album was released. Then before the tour he quit the band again and they stopped promoting the album

[@colins7771]

So so awesome. I remember when this came out and my friends and I were already huge LB fans... and this just blew our minds. Ive watched this hundreds of times... but not in a while... so awesome.

[@XxlololalalexX]

Now THIS was Limp Bizkit.

[@callmexxjacobxx]

no IT wasn't. original peek limp is 1999. This after wes left and came back in 2005

[@jaupolio]

They are still the SAME and have not sold out like scrawny, pansy little emos in skinny jeans as most corrupted bands has done! I'm glad about it

[@misterj1396]

All Limp Bizkit is good imo

[@abej9790]

@@jaupolio Those bands took themselves too seriously and became the slaves of trends for approval, to be respected, while LB was critised for being silly but that's EXACTLY how they stayed the same, by not giving a damn.

[@xen2241]

rage against the bizkit prob my fav song by them though

[@TimmyOsman]

lol

[@TheOffspringerBcn]

Bizkit Against The Machine

[@dabob878]

You have to listen to their album three dollar bill it's way better than this

[@xen2241]

lmao.. yeah like i didnt wake up with that album in my boombox and transfer it to the diskman before school... im 30 lol, i owned that album when i was like 12

[@dabob878]

D Angel oh that's cool sorry I didn't know

[@vswed-SESH]

holy shit bru I forgot bout this gem 😂 the memories limp bizkit gave with me his music

[@jhedziaandjai]

secluded from hollywood and all the glitz and glamour, they recorded this song raw. I bought the album just off this one song and played it till it started skipping.the energy produced from it is off the charts.

[@eigilsimeti2581]

How on earth do they play in a confined space without bumping into each other especially when the bass lights up it's like musicians in a mosh pit you can't touch me my bass is a lightsaber may the force be with you

[@cokkralsucuk]

PLEASE DO THE PART 2 !!!

[@thecarsonigen]

Offspring is releasing their first album in several years. Now it's time Limp Bizkit and System of a Down release new albums lol

[@timsayre8321]

They should Do an album together, I just typed that as a Joke, But that May Actually Be Great. Limp System

[@michaelhuebner6843]

Stampede of the Disco Elephants was never released because Limp Bizkit left Cash Money Records before it was released and Cash Money won't let them release it under another record label so it is forever lost. I bet this is why they have yet to release anything new.

[@jhedziaandjai]

@@michaelhuebner6843 actually Limp Bizkit is in the end stages of this album. the hold up: Fred and his vocals. According to Wes, Fred goes into the studio, lays down the verses, listens to them, hates them, deletes them and repeats. He knows how Fred is and he will not allow this album to see the light of day now until he feels like it's perfect. But Wes is confident the album will be killer because Fred is going to make sure it's a killer album.

[@rogerdelacruz7551]

So LB released an album yesterday, it’s not good. Came back to listen to this and read comments. So I’m here, it’s 11/1/21, and TUT was their peak.

[@Pendragon912]

The whole unquestionable truth is heavy as fuck

[@ChrisDVaughn1971]

Hands down the best song this band has ever recorded. Gives me goosebumps everytime I watch it. The ending is so intense.

[@thegoddamnbatman3078]

listening to The Truth is like a power injection

[@Trufolz]

11 years later and the part 2 of the album still doesn't exist

[@JoshThorsen]

i miss that energy so much. I need Fred Durst and Wes Borland in my life, daily.

[@Edsonee]

The guitar riffs are simple incredible !

[@paulobotas3597]

Ive been listening to limp bizkit for about 20 years and have never heard of it. One of my favorites

[@nachogomez3599]

wes borland 100 % sound and acttitude of limp bizkit !! yeahhh

[@Da_Fktopuss]

Borland wasn't with them until 2009

[@muaidgazali2391]

@@Da_Fktopuss wrong!!! That is wes borland first time since rejoining

[@pantelistheodoropoulos]

Our father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name, deliver me from evil - OMG as a orthodox christian listening to metal for 30 years this is the best line ive ever heard in a song ...... there needs to be more of it, no wonder why this didnt go mainstream

[@bikibaws]

sam rivers always takes it to the matthews bridge underrated guy

[@davidnissim589]

The riff at 1:50 nearly knocked me out of my chair

[@xasthur2030]

I'm proud to say that I have been playing this on repeat for the past month.

[@jesusolver8382]

Siguen pasando los años y la buena música no se olvida limp Bizkit x siempre

[@abdulinniss3287]

The bridge alone is sweet.

[@SLIM5561]

Esta es la parte oscura de limp bizkit es un álbum muy bueno.

[@roolyknoxville6760]

Ojalá vuelvan con algo así

[@wildshyguy4910]

Lastima, que nunca hicieron nada más de este estilo.

[@JesusSaves86AB]

Imagine accepting the Way the Truth and the Life.

[@chrispayne4056]

Honestly, this is probably the dark horse best song ever written by Limp Bizket. An absolute hidden gem.

[@daskrunkly3213]

wouldn’t call it a hidden gem because the entire album was like this. They took themselves very seriously on The Unquestionable Truth and it’s honestly a great record.

[@TheFloatingBartender]

this for me is when I enjoyed them most. Dont get me wrong I grew up with them but my taste changed. This will remain a top album for me

[@simonmoine]

Limp Bizkit is magic...magic and perfect.

[@xMtysx02]

So much raw energy, best riff ever

[@SKEC212]

Even without an audience still playing hard and smashing it out. It's been a while man. :).

[@autopsynaz]

IMO this is probably one of the best Limp Bizkit songs out there, I respect that the new album sounds like 1999 but I think their new one should be more of this stuff, trully the most underrated song of this band, glad to see there's 3.7m likes though.

[@taylorbradford7853]

Happy 10 years everyone. A decade since the release of the unquestionable truth part 1. 5/2/05 - 5/2/15!!

[@jasonnoneofyourbusiness4526]

In my opinion, "Truth" is their apex; they could have taken this so much further with other songs. They have come so far since "3 dollar bill". Watching their performance of Faith on TV and then hearing Broke became my first favs. To me, this music video showcases each member as a master in their own style while still coming together as a whole to produce a single harmonious, head-banging, nostalgia moment in time. Great song.

[@kanalvarez736]

All of songs Limp Bizkit’s are amazing !!!!

[@StepSoftlyGhost]

Best thing they ever did besides their debut. Seriously awesome. I wish they did a part 2 instead of the shite they're puking up now.

[@TMmodify]

David Brown I really liked Endless Slaughter though

[@al112v4]

Part 2 it's likely gonna happen.

[@mikekrumpelmann9470]

Limp Bizkit has always rocked it!! They'll go down in history!!! Love it!!

[@tylernesh5130]

Best they ever got in my opinion wish they woulda continued with this sound

[@iamdancer]

This song was ahead of it's time