RAP FAN BREAKS STUFF REACTING TO “Limp Bizkit - Break Stuff” | REACTION

[@FlatOutAnakin898]

The censored version hurts my soul, but we're still here for it! :D

[@Taco-TannerVODS]

😂 my brain filled in the curse words so I didn't really notice it was the censured version.

[@Epikcat444]

Hello fellow Joey pfp

[@FlatOutAnakin898]

​@@Epikcat444 Hello! That's a nice one as well! How's life? :)

[@Epikcat444]

@@FlatOutAnakin898 pretty good, I went to the aquarium today

[@FlatOutAnakin898]

​@@Epikcat444 Oh cool! What was your favourite animal you seen?

[@Nu.Metal.Kid.99]

If you don't know Limp Bizkit, you've completely missed the late 90s and early '00s. This videoclip is from the year 2000. During that era, they dominated mainstream music, alongside Eminem and Linkin Park (not their precursors).

[@anthonywissell7002]

KoRn was at the forefront as well.

[@oneslikeme]

This album was their second album, released in '99. Linkin Park's first album released in '00. So Limp Bizkit's popularity didn't hit long before Linkin Park released, but they were still a precursor. Along with Korn, they primed everyone for more rap/hip-hop collabs. I would say Linkin Park perfected it though.

[@Nu.Metal.Kid.99]

@oneslikeme yes, them and Korn paved the way for Linkin Park, Papa Roach, and other huge bands. But the Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water also came out in 2000, and it was as big as Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory back then. Limp Bizkit enjoyed their huge mainstream popularity until 2004/2005, so they were at the top of the music industry alongside their peers during that period before their fame fell off.

[@theOGnokk]

That's a fact. You straight too young not born or lived under a damn rock if you don't know limp bizkit

[@jeffwilliamson736]

Good times.

[@OraloriaGames]

Love the fact you spotted Jonathan Davies almost instantly but took a couple of passes on the old Snoop Dogg. Defo earned some metal points there!

[@kathrynirwin-meiste533]

He is the first one that I watched ,who actually seen and knew it was JD 😂

[@patrickvillafuerte7943]

I fucking cried laughing at "Dr. Korn".

[@nostrum6410]

hardly anybody recognizes snoop

[@tezzah94]

The radio edit was a bit of a mistake if you wanted to feel the rage 😂 screaming "motherfucker" hits different

[@voidwraithprime8521]

The big dogs are in this video because for a very short amount of time in the 90s, Limp Bizkit was one of the biggest bands on earth.

[@syx3s]

nobody that didn't experience it first hand has no idea how _HUGE_ limp bizkit was back in the day. BY FAR the most intense concerts i've ever been to.

[@anandngangbam11]

My favourite band, they were the god's from hell

[@lukepercival3427]

"Dr Korn". Arch nemesis of Master Maize...

[@JeremyJohn781]

Bravo!!!

[@lukestark3]

"Where did my shoe go?" That's all the reaction we need my dude 😂

[@Aughtel]

Ahh...memories...

[@DMLlama]

I felt that 😂😂

[@Nu.Metal.Kid.99]

This is Nü Metal at its finest 🔥 Limp Bizkit is the perfect blend between metal and hip hop. They have so many bangers! Please react to "Rollin", "Nookie", "Gold Cobra", "N 2 Gether Now (ft. Method Man)" and "My Generation". I think you'll luv it!

[@Angi-no-e]

I'd even go as far as saying they're what happens when you join metal and hip hop with a weld of punk because there's a kind of punkishness going on in the mix too.

[@kaphinated]

"this isnt really making me want to Break Stuff" to " Where is my shoe?!" In 5 minutes

[@hii_sushii]

hilarious that you clocked Jonathan 😂 him and Fred had a "conflict" going on but they were besties really. They have a song together "All in the Family" which is... something! lyric wise! but i will still dance to it !

[@pandaural4596]

All in the family is amazingly hilarious 😂 it's one of my sons favourites

[@MeowMixKat0307]

Came here to say this. I wish they'd he bros again.

[@Xeroforte]

God that song is trash 😂

[@LeperMessiah2]

Who doesn't Fred have a beef with😂

[@Therealchrist]

All in the Family is a good laugh, deffo worth reacting to XD.

[@cmartinsr]

Personally, I think the live version, specifically Woodstock 1999, goes a lot crazier, so I’d highly recommend watching that one, if you want to truly feel like breaking something lol

[@speers1373]

Watch woodstock 99 live version

[@jleo8656]

Best experience of my life. Limp Biscuit was phenomenal, but even better imo, was NIN! I've seen NIN before and after, but never with the kind of energy they had at Woodstock.

[@Defensive_Wounds]

The doco makes that music video a downer though knowing a girl is being r*ped in the audience...plus Fred encourages people to start fires. He has changed his ways at shows though, especially after a girl died in an Australian Big Day Out music festival - he now asks mid song if someone is okay if he thinks they are struggling from on stage! Good to see this tbh...

[@SurlyHannah]

I think they might have broken too many stuffs in Woodstock 99, in retrospect

[@zacksheehan2346]

@@Defensive_Woundsthe fires were the red hot chili peppers fault

[@frogg9835]

"Where has my shoe gone, I'm glad my light isn't broke." Man felt it and he didn't even know

[@thegodofwine8228]

I find it funny how there are a couple 'stars' of the 90s/00s that he didnt recognize, and no one ever will again lol. Limp Bizkit, and rap metal rocked, it really just did, and I like that there are hints of it coming back

[@lindseyward6421]

Dr Korn 😂 yes that was him Jonathan Davis

[@explorewestcoast]

That made my chuckle 😂

[@pandaural4596]

Love this reaction!! Your excitement when you spotted johnathan davis was epic!! ❤

[@dustinbeeghly7025]

Mr Korn 😂

[@richardashworth400]

"Dr Korn, Mr Korn" absolutely sent me.

[@davidhuffman1173]

“Dr Korn” cracked me the fuck up!!! Yes, all these cameos are label guys. Limp Bizkit was an opening act for Korn when the started.

[@Kellew78]

"Where did my shoe go?!" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@justinwilder3514]

After he said it wasn’t the kinda song he would get into like that😂

[@ademoss80]

You are the ONLY person Ive seen blind react to this song that recognized Jonathan Davis. Props!!! We all have those days. Snoop, Dre, Eminem, Jonathan Davis from Korn, Pauly Shore.... I may be forgetting someone. I love being a part of this journey you're going on. Thank you for sharing it with us!!! ❤

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

Seth Green

[@samonthecoast]

kirsten dunst as well!

[@paulfadeley3496]

Little girl is Hailey Eminems daughter, the older lady near the beginning is Fred the lead singers mom, the older guy near the end is Henry Winkler (AKA the The fonz from Happy Days or more recently the coach from the movie The Waterboy), and one of the skateboarders is Rob Dyrdek the host of MTVS Ridiculousness!!!!

[@ademoss80]

@@samonthecoast Wait really?!?!

[@samonthecoast]

@@ademoss80 I could swear she’s in the group of girls towards the end of the video unless it’s someone that looks just like her! Google isn’t giving me any help I may be wrong :(

[@VerchielxKanda]

You NEVER heard of these guys?? NEVER??!! Oh. Oh wow. Rollin', Nookie, My Generation, Take A Look Around, Hot Dog, all are great ones. Uncensored versions are the best obviously. Same for Break Stuff.

[@rodiondissonance]

...and My Way 😊

[@CooperMarketingUnlimited]

​@@rodiondissonance We can't forget Boiler and The One.

[@rodiondissonance]

@@CooperMarketingUnlimited ...and Dad Vibes! It's so funny)

[@RSXVPS]

He's not into the genre, so why would he have heard of them / the songs! My 60 year old mother hasn't either - But she loves the stones etc...

[@zacksheehan2346]

Stuck & counterfeit

[@mamdragon4158]

Korn and Limp Bizkit did a tour together called Family Values. Both lead singers did a rap/rock song together called "All in the Family" where they diss and roast each other back and forth and it's quite worth a listen lol

[@davidward9737]

Who from here don't know about Gen X... We burnt the place to the ground. Yeah anyone else there? My sisters and brothers. We rule this world now.. Look at us without cell phones.. Another world. Love you all ❤

[@shawnannul]

Limp Bizkit was EVERYWHERE from 99 to 2005! TRL generation: Every day, we were exposed to a wide variety of genres in one place. We had Korn, Limp Bizkit, Britney, Linkin Park, Mariah Carey, Eminem, NSYNC all on one show at the same time. It was great.

[@sz9855]

You need to check out P.O.D. they’re one of the most underrated bands. Youth of the nation, on the grind, this time, set your eyes to zion, execute the sounds, the reasons, freedom fighters, asthma, roots in stereo, sounds like war, alive, and ridiculous are great songs. They have great lyrics and merge rock, hip hop and reggae the best.

[@metalafro]

And P.O.D just released a couple of bangers. Throwback to good ol' times for sure.

[@richardashworth400]

Dude. Youth of a Nation is a TUUUUUUUUNE.

[@cryptobee6062]

Get on Korn - twisted transistor. You might enjoy the video!

[@wheatthicks]

Go ahead and add the super short song Twist while you’re at it.

[@kiani-maebell7512]

Teddy is my new KZbin addiction. He's so sweet. Love his honest opinions to alternative music ❤

[@BulldogMack700rs]

Durst was in a bunch of Eminem videos, everyone appeared in everyone's stuff back in the day. It may of sounded aggressive but it was a perfect storm of between hip hop and rock, bands paying homage to legends from all music they grew up around and enjoyed. From Kid Rock to Christina Aguilar everyone vibed and poked fun at each other in their music and videos.

[@codybell8744]

I went to a 3 day metal festival last year. Limp Bizkit was one of the headliners. I wasn't really looking forward to them because I thought they didn't fit in the lineup. They ended up being my favorite performance the entire weekend. It got fucking dangerous in the crowd during this song lol I'd kill to see them live again

[@russellhoyt588]

Are you talking about Aftershock? A couple of my friends were there. That was their first time seeing them, too.

[@codybell8744]

@russellhoyt588 no, I'm talking about Inkcarceration

[@russellhoyt588]

Oh, yeah,@@codybell8744​. I forgot they were a that one. I'll be seeing them at Sonic Temple in a few months!

[@seanwoods4883]

You younguns crack me up with the cameos 😂 The BIZKIT owned 99-2000 Everyone loved them. Hell Em dist him In Just Like Me 😂😂😂

[@Ennui.]

Basically, Limp Bizkit was on top of the world between 1999 to 2001... Pretty much the biggest band in the world at the time, so it's not hard to imagine how they managed to have people like Snoop, Dre and Eminem in their video. Korn did the same thing with their video for Twisted Transistor, btw... Might want to check that out?

[@oneslikeme]

Love Twisted Transistor

[@Jason-Taylor]

Check out the Woodstock 1999 concert version of this song. The crowd destroyed the venue because of lack of accommodations and high prices and went nuts when Limp Bizkit took the stage and performed this song.

[@grazvydasziulys7546]

was looking for this comment! 😂🤣🙅‍♂️ the festival was oblivious

[@bettinaz4917]

In the video: Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Dr. Dre, Jonathan Davis from Korn, Hailie Jade Mathers, Eminem and daughter, Pauly Shore, The model Lily Aldridge, Tony Hawk and his son Riley, Roger Daltrey, Derek Jeter, Bucky Lasek, Aaron Lewis from Staind and his brother Richard Lewis, John Otto, and Sam Rivers.

[@Makaveli13Xroy]

listen to the uncensored version of this ! i swear if youve ever had a rough day at work ; play this in the car on the way home , you''ll feel better trust me 😂

[@seanwoods4883]

This is Gen X at it's BEST!!! This was our anthem!!!

[@beezrl9845]

You gotta start the electric callboy adventure

[@fantasykingdoms]

Yes, please!

[@keithaguilar9790]

All of these guys hung out together in the 90's....liKe everyone. Nirvana, Korn, Limp Bizkit, Ice Cube, Dre, Snoop, 2 Pac, etc. Ice Cube went on tour with Korn and has a track with them. With the exception of the East Coast vs West Coast nonsense , they all mostly got along. Except for Guns and Roses.... no one got along with them. Mostly because of Axl Rose.

[@dazijah]

6:08 "OH!! That's that guy!" **literally guesses jonathan's name first try in the freak on a leash reaction and doesn't realize he actually knows his name**

[@Smariea]

As always love your energy you bring! Another great review! Didn’t disappoint. Haven’t heard this jam in years

[@liquidminds]

All the nu metal bands were successful around the same time in the late 90s, early 2000s. Limp Bizkit started the public break through and dominated the music scene for a couple years. They basically opened the doors in radio for nu metal and all the other nu metal bands broke through the flood gates as if the world had waited for them. Was a good time to be a teenager.

[@BraceDeville]

I used to bang this with the T-Tops out on my Z28 Camero back in the day. I still get amped when that drop happens.

[@sejbomb]

Listening to this before work when you’ve woken up on the wrong side of the bed. Perfection. 😂

[@joeoje7488]

Back in the day neo-metal and hip-hop had such a vibe together ! This is why you see Dre, Snoop and others in some videos. You should check the song they made with Method Man called "N 2 gether now" there's a music video ! you'd be surprised 😁

[@TheNewAmericanMedia]

The late 90's music scene was something else....

[@fallingxreach]

I'd love to see you react to The End of Heartache by Killswitch Engage, it's genuinely one of my favourite songs by that band, its got such a heavy sound with surprisingly beautiful lyrics

[@robertrtr1603]

God I’ve been wanting him to do killswitch he will love if

[@fallingxreach]

Howard's voice is so good, he'd definitely love the ranges and whatnot that are in basically every Killswitch song

[@shannondarling5311]

Love killswitch. My last serenade...chefs kiss

[@freyjabrigid]

“It’s not a song I’d go crazy to…” (hold please) 7:48 😂

[@chuckbossart]

Seen these guys on the Family Values tour in 1999. You can't even imagine how crazy it was with Korn, Limp Biscuit, Run DMC, Method Man/ Redman, Jarule, and Filter was in one concert!

[@user-dx2dm8oq8g]

I remember as a kid putting on the music video channel they topped the charts for a long time, I'd hear it multiple times a day on different countdowns, on the radio, at amusement parks. Them and Linkin park dominated that genre. They made the rock/punk/skater culture, style and music mainstream to kids who maybe didn't fit in that scene or didn't know about it, back then it was often rich suburban kids or a specific crowd who wanted to rebel who listened to rock and adopted the style. I think that's why the rock hipsters looked down on them back then.

[@fictionwerks]

Their DJ is DJ lethal from House of pain

[@sami7287]

😂😂😂😂😂 This reaction went EXACTLY how I expected it to go "You guys said I'd wanna throw things, be prepared, I'll be honest, its not one of those tracks for me" Yeahhhhhh you just wait for it m'dear *5 mins later and the light goes for a flying lesson* theeeeere we have it I'm on my arse atm, got covid, barely moved a muscle today but when it dropped, even I got a little hype and flopped around in my bed a bit.... and I knew what was coming! 😂 Great reaction again I'm off to cough some more and eagerly await the next upload ✌️

[@highheeledfagin]

Get well, soon 🖤💜

[@Malgor00]

Hey sami, I'll tell you the same thing I told my mom all those years ago, "Don't fukkin' die!" Get well soon

[@sami7287]

@@Malgor00 lmao words to live by! You'll be happy to hear I'm surviving 💪😂

[@erinlilly2274]

That is indeed Dr Korn. Bravo! Your face when you recognized each one of the other cameos (except Pauly Shore, cowboy hat towards the end) made my whole week.

[@danielshea518]

KORN and Limp Bizkit toured together on " The FAMILY VALUES" Tour. It also featured ICE CUBE, RAMMSTEIN, and ORGY

[@Havøc_Varangian]

Dude I am 40 and this song still bangs! I grew up listening to LB, Korn, Manson, Rob Zombie, etc etc

[@heatheral-hammadi3046]

This track hits different with the cuss words in it.

[@Carloz35]

The censored version is such a shame

[@dwaynehorton8983]

Just say it…. those Fu*kers need to Fu*king put “The Fu*k” back the Fu*k in the Fu*king song and leave it the Fu*k alone🤣🤣🤣 I’m sorry🤣🤣🤣

[@tdomtib]

Dude went from "nah this song doesn't make me want to break shite" to breaking his studio light 😂😅 Great reaction brother

[@jamescornelison4256]

The censorship really pulls the plug on this song, enjoy the full impact of the non censored version

[@noonlight-kv5ks]

Many guests in this clip, Snoop Dog, Pauly Shore, Dre, Jonathon Davies, Eminem and his daughter Haley, even a quick shot of Brad Pitt or other actors and musicians.

[@Courier_Eris]

"Dr Korn"😂😂 had me!!!

[@logisticsninjistics]

Im in tears

[@MrDekasOne]

I've been waiting for this day, I saw them live a couple of months ago this song is so popular they did it twice

[@ManubibiWalsh]

“This isn’t making me want to break stuff” oh it’s going to 😂

[@SayianPrince586]

Em and Fred were both going after whitey Ford (everlast) Limp backs out and em makes the diss track girls against limp.

[@Nightfallwoodworks]

I absolutely LOVE that you only half recognized snoop, weren’t all that impressed with Dre and Em being in it and then freaked when you saw Jonathan Davis!

[@allfather5150]

Back in '99 I went to see the Korn Family Values tour. It was Limp Bizkit, Rammstien, Korn, and a couple others were there. But sandwiched in the middle was Ice Cube. A live set from Ice Cube. And the crowd loved it! Still one of my favorite concert memories.

[@SparkimusPrime]

One of the best tours of my life.

[@JasenHeffner]

AHAHAHAHAAHAHAH first 30 seconds of video " you guys said this would make me want to jump around and punch walls, and im not really getting that vibe" cut to end of song " i hope my lamp isnt broken.. wheres my shoe?" /subscribed

[@Manson.Nana66]

I just found your videos and I ABSOLUTELY love you!! I love your reactions

[@MizFrost]

Lol they're in the video cause they were buds. They toured together. In the late 90's and early 00's, on the Family Values Tour you could see Korn, Limp Bizkit, and Run DMC on the same stage. It was a wild af time.

[@xgwomanx]

This song is on my angry playlist 😂

[@veevamm3642]

Yes Korn and Limp did the FAMILY VALUES TOUR in the states back when his video came out. Was a monumental show🤘🤘🤘

[@Trish150655]

I love your reactions! my 2 favourite bands tool & Korn! I found them both when I was 13 years old in 1993. Also along w/ Deftones ,rage against the machine, Chevelle, Nine Inch Nails, Linkin Park, Alice In Chains, Slipknot. etc…. When do we get TOOL!?

[@TeddyGreyOS]

Ahhhh, well my first Tool reaction was literally uploaded on Patreon 2 days ago so you’re in luck! 😂

[@tommysaroda4446]

​@@TeddyGreyOS can react to Metalica song called Nothing else matters) the official music video

[@SnoWhite2420]

@@TeddyGreyOS👏👏👏

[@covrmeporkins38]

Me: ".... but is he gunna recognize Johnathan Davis..?" Teddy: "OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" Me: "OOOOOOOOOOOO" 11/10 you never disappoint lmao

[@booyarenndikki]

BELEIVE IT OR NOT ...ONE OF THE MOST COMMON LINES SAID AFTER THIS SONG IS EXACTLY WHAT YOU SAID...."WHERE'D MY SHOE GO?!!" LMAO 😋

[@adamb403]

Duuude! YES! This was one of my jams back when it came out! Nice one spotting most the cameos too. The fact you got the singer of Korn so fast was epic! Being a rap fan, there is a song you should check out by Limp Bizkit as it features Method Man! The song is "N 2 Gether Now". Pretty awesome track to be honest. Doesn't go hard but has a nice beat too it. If you do check it out, I hope you enjoy! Loving the reactions! Keep 'em coming dude! :D

[@libsterella]

Back in the late 90s-early 00s, I worked in a call center. Yeah...I know. At the end of the day, I was usually in a bad mood after dealing with idiot customers. So I burned a CD called "Lib's Angry Mix" - this was the first song.

[@amberrichards2080]

Jonathan Davis of Korn and Fred of Limp Bizkit did guest spots on each other's albums that same year, on Korn's it was called All in the Family, done kind of battle rap style with rock flair.

[@TheMalchiah]

I giggled a bit when you mentioned the cameos but when you said “Dr. Korn” I belly laughed for a good two minutes. I know exactly what you meant but god damn that got me rolling. I love you man.

[@goddessunicornboops311]

Oh Limp Bizkit, this is a fun rabbit hole! You should also check out a newer song Dad Bod. Older would be Gold Cobra, Nookie, N 2 Gether Now, Faith, My Generation, Rollin and My Way 8:05 i was waiting for the flip flop assault on Stray Kids 😂😂

[@vehtty_]

This song is endless fun dude! It's STILL a great song to this day!

[@snotenboom]

Korn, Ice Cube, LB and others toured as the " Family Values" tour. Korn discovered Fred through tattooing. There were many guest spots in and and videos during this period.

[@daveydave1940]

Hot dog flavoured water dude 😎🤣 The rest of the fan's will fill you in 😉

[@mattchooblink]

So at the time, this music video was monumental. Getting all these huge names to appear. Fred Durst is the man

[@MagnusMKI]

It's been fun watching your journey through music that I grew up with, and I'll echo a bunch of others - This went exactly how I expected to. That said, as for your "Is he getting other people to play him?" thought - basically. Premise always seemed to be that the lyrics are something most people could relate to, especially at the time it came out. As for your thoughts of surprise on the various rappers showing up, was really common to see blending of genres at the time and it was always a great time. Some big examples would be "Walk This Way" of course, but one of the bigger lost tracks would be "It's Going Down" from the X-Ecutioners. That said, I look forward to the day you end up at the door that got me onto the metal doorstep - Fear Factory. They have some tracks that dance close to Rap stylings, but I feel like "Zero Signal" or "Edgecrusher" would just be something to experience. Keep it going, and have a great one.

[@dougfry5897]

This video had a whole bunch of artists in the music video. Eminem (and his daughter), Dr. Dre, Snoop, Aaron Lewis (staind), Jonathan Davis (Korn), Rodger Daltrey (the who), and a few more I'm sure I'm missing. Pretty cool video 🤙🤙

[@oneslikeme]

Don't forget Pauly Shore lol

[@daze2marseille101]

Flea from red hot chili peppers...

[@CyhAnide]

Numetal followed by Horrorcore got me deep into both rap and metal. Genre mashing is wonderful for teaching people how to find and appreciate new kinds of music, so it's nice to see that it's still effective, even 20+ years later. XD

[@Eachotherklad]

Wow everything you are listebing lately bring me back to my teenage years!

[@tyler-y4s]

All the celebrity cameos its awesome

[@TopFlightCJ]

"Where did my shoe go...??" 😂😂😂

[@MaLeaAnya]

It was common during this time especially in LA to make rock/punk videos with the local teens.

[@jamiemartinez4903]

I've been waiting for this one. It did not disappoint. Thank you.

[@adityag.shandhilya1427]

Bro it's really cool you are learning about the more realistic music ... 😂😂.. see rap and any other genre are not at all disrespectful music it's just they only require a 1-3 musician... Rock music needs everyone to be skilled in their area ... Love to you man

[@CezarGobbo]

THAT WAS A FUCKING BADASS REACTION BRO, NICE ONE \m/

[@gonnaw1n]

I love hearing you say you don't feel like throwing stuff or going crazy etc...I don't understand as someone who was a teenager when NuMetal came out, why people get angry or aggressive with this music. Does it make me feel pumped up, hell yeah! Do I feel like I need to be aggressive or anything? No...Moshing or dancing to metal for me should never be able trying to hurt anyone or throw stuff, it should just be about the vibe and the good pumped up adrenaline feeling it gives you.

[@troywahlbrink8842]

This cracks me up watching rappers see Snoop, Dre and M in a rock video.

[@thomaschulze]

"Was that Snoop Dog?" - Good Morning!

[@gillyS0L3]

From around this same era of music, I think you will appreciate P.O.D. Youth of the Nation

[@BellahMel07]

Yes !

[@samonthecoast]

what a song, truly. also their song alive is so good

[@sz9855]

This time, Set your eyes to zion, execute the sounds, the reasons, freedom fighters, asthma, roots in stereo, sounds like war, ridiculous are some of my favs. One of the most underrated bands.

[@Milehighsnake98]

Don't forget they were a devout Christian rock band. I remember someone (I think Kurt Loder from MTV) talking about the first time he was to interview them on a tour, they had gone to a couple other bands buses, there was booze, drugs, naked chicks. They go to POD's bus, get invited in, and it was all calm and quiet, 2 of them were reading bibles, drinking milk.

[@xmonks]

Straight Outta Compton (1988) -> The Chronic (1992) -> Da Game Is to Be Sold, Not to Be Told (1998) -> Significant Other (1999) They are closer in time to each other than we are to them

[@danielmunden1722]

For me, it's not about going mental. It's about knowing that other people get this angry and listening to this helps me release.

[@danielmunden1722]

And did you clock Ben Stiller?

[@Magpie74]

Fucking love the way you react. Honest but fucking hilarious aswell

[@jlm10181978]

Needed to do the unedited version

[@MTB2623]

ОБОЖАЮ LIMP BIZKIT❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@elvalen3975]

Finally Mr. Korn got the recognition he deserves.

[@larricus0292]

My mans here goes from literally saying this song isn’t making him hyped or wanting to smash shit to wrecking his lighting and loosing his shoes 😂. Good shit.