Rappers React To Linkin Park "One Step Closer"!!!

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[@metalguru85]

This was their first hit and most people's first experience of Linkin Park. I am not a Linkin Park fan but all their stuff was not the same. I think they lost a lot of early fans by moving away from the heavier stuff. Despite not being a fan, Chester was definitely a beast.

[@PauloRenato23]

indeed they did... they went too mainstream at some point

[@crayzeewhorse]

​@@PauloRenato23 literally after Metoria

[@ultima6892]

People say they went mainstream yet In The End and Numb are literally their most mainstream hits, people just can't handle change from bands sadly.

[@PauloRenato23]

@@ultima6892 well, you contradict yourself, you say that In the End and Numb are their most mainstream hits and then you say people can't handle change from bands... if at the time all (or most of their songs) were like those two then they were mainstream and therefor they wouldn't have changed and there wouldn't be no change there for the fans to handle!! Obviously when I (and I suppose other fans) say they "went too mainstream" is their OVERALL sound and vibe, not one or two specific songs... can you seriously say that their first albums were mainstream?!?! Maybe the biggest hits, the most well known songs are a bit more mainstream, but that doesn't make them mainstream (or pop) at that time, their sound was much too heavy for normal mainstream/pop songs... then they obviously changed their overall tone and vibe, yes, they are allowed to change, I am not obligated to like the change just because I liked their previous works, that's all

[@stormfairy9116]

RIP Chester! ❤️‍🔥

[@TheLordNathaniel]

Lifelong Linkin Park fan, have been since Hybrid Theory came out in 2000. They definitely considered themselves Nu-Metal, at least in the early days, and for many like myself were the introduction to Rap in general. Now, if you want to know whether their sound is the same across records, I honestly have to say No, many of their albums have a similar flow to them--especially their first two; Hybrid Theory and Meteora--their second album, and in my opinion their best but I love all their stuff. But after that, they tended to get a bit more experimental in their music, and honestly a lot of the fanbase would divide every album, often times saying they were "Selling out" or "Didn't sound the same anymore.", and in what became really annoying to me personally when Living Things came out in 2012, that they sounded "Too much like the old days", which was confusing to say the least. All in all, Linkin Park have an absolutely wide variety of songs and types, I'd recommend Given Up, Breaking The Habit, Wretches and Kings, Waiting For The End, and Guilty All The Same. Also, Mike Shinoda, the rapper, has a solo project called Fort Minor, you might enjoy checking that out too. Have a great day guys.

[@kevinzhang6623]

LP was to us what Eminem was to his audience. And both of them brought the walls down dividing rock and hip hop fans.

[@davidriddick82]

The song IN THE END, which is what Hollywood was referring to is also on Hybrid Theory, which was their debut album and one of the best first albums I think the two of you have heard a few songs from this album. I encourage you to do a full album reaction, as this is probably one of the greatest debut albums from this musical era, along with Infest from P Roach

[@MsTruthseeker999]

I find that when people say that all of a band's music sounds the same it's probably just coz they're not into that sound. Every band has it's own sound even though the songs can be drastically different. I find it funny coz I'm 60 and I love Linkin Park and introduced their music to my daughter and they were the first band she saw live which really is awesome I think.

[@matthewdrake4385]

That or haven't heard enough of the artist's material aside from the hits.

[@schwann145]

Nah, it legit happens when an artist/band/group gets into a pattern. Happened with Linkin Park, happened with Staind, KoRn... Happens all the time. Usually the earlier album or two sounds different, a lil more raw, then they find "their sound" and put it on repeat.

[@matthewdrake4385]

Sean, overall your right. But then you have artists like the Beatles, David Bowie and Beck who have known to change up their styles with about every album. I can understand that having a signature sound can be both a good or bad thing. AC/DC is a perfect example of that pretty much establishing their sound on their debut nearly five decades ago. But it would be odd to hear them try something different especially at their ages.

[@LuLu-Sil]

Chester Bennington did a song for the movie "Queen of the Damned" called "System" and it was AMAZING!

[@kristinabalac7310]

Fire 🔥

[@sadiekincaid5310]

Chester was definitely made for singing songs like that even if it was Jonathan Davis who wrote the song.

[@daviddesjardins6539]

This takes me waaaay back! I thought they were gonna suck , I was wrong. RIP Chester

[@katiemurray5862]

I thought the same thing! Then I heard Hybrid Theory 😱 Just damn

[@thedominator87]

the song you are thinking about is called in the end andhuge props for acknowledging juicy j's song that sampled it lol i feel like most of everyone doesnt know/forgot that he had solo stuff before stay trippy lol

[@jennifersorocan6892]

I remember listening to this album and thinking it must have been digitally made. It was so different and I thought there was no way just people were making this sound. Then I went to see them live, (with btw Limp Bizkit and Metallica.)..and they blew my mind live. The way they sang over each other and threw the lines back and forth was just incredible. Became an instant lifetime fan. Such talent.

[@jennifersorocan6892]

@tubafishy ya it was. In Seattle. Great show

[@Ian_Ah_Nee]

As a long time linkin park fan. No their albums don't all sound the same. They changed a lot as they progressed

[@jonathanbroetz1945]

"A place for my head" is one of my favorite songs by Linkin park. I highly recommend this song.

[@virgilherring581]

Hybrid Theory songs tended to be either sung verses with rap chorus or rap verses with sung chorus. One Step Closer is an example of the former. In The End (the song you're humming) is a good example of the latter.

[@zackzaharko89]

This entire Hybrid Theory album + Meteora were🔥. Wore them both out back in early-mid ‘00s

[@lisaanderson2900]

It never gets old. That first riff, omg EVERY time.

[@pfeuhpfeuh4447]

They got me to Metal when I was young. Forever grateful for that.

[@tiagoamorim81]

There's a version of this song in colab with Jonathan Davis from Korn that is AMAZING!!!

[@naijohnson6587]

2023 and this is my #1 favorite band. He says how I feel or how I've felt.

[@nicolasfracchia]

When Chester died I was in shock. I stopped listening to LP decades ago, so I stopped my car, searched Hybrid Theory on Spotify and I was amazed that even decades after hearing the album I remembered all songs in order, every tune… this guys where something else. I like HT and Meteora (and not the rest of their work) it was an awesome band trying new sounds. Respect

[@Jacob-ef7us]

The song you're thinking of is 'In The End' and they are both from album "Hybrid Theory". Their tracks doesn't sound same at all and I would definitely recommend you to listen 'Given Up' next.

[@NS-of2lg]

In the end isn't from this album

[@Jacob-ef7us]

@@NS-of2lg What? Yes, it is

[@stormfairy9116]

In the end is 100% from Hybrid Theory…

[@sadiekincaid5310]

​@@NS-of2lg it was the last song on the album and it was also the last single and music video released from the album Hybrid Theory. In fact the music video for in the end was released one year after the CD dropped. Hybrid Theory was released on October 24 2000 and the music video for In the End was released on October 24th 2001. When Linkin Park recorded the music video for in the end they had to come off tour to do it and then they went right back on tour after filming it.

[@Sarah83_metalhead_4ever]

Love it when Chester was yelling like this ❤️ Their songs and lyrics helped me a lot 🙏🏼 RIP Chester 💔

[@kilgh]

Hybrid Theory is one of those rare albums I can listen to start to finish without skipping a track. I used to hum this going in to work with certain clients.

[@xavierbrown4250]

Crawling was probably their 1st radio hit.

[@nicolasfracchia]

This was the first single of this guys. Completely hooked from second 1. Bought the album and it blew my mind. Still hear it completely and it is so good.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Yes they came out of the Nu Metal scene of LA in the late 90’s ,Linkin Park were contemporaries of Korn,Papa Roach,Hed PE.and others

[@johnnyfallen87]

yesterday i watch 2004 live rock am ring.... i still goosebump it was really ² good ... and nicd reaction, when this song came out i was 11 yrs old..

[@nathanielhorrigan9085]

I really love you guys channel. You two are awesome dudes and you crack me up.

[@Hollywood6IX]

Much love Nathaniel

[@amer1canwaste1]

this isnt their best song but man does this bring me back to pretty much the best time in my life...like 13 years old jumping on a trampoline at my friend down the blocks house...i miss those days dearly

[@bloodyknockout553]

This song get me into Linkin Park! Rest in peace Chester Bennington! He'll be forever my idol!

[@liamlogan1]

I remember hearing this for the first time when I was 5 and they’ve been my favourite band ever since! R.I.P Chester

[@reanimated]

LOL your little guessing games crack me up. I still love this song a couple decades later. Insane.

[@presentadordelostorneos2376]

My first DVD videos about Metal, contained this song. That screams make me feel alive.

[@heidi82]

Please react to Linkin Park- My December. It's a less known track and a lot more mellow, but still amazing and worth a listen. RIP Chester

[@nzstump0152]

Nu metal was born of the beastie boys, rage against the machine and Korn all predated 1995

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

R.I.P. Chester....we will never ever forget you !

[@JemJam2976]

Korn was my intro to nu-metal. Korn in it's early stages was tight. They have just now come out with new shit that I like again. As far as Hybrid Theory, I'm not sure which song came out first.

[@jangles1839]

Smokey may be onto something referring all the way back to the Run-DMC/Aerosmith collaboration! If nothing else I believe the nu-metal movement had to have been influence by it. Regardless, Walk This Way surely brought a lot of fans from each genre over to the other side or at least introduced others to a genre they'd never heard before.

[@Kynthrandir]

I always play Hybrid Theory from cover to cover, it's a masterpiece.

[@mistymichelle9957]

🎶🎸🎶🎧🎶 Fun memories attached to this song. Mike Shinoda & Chester looked so young!! Thanks for the smiles. P.L.U.R.R. from ATX!

[@cginsane22]

What's the last R.?

[@mistymichelle9957]

@@cginsane22 Responsibility.

[@cginsane22]

@@mistymichelle9957 I can respect that

[@mistymichelle9957]

@@cginsane22 Thank you. That's the mantra I've lived by for 22 years.

[@anget4431]

The song you're trying to figure out is called in the end ☺️ you should also check out a song called numb, it's one of my older favourites

[@BUTTONBASHERGAMING]

😀Great song i saw these at the download festival in England they were amazing RIP Chester you have to check out A Place For My Head

[@Petros_Flames]

LP ditched nu metal genre after Meteora. One of the few "nu metal" bands that changed sound album after album

[@mikenguyen4855]

Linkin Park - Crawling

[@pumkinheadfanvhsforever6087]

After Aerosmith/RUN DMC you have Anthrax- I'm The Man which led to the Anthrax with Public Enemy- Bring the Noise collaboration and Faith No More- Epic would be probably the best early form of Nu Metal/ Rap-Rock(which ever label is preferred), However Grunge was what blew up and went big and everything just kinda went to the background until probably '95/'96 with Korn's first 2 albums coming out in '94 & '96 respectfully among others(RATM's first 2 albums dropped in '92 & '96). Essentially opening the flood gate. By '98 with Follow the Leader( '99 for RATM's BFLA) I feel the Nu Metal genre was everywhere. It was competing on TRL for the top spot against rap, rock. pop and R&B singers. RATM has been referred to as "Rap Metal" by reviewers. Maybe that's why I've always kept them in a column by themselves. However by '96 both RATM and Korn had 2 albums with each album having 3-4 singles on the charts. so '96 is a good start time for Nu Metal. 2 years after Cobain's passing and same year for both band's 2nd album being released.

[@miguelborges3125]

This was their breakthrough hit and In the End was their biggest hit overall. They were both on the same record - Hybrid Theory - which is the second best selling album of this century.

[@sadiekincaid5310]

When this music video was filmed they were very young. The music video was filmed on September 8th and 9th 2000. It was released on January 8, 2001. When it was filmed they were: Chester 24 (March 20,1976) Dave (Phoenix) 23 (February 8, 1977) Mike 23 (February 11, 1977 Joe 23 (March 15, 1977) Brad 22 (December 1, 1977) Rob 21 (January 20, 1979) When it was released Brad had his 23rd birthday 1 month before.

[@jeremylacuna4824]

This was their first big hit. The song Hollywood is trying to think of is called "In the End." It's also on Hybrid Theory

[@coopsnz1]

I heard this song in 2000 and bought that album that weekend

[@LadyChaos1992]

Chester’s voice was LEGENDARY, and forever will be! RIP

[@necrogenesis1981]

Yeah, this was their first hit off of their Hybrid Theory album, they named the album that because that was originally going to be their band’s name but apparently it was taken. The name comes from fact that they mixed styles, that album has a few rap metal songs, Papercut and In the End are a few, can't remember if there are others off the top of my head.

[@f4rensabri]

Somewhere I Belong was on Meteora, the 2nd album

[@necrogenesis1981]

@@f4rensabri oh yeah, I got mixed up, the others are right at least lol

[@that_notblondie1598]

That's my favorite song right there ever since I was 12 lol

[@jessicaphillips8422]

You guys are freaking awesome. Thanks for the smiles I desperately needed today!🤘 love Linkin Park and you guys should definitely go down that rabbit hole!! Their progression is a beautiful thing!!

[@mpdeane9]

This was their first song/video for sure.

[@thesparkedbrain]

The first time I heard LP is like the first time I heard Falling In Reverse. Messed me up for a day, then I wanted to learn the style......... I saw LP with Edema at the U of Miami Ohio. Edema finished and they put a curtain up for what we assumed was going to be LP. Then all the sudden, the lights went out and you heard B Real saying, "I want to get high, so high." Curtain dropped and Cypress Hill played for an hour solid. It was amazing. Then LP came on and rocked the place.

[@rodneysteffan3073]

Their first two albums are great all the way through

[@AmberPearcy]

That was fun! Like Smokey, I knew I knew this one but I couldn’t get the other songs stuck in my head like “In The End” (which is the song you were talking about at the end of video, Hollywood). So I totally feel what y’all are saying. Great song! Glad I waited for the drive to work cause as soon as it started I was like “Yaaasss!” And sang the entire thing at the top of my lungs! How can you not at the “shut up when I’m talking to you!!!” ✌🏻💛🎼

[@Djcimofficial]

Played this Album so much back in the day, the cd legit stopped working and I had to buy another one..

[@mattboselli1099]

Alright just got through Lincoln Park Academy in the field and I will never ever listen to that music ever again and never watch any reactions buy them but you guys are who you are so I'm going to break that tradition and watch this video I'm going to I got to go to work soon and I do not want to cry but that might happen so here we go

[@chrisgonzalez4414]

Play Zombiefied by falling in reverse right after this sometimes I here this and don't know which is which until you get the hook of the two

[@mf1936]

Listening to you guys dissect music is extremely entertaining. Your knowledge of music in general from watching this one video is impressive. Keep up the awesome vids

[@huangjun_art]

Man, these lyrics hit different after his death.

[@robertdavey6357]

TrashTalkers the song you are thinking of is In The End. One Step Closer was used with Points of Authority and 99 Problems in the Linkin Park/Jay Z mashup. Both One Step Closer and In the End are on their first album Hybrid Theory. To say that all Linkin Park albums sound the same is incorrect. For one Minutes to Midnight was after Chester Bennington had vocal cord surgery. And while Hybrid Theory was fast paced and hard, albums like One More Light we're slower by comparison.

[@Ktownsvg213]

This song altered my musical path forever. Everyone around was listening to gangster rap. And then I heard this song, then that album which is track for track an all timer. Man I never looked back. GOATS.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

I first discovered the band in 1999 when they were still going by the name Xero when they were featured on The Crow:Stairway To Heaven in 99 , I soon searched the underground music sites about them and found some demos and then I saw this video on MTVX

[@chaosultimamage]

This was literally their first single

[@mark_white.]

Loved this song got it on cassett 30 days before my release...love that jam

[@darkisaac5143]

This song is very good. I remember that a user joined this song with a slipknot song and its name was a mix between one step closer and pulse of the maggots, leaving one step for the maggots

[@fkuchta145]

Not Nu-Metal related, but you guys NEED to check out the band Grey Daze. It's Chester's grunge band before Linkin Park. They've been remastering the old songs and putting his vocals on the tracks to make them sound new. They just released a new song "Starting To Fly" the other day. Even after all these years without him it's still so incredible to hear new songs with Chester's vocals on them!

[@MetalHeadReacts]

Check out Adema "The way you like it" from what I remember, it's their only track that really became popular... I could be wrong, but I honestly couldn't name another track by the band, it's a pretty good tune that gets stuck in your head, the music video is pretty funny and features members of Linkin Park. The one you're humming is "In the End" but if I remember correctly "One Step closer" was the first single they released off the Hybrid Theory album, then "Papercut", "Crawling" then "In The End" but again, I could be mistaken.

[@LuLu-Sil]

Adema - Everyone Is another good song!

[@gnovincejr2]

Man I'm in need of some more Mudvayne!!! Would LOVE to see you guys react to "IMN" 🔥

[@gregnovincejr7007]

Would be an Awesome choice!!! 🤘

[@mikethemotormouth]

So much Mudvayne they've still yet to hear! IMN, Severed, World So Cold, Fall into Sleep, and my favorite, Determined

[@marcomaccari1429]

I saw Linkin Park in concert in Rome in 2015 with the presence of 90 thousand people

[@F13fan]

I remember when I first came across this music video when it dropped and loved the look and the music. Became a Linkin Park fan instantly

[@TheWhiteBruceLee]

Check out- Linkin Park, Given Up. Wait for the scream

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

One of my favorite songs and the first one I heard when they started going by Linkin Park since I had heard them since they went by Xero from the tv show The Crow:Stairway To Heaven in 99,I remember when I first saw this video on MTVX

[@earthboundmother205]

This song hit hard when I first heard/saw it on MTV. The combo of alternative rock, screamo and rap with samples and a turntable was incredible to me. Chester! Also. Yes. Xylophone is spelled with an ‘X’, lol. My favorite by them is still Faint. Highly recommend. Love you guys! P.s., it’s In the End with the piano sample

[@paulashanks3129]

Love this song 💗 You should do their song Papercut!!

[@nathanclarke2777]

Not only was this thier first hit but it was the lead single from the album! The second single was In The End!

[@sadiekincaid5310]

@nathanclarke2777 In the End was the last single released from Hybrid Theory. It went One Step Closer, Crawling, Papercut, Points of Authority, and then In the End. They didn't intend Points of Authority to be a single but the fans made it a single by always requesting it on the radio stations.

[@nathanclarke2777]

It was the second on I saw. @@sadiekincaid5310

[@Ben_jammin2086]

Jump into hed (PE) - The Meadow / bonus track. Strait up vibe and most definitely appreciate the bonus track.

[@susanconstable2113]

In the end and one step closer are both on hybrid theory- their first album

[@theOGnokk]

Run DMC and Aerosmith is not nu metal. But I think the 1st metal song to include rap was Anthrax ft public enemy- bring the noise

[@shanehrt]

This was their first alternative radio hit for sure. In The End was a huge and probably their first crossover hit shortly thereafter. Some of their songs could be considered formulaic, but like you said it worked so why fix what isn't broken. Pretty wide range of stuff all considered though, as pointed out there's no "rapping" on this track and several tracks don't have it, some are heavy into it. Absolutely brilliant in my mind, definitely evolved with deep, thoughtful songs that hit on a whole different level than most nu metal outfits.

[@gabrielcalderon5765]

I met this song in 1999, in the Dracula 2000 Soundtrack. Please listen that album, amazing songs, Pantera, SOD, Manson, Disturbed. One of the Best Soundtracks I have ever listened in My Life.

[@getthefeckback901]

I know Hybrid Theory is everyone's favourite but also I really enjoy reanimation "remix of Theory" but it got me into the whole ^what if they remixed tracks^

[@seamusburke639]

I first heard this song in a commercial for DRACULA 2000, of all things. Movie looked dumb, but I thought “Whoa, that song sounded cool. What was that??”

[@coopsnz1]

Blindspott - blank from New Zealand

[@kellsinpdx]

This was my jam when I was in middle school!

[@pauliewalnuts829]

I remember MTV playing this song to death in 2001. I was 6 and Linkin Park was like my exposure to music as a whole.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

I love this song and I remember when I first saw it on MTVX

[@KenBober]

Wow that song brought me back to the fun I had fresh out of high school. 2000 to 2003 was probably the fun I've had in my life. I wanted to enjoy everything I could before getting stuck in a career. It was worth it.

[@adinurhabib2424]

Chester i miss u😢😢😢 R.i.P .. i'm fans u ,n Lingkin park from indonesia. The best rock vocalis,,amazing in the world n band of the best.

[@nadineboswell8524]

I feel like hybrid theory was the nevermind of millennial generation. I remember I couldn’t stop listening to it. We love you Chester rest well

[@Duskwalker68]

Would love to see you guys react to more of their Hybrid Theory or Meteora albums, they're full of amazing music!

[@toastybastard9559]

Man this song makes me relive my angsty teen years, repressed cringey memories have flooded into my brain The song you're stuck on is called In The End, and it was the biggest single on that album, it's one of their songs that has reached over a billion plays

[@joeblume573]

There’s nothing better

[@p-slipknotfreak]

Amazing song. Are you thinking of In the End? Anyways keep rocking boys. It's still rock n roll to P.

[@flattryan5541]

I always thought Linkin Park was meh until I saw them in an outdoor concert in Lubbock, Texas back in the day. It was Linkin Park, Slipknot, Disturbed, Papa Roach and Mudvayne. I'm here to tell you that Linkin Park blew them all away! I was impressed and became a fan that day. When they got off stage, they jumped down and hung out with the crowd! This was in 2001... before any of them got real big. Best concert EVER! 🤘

[@infernalsymphonytv2928]

I would say possible shout for the first new metal song would be Bring Tha Noise BY Anthrax and Public Enemy. But Nu Metal as a genre had its roots in the mid 90s with Sepultura's Roots album and Korns debut.

[@conors4430]

Not to be one of those back in my day people. But it’s just amazing to me that in the 90s and early 2000s. You would have a complete blend of Rock and pop and rap and R&B and hip-hop and metal and punk and dance music on the same chart. Dam, it was interesting.

[@marc825]

One step closer to the edge and I'm about to break! Yes!!! I haven't heard old school LP in a while! Also, I'm not giving up. Im sure that you have thousands of requests. Please, please oh please do Rivers of Nihil - Where Owls Know My Name (official video) and/or Polyphia - Goat (official video). Both songs are great and reactors always love them. You'll enjoy them. Trust me. You'll regret not doing them earlier. A lot of people have reacted to those songs. Just look up how many videos there are on KZbin for both songs. They'll be worth it.

[@mundanemorselsmundanemorse7028]

Mike Shanoda is their rapper. As rappers, y’all should really check out his track “It’s Going Down” (under the group name X-Ecutioners).

[@DarioReneWilliams-Vazque-wl8le]

Fred Durst had a puppy with the name Bizkit!! He had the puppy neutered and they called the puppy “LMIP BIZKIT” after that because “his BIZKIT” didn’t work anymore!!

[@TheRoxy671]

I am a big big fan of this group:) since ive been in high school and that album hybrid theory was a masterpiece.....loved all there songs in that album and the song your talking about was "in the end" what i do listen the most though was "points of authority" and "crawling" but like i said the whole album was SOLID 🤙🏼....i dont remember how many times i lost there album or got stolen from me but i know it was worth it!!! Lol:)

[@nataschatrest234]

LIMP BIZKIT...they did a cover of METALLICAS SANITARIUM for MTV ICON.....it is an awsome.cover...you should watch for NU METAL