Therapist reacts to Breaks Stuff by Limp Bizkit

[@steveloat8891]

Thank you for reacting to the non-censored version!

[@Ofthelineofeld19]

Absolutely this!

[@radekkowalski641]

This song is for angry people not necessarily by angry people. It always helped me when I had "one of those days" 😁

[@steffenbaden-baden1274]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@junyr73]

@@radekkowalski6411000%

[@maxgrass8134]

Yeah, somehow nobody seems to capable of that! Good on you! Still: too much editing.

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

My plumber said he went to a Limp Bizkit concert back in the day that was at some kind of fair. The main food being sold was turkey legs. He said as soon as the chorus started there were turkey legs everywhere. In the air, all over people, just mass turkey chaos.

[@MorganAllison-bt9rn]

That sounds phenomenal 😂

[@ninja_tony]

Mass Turkey Chaos sounds like a great game for a band lmao

[@joshuawiedenbeck6944]

@@ninja_tony "Limp Bizkit, with openers Mass Turkey Chaos."

[@Quizzy0000]

haha imagine getting one in your neck while chilling :D

[@hankscorpio6111]

Sounds like a jive Turkey to me! 😁

[@glendaly3344]

Jonathan Davis of Korn was the guy packing a chainsaw with Fred.

[@Real_Batman13]

😂😂

[@jamesw8698]

yeah, loads of cameos in this video lol from active musicians to actors (paulie shore was dancin around)

[@jlawson7204]

There's at least 25 cameos in this. Somehow she missed Dr Dre and Eminem.lol

[@Dani-X01]

Lmao

[@MissKateKatie]

Anybody remember ALL in the family 😂😂

[@tonydallavalle2628]

This song IS !!! the outlet of pain, anger and frustration. That's why it's such an important song. Seeing it live and joining the mosh pit is even more freeing!

[@esavage8855]

100% earlier this year there was tons of politics and BS going on at my work and one of my coworkers who I thought I could trust threw me under the bus. I was so goddamn angry I really wanted to beat this guys ass. But metal music helped me cope especially the song king of the rats by bodysnatcher. Anyway about a month after this I was still angry and bitter and I went to see fit for a king which was hands down the most insane crowd I’ve ever been a part of and I was thinking about that guy while I was moshing and after that show I was 5x happier and that anger I was holding onto was gone. I was bruised and sore from head to toe for a week though 😂. Fit for a king shows are no joke!

[@tonydallavalle2628]

@esavage8855 we JUST saw limp bizkit a few days ago and they played break stuff twice! Didn't even need to seek out the pit bc the entire crowd was the pit! Needless to say, everybody left that show with nothing but smiles on their faces and love in their hearts. And maybe a few lumps and bruises!

[@esavage8855]

@@tonydallavalle2628 limp bizkit shows are something special! They’re awesome!

[@liberatoreZ]

I think it's fucking funny. Worldwide hymn of the edge lords.

[@bgoode652]

This is what most people don't get about this type of music. It is the outlet.

[@critzandgiggles]

15yrs old, 1995… first concert… Limp Bizkit, Power Man 5000 and Primus headlining. What a way to grow up!!

[@davidryan834]

That's a great line up and an awesome memory

[@toohighstrung]

This was a fantastic anger and frustration outlet for me growing up

[@_javifiro]

I don't know what I love more, the song itself or the amazing cameos in the video 😂

[@digthis18]

right the fac eminem was in there must have been before the feud haha

[@ambremanifold6549]

Listening to this, singing and even being in a mosh pit. Gives a great release of pressure

[@jeferssonmontoya2177]

Ohh yes

[@fluffpuckot]

Oh man. "I just is one of those days you don't want to wake up". Spot on! Great reaction.

[@terrydavis7389]

I think everyone has day like that when you wake up and you know its coming and it just builds all day...sometimes you just have to get it out

[@vepr2336]

always love your real reactions and also combining that with the theme of the music to help others understand some deep mental problems and emotions going on, youve helped me with it quite a bit, thank you!

[@dave1986R]

I remember when the Nu Metal wave was at its peak around 1999-2000 I really started getting into bands like Korn and Limp Bizkit. But the only problem was my mom, who’s been a kindergartner teacher for years, didn’t want me buying those albums because of the Parental Advisory stickers on the covers, plus she didn’t like the raw energy in the music, she thought it was detrimental to my adolescent development. So finally after months of nagging she basically set me free. Then about a year later she came home from work and she was pissed off about a bunch of things that went wrong with her and her fellow teachers and she asked me to play Break Stuff for her because she said it would make her feel better. I was blown away.

[@tbcitdify]

Limp Bizkit is one of my favorite nu metal bands! Definitely a good choice to react to!

[@coopsnz1]

listen to blindspott & superhiest that are down under

[@ruzd4real374]

It's funny. I never heard that term "nu metal" until very recently and I'm 44 so this was my Era. It was always just called the "alternative" genre from what I remember.

[@d4mdcykey]

I can't even count how many times over decades this song has realigned my bad mood and put things in focus, the perfect release valve while grinning and singing, lol.

[@esavage8855]

Another good one if you’re really mad at someone is king of the rats by bodysnatcher!

[@MikeGraham-w2v]

That was the effff jam back in the and real talk we all could relate especially coming up in the 90s.. mad respect!

[@billbergeron634]

see them play this live you will never forget it the fans go crazyyyyyyyyyyy

[@misterscarisma]

Mr. Biscuit. I'm calling him that from now on. Thx for the free therapy. Fun reaction.

[@nkboz28]

People seem to only know the big hits or meme songs, but Limp Bizkit has some really emotionally deep songs when you get into the albums deeper cuts.

[@9xqspx6]

So true! On Chocolate Starfish those are the best songs IMO.

[@seanbhz]

@@9xqspx6 cant believe an album named after an asshole has emotional songs lmao

[@9xqspx6]

@@seanbhz I don't see how being funny would disallow emotional songs. Also, if you think about it, angry songs are also emotional songs in a way.

[@christophereverett2112]

I have loved Limp Bizkit since they first dropped. I get why some people hate them, but music is also supposed to be fun, remember?

[@Gaara11990]

Fred got into it with a lot of people even though Em and Dre were in this video they had a minor blow off thing that caused issue, alot of ‘metal’ fans also just act like nu metal wasn’t worth anything. So even in the rock/metal world they get shit on. Just weird times they were never bad and this song is a great time.

[@rigsby556]

4:45 was the moment Woodstock 99 literally went up in flames, angst, anger, & general displeasure among the concert crowd just needed a catalysts & Fred provided it.

[@ibstrummin2]

my step brother still had a piece of the woodstock wall that they crowd surfed on up until his last move

[@Furykidxxx]

yup, true story

[@tomaslongoria2449]

They all say it was Fred with this song but at the same time on another stage RATM was playing “Killing in the Name” which literally has the line “Fuck you i wont do what you tell me” I always thought Fred got all the blame that should go to alot more than just him.

[@gregrose5387]

Wasnt fred it was the next day with rhcp but Fred fuelled the flames

[@grimbo73]

​@@tomaslongoria2449 RATM played same stage after LB...

[@VideaBoss]

Got my first detention ever bringing this song to school for a music show and tell thing 😄

[@kennaelexis]

Oh my god. I’ve never thought of it like that .. imagine breaking all the bs inside. Breaking down all the bs general.. thank you

[@dedcaesar2325]

I think you’re reading too much into the “don’t wanna wake up” part. Sometimes you just don’t want to deal with the world and its shit. It has nothing to do with seppuku. You’re just tired of it all and just want to have a day for yourself. Stay in bed, don’t talk to anyone, do your own thing.

[@EddieNicandee]

I agree! Everybody have that feeling! IF you say you dont you have bigger issues

[@russellhoyt588]

I'll be seeing them live again this Sunday! Can't wait!

[@naturewalkjake2099]

Me too sonic let’s go

[@AmberLeehe-xf7jd]

I love this song it expresses so many different feelings in one song and it's great because there is a lot of days like this

[@kenhewitt7357]

This awesome when you're in the crowd, saw them 2 weeks ago and still brilliant.

[@ryantackett4634]

When she said the destruction inside of you outside just clicked in my brain. I never thought about it from angle. It just makes sense to me

[@paulb808]

Great song that still rocks today. Thanks for the words of encouragement.

[@tyler-y4s]

I love this song as much i loved it the first time i heard it back in the day that was 2000 or whatever now in 2024 still love this song

[@jasonsmith5895]

This song brings me right back to Woodstock riding plywood on top of the crowd. Fucking good times!

[@lsu1992]

The lines "everything's fucked, everybody sucks" leads me to feel he's not doing well... 💀

[@roguesunfire8961]

durst said in an old interview that break stuff is stay away from me, because today is not my day. i was like 😳😎🤘

[@snoox27]

I have borderline personality disorder I think this song was made for me, can see why I liked so much when it came out

[@Crit_Hit]

I was 13 when this song came out. Hearing Fred Durst referred to as “Mr. Bizkit” is wild!

[@lukestrobridge666]

This is the #1 song I play when I'm mad or pissed off or if someone pissed me off

[@deadassdgaf100]

oh. my. god. I'd be SO super-duper interested to hear your insight on Limp's "Re-Arranged"...IMO, their best song & probably the track with the most emotional substance, lyrically. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 if you may ever have the time, appreciated

[@dominamayonaise]

Thanks for keeping me surprised...you choose the explicit version, I thought youd be partying without any restriction, but nooooo: you still managed to take it apart psychologicaly, and you gave really helpfull adivce to those who aint in psychology and thearapy for years. Keep it up and...thank you (:

[@sfligger]

“Everything’s Wrong” by All That Remains 🙏 Loving the content.

[@xavierking2449]

Limp Bizkit is one of my favorite artists growing up and this is one of my favorite songs, and your laugh is cute

[@shawncocker9699]

“Itching to get the inside outside of them, the outside to match the inside” fkn perfect…..always lookin, always itching

[@BielFam]

Ok after the Jinjer reaction and this.... Your editor is goat! Hamster with the backtrack villian/antagonist sound had me dying!

[@johnely7664]

Definitely wanted to break stuff as s teenager in the 90s. 1000% feel this song.

[@aaronbrockman2281]

I feel very close to this song in regards to there are some days you just don't feel like being around people or stupidity. So you don't wanna be bothered and you just wanna beat the shit out of the things that get under your skin. I feel like this a lot!

[@lucasbacker7778]

I like your take on this one, this track has been on my catharsis playlists for ages. I would love a reaction to Mother Mother "It's Alright"

[@jarrydee2799]

So glad I was 19 when this came out, I got to experience all the great music of the 90s

[@Hammill33zfg]

This was my theme song long ago when I was dealing with a narcissistic child. But they are out of my life now. Still love this song!

[@15dogscoach]

I like they way you jam! great facial expressions too!

[@yzflash9125]

The First CD i ever bought as a kid... Hell yeah!

[@amp-uspsashootingsports4336]

I actually appreciate this. I learned alot from her. She is definitely good at her job and her job is not an easy one. I could really use an ear like her some days. I really appreciate her Up lifting and understanding of the internal pain.

[@bryanmack5410]

This just popped up on my feed, and "analyzing Fred Durst lyrics" made me chuckle.

[@justinkeller9187]

Hahaha. Millions feel this. Your analysis is comedy to me. Thanks for the video

[@WolfHreda]

Thank you so much for the psychoanalysis of a song that didn't need it, but it was great anyway. Love that.

[@Boltius]

A lot of cameos in the video. Awesome video and awesome reaction as always!

[@jabbott6748]

Retired Army here. Great advice and great understanding of this song.

[@joshbachman4744]

this song he just made up when he was in a good mood he did not have those dark thoughts this song was and still today was to be a badass song to listen to

[@gritvonsharpenson5352]

It’s Fred Durst , he’s not that deep.

[@jlott069]

You're not wrong lol but sometimes it doesnt need to be deep

[@airborneandrowdy]

He's just durst.

[@jaybird455]

While you’re not wrong, we still all bopped to this jam and got rowdy when this breakdown hits!

[@embiqioused]

Lol he just picked words that rhymed

[@mikearey5991]

​@@embiqioused i have a pepsi with your name on it. Just one.

[@kms1968]

Love to see you do Deftones like Change

[@ninja_tony]

That would be great. I’d love to see what she thinks of the lyrics.

[@HeartSupport]

you're in luck!! that one is coming out this week :) - T

[@kms1968]

@@HeartSupport awesome

[@leaann6445]

I have loved this song for years and was so excited to see it live last year. BOY was I disappointed with their performance.

[@jamesw8698]

listened to this song a lot when i was a teen whenever i was angry to let out my frustrations without actually breaking anything (did enough of that breaking console controllers) better about those things these days as an adult, but growing up staind, limp bizkit, korn, linkin park, everclear, among others hit almost everything i was goin through, not everything they sung about but enough to have that release in a non-destructive way

[@K-munz]

“what’s snoop doin here” is amazing 😂

[@lucianoalvarezlaies4777]

back in the day when rap and heavy music stars had fun together

[@unklebacon44]

Love your content because you seem to love a lot of what's played, rocking out, dancing, while offering your professional insight. The Cameos here are great and side note, this song is what made Woodstock 99 Boil over....mud, poor sanitation, corporate greed, they channeled this song and just lost it. Maybe check out the Woodstock version either on your own or here. Keep the good stuff coming, you're. A different twist to a sea of reactors.

[@ryanf7301]

Saw then in their hayday, thought the damn building was gonna fall down when they played this. Awesome times!

[@RJ_Cormac]

Fred Durst plays the Bar Tender of the 2part season 4 finale: House's Head and Wilson's Heart. The #1 episode of House MD television show.

[@BrattyNerdGirl]

Even as a child I remember feeling like this, in part due to emotional trauma but I also have adhd so I struggle to regulate my emotions.

[@shuten2904]

If a girl had to chose between the guy that cried and the guy that broke stuff she would choose the guy that broke stuff 99%

[@woody0393]

This is my go to song when im pissed off/done/proper fucking angry, calms me near enough instantly 👍🏻🤣

[@T.R.75]

this song allowed so many people to feel ok about being so angry at everything. didnt mean we wanted to act on that anger, but man this song felt good. i was at the '99 woodstock, Bizkit came on and the crowd turned dangerous. they'd had enough, the heat, the prices, and took it out on anything around them. turned into fires and tons of state troopers marching in. scary and liberating

[@torgeirvalur228]

I feel like this almost every day and when i listen to this song i get more relaxed idk its weird.

[@Kalevra75]

It IS preferable to be civil in expressing one's feelings. However, it's an easier said than done task in and of itself. The song itself can be a focus as a way to get to said civil place in your head. Sometimes, though, just breaking an inanimate object helps.

[@LJ-yz4ob]

Went to Inkcarnation music festival in 2023, just to see Limp Bizkit. I can cross them off my bucket list. Going to concerts are my only outlet, besides going to doctors, grocery stores, and babysitting my grandkids. At home most of the time. Sucks having lots of health problems. Having pain and isolation does cause depression, so I cut loose going to shows. It puts me down for a few days after, but it’s worth it. Have to have something in life that brings you joy.🎶

[@stephenwood2608]

Heck unused to listen to this before playing beer league hockey at midnight midweek. Not being a coffee drinker I found it a good way to got amped up haha

[@USUARIODOYOUTUBI]

THIS REMEMBERS ME: *WOODTOCK ‘99 - THE SUMMER OF LOVE* ❤

[@mariovillegas9920]

Every time i see her I smile. Could this be love??😍

[@damianlanas6913]

thank you! love you 😘

[@bddunks13]

Nice I love some Limp Bizkit. Boiler has help me trough some stuff ❤

[@barte3822]

2:05 "...that leads me to a feeling that he is not doing well internally ..." Too funny 😁

[@seandobson6221]

My younger brother introduced me to these guys in 98 by playing Faith from Three Dollar Bill. I was hooked

[@susiejo143]

I love Limp Bizkit, sucha vibe❤ I think its just one funass song lol

[@tallicafan85]

This has always been my work theme song

[@henryrhodes1121]

Find the mash up with Whams Last Christmas. It’s my inside my head work song over the festive season

[@Bigbadbrad-kc4dk]

I can’t imagine someone never waking up feeling like this

[@clintsanders1256]

Ive had alot of these days when i was younger, growin older u find safer alternatives to let your frustration out, ie motorcycles, shooting ranges, camping trips. Find something to let your frustations out safely and find piece of mind(for me nature) then your stress will dissipate dramitically

[@jeramypeeples6659]

Sometimes it’s just a fun song. I get that there are underlying meetings, but back in our day sometimes we just like to release.

[@michaellara5014]

I am new to the channel I love your reactions and your dancing is pretty sick!! Such a great cause … I think August Burns Red is an awesome band. It’s cool to see him involved. One last thing did you say it’s all about the she shed?!!!

[@supermilhos1038]

you are awesome. really

[@JamesVestal-dz5qm]

Limp Bizkit is a modern day founding father of music. A modern day Beethoven. A modern day Mozart. A modern day Bach.

[@everyonelovesmajima]

Smelly Beaver was heavily inspired by Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony.

[@JamesVestal-dz5qm]

@@everyonelovesmajima I agree. Guys like Limp Bizkit, Korn, Slipknot, Disturbed, and Drowning Pool pioneered my generation's music.

[@Jim_86]

1:36. Snoop. 3:05. Dr. Dre. 3:14. Eminem. 3:29. Jonathan Davis the lead singer in Korn.

[@zgdafzgdaf4264]

What about Poly Shore? Also Tony Hawk’s kid appears with Eminem’s daughter.

[@546Scott]

Okay okay I subscribed!

[@Green_Sumo_70]

Hey please react to „eyeless“ by slipknot. Great vid btw i really enjoy your reactions and takes on metal music. Since i grew up with rock and metal its always been there. So its interesting to see how you, especially as a therapist, and as someone whos newly introduced to to metal views these songs and their meanings.

[@natehilpert8944]

This was awesome, loved it

[@patrickb7529]

You should watch them perform this live at Woodstock 99.... absolute chaos. It was the last performance because the crowd started tearing the place apart.... literally.

[@jasonsmith5895]

Umm no it was the Red Hot Chili Peppers. I was there. What was happening though was people were launching full 2 liter coke bottles in the air and smashing people's faces.

[@esco120379]

Really helped. Thank you.

[@Evo-nt6be]

For me everyday is one of those days. I never want to get up because while I'm asleep there's no pain or fear, nobody is fussing or complaining, I'm not being tormented by painful memories, and I don't see the people i love struggle and i can't help them. While I'm asleep, I don't exist.

[@HeartSupport]

From Micro: @Evo-nt6be Yes, sleeping can become a total negation of our existence - not having to be aware, not having to feel, not having to worry, not having to fear anything -, which appears to be such a relief at times. Especially when life seems to have nothing to offer you but constant survival and torment. It's not appealing to wake up to the same struggles you've known the day before, over and over, while feeling like having no control over it and no say on it. When you feel helpless in your own life, sleeping appears to be such a powerful and effective safe room. To quote lyrics from a Radiohead song: "I'm not here, this isn't happening", is the type of escape that sleeping promises you to have. You intentionally pull yourself away from everything that hurts and bring overwhelm. During times of deep depression, sleeping has personally been a huge outlet to me as well. There was a point when the emotional exhaustion would take over everything else and peak every day. Going to bed in the middle of the day was a way to feel like cleaning things up in my mind. Over time, it became a default coping mechanism, which came up with its share of issues as oversleeping takes a toll too. But the sensation of curling up in bed, under thick blankets, made me feel so safe each time. Somehow, and still to this day, when I do this and *choose* to sleep, it feels like I control time and make it pause. Which is so needed when it feels like life keeps on crushing you and throwing obstacles at you. Sleeping can be a safe way to cope, away to offer yourself rest, although it can turn out to be addictive in the long run too. To me there was a point when I had to force myself to choose to stay awake sometimes when the urge was hitting. It turned out to be a way to avoid life as a whole, and be somehow a trap where you exist but also not. It helps at the moment, and at the same time it doesn't make waking up easier. Somehow, the work that needs to happen has to take place *in* life itself, during times when we exist and choose to, even if it's really hard to muster the energy that is necessary to face our struggles. With little steps, little increments, and a lot of patience for our selves, it is possible to get to a place where sleep is a healhty outlet, and not an avoidance mechanism. Through all of this, my friend, you deserve so much to find your peace and to feel like regaining control over your life again. This world is better with you in it, and your existence makes a huge difference, even if you may not see it at times. There is more to this life than the adversity it brings, and there is more to *you* than being here without existing. There is beauty to seek all around, one that is worth getting up for and paying attention to. Could it start in the smallest things such as the taste of a great coffee, the smell of your favorite perfume, the sight of flowers blooming in spring, or the sensation of your heart when you put your hand on your chest. You have breath in your lungs my friend, and that is such a strong superpower that you hold inside, even during times when you are stuck in bed. :heart: -Micro

[@Evo-nt6be]

@@HeartSupport thank you so much for your kind words of support. I feel surrounded by darkness and at times it's impossible for me to see the light. You're right about taking small steps. I'm doing that this year like seeking out people that share important parts of myself with. I've never felt like I belong to the world around me. I've always felt like I was living in a foreign land where I know the language but have struggled to use it properly and follow social norms. I'm pursuing a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder. Please continue spreading hope to those who need it. Where there is life, there is hope.

[@franzwohlgemuth2002]

Heard this live during this past weekend. Been there, wanting to choose violence..... then the habit of turning sadness into rage and anger......

[@UncleD153]

Great song. Great band. I’ve seen Limp Bizkit eight times. Great special appearances in that video Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Jonathan Davis, and Pauly shore.

[@Sicdery]

yeah that's why there's a scene people just shouting while isten to the song, members play the music instrument, skateboarding. its all visualizing break down your internal destruction to something good

[@Flum666]

it's called friction, love your videos, long time mental patient here

[@thall187]

"Mr. Dirst......Mr. Biscuit.." I heard that and my entire world changed. I will NEVER call him Fred Dirst again.

[@justinroebuck2304]

*Fred Durst*

[@esavage8855]

This is one of the main reasons I like listening to metal music and going to metal shows. It’s a huge release of negative energy for me. Earlier this year there was a lot of BS and politics going on at my job and one of my coworkers who I thought I could trust threw me under the bus and snitched on me to my boss. I honestly wanted to go over and beat his ass but one of the things that helped me cope with that anger was metal music. Plus about a month after the this happened I went and saw fit for a king which was by far the most intense insane mosh pit I’ve ever been a part of. While I was moshing at that show I was thinking about that person and work and after show I felt amazing and I was 5x happier. A great song for you to react to along the lines of intense anger is king of the rats by bodysnatcher