This album has aged like the dead

[@chikinonfrydai]

this album is the most “limp bizkit” that limp bizkit has ever been and i unironically love it

[@WolfHreda]

Same.

[@Witheld]

100% agree But Significant Other really is a product of it's time and i love it

[@RobiticDuck]

I use the same duck as my profile picture on FB

[@antonholmberg911]

yeah i actually do like it lmao.

[@Pundit07]

What about “3 Dollar Bill, y’all”?

[@ackyducc5040]

Reminder: this album went 6x platinum

[@feeeeshman]

Fuck yeah

[@killthemtodayrightnowtoday]

deserved

[@swosels]

only because of 10 year old me

[@user-yz3ok1yx5l]

Well deserved

[@aidanlastname0187]

It should have went 60000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000x platinum

[@RockedNet]

People still angrily yell at me defending this album.

[@BradTasteInMusicOfficial]

CHOCOLATE STARFISH!!!

[@benliss1591]

@@BradTasteInMusicOfficial AND THE HOT DOG FLAVORED WATER

[@MikeyTheCartoon]

Well you defended the instrumental side of it which I agree with. Dursts “Rapping” is where it fails miserably.

[@skywardstargaze1768]

THIS… ISSS…. REAHLAHTEEEEEEEYYYY

[@Ivegotsomewater81]

KEEP ON ROLLIN BABY!!!!

[@defhoez449]

On September 10, 2001 (the day before the Twin Towers were destroyed in the September 11 attacks), Limp Bizkit received a letter and a fruit basket from the Port Authority of New York City, thanking them for featuring the twin towers in the video and congratulating the band after the video had won the VMA for video of the year at the VMAs on September 6th.

[@Samia-2003]

Damn.

[@beautyandtheoffbeats]

Wow

[@chchvfhkhk]

Yikes. :(

[@whatevermanshitsboringwhoc9530]

...what are you saying here? that Limp Bizkit did 9/11?

[@kobinho1917]

@@whatevermanshitsboringwhoc9530coincidence??

[@rambro1stbud]

The dichotomy of Limp Bizkit is that Wes Borland is so talented, and he writes super experimental riffs. But then Fred Durst raps frat bro douche bag lyrics over them.

[@alibearbass]

I laughed so much at this

[@ShadowKiller571]

Is was all calculated from the start. Fred is a smart guy

[@marioncarbonell6047]

@@ShadowKiller571wasn’t Fred like a dorky new waver in high school? I’ve read somewhere that he wasn’t always like that, In fact, he was a victim of bullying

[@dagexhd4966]

I unironically love fred voice

[@lol3342]

​@@H0MESLIC3 wait he owns an Evangelion figure?

[@alisingleton8573]

This guy wants to hate it but he low key loves it and is scared to show it.

[@fridz66]

I thought so too.😂

[@cliffbowls]

I mean I like them but I know they’re awful, I would never tell anyone they’re good because they’re not, but it is entertaining

[@YearsOVDecay1]

Yup

[@davidb4150]

agreed

[@cccCCCccc123ccc]

The second half of the album is a chore to listen to. It’s dull as hell.

[@nondescriptcat5620]

the paradox of Limp Bizkit is that the thing that ruins them is fred durst, but the reason they stood out is also fred durst. the instrumentals are fine, with a better vocalist they'd be a reasonably respected but not broadly remembered nu metal band like Mudvayne or Deftones. but fred's whiny white boi angst made him the voice of a generation of angsty 13 year olds.

[@Kedai610]

What made them great was the source of their downfall. A true Greek tragedy

[@marianatheschizoid5912]

Limp Bizkit is the musical equivalent of that 10 year old kid who just learned how to be edgy and use swear words.

[@miserirken]

@@marianatheschizoid5912 and that's why they succeeded, appealing to the bigger yet lower demographic.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

It’s also part of the entertainment factor cause he’s just too damn goofy

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

@@marianatheschizoid5912 pretty much, but Fred has enough self awareness to know that he’s being ridiculous and embrace it lol

[@KevinLogsdonMusic]

"Mindless fun" is what Limp Bizkit was all about. They were never meant to be taken seriously. They didn't even take themselves seriously. Just look at their band name. They had some good instrumentals were pretty decent though.

[@novalover5033]

🤔Thank you for commenting this. Shows this dude just doesn't get it. Cuz if you understood them they just make music to have fun. And make fun of others who take stuff too seriously. They put up with alot. I'm still a fan❤

[@crookycumbles]

@@novalover5033 He literally says this though?

[@nin_tendo6458]

Fred Durst definitely takes himself seriously though

[@matthewmartinez3596]

@@MostlyLostit’s comedy music NOW. Believe me, they and their fans were dead serious when this was new. I was there, watching from the sidelines.

[@lynchr553]

Hit the nail on the head. They literally are on a tour titled “Limp Bizkit Still Sucks” and dropped an album titled “Still Sucks”. They put on a great live show and play what the people came to hear

[@digitalshinigami8441]

I love how the name of this album essentially translates into "buttholes and piss"

[@chilibeer3912]

I’m sure that didn’t occur to them even a little bit

[@SharpAsABricc]

​@@chilibeer3912well Chocolate Starfish is slang for butthole but Hot Dog Flavoured Water was a joke the band came up with. I'm pretty sure that didn't occur to them that it sounded a lot like slang for piss

[@larrysellers7891]

Limp Bizkit were all about the live experience. I got free tickets to one of their gigs in the early 2000’s. I’ve never seen a band rock a crowd like that before or since. The place was electrified from the moment they took the stage to the moment they left. The energy level didn’t dip once the whole gig.

[@danieldaniels7571]

I saw them open for Faith No More before they became popular. They were really impressive live.

[@lillythepone2994]

This album is perfect for being at a house party and getting trashed, brings out the violence

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

Really makes the boys and girls get their chocolate starfish out and dip them in hot dog water

[@krusher181]

@@THICCTHICCTHICC ALRIGHT CALM IT DOWN THERE

[@fachawassi]

Dude i could smell that situation, diug

[@TheRealHaloLover]

Frosted tip hair is required for such parties.

[@nathan0939]

Full fucking Nelson man. Glorious banger

[@SirMaski]

If Fred Durst sang in a deeper tone, some of this would've sounded unironically a lot better cause the music itself is actually pretty solid.

[@jacobr9048]

Idk man. The Hot Dog song can’t be saved

[@SirMaski]

@@jacobr9048 tis why the keyword here is "some" lmao

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

He does have a goofy ahh voice

[@SirMaski]

@@THICCTHICCTHICC I'll give him that it is definitely unique

[@Ponkdonker]

@@davestephens3246 the dude knew how to riff

[@danielmorris113]

I used to ironically love Limp Bizkit. Now they’re un-ironically one of my favourite bands. Probably the best band I’ve seen live as well

[@PWNSdaily]

Same here. Used to like them as a joke, but it's not a joke anymore. Their live shows are so much fun. Music nerds can hate on them all they want, but they're still selling out arenas playing 20 year old songs

[@freddygy3206]

@@PWNSdaily nah this man tryina get some attention by hatin limp bizkit dont worry

[@larrysellers7891]

Watched them in Manchester England. It’s the only gig I’ve been to where the energy level went to ten straight off the bat and stayed there the whole gig.

[@teixeira5841]

They're incredible and this album is a Masterpiece

[@getbetter5907]

Ignore music snobs my brothers, they're the worst. This album Is legendary and will always have a cult following

[@davidnissim589]

I feel like when people hate on Limp Bizkit, they’re really just hating on Fred Durst. The other members are super talented, especially Wes Borland

[@tattered.andtorn]

this, i fucking love wes

[@kornfan45]

wes borland rocks!!

[@ball8182]

Wes is incredible. He’s got some Morello in him, but he establishes himself as different from Morello. Not to mention, his aesthetic is incredible compared to the people he’s performing with.

[@dancegregorydance6933]

Fred Durst takes A tier instrumentals and turns them into C tier songs.

[@alessa_cybergoth]

I don't like Limp Bizkit, but I think Wes Borland was good at creating catchy riffs.

[@jeancarlosantolalla]

Fred Durst knows how to put energy in a crowd. That's something that current artists should learn how to do.

[@MostlyCloudy]

Truth. People say they hate him, but they hate themselves for loving him. 😂

[@jadedandbitter]

Yeah, I always say this-he takes heat for unintentionally causing rioting at Woodstock 99. A lot of artists couldn't incite rioting if they tried with all their heart and effort. He wasn't even trying, that was his normal act.

[@adamprice3466]

Fred was an early Jake Paul prototype

[@jbdbibbaerman8071]

lmao no. energy is shit when this is what it's put into. no one should get hyped over this shit

[@jadedandbitter]

@Alexander so, a lot of the cause was the heat and price gouging, sure. But "Break Stuff" was what set the crowd OFF. There are videos available, you can see moshing across the entire width of the crowd, people pulling down structures, climbing poles, just generally going apesh-t. They were no more frustrated then than they were earlier that day- Durst and that song was what lit the fuse.

[@TheBshwckr]

This album went hard when i was a kid. but i'm mexican and didn't understand the lyrics. Today I hope someone makes music like this but less ass.

[@krusher181]

Lmfao “but less ass” Concise.

[@benlong495]

Check out Tallah

[@minaberric4069]

Stawrppp 😂

[@Yorben_Storm]

Check Riverine or steeld

[@Darkko88]

You can't take the Chocolate Starfish out of Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water and expect it to not lose its essence.

[@schmeckledwarfhiscats1554]

Wes Borland is an absolute beast on the guitar. He writes incredibly catchy riffs.

[@bigtl9500]

The fact this album with this album art sold a MILLION copies first week in the US is insane.

[@mrconfusion87]

They were that YUUUGE between 1999 to 2001! But I feel 9/11 knocked the sails off from them and they never recovered from it - and that superstardom momentum shifted towards Linkin Park and they got even bigger than Limp Bizkit ever got at their peak!

[@tomgreenfan]

bigger then jesus and the beatles put together

[@johnrambo3831]

@@mrconfusion87 Linkinpark is practically emo compared to Limp Bizkit

[@lalilulelo7881]

​@@mrconfusion87 Wes leaving the band affected them massively.

[@VictorELayne77]

This dude is definitely under 30 hahaha

[@travis6240]

Fun fact: the original album was to be called Millennium but Backstreet Boys’ album came out first so Limp Bizkit changed theirs to Chocolate starfish to have it be as furthest away as possible from the B Boys.

[@happytoaster7019]

It is literally a reflection of that era. Fonts, humor, bad words. This is wonderful.

[@meganlopez8241]

Imagine you’re 8 years old.. your Mother is high as hell off methamphetamines and she’s flying down the freeway goin 100mph in her Ford Windstar… she’s got all the windows down and you’re in the backseat being pelted by a barrage of hot sparks from her lit Marlboro red all whilst she blasts this album at full volume with one blown out speaker…. 😂

[@getbetter5907]

Sounds like epic character building, I'm sure you're the legend among your group of friends.

[@brutalbasspro]

I feel triggered! I mean or did we have the same mom?

[@raichuraichu7632]

Bruh this is the best comment hands down not even close 😂😂😂👍💯

[@misterhappy5462]

...so you're saying you were one of the "patriots" at the capitol on jan 6, megan? now i understand why. =)

[@raichuraichu7632]

@@misterhappy5462 lmao you a whole clown bruh 🤡 < that's you 🤣

[@atuvera9021]

Yep, the guitars are really great bc Wes Borland is a good musician, might not be to the level of Jimmy Hendrix or other *insert legendary guitar player* in history but i think his vision is still interesting nonetheless. You guys should check out Wes's other band called Black Light Burns, very 00s rock but with a distinctive sound imo.

[@jimboc669]

Scuffed Nine Inch Nails...

[@howtoedittv5628]

John mayer

[@atuvera9021]

@@jimboc669 nah dude, dig into the discography but i guess is easier not to and just listen to the singles.

[@GreatBeardofWisdom]

@@atuvera9021 Big props for the Black Light Burns love. They never got the praise they deserved back in the day. Cruel Melody is such an incredible album. Think my favourite BLB track would be I Want You To; those guitar melodies in the verses give it a proper catchy vibe.

[@trteeerryfse-wy2ww]

I liked one song from black light burns..... I just don't think these guys can do anything good

[@fatehopkins7969]

I was best friends with the drummer in elementary school. Yeah that’s my claim to fame. I used to play Gi Joe’s with John Otto. Dude went thru puberty in like 4th grade, had a mustache and everything. He definitely knew from a young age he was going to be a rock star. He was smashing early and I was still worried about fireworks and BB guns. Dude did good for himself. His dad was the most gangster dude I ever met. He had to get his arm amputated and it was not a big deal. He just Ramboed the whole situation and went back to work. His mom is one of the nicest people in the entire world. I wonder if he’d let me get 10 g’s. Get at me John.

[@MANGRINDER_band_]

He's a fucking great drummer

[@crashdavis721]

took it to the Matthews Bridge

[@welshwrestlinggeeks7579]

Fred durst is a marketing genius. He played the character of the Red hat wearing dude bro so well that even to this day people still believe in him. Love them or hate them limp bizkit were instrumental in breathing new life into the metal genre and brought it to hights it'll potentially never reach again.

[@well1012]

He was a total persona. Having seen his interviews he just comes across as a regular non-pretentious guy.

[@drescapeplan]

Was so happy to listen to the whole record on stream with you. Great stream

[@Rose_Tinted1]

Common DRE W

[@drescapeplan]

@@Rose_Tinted1 W

[@V.F.D.DaleSalvador]

On a scale from Limp Biskit to Flaccid Pancake, How's your day been Brad?

[@tindevlar]

I understood that reference.

[@antichrist8543]

Hmmmm

[@calus_bath_water]

Jojo mentioned 🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@djcastano1180]

“At the funeral there won’t be a casket. I’m leavin just enough of him to stuff in a basket.”-Dark Man X with the best bar on this album.

[@originalvideos419]

i respect Fred durst now, i went to their concert earlier this year and it was genuinely the most fun concert ive ever been too. hes taken their identity and made it ironic in a genuinely funny way. i would see them again 100%

[@Apanblod]

Well.. the dead don't age. So this album is timeless! 😇

[@Xeroforte]

Well the Dead do stink and this album stinks

[@rocketfc]

Ohh nooo.....

[@sizarix]

Cope

[@HTJason_S12]

​@@sizarixLmao

[@incognitiosaystransrights]

😮

[@Joker341Plays]

Maaaan, it didn't age well, but Lord help me if I didn't have the best time listening to this album while fishing lobster in RuneScape around 10 years ago. Fucking love those early 2000s guitar melodies, It'll Be Ok just hits the spot, mm mm mm!

[@hilaryceewilson]

Been 18 years since I played RS lol. I was listening to A Perfect Circle and Deftones. Good times

[@fakenamerealchungus9851]

Fishing guild was the SPOT

[@flowerbomb1907]

Fishing lvls?

[@dvda9725]

Yes it did age well.

[@Ema-nuel]

haha you're older than you think. the time you're talking about was more like 20 years ago.

[@TacosCanned]

Chocolate Starsh*t And The Kool-Aid Flavored Dogwater

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

YESSSSSSIRRRRR

[@Miguel_Flores]

2000s rock has a way of sounding good and bad at the same time.

[@thesillygoosemuffin3940]

2:51 A historical moment on the Brad Taste in Music channel.

[@SheaMoroney-n9x]

Indeed

[@javiers5599]

This album will forever get a pass for giving us My Way and it's famous usage to promote WrestleMania X7

[@calvinfolan1736]

That and Rollin being used for Undertakers theme.

[@dws84]

There’s only one thing more cringe than a Bizkit fan, and that’s a Bizkit wrestling fan 🤣🤣

[@alibearbass]

Art

[@PuaFacil]

You should listen to their debut album "Three Dollar Bill, Y'all" it's actually quite decent

[@oddballrecordsNOW]

I second this. Raw af

[@surfwaxer]

I third this

[@tjorfdc]

That record fucking slaps!

[@gael.valverde]

that one was my first cd ever, its nu metal perfection

[@emilyantiqua]

I LOVE 3$B!!!

[@BungleGrindClown]

I unironically love this album, it’s awesome and the production sounds great. Boiler and Hold On go hard. Plus Wes Borland’s guitar playing is absolutely awesome. Check out his band Big Dumb Face.

[@chubbycorn4322]

nice pfp

[@Happyingaloshes]

Its would be a great álbum, with Scott weiland in vocals, the only limo bizkit song I like its Hold on.

[@BungleGrindClown]

@@chubbycorn4322 same to you man, love Disco Volante, actually my favorite Bungle album

[@_MMK]

This was in the "1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die" book but "In The Aeroplane Over The Sea" wasn't, by the way.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

Because it’s fucking insane. It’s an experience. Like a “what in the world am I listening to?!” I’m honestly surprised Aeroplane isn’t in the book tho considering every music snob on the planet talks about how refined and artistic it is.

[@pentexsucks43]

Well yeah, that's how it should be. This is a true avant garde masterpiece, not the whining of ITAOTS!!

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

@@wundoanf cowards.

[@bisexualmajima]

I'm sorry but this is both a.) significantly more culturally relevant and b.) goes mad hard.

[@vietnamsemonky4082]

Sorry but “I wanna fuck Anne Frank” the album is great but a good snub from the book lol.

[@dasenase]

"Boiler" aged really well. Probably the best song on that album.

[@JackMcSomeone]

That and "My Way"

[@directedbyxanderjones8329]

"Full Nelson" was my favorite.

[@jadebullet3884]

Boiler was the song that got me to buy this album when I was a kid. It still holds up.

[@BonyHawksToeSkater]

Agreed. Boiler is honestly a banger, only song I semi-regularly revisit on this album.

[@johnrambo3831]

I liked Take A Look Around the best

[@kidthunder1311]

Significant Other is a better album, but Wes' delay riffs were great on Starfish. For a brief period in the 90s heavy music was allowed to be fun and completely outlandish. The music fit the time perfectly when MTV had it's hold on the youth. I believe a lot of people, myself included, love those albums because it takes us back to a very special time in our lives. Being 9-13 and recording all the korn, kid rock, bizkit, dmx videos on VHS so I can watch them again and again while jumping around in the living room.

[@staticsoul]

This definitely sounds like it's stuck in the 2000's, just like the guy himself.

[@radiozeke8507]

Because it was released in the 2000s lol, it’s “trapped” because that’s when it was made.

[@matthewfleming1000]

“Fred Durst the kinda guy who counts how many times he says f*** in a song and then tell you how many times he’s said it” hahaha I’m dead

[@coolerthanyou9548]

my mom gave me this album when i was like 5, limp bizkit will always be one of my favorite bands, no matter how ridiculously corny they are

[@Lustrum0005]

It's easy to make fun of Limp Bizkit but this album is solid and catchy af from start to end

[@CheeseWeegee]

i like how chocolate starfish (🍫⭐🐟) became a brad live chat meme

[@sidechatsideshow580]

This album was a staple of my childhood. Regardless of how it aged and my taste in music has evolved, it will probably always hold a special place for me lol. My parents absolutely hated it and as the rebellious kid that I was that just made me play it even more 🤣🤣 The same applies to a few other albums and artists from back in that day. If I had 5 dollars for every Manson album my dad found and destroyed, I'd have 25 dollars 🤣

[@dws84]

Still doesn’t make it good.

[@kylemcgill2966]

My 13 year old self loved this shit. My 14 year old self wanted this band dead. It's crazy what can happen in a year. It was a gateway though.

[@mattolsziewski7164]

I legitimately love this album, and I hate myself for it

[@matthales9807]

Don't

[@carolinescmprn9196]

Damn. But why? Like seriously asking.

[@mattolsziewski7164]

@@carolinescmprn9196 at this point nostalgia. I don’t actively listen to it, but I do love it. I actually saw them a couple years back. I was going half joking ab it but it was such a fun show lol. I wasn’t around when the album came out, but when I was in late middle school/high school I used to love this shit.

[@samerezzoful]

Good…good.

[@Lustrum0005]

I used to make so much fun of them when they came out.. then I bought this album for 1 dollar at a pawn shop because it had no case, and I found myself playing it on repeat

[@rickyism1576]

This Album was and is still great.

[@mikeabney2527]

Facts

[@bob-rw3wk]

💀

[@leowo]

W opinion

[@dws84]

Only if you’re a man child and your musical taste never grew from your teenage years.

[@_odaxelagnia]

@@dws84 what should i listen to in my 30s then?🤣

[@slapshot6ful]

I would argue that this is STILL ahead of its time.

[@cemetarypolka]

how

[@_Mike.85]

@@cemetarypolka because no other band has dared to make anything dumber since.

[@ilovebiscuits5287]

FUCKED UP THIS, FUCKED UP THAT, FIRST I PISSED, THEN I SHAT🤘🤘🤘

[@m.1050]

i started listening to listen to limp bizkit ironically and now i can’t stop

[@Angel-of8kz]

This album is the peak of human civilization, Brad just doesn't want to admit it

[@salvegaming9599]

Say what you want but this album is a Banger. Nothing sounds quite like this. Fred Durst is quite a character.

[@ideitbawxproductions1880]

2 notes about Hot Dog: 1) the whole "fuck count" thing was ripped off from Insane Clown Posse's song Fuck The World, which came out 2 years before Chocolate Fartfish: "Don't bother trying to analyze these rhymes/In this song I say fuck 93 times" 2) Trent Reznor didn't have a lot of nice things to say about Fred Turds around that time, and Fred took it personally. Hence, using Trent's own lyrics to try dissing him. Not only does this attempt at a diss suck, Trent just let the whole thing slide ("Maybe I'm too stupid to read between the lines, but I don't know how this could be a diss, it doesn't sound like anything; but hey, if it makes people happy, then let them make what they want" -TR). And to top it all off, the band had to pay royalties to Trent for using his lyrics without permission. How's that for a diss?

[@Csnich96]

Everyone’s entitled to their opinions and I agree with a lot of what you were saying but I fucking love this album and band! They never took themselves too seriously like most bands around that era did, and it’s just fun music that sounds incredible live!

[@kornfan45]

i agree, Bizkitfan96

[@Sergeant.Salami]

I laugh maniacally every time I listen to Limp Bizkit so I guess I can respect them for that

[@richardarenas3370]

I still consider this a 10/10

[@fridz66]

The beauty of Limp Bizkit is that you enjoy it without having to think too much about how. Like you said, it’s all mindless fun.

[@GoBrowns]

This is one of the best albums of all time

[@fridz66]

Hell yeah. People who say they hate Limp Bizkit are lying to themselves. 😅

[@thegreatslothlord7796]

If you want a better album to try, “Significant other” is leagues better and proves that Fred Durst can be a pretty decent vocalist if he isn’t sounding like someone who’s constantly kicked in the nuts. Plus, “Don’t go off wondering” is probably one of my favourite Limp Bizkit songs and Fred Durst’s screams on that track genuinely shocked me the first time as they’re actually pretty good and not shitty butt rock screams like that of Aaron Lewis from Staind.

[@comicsans1689]

Significant Other is a criminally underrated album.

[@andmillions]

@@comicsans1689 it actually sold more than chocolate starfish. But yes LB's first two albums are pretty good

[@lexxist]

significant other has some dull points for me, but the nookie-break stuff-rearranged run is probably one of the best 3 song runs in any album i could think of

[@bahlsakc9595]

@@andmillions idk if you’re referring to S. Other and Chocolate Starfish or Their actual first album Three Dollar Bill Y’all and S. Other but either way this is a true statement lmao

[@jackaweplushpro]

Significant other is great

[@ztm999]

Limp Bizkit was really only good for giving wrestling companies their music (and giving us the SOUL OBTAINED drop)

[@oldusernamewasbadlol]

I don't know if it's aged badly, because I was a Limp Bizkit fan at the time and I don't remember any of us taking it particularly seriously. We couldn't, because the second album had a song where the chorus went "SHOULDA LEFT MY PANTS ON THIS TIME." I think it sounded then as absurd as it does now, but we just went with it (or didn't, for many).

[@maisabernardo8347]

It aged so bad but it is so nostalgic. Lots of people listened to it either going to school or playing some old games (or both). It brings back so many memories of simpler times.

[@SuckItDown]

Não sei explicar, é underwhelming (não é pior que Results May Vary) mas ao mesmo tempo satisfaz, o instrumental é incrível, o pacing funciona e Hold On por incrível que pareça soa como uma ótima forma de encerrar um álbum desse tipo. A outra parte que enfraquece esse álbum, bom, é o Fred Durst. Mas anos depois, com quase 30 anos na cara, eu acho que se não tivesse o Durst nessa banda, eu jamais teria ouvido.

[@ninja_tony]

It was horrible even when it was new, but I do agree that it's nostalgic. But I guess Limp Bizkit is proof that not all nostalgia is good.

[@reckethrxbl]

@@ninja_tony limp bizkit is good, you however are definitely entitled to your wrong opinion.

[@matthewmartinez3596]

It’s nostalgic for me because I remember making fun of the kids who liked this lol

[@spaceli0n]

It mainly aged badly because ppl got more pretentious and self conscious

[@thewakkoshow]

2:57 I love how Brad's sarcastic pre-teen "Bring it on!" actually fits really well with the real vocals XD

[@tmoneytrev9798]

I’ve always had the belief that the actual instrumentation on Limp Biscuits music was always amazing and I’m happy a lot of other people agree 😂

[@roodboy606]

I think this is the only time Gabby Hanna, Youngblood and Limp Bizkit were compared in the same sentence 😂

[@oddballrecordsNOW]

If you want some actually good innovative alt metal I’d suggest Korn’s Self Titled debut and Issues (their two most acclaimed albums). Self Titled provides brutal honesty lyrically and divine (no pun intended) anger (that was completely justified and didn’t come off as bratty or ungenuine) while Issues takes that sound and experiments with it a little bit, leading to a more mellow but adventurous album overall.

[@emilyantiqua]

I will always love LB over Korn. LB don’t take themselves too seriously, they’re cringe in a self aware way. Korn (from follow the leader onwards) is just plain cringe.

[@geckals3075]

@@emilyantiqua and limp isn’t cringe?

[@emilyantiqua]

@@geckals3075 I mean yeah but it’s mostly on purpose. I’m biased cause I love them

[@jackaweplushpro]

@@emilyantiqua I like both

[@AndrewMcGee702]

This album fuckin slaps idc what anyone says they’re a pretty well rounded band to be mainly known for the more brash heavier shit. A lot of bangers came from this band

[@sashaschutze8352]

Rollin' (urban assault vehicle) IS actually the original, air raid vehicle was technically remixed FROM it so yeah, do with that information what you want

[@SpectroX5]

I usually don't mind owning stuff that I liked as a dumb kid, Limp Bizkit is the exception, I cringe every time.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

I always enjoyed them as a shitpost goofy self-aware band that embrace their over the top nature

[@droptherapy2085]

@@SOBEKCrocodileGod yeah I feel like Fred Durst is totally playing a character

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

@@droptherapy2085 yeah. Dude outright would say stuff like “Limp Bizkit sucks and don’t you ever forget it!” lol Plus they entered Ozzfest (I think that was the festival) by emerging from a giant toilet on stage

[@pallasathena1369]

A lot of the lyrics are about recovering after a toxic or narcissistic relationship. It is therapy of sorts.

[@etalex7074]

I love the additions where you pause to address certain chats, the part where you went in on Christopher was great

[@FracturedEclipse]

Fun fact about "Getcha Groove On": this "Dirt Road Mix" is actually a remix of the real song released on their 2001 remix album New Old Songs. Due to an issue with sample clearance that resulted in a lawsuit, the real version couldn't appear on streaming services, so they had to replace it on the album with this remix.

[@TooMuchSascha]

This album is legendary in a good way

[@melvingira]

Limp Bizkit is fun and not to be taken seriously. They named themselves Limp Bizkit for fuck's sake. They have a sense of humor.

[@adamcox3796]

you'll never understand limp bizkit, until you see them live. Plain and simple. Every song they have made, has been designed for their live shows.

[@dws84]

I’ve seen them live, they’re alright. Nothing spectacular.

[@davidemme2344]

I just saw him one time and I thought he was an idiot. I honestly felt like I wasted my time and money to see him in Summer Sanatorium tour and thought Metellica could have had a better band performing instead of LB. I like his music on the first three albums but after that I thought, "dont have to worry abbout buying his stuff again. I admit I did buy another one of his albums when he was trying to sound all poitical and stuff but I had a god excuse as to how I ended up buying that piece of Garbage. Fall 2004, I was in Iraq for seven weeks and came home in a coma with a cracked head...I mean literally. They had to cut a big chunk of skull out of my head so I had to wear one of these helmets thar made me look retarded. Then he made this other album that ruined a perfecly good The Who song.

[@killac6761]

@@davidemme2344 XD

[@Skullzrapper]

As someone who grew up listening to music like this, this will always be a guilty pleasure lol. Definitely more about the riffs and energy! Three Dollar Billz Yall, Significant Other, and The Unquestionable Truth are their best work though imo 💯

[@carlossandoval2974]

There is not such as guilty pleasure... don't apologize for something that you like. This fucking generation talks about cringe and stables what is right and what is wrong and they can't even decide I they are women, men , gay ,pansexual or a bread toaster

[@MostlyCloudy]

lel I see u skullz

[@Skullzrapper]

@@MostlyCloudy You saw nothing 😂😂😂

[@kyoya6181]

The thing is that they do all of this on purpose so people who dislike them just don't understand them lol

[@ThePhantomSafetyPin]

Bad music is bad music. They're a band who could have been so much better with a different singer. Edgy goofiness just does not do much to really be long lasting, sorry.

[@BazillionDollarMan]

oh wow a real music fan right there yeah!!!! we listen to real music like weezer good music is good music right???? yeahhhh we listen to REAL hip hop true realest music ever

[@spinningseals9053]

Hot dog is arguably the best diss track of all time. You cant deny that monstrous riff.

[@AS_SO]

It's like early Tool without the subtlety

[@twerkyoulater]

Wes Borland is a fantastic guitarist, he always has been. I think at the time, Fred Durst's lyrics resonated with people who felt aimless but were also mad about it in contrast to grunge. Has that aged well? Fuck no - but you can definitely appreciate it for what it is in all its cheesy glory.

[@jetcheneau5811]

every time I hear Hot Dog i'm viscerally angry because over a better set of lyrics it would have been a D e s t r o y e r on the radio

[@jetcheneau5811]

when i was younger and played that divebomb riff all the late Gen X'ers and early millennials in the room would get hype as Fuck

[@hushg2000]

Slipknot, Lincoln park, etc are corny and cheesy. LB was just straight raw nothing serious just fun crazy music.

[@wozaow]

@@hushg2000 how the hell is slipknot corny and cheesy

[@derekrequiem4359]

@@hushg2000 *LINCOLN PARK*

[@soldierside365]

My first album I ever owned. This album has some bangers. I still listen to it from time to time

[@Bat-Georgi]

A classic. It's one of my fav records. It's a party album. Enjoy it for what it is.

[@sayanusz7396]

The fact that I also recognized My Way from Neil Ciciriega scares me

[@doge-xj7zb]

Only real music fans appreciate this album not casuals

[@capt.butters9296]

As a drummer myself, I think limp bizkit's drummer is able to hold it down and he has some sick beats that still make you wanna move.

[@brandonswinson3033]

@@capt.butters9296 fr the intro on My Generation is so bouncy I love it

[@fuckamericanidiot]

Uhuh.

[@crazysnas181]

Not gonna lie, I kinda love Limp Bizkit just because of how insanely corny and stupid it is. I kinda respect Fred Durst, dude’s an evangellion fan. We need more nu metal guys show their waifu collection

[@miserirken]

Chester Bennington: watched Evangelion for the mechas. Fred Durst: watched Evangelion for the bitches. Respect for both those mindsets.

[@SOBEKCrocodileGod]

Exactly. And Fred is just kind of a goofy shitposter guy. I don’t understand why people think he takes himself very seriously.

[@dmndxdave]

the sincerity combined with the insane rhythm section keeps this album in rotation for me. it's goofy, but it's not tongue-in-cheek (as much as Fred would like it to have been now) and that's honestly refreshing compared to how drowned in irony we are now

[@hi-im-huesitos]

I just want to add that track 9 "Getcha Groove On" is not the original one on the album, the beat is totally different. Lyrics have some differences here and there too, but the reason is not on Spotify is that it used an uncredited sample played during an act of Cirque Du Soleil's "Cirque Reinvente". The original is here on KZbin tho, if anyone wants to look it up.

[@wyldcardsam]

Wait seriously that's why we have the shit version on Spotify

[@nzingahendricks4128]

Limp Bizkit is quintessential Florida Man music

[@dancegregorydance6933]

Accurate. Fred Durst was born in Florida.

[@ScepticGinger89]

Limp Bizkit is like Norwegian Black Metal: pretty good as long as you don't take it seriously.

[@motarded4214]

This album was straight fire when it first came out. Honestly, its still pretty damn solid for the era.

[@mhxybeats653]

White pony came out the same year in the same genre

[@FlasKamel]

This is so tied to one specific shortlived era that I can't help but find it charming and kinda enjoyable. Like it's terrible, but we'll also never experience this vibe in a genuine form ever again. + I genuinely love My Way...

[@nym5qu17]

while I'm no longer a fan of nu-metal, I can see the appeal. I used to love this kind of shit as a kid. I wish these more edgy genres aged as well as stuff like at the drive in or interpol. Alexisonfire is pretty good, I enjoy them still a bit!

[@GreatBeardofWisdom]

Limp Bizkit are my all time favourite band. I've seen a whole plethora of people hate on them over the last 20 years and that vitriol only serves to make me love them even more. They embrace that hatred as a band (see Love the Hate on Still Sucks) and they still kill it. I get it, it's fun to point and laugh at something people love, I'm guilty of that when people defend Avatar (the film, not the band) so I aint exactly a saint here but the fact remains Chocolate Starfish went 6x platinum so it was clearly very popular for the time. They're still going after all this time and they're more tongue in cheek now than they ever have been. I don't go to Bizkit for insightful lyrics or chord progressions that blow the mind, I go to them because they're so much fun and they've genuinely helped me through some of the darkest times in my life by putting a smile on my face when I didn't think that was possible. I ain't about to apologise for loving a band that's done so much to benefit me and my life. If that gives me a "bad taste in music" because of it then I'll wear it like a crown.

[@tomjacobs8527]

Amen bro ! My favourite band since 2000!

[@trashyraccoon2615]

I think there’s a lot to like about it, if you can laugh at it especially. It’s music for like, Florida Man who gets drunk and winds up in jail and blames “society”. Lol! And that can be fun to listen to

[@GreatBeardofWisdom]

@Trashy Raccoon2 If you say so, kid. I love it unironically so my perspective is different.

[@trashyraccoon2615]

@@GreatBeardofWisdom Heh, ain’t no kid, son. Enjoy it! Merry Christmas!

[@xRavenKittiex]

Brad, you gotta check out korns first album, its a cool album

[@emmfrancotyree1852]

yess

[@hushg2000]

Love this album … LB has aged so well. Wes Borland and Fred were trolling the whole way, and aged well. Never took it serious, just had fun. Tired of Emos and just normal dudes hating on something that they didn’t understand lol Hip-Hop metal was amazing … Woodstock 99 defined LB and how raw they were and are

[@iriswickings1524]

Just saw that concert on YT last night and I got goosebumps several times, just them having fun, but being very real and punchy, I have a lot of respect for them, definetly a landmark from an era I wish I could be a part of

[@diegosotomiranda4107]

I just find funny how they still make their haters mad since 1999 without Even trying

[@crookycumbles]

The Demondice angle, I see.

[@SupremeNewt69]

This was my favorite album when I was a kid. I still have the CD from 20 years ago.

[@samusvikerness661]

I think that hot dog water perfectly sums up the quality of this album.

[@scarecrow8515]

My Way is the only song I can say something good about, and that something is that it was used perfectly in the build up hype package for Wrestlemania X7 LMAO

[@carlucho1012]

Love everything Limp Bizkit does! They are in my top 3 favourite bands!! ❤ Long live the Bizkits!!