Tribe Loui Listens to Limpbizkit For The First Time

[@TheLanceUppercut]

For kids who grew up watching wrestling in the late 90s through the 2000s, Limp Bizkit was basically the voice of the generation.

[@ShorelooksniceRV]

Wrestled in Minnesota and listened to Metallica, Rage against the Machine and Limp Bizkit.

[@kevinxero]

YOU THINK YOU'RE SPECIAL

[@ShorelooksniceRV]

@@kevinxerowhat a dumb comment

[@BP-or2iu]

Absolutely not true at all. They were a flash in the pan and almost universally maligned except by a small subset of people.

[@brizzle711]

Of if you didn’t watch fake shit and just listened to good music.

[@TheChristafershawn]

This song (Rolling) actually came out 23 years ago not 14. I have no idea how that much time has gone by but it is what it is.

[@auroramistral]

Wdym 23 years ago?! 😭 I was just in school and that was like, yesterday? 🤔 Time is a lie 😅

[@sue310689]

Ok still it came out in the moment I stared to actively looking for music, when MTV was the only way to listen to this kind of music in my country

[@deadassdgaf100]

it really breaks my ❤ kids these days watch this video now & don't even recognize the Twin Towers in it! this video was actually filmed on top of one of them (the North Tower, specifically. 1st to be hit, 2nd to fall) (and for ANY new age kids wondering when this was, if those 2 towers are standing, it's DEFINITELY pre 2001. that's a guarantee.)

[@ninja_tony]

Bro you’re lying, I just bought the album brand new YESTERDAY! 😢 😂

[@ninja_tony]

@@deadassdgaf100Yeah, that’s the first thing i think of every time I watch this video honestly. I grew up in Tennessee but live in NYC now, and I go by the 9/11 memorial all the time. I was 15 when it happened, and i vividly remember every detail like it was yesterday.

[@syx3s]

video like this makes the older millennials like myself feel pretty good to know what we had fun and spent a lot of time with is still worth a damn. not that i ever really doubted that but it's nice to see younger people getting just as into it as i was.

[@MaxedEntropy]

It does make me kinda sad that so much of my old favorites have to be censored these days, it kinda ruins the feel of the song when it's supposed to be aggressive sounding

[@jmeck1381]

Born December 81, I feel this

[@michaelquiroz4565]

Bro I had an unreal time when Limp was killing it. We just rocked harder than any of them and no one can take it from us and WE KNOW IT.

[@elivile.]

Amen, brother!

[@afbf613]

Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park were my everyday vibes during my uni days.. and now in BTS rabbit hole in my 40s

[@sue310689]

Linking Park got me into music, In the End was the first taste, teen years were a mix with sum 41,simple plan, linking park, limp bizkit, sistem of a down, evanescence, Avril, Eminem in a latin country was a little different. Edit: yes the purple rabbit hole is unending

[@ageeknamedanuk236]

I found my people!!!!😂😂💜💜💜💜

[@lizardKingCDXX]

Is your Dad a big Bruce Springsteen and Kiss Fan, you know cookie cutter gimmicky pop garbage.

[@lordskysixss]

Bruh, i remember listening to hybrid theory on my discman on repeat when i was 10 years old while playing spider-man on my ps1...bruh, that's nostalgic asf.

[@Moose613]

I love how you falling into the bts rabbit hole brought you to limp bizkit. I'll forever see that performance in my head when I hear rollin 😂

[@BessieRiggs]

Nu Metal was a thing! It was a massive part of my high school years with significant other from LB and everything Korn put out. This genre catches flak from everywhere, I loved it and still do. Fred Durst was the ultimate hype man. Nookie was my jam for a long time. I graduated HS in 2000 and still put it on blast at 42 years old.

[@TheWretchedMammoth]

I'm class of 2001 and I still rock with LB.

[@thomcat2704]

Class ' 04! We just keep on rollin'!

[@kylec1411]

Limp was kings in their day. still love em. They wrote some bangers and didnt take themselves to seriously and just had fun with it. Still bands dont pump you up like limp bizkit did.

[@John-X]

i had only heard Rollin' & Break Stuff as a kid. i just heard My Way this year & now i gotta binge all their stuff

[@kylec1411]

I really love Boiler, Radio is Dead, And their first album was really raw and fun... And angry. Which i personally love about bizkit.@@John-X

[@John-X]

@@kylec1411 i'll check those out. I'm really getting into Nu-Metal lately, as a kid the only Nu-Metal bands i really listened to were Linkin Park & Korn.

[@kylec1411]

@@John-X theres alot of gems out there in the nu-metal scene. I grew up on mostly metal and rap when I was young so I got to experience alot of it at a great time in my life. Enjoy my friend 😀

[@brillitos4376]

Omg omg please loui react to system of a down 💜 i bet you have a lot of armys metal heads here

[@myl3monlim348]

Rocker ARMY here!

[@loredell]

for real!

[@geraldblu3229]

Limp Bizkit rocks. The only 0,001% I dislike is that they don't play Nookie just like the video,the part of the chorus:YEAH !! C'MON !! I wish LB would do the audience shout: YEAH, YEAH,YEAH !!! C'MON, C'MON ,C'MON !!!

[@geraldblu3229]

I meant,Nookie live,in concerts. How I wish just being screaming: YEAH,YEAH,YEAH !! C'MON ,C'MON,C'MON. The rest:LB live=AWESOME

[@joeycurfew]

The "Rollin'" video received the award for Best Rock Video at the 2001 MTV Video Music Awards. 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 Best Rock Video at the VMAs on September 6

[@WithDiameter]

I never knew that 🥹

[@Dani.Torres]

I was a teen at this time, LIMP BIZKIT, KORN, DEFTONES, SYSTEM OF A DOWN and my ultra favorites because of the lyrics and messages, and the OGs of the genre RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE. No wonder I ended up ARMY with this kind of upbringing. Please check RAGE AGAIST THE MACHINE their energy is insane, their lyrics go ultra hard.

[@John-X]

feel like im the only Gen Z who grew up with Nu-Metal. i had an older brother who was blasting all the late 90's - early 2000's music when i was a little kid, like 4, i remember he even ripped a CD for me with all the hits, my dad broke it in half when he heard the swearing tho XD bro made another one with cleaner songs for me tho hahah.

[@drittttt]

Yes, all those bands!!😈

[@lmg.quince]

Wow, this was a WILD trip down memory lane. I haven't heard some of those songs in like twenty years. Limp Bizkit was HUGE in the late 90s/early 2000s. They (and KORN) were the front runners of the whole Rap Metal genre. And then Linkin Park became big too. And yes, "I did it all for the nookie" means what you think it means. LOL.

[@accord_aero_r]

If you want to check out some true genesis of combining rap and metal, check out "Bring the Noise" by Anthrax and Public Enemy from the early '90s. It was originally a PE song, but the two later collaborated to cover it. Anthrax did their own rap song, "I'm the Man" a few years earlier that was good as well but more Beastie Boys style. Instrumentally, though, Bring the Noise might have been the first proper mash-up of the two genres.

[@alcortz]

@@accord_aero_r let's go back a little further to Aerosmith and Run DMC collaborating on "Walk This Way". Still a banger and that was from '86!

[@accord_aero_r]

Forgot about that one! So good! @@alcortz

[@ElvysPriesty]

Don't forget P.O.D! and Papa Roach used to rap a lot on their records to!

[@Joellebee_]

My older bro loved Limp Bizkit. If you’re intrigued by the rock/metal/rap combination, I highly recommend Linkin Park! They’re classified as “Nu-metal.” Their first two albums Hybrid Theory and Meteora are basically no-skip albums. They also did a joint album with Jay-Z called “Collision Course” which is Linkin Park’s and Jay-Z’s hits mashed up. They did a live concert as well of these mashups, it’s here on youtube!

[@sarahndipity_7]

yes! i was hoping loui would get interested after he saw jk singing along to given up. maybe he will now

[@MysticNinja-ke3ng]

Linkin Park is my favorite band. It would be so cool if loui listened to them next.

[@alwayspluto8413]

@@sarahndipity_7 right and several first listens / reviews likened JITB to Linkin Park's style!

[@diatima]

Linkin Park were my BTS for like... A decade! Haha they still have a very special place in my heart 😌💜

[@BTSARMY_Melody]

This is a GREAT recommendation!

[@WesselsReaper]

Man, sometimes I forget how many bangers LB had! Looks like they’re going back on my Spotify list 😅

[@louofm1]

I remember rocking to these guys back in the day. I remember my boss calling me into the office and offering me concert tickets to a band he never heard of. It was limp bizkit with Eminem (he was just coming up). I snagged the ticket. Special guests were papa roach, and D12. Great show...and absolutely wild. Fred durst called the entire stadium down to the floor for a massive mosh pit. I wasnt brave enough to go, but it was awesome

[@rajbater]

That was the best concert of my life. I was up in the nosebleeds, & then when Fred called us down, I found myself 3 rows from the stage. I'll never forget Sam's lights from the frets of his bass straight up in my face.

[@VashMaverick09]

On behalf of an old nu metal head, I had to drop a sub, you're dope and this video helped me from a really bad day so thank you man this was a joy to watch.

[@Humstuck]

Guitarist was the best part of this group. I loved a lot of their hits but him being disguised and going wild in all the clips was awesome.

[@Clem68W]

you can really tell he's desperately trying to stand out behind all the swagger, he's probably got some fascinating stories.

[@LuisFernandoSerioFaraldo]

Wes Borland is criminally underrated

[@sirjame5591]

​@@Clem68Whe was pursuing a art career befor limp bizkit kicked off his outfits and make-up is his way of keeping in touch with art he said

[@j.marshalcourneyea1701]

*is not was. Wes is still in LB.

[@Milehighsnake98]

@@LuisFernandoSerioFaraldo The entire band are amazing as individual artists. DJ Lethal we all know. John Otto is a phenomenal drummer with way more chops than he shows. Sam Rivers is also criminally underrated on bass, truly unique. They were almost a super-group with the talent, but instead of trying to be overly technical one-upping each other, they just made this amazing sound that worked.

[@ngillette80]

I'm 80 years old now and I've been listening to them since they came out I have all of their albums don't know why don't like any other type of music like this never liked anything too hard but limp Bizkit just gets me going no coffee for this grandpa when limp bizkit's on the radio

[@RetroPC]

Watching someone listen to this for the first time allowed me to get that excitement of getting listening to it again. I've been an LB fan since 9th grade and have been ever since. They got a bad rap for a while, but it's great to see them coming back into the limelight, doing shows, making new music, and getting the respect they truly deserve. Their music is absolutely amazing. Great band.

[@Elriuhilu]

I just saw Limp Bizkit play at a festival yesterday and they were great.

[@avnerressel7907]

Bro i've enjoyed every seconds of this video and your reactions. Limp bizkit are my favorite band since 8th grade. im 37 yo right now and theyre still my favorite.

[@BP-or2iu]

Damn. So you've never heard any other music, huh?

[@adalianow30]

You really did it 😅 wow this brings back memories I used to binge off limp biscuit and Korn back in the day you are gonna love this ❤

[@brittanygidley1291]

i’m 32 now, i remember listening to all these songs back in middle school in like 2006, miss my childhood. 6:19 that’s the dude from the band called korn which you should definitely check out! 6:26 that’s pauly from a movie called son in law and encino man with brendan fraser who payed in the mummy.

[@MunguiaMaria54]

These songs have an explicit version if you don’t like hearing the cuts it’s just not an official channel P.S. BTS did a dance performance for a part of the song rolling I’m pretty sure you’ve already reacted to it it’s this one if you’re curious what I’m talking about kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWK4oWCQr62gq9ksi=IuJookegu8y1ija5

[@marissa1341]

He came to this song after that performance reaction 😂

[@janetuss6496]

Yup, he reacted it already, hence why he's listening to Limp Bizkit now lol. But nice of you to drop a link for any potential Limp Bizkit fans who don't know about it

[@Now_N_Haters]

This took me way back. Louie, I'd love to see you react to the Beastie Boys. Their rap lyrics used to have me laughing so hard.

[@jeffb1013]

I’ve been fortunate to see most of the greatest 90s-00s rap, rock, Djs, Rage, pantera…. No one ever brought energy like these dudes live…. Not even one of my fav bands but legends in live shows

[@2swoley205]

Well said. I saw Kid Rock, Staind and Limp in Jax summer 1999. Was the most energy front to back of any show I’ve been to, and like you, I’ve been to a bunch

[@mega1211100]

The band was fire!! That's my teenage years right there!! Seeing them in the Summer time in Toronto... CANT WAIT

[@Nuverotic]

Limp Bizkit was a voice for the voiceless back in the late 90's and early 00's. We were mad and angsty and Limp just was the pulse of society at the time.

[@BeckonUtube]

The late 90s music were huge influence on BTS. Also the soundtrack of my child/teen years. Loui you need to deep dive into Linkin Park. They are incredible 🔥🎶

[@VerchielxKanda]

You are a sweet innocent child to not know what chocolate starfish stands for. XD The video was filmed mostly on the top of one of the World Trade Centers, so YES, this video is indeed old. But most good stuff is. Another guest artist in Break Stuff is the lead singer for KoRn. My stepdad, who loves these guys, would always randomly sing "Like a chump, HEY~" XD So glad you got to hear My Generation!

[@marissa1341]

Two of my favs back in this era was Bif Naked and AlexisonFire, with Disturbed, System of the Down, Linkin Park and Korn. But i had a lot of hard rock on loop back them. In the 2nd song, it was Snoop and Eminem and there was the lead singer of Korn there. A couple more cameos here and there

[@TheSnoozeUntold]

Ohhh! I love for him to check out some Disturbed as well.

[@Lydia-rb8so]

That lineup right there, YES

[@Leviathandk]

Tony hawk was the skater i believe

[@dotty6970]

If we are going down the rock genre then i recommend Alice In Chains, Red hot Chili Peppers, Audioslave, Foo fighters, and Tool.

[@chiara-gh6kv]

good ass recomendations

[@christinar6491]

😮MY TEEN YEARS ARE FLASHING BEFORE ME.......KEEP ROLLIN ROLLIN ROLLIN....... CHOCOLATE STAR FISH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@christinar6491]

Add in some PAPA ROACH, PRODIGY, LINCOLN PARK, DISTURBED, ROB ZOMBIE, KORN, EVANESCENCE, AVRIL, NO DOUBT, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS oh my god there was so many...I miss those days

[@pebbho]

Yes it's like 8 am and my 38 year old ass is moshing by myself in my room while I'm supposed to be getting my daughter ready for school. Let me not mess up a knee!! Thanks @TribeLoui 😂😢

[@christinar6491]

@@pebbho 🤣😂

[@Acroanidd]

If you did their sound you should check them out in concert. The energy you feel in these songs is on another level in a crowd of other people. They kill it on stage!

[@resetlife-zo2nz]

I just saw them in october at aftershock. Fred was dressed up like a cowboy. They put on a great show. My favorite of the venue.

[@PRC533]

"downloaded the shockwave" is a lyric that nobody who wasn't around in the early 00's will even understand anymore. That one line more than anything makes me feel old.

[@adalianow30]

Yes that was Dre snoop Eminem and the front man for Korn can't remember his name Korn was lit as well they had allot of socially conscious lyrics you should deff check them out and if you really never heard rap and rock mixed before then you never heard of Linken Park which in my opinion was the absolute best PLEASE PLEASE CHECK THEM OUT THEY WILL BLOW YOUR MIND with songs like Faint and one step closer absolute masterpieces

[@lmg.quince]

Johnathan Davis is the front man of Korn. 😊 This video really took me back! I forgot about all those cameos in the Break Stuff video!

[@adalianow30]

​@@lmg.quinceoh right for some reason I could only remember Munky and Head lol😅🤦🏼‍♀️

[@orangemaniabrother2232]

I like how you went in to this completely brand new, didn't even know what the mysic style was called lol. Reminded me of when i first got in to this type of music, how it was all a whole new experience and how it felt

[@Ekaslim]

better believe me and all the 80's born tribe here is singing along with limp bizkit !!! best 90's antem ever!!!

[@skyuser3697]

Gotta take a look at the band korn. There stuff from 1994-1998 is especially good. My two fav bands are korn and bts.

[@blossom_heart7]

I'd also recommend Rage Against The Machine - Killing In The Name is a classic of theirs, and I really like Guerrilla Radio too. They combine rock, metal, rap and funk!

[@dudee499]

Everybody reacts to Killing. Come on! Something else... Bombtrack is fire

[@das0ul177]

@@dudee499freedom and vietnow imo are way better than killing in the name and bulls on parade but that’s just a personal opinion

[@Gray-soul_81]

Bulls on Parade

[@TheSpencer033]

too bad RATM went from "fuck you, I wont do what you tell me" to "fuck you, do what daddy government tells you"

[@H4wk0n]

I remember back in the day when people hated on Limp Bizkit so much, but when they hear it like 20 years later they love it 😂 I guess nostalgia wins 😅

[@Leviathandk]

Back in the day Limp Bizkit was a giant. Not much hate until the Woodstock incident. Which wasnt entirely on them.. ;)

[@jasonsmarr3621]

Over play on the radio and MTV made the hate.

[@ssjwes]

I played two albums on repeat because someone told me they didn't like it at work, for weeks.

[@KrazyIndeed]

Limp Bizkit was good but I was also one of the haters. The music is okay but the lyrics are stupid. I think most of the hate came from the 'pop metal' style they have. Plus, having Korn, RatM, Marilyn Manson, Snoop and Eminem as their competition didn't help..

[@jasonsmarr3621]

@KrazyIndeed also the lyrics are more corny than a Pilgrim's turd.

[@TheSnoozeUntold]

Glad you decided to share your dive into Metal Rap. Nice trip down memory lane! Hope you check out some of the other artists mentioned in the comments.

[@faithslayer500]

Crazy trip down memory lane! I was never really in to them, but hearing these songs again... I know them so well haha. They were such a huge part of pop culture in that MTV/TRL era.

[@C-3PFLO]

This format is incredible. Subscribed.

[@John-qf6dw]

Same thought here. I’m waiting for the last song to finish to see if he has any other videos like this yet lol

[@Hipno702]

Crazily enough the rooftop scene was shot on top of the World Trade Center and Fred Durst (Red Cap) received a letter from WTC representatives thanking Limp Bizkit for the video feature after the video for Rollin’ won an MTV Video Music Award. The day before 9/11.

[@epso9944]

Great vid! In "Boiler" The sound at 24:23 you asked about was distorted guitar w/ volume swelling, might've been reversed or Wes Borland was actually rolling the volume knob up on the attack of each note.

[@chrisallen3674]

YUP. With a WHOOOOOLE lotta verb + delay. One of the most ground-breaking music videos of its time too. That damn thing is a journey of unbridled creativity and passion. The camera effects, like when he hits his head on the stage and the whole thing shakes....song gives me chills to this day.

[@Themexican79]

As a Gen Xer, I love seeing these reaction vids! Watching the youth essentially listen to the music that was probably what their parents were hearing back when they were the same young age!

[@AshleyOrndorff]

This took me back. It was so much fun to revisit these songs with you and see how much you vibed with them. You definitely have to listen to "N 2 Gether Now" featuring Method Man (the remastered funky version of this is cool, but the DJ Premier beat that was the initial release of this song and originally on the Significant Other album is 🔥, and the best version IMO) . There is also The Neptunes Remix with Pharrell version of the song. It's a banger and I think you'll like it, especially the DJ Premier production.

[@dlxretro]

43 year old ass me watching this and smiling 😊 Loved the video bro, you seem like a chill dude! Keep up the good energy!

[@Bre4458]

I'm glad you enjoyed them!! My dad used to listen to them when I was in high school and I've continued to casually listen to them since, but I've never seen their mv's or looked up the lyrics besides what I could catch during the song. I didn't realize their songs actually had good messages. Crazy how bts leads us down different rabbitholes like this!

[@annesolo]

I know I'm ageing myself here lol but they were BIG when I was in highschool, it's all MTV plays then. Their album Chocolate Starfish and Hotdog Flavored Water was a banger cover to cover, we used to play it at max volume at weekends and think we're so cool listening to them lol😎Good times!

[@2swoley205]

You were cool. Embrace it

[@vnv84]

Thank you for including the tribe. I’ve always liked Limp Biscuit!

[@Sathom]

Oh man... I'm announcing my age here, but I listened to LB back in high school, there were a lot of cameos in that video that I had forgotten about. This took me back.

[@Swollen_Goat]

I was like 7 when my brother got their album "Significant Other". I remember running down the stairs so fast I almost fell when the premiere for the Nookie video came on MTV. Good times. The name for this type of music, and the type of music that was VERY popular, exploding onto the scene in the late 90s early 2000s was called NU Metal. It was a mix of Rock/Metal/Rap and honestly is still popular now despite people memeing on it.

[@kammiebuckner1572]

Thanks for taking me back in time! It was fun to watch this with you. I was a teenager when this music was popular. This not what I expected tonight but I'm here for it.

[@spookytortellini6038]

“Back when DJs were cool, it wasnt just a title. They actually did something”. Omg what a fucking brilliant take. Love this video ❤

[@badm0t0rf1nger]

Always nice to see a young'un appreciate some Bizkit. :) Yes, Fred Durst's shenanigans used to be hella annoying, but to this day very few bands can bounce a crowd like the Bizkit. p.s. given that the Rollin' video shows them playing on top of the twin towers, it's older than 14yrs!! ;)

[@tinav6576]

Ahhh the memories of these songs. Glad you checked them out too, all because of that BTS performance video.

[@michaelmchone9239]

These were the best of times, great musical experiments and we all got along. Great video friend ✌

[@WebsterA]

Dude you got me smiling and giggling throughout. Thanks for doing this, man!

[@coreyrees840]

Gotta say I like this set up. I liek the standing/moving to the track vs the stereotypical sat at your desk review. Nice little change

[@lrsr79]

Best collection of song's. Well done! 👏 👏

[@hideallgems]

Nu-Metal is truly timeless because of the hip-hop and metal influences to it. There is nothing that will change. The years of rock in the early 80's into the mid 90's smashed head on into the massive love for new age hip hop that everyone loved with the very catchy. Its a honest test of time. It hurts to still know Limp Bizkit is one of the most hated/loved of the generation. Personally born in 92'. They were the first band I truly listened to EVERY day. Fred Durst is a legend. Wes Borland (Guitarist), Sam Rivers(Bassist) John Otto(Drumer) and DJ Leathal are the true OGs next to KoRn, Orgy, and a few others were the best bands of the late 90's into the mid 2000's.

[@JoonJoon92]

This is why you're my favourite reactor... Omg you just took me back back 🥹🙆🏻‍♀️✨

[@meggan3574]

OMG bringing me back lol I still have the Chocolate Starfish and the Chocolate Flavored Water CD in my car lmao

[@meggan3574]

wow, its hotdog flavored water haha

[@robertmcbride4454]

Literally the only reason I listened to limp Bizkit is because rollin was the entrance music for The Undertaker in 2001. WrestleMania 17/X7 was awesome.

[@worthalook4870]

Bizkit are awesome and I’m happy to see the newer generation checking them out. I seen them twice live back in the early 2000’s, awesome live. Enjoy

[@design1of470]

Check out their first record "Three Dollar Bill Y'all" for a proper intro, it's fantastic.

[@StevesRealReviews]

WHat - STANDING and a reaction - Love it - need to watch more of your video!!!

[@siskens470]

The 90s and early 2000s...amazing movies, music, everything.

[@davebrazier3970]

Damn I ain't enjoyed a reaction video like I enjoyed this one for a minute!! Love the idea of reacting to a bunch of songs in a single vid and you chose a proper old school band that had some absolute bangers. Would you do a video like this to a band called Bring Me The Horizon?

[@visualrose85]

I grew up on this shit and man did it feel good to just release some rage on this lmao but bro, you took me out with that "WHY!!!!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 im at work looking crazy laughing.

[@grupochiolecca3564]

Lol, I grew up listening to this stuff. Enjoy!

[@RaveN-bh1qe]

I grew up listening to this guys since my dad was really into nu metal and metal. This brought me back to my childhood. Also Loui, you really need to check out Range against the machine. They are awesome

[@bobby9192]

Man you have the best reaction style/setup. Not just staring into the camera

[@ssjwes]

I like your reaction style. You really get into it.

[@alejandroolivar103]

I am from Venezuela and I like your reactions, it helps me practice my English. keep going that!

[@Stalemate-88]

I was 16 in 1999 when I first found put about the bizkit. Loved watching your reaction. They were the biggest band in 2001

[@franklopez5997]

Amazing vid 👍👍👍 they just performed here in Argentina a couple of weeks ago, over 100k people going crazy in the moshpit.

[@xblackxabyssx1983]

if you look up the vans warped tour and family value tours from the 90s you actually end up seeing alot of rap artists and old grunge and alternative bands used to hang out alot back then cause of the skate culture

[@Cattaract]

WOW what a surprise!!! love Limp Bizkit, saw them live once, always enjoyed their energy. awesome reaction!!

[@shawnfee9107]

You should check out either Limp Bizkit or Korn's Woodstock '99 footage. I especially love Korn's set opener, "Blind." The crowd will blow your mind.

[@RiverRat904]

If your head doesn't start bouncing, if your body doesn't start moving when you hear these songs...... you have issues. This made me subscribe!!

[@MRR-my2yl]

Thank you for this!!!

[@shotaholic1]

what’s wild is “Break Stuff” and “Nookie” (or as you put, “Rat Metal”) were from their 2nd album, ‘Significant Other’…which was released in 1999. the rest are from their 3rd album, ‘Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water’ which dropped back in 2001.

[@superviro]

I had just as much fun watching you enjoy this group as much as I did hearing these songs again after 20+ years.

[@drbat11]

Whoa this brought me WAAAAAAAAY back ! Thanks for the trip down memory lane- Rollin came out in 2000 I think and one of those days was 1999- but it still slaps 🔥

[@sarahndipity_7]

can we do a early 00s rap rock pop punk deep dive?

[@thebanner28]

I love this dude keep it up man this is my high school music days

[@mikrokosmosmuster7615]

THROWBACK THURSDAY! 🥳🎊🔥🔥🔥🔥 Oh, the party anthem memories to these classics! 😂🙌💜

[@bunnybunny7112]

It's so fun to see a first time reaction to music I listened to and loved as a teen!

[@uggabugg]

wow thanks for the memory lane haha! hope you react more to music from my teens

[@NessyNess182]

You got a sub, and ALL NOTICATIONS for this.......🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 Back ground jazz is lit too... thank you.

[@brutusballer24]

dude the video for Rollin was done on top of the Twin Towers in NY City in September of 2000!!

[@piratsnygg]

Can't believe N 2 Gether Now wasn't on the playlist, but I'm so happy My Generation was. Almost never see it in reactions.

[@eviljeep]

Amazing react 🤟 LB's got the best drop! 🤙 tx you Bro! From Québec Canada 🇲🇶🇨🇦🖐️

[@Greatscott24]

I forgot how hype this music got me back in the day. Fire reaction.

[@mikeabney2527]

You should do a reaction to their full concert at Woodstock 99. Limp Bizkit put on the best show. DMX 's performance there was unforgettable also

[@Rockermom59]

I'm glad you included us because I used to listen to Limp Bizkit many years ago. I enjoy all your reactions, mainly BTS, but all the others are great too. Keep doing you - it's working.

[@fifiroukine5331]

Waw It takes me back to my late teens! If you like this, you may like System of a down and Rage again the machine (two groups with amasing and impactful lyrics, and great sounds)

[@Lifeisrife]

Amazing video bud, watched the whole thing. I grew up with it, and you are not wrong. Bangers!