Xero - Fiends (Mike Shinoda / Linkin Park)

[@st1ck_n_m0v3]

mike: **member of a rock band** also mike: **raps better than most of todays rappers**

[@evanurena8868]

Anybody else want to see Linkin Park inducted on the Rock n' Roll Hall Of Fame in 2025?

[@simplyfantastic58]

Evan Urena yes

[@evanurena8868]

Chester said it would happen one day, so I believe him.

[@simplyfantastic58]

Evan Urena I have very high hopes. They deserve to be there.

[@coffee593]

I might be wrong but I thought they already were?

[@evanurena8868]

Coffee They're not. It has to be 25 years before you can get inducted.

[@doci6139]

FUNNY FACT: Everytime Mike raps, he ends with "Like that" ;)

[@PenneySounds]

Or "like this"

[@andrewevans1177]

I know, i love it. Reminds me of old school hip hop.

[@brodyfandom1574]

Do Ci And starts with “yeah,” “yo,” or the patented, “yeah, yo.” ;)

[@LambdaField2006]

"Another lie hard to follow 'til it followed you home and like that"

[@kaciekk]

Linkin Park had hits of electronic music from the beginning, even in Hybrid Theory and Meteora.

[@FranklinSoong]

It's not electronic, it called elements of hip hop and sampling. It sounds completely different from stuff from One More Light, which just sounds like generic pop.

[@evanurena8868]

Franklin Soong: Definitely agree with that and a lot of their older material before MTM had some of the best sampling iv'e heard in not only rock, but even in hip-hop. I still get major goosebumps whenever I hear the sampling from their Reanimation album as an example. One More Light definitely pales in comparison on a musical level and it is unfortunately the most generic release they have made musically. That's why it sucks that it ended up being Chester's last album.

[@FranklinSoong]

Yeah, One More Light just simply sounds bland, generic, and resembles all the mainstream pop shit that was released in recent years. LP gradually removed the hip hop element (well, aside from Mike Shinoda rapping) that had a strong presence and influence in their first two albums from their sound, they went to a more electronic sound in A Thousand Suns and Living Things. However, although electronic sounding, at least those albums had certain elements of sampling present, and Chester's raspy vocals were still distinctive, which made the albums distinguishable as LP records. On the other hand, I can't even recognize a single aspect of LP in One More Light, which is pretty sad to see because they're still my favorite band.

[@evanurena8868]

Franklin Soong: I wouldn't say they gradually removed the hip-hop elements, they drastically removed it when it when MTM first came out, which is when I started to become a little disappointed with Mike and Hahn and where I thought they went downhill, but those albums afterwards are still leagues better then One More Light and their are a few tracks from each on the third to sixth album that I get down with personally. I always considered Chester to be strongest threshold of the whole band where he didn't compromise who he was and where I think he evolved the best out of everyone minus One More Light.

[@al112v4]

THey always used electronic elements on their music. It's really funny when they made A Thousand Suns people complained of being too poppy.

[@eekeey]

I'm not a huge fan of rap, but I can listen to Mike rap like this all day.

[@floriangro7419]

internallogic your damn right Boy. It's for me also the same. I can hearing Mike rapping also all Day,he has a unique Flow and for me personally the worlds best Rapper. I LOVE this Guy and I can hear to him my hole Life!!!

[@antoniorosario7505]

Florian Groß y'all should listen to late 80s and 90s east coast rap cuz mike basically sounds like he belongs right in that time period

[@kingzod8536]

Old school lyricism is great.

[@metalmike6668]

i know. wtf happened to him

[@moonguys4913]

You should listen to MF Doom, Aesop Rock or Rakim. There's a whole genre of rap of just rapping about absolutely nothing important but it sounds great

[@NicePasta]

Lyrics [Intro] (Always prevail, the human third rail) Yo, yo, I put Xero (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Junkyard Scientific, Styles, haha (Always prevail, the human third rail) Yo, I thought you knew, I thought, ha, uh (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) I tell ya, ha, uh [Verse 1] It's like a royal flush, a rush when I bust verbally Plus crush Earth's crust and enemy MC's to dust, with one touch Stonehenge rhyme riddle a mystery With Earth-rattle reckoning, rewritin' your history With blistery flesh, meshed with a mess of a civil unrest on wax Test pressed, scratched with finesse and next Blessed with extra-terrestrial techs and programmed for the organs above your necks Undressin' hip hop and makin' it over again This is the end, ill men you'll never defend From the deep end we watch trends and then we see rock And devise plans, strand them in the penalty box To mentally stop brains of virtual train wrecks Dissect the picture to the words turned up by the text What's next? Heat-seeking treats meet your sect When you spit a thousand words and haven't painted a stroke yet [Chorus 1] Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist (In the mist) Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist, mist [Verse 2] With your incomphrehensible bullet-hole ventilators Stainless steel metal invincible diamond and platinum-plated Psychologically fabricated facade godsent and hellbent Are mentally not making' any sense to me Eventually, you tempted me to put you on the choppin' block As a sacrifice to hip-hop when I knock you off A razor blade and pop and lock the axe in Put your head in a basket as an example for those who pass it Medievally approaching these festivities Jump around frequently when you see me, like BDP on PCP Frequently me and Mark transform like DMC To soundwaves of song set in every frequency [Interlude] (Always prevail, the human third rail) Endlessly worthless, crying out your curses (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Playin' all these games and turnin' this into a circus (Always prevail, the human third rail) Witless, and worthless, and cryin' out your curses (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Playin' all these games… Yo [Chorus 2] Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist (In the mist) Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist [Outro] (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) One two, one, one, yeah, one two (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Ha, ha, ha, Cash Double-Oh, Xero, 818, you know? That's how we do (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Xero, 818, you know? That's how we do (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Yeah, check it out, y'all, check it out, Cash Double-O Tell your grandparents, tell your brother and sister, tell everybody, ha ([?] yea, Artofficial) One two, ha, ha, one two, ha, one two (Yeah, just like that, yeah, just like that, yeah, just like that) (Yeah, just like this) Yo, can you hear me? Haha, it's like that I ain't takin' it back, haha

[@Daniele-Manno]

You deserve more thumbs up

[@THEhelloinsanity]

like... that is such an extreme amount of flow/thought/lyrical madness.. and so damn early in his career. Extremely impressive.

[@mt441]

These raps were so damn hardcore, he literally must have learnt and read so much.. Remember back then internet was limited.

[@evanurena8868]

A lot of the raps he did from Xero and Hybrid Theory EP are enough to put a lot of other today's rappers to shame. Yes, he was that hardcore, which is why it was such shame that became so simplified over the years.

[@neomp5]

sounds like somebody hasn't heard many of his recent raps

[@evanurena8868]

neomp5: I've listened to many of his recent raps and trust me, they are not on the level of what he did in the older days as in this track because it his later stuff sounds like an insertion of hip-hop cliches. Not to say that some of his recent raps aren't hardcore like Lift Off for an example but a significant amount of them are not as frequently authentic as Xero or Hybrid Theory EP.

[@neomp5]

in his xero days, he was focusing more on the rhymes than on the meaning. as he matured, he began to care more about what he was saying than how he was saying it. but there's noi shortage of gold coming out of him throughout his career when it comes to rhymes, be it "i have not begun", "bloc party", "running from my shadow", etc.

[@evanurena8868]

Xero i'll agree with, but definitely not from the Hybrid Theory EP to maybe Fort Minor period. I'd say "Part Of Me", Esaul demo and Forgotten are great examples of old tracks where he focuses more on the rhymes but doesn't take away any meaning and where in my opinion, makes the meaning more introspective and thought provoking. Not to say the examples you mentioned don't have their merit in some way, but the reason why I align more with Xero and the alternative style of Mike more because it's a style of hip-hop that more traditionally conformed hip-hop heads don't utilize very often. With his more recent music however, it's the opposite where he conforms to more traditional trends of hip-hop, which is alright if that's what your into, but I want to hear something different, strange, gritty, or unusual form Mike. That's why I love more recent tracks from Mike like Wastelands, Lost In The Echo, Bleed It Out, Animals, Lift Off or more of his rock/metal focused stuff as some examples.

[@bradpity]

his flow starting at 1:17 is insane

[@DaSpanishRapKid]

Reminds me of Necro

[@deltasealsix]

Mike spitting bars!!

[@YaBoi78346]

Basically if Fort Minor and LP had unprotected sex, this would have been the “accident” child, sounds dope, makes me miss the old school hip hop ❤️

[@dook5752]

"Unprotected sex" 'cause CLEARLY, they already had sex. 😂

[@takamikeigo7985]

wut O_o

[@PenneySounds]

But this is literally just LP

[@epsilonecho1436]

Mike would be in his late-teens when he made this song...I mean that's insane, insane extraordinary assemble of talent. Why the heck these tracks never even came out as bonus? Damn that record! Mike, you aren't gonna see this comment but just wanna say you ARE ONE of a kind!

[@st1ck_n_m0v3]

late teens? im sorry but thats fucking impressive

[@BlinkPS2]

Not hating on LP, but man do I wish Mike would make more intense verses like these!!!

[@zerkniddert9209]

He still has some, you want suggestions?

[@el5eit467]

@@zerkniddert9209 i want some ^^

[@zerkniddert9209]

@@el5eit467 I don't know, if I can give you anything that's new to you. I mean, you know this song, you seem to be extremely deep into the Linkin Park universe 😂 Right? If you still want my favorite Mike Shinoda rap parts, then say that. I wrote them already down for a playlist. One suggestion I'll give you now: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pXnJm5Sgm6ykbNk That live performance is extreme!

[@el5eit467]

@@zerkniddert9209 actually, yes i am, but i would like to see other people opinions, and i would like to see ur play list too ;) ... i will check that performence right now

[@el5eit467]

@@zerkniddert9209 i like the last part of mike's rap ... it's defferent from the verses he often rap

[@dark_lyrics_channel]

HOLY FUCK, this is so dope. This is the kind of music we goddamn need these days.

[@evanurena8868]

Exactly. I would love to see some more rap rock music and rap with raw and unique lyrics. In general , this new age rap music is pretty formulaic and standard now. Trap beats, bragging, and mumbling. I would love to see a grungy hip-hop artist with the music style of Nirvana and the rapping style of Mike Shinoda.

[@nishilbright2007]

The tone seems to be like the one in It's Going Down With The Executioners.. Just me?

[@BradyGalloway]

Yes

[@drcoco2k]

I thought that too.

[@malcolmmorin]

Seeing as how Hybrid Theory was pretty much nu-metal, and this song is basically Hip-Hop, I wonder if they could try it out after OML, maybe remake Fiends in a modern day sense. It would still be a stylistic change, plus it'd be interesting to hear a hip-hop album from them, especially since there are not that many hip-hop tracks from them.

[@andrewevans1177]

Yeah, i kinda hate the idea of them continuing without Chester, but i also feel like the could. And make music like this again..but newer.

[@el5eit467]

@@andrewevans1177 They know more than we do, so we can put trust on them, maybe we won't see chester voice again, maybe we will some unreleased vocals for him, but mike's voice is pretty good tbh, and i like it, he can do it

[@AllL.A.Everyday]

Don’t Mess With Mike Shinoda Bro [Intro: Mike Shinoda, Emcee 007] (Always prevail, the human third rail) Yo, yo, I put Xero (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Junkyard Scientific, Styles, haha (Always prevail, the human third rail) Yo, I thought you knew, I thought, ha, uh (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) I tell ya, ha, uh [Verse 1: Mike Shinoda, Mark Wakefield, both] It's like a royal flush, a rush when I bust verbally Plus crush Earth's crust and enemy emcees to dust with one touch Stonehenge rhyme-riddle a mystery With Earth-rattle reckonin', rewritin' your history With blistery flesh, meshed with a mess of a civil unrest on wax Test pressed, scratched with finesse and next Blessed with extraterrestrial techs And programmed for the organs above your necks Undressin' hip-hop, and makin' it over again This is the end Ill men you'll never defend From the deep end, we watch trends, and then we see rock And devise plans, strand them in the penalty box To mentally stop brains of virtual train wrecks Dissect the picture to the words turned up by the text What's next? Heat-seeking treats meet your sect When you spit a thousand words, and haven't painted a stroke yet [Chorus 1: Mike Shinoda, Mark Wakefield] Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist (In the mist) Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist, mist [Verse 2: Mike Shinoda, Mark Wakefield, both] With your incomphrehensible bullet-hole ventilators Stainless steel metal, invincible, diamond, and platinum-plated Psychologically fabricated facade God-sent, and hellbent, are mentally not making' any sense to me Eventually, you tempted me to put you on the choppin' block As a sacrifice to hip-hop when I knock you off A razor blade, (Uh) and pop, and lock the axe in Put your head in a basket as an example for those who pass it Medievally approaching these festivities Jump around (Uh) frequently when you see me, like BDP on PCP Frequently, me and Mark transform like DMC To soundwaves of song set in every frequency [Interlude: Mike Shinoda, Emcee 007, Mark Wakefield] (Always prevail, the human third rail) Endlessly worthless, cryin' out your curses (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Playin' all these games, and turnin' this into a circus (Always prevail, the human third rail) Witless, and worthless, and cryin' out your curses (Exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Playin' all these games… (Yo) [Chorus 2: Mike Shinoda, Mark Wakefield] Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist (In the mist) Believe this, (Believe this) I'm only in it for the fiends (For the fiends) And mean every single sentence that I scream (It's just the sound) It's just the sound as the breakbeat kicks That's got us all dancin' in the mist [Outro: Emcee 007] (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) One two, one, one, yeah, one two (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Ha, ha, ha, Cash Double-Oh, Xero, 818, you know? That's how we do (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Xero, 818, you know? That's how we do (Always prevail, the human third rail, I exhale the smoke from Molotov cocktails) Yeah, check it out, y'all, check it out, Cash Double-O Tell your grandparents, tell your brother and sister, tell everybody, ha ([?] yea, Artofficial) One two, ha, ha, one two, ha, one two (Yeah, just like that, yeah, just like that, yeah, just like that) (Yeah, just like this) Yo, can you hear me? Haha, it's like that I ain't takin' it back, haha

[@al112v4]

Mike's young flow was dope as fuck. It's ironic how he wrote better verses than probably most of the songs in Hybrid Theory/Meteora, Don Glimore was a prick.

[@evanurena8868]

I bet Gilmore was probably one of the pricks that suggested not to have Mike rapping because it didn't fit the idea of a rock band. As he proclaims in the song Get Me Gone in Fort Minor, they told him to quit rapping and just play the keys. Sadly, he eventually caved into that compromise and mostly did just that. I miss the real Mike Shinoda like this, it really showed how talented he was not only in rapping but also as a lyrically profound emcee against other strong hip hop heads. Now his raps have become too elementary and simplified and he mostly just plays the keys and just sings/harmonizes along with Chester, which is a shame. So much wasted potential.

[@al112v4]

+Evan Urena The wole idea started even before Gilmore being chosed as a producer, Warner saw them as a Metal band with only Chester, and certainly that idea got stucked on Gilmore and tried somehow to sabotage the band from HT to Meteora (thankfully Reanimation was self-produced by Mike, you can clearly see how 80% of those remixes put the original songs to shame). Not saying HT was crap, but oh boy, they're actually more capable of writing better stuff alone than having someone telling them how to do it. And the thing with the "real" Shinoda it's just a matter of ideas and what the band is trying to do at the time. I'm pretty sure he would be able to make a badass verse if he wanted to, but I don't think Mike has any plans to make verses like these ones. I would love to? You're damn right, but compared to other modern rapper artists, this guy writes better material in my opinion and I'm fine with him being a singer, he actually improved quite a bit since the early days, he has a beautiful voice (No Roads Left, In Between, just a few examples) and I hope I hear more songs from him and of course Chester.

[@evanurena8868]

al112v5: I got no problem with Mike branching out singing and being an instrumentalist, he is multi-talented afterall and he's really the leader of the band since he's the brains behind all of Linkin Park. In fact, Mike actually adds that kind of mid-range that Chester lacks when he sings, which is a good addition to the band. He just seems to neglect his hip hop side way too much and for a while has become way too corny ,sing-song poppy, and even braggy with his style, especially as of late. To me, Mike's badass hip hop nature is what makes him special and incredible.

[@al112v4]

Evan Urena I can see your point and I could even agree to a certain degree. I loved tracks like Bleed It Out or When They Come for Me, but you listen to a Demo like I Have Not Begun, it's from 2009, one of the better tracks he has ever written IMO.

[@evanurena8868]

I love Animals a lot. Definitely thought it should have made it in Living Things.

[@hiawog_]

I love this HTEP-like sound!

[@MisterHotShotX]

Why cant LP do a full Hip hop album. Will the real Mike shinoda please stand up!

[@al112v4]

Fort Minor. You're welcome.

[@floriangro7419]

Mike Shinoda is a real Rap Legend even the Real Slim Shady!!!

[@eliamaral-seda1346]

Will the Real Spike Minoda please stand up?! *I REPEAT: WILL THE REAL SPIKE MINODA PLEASE STAND UP?!* ...We're gonna have a problem here?

[@PenneySounds]

They did two full hip hop albums. They were called "Hybrid Theory" and "Meteora"

[@onyx0fire]

Egan Penney reanimation and Rising Tied*

[@Just.A.T-Rex]

The boy can rap.

[@malcolmmorin]

I kind of want them to make hip-hop for their next album. Hip-hop is so rare nowadays, and they haven't exactly made it a pivotal style of any of their official albums yet.

[@DJInt3nsity]

Mike has said he's keen on possibly doing more fort minor stuff but wanted to get One More Light out the door first.

[@juanvarela93]

I need that album

[@connivingcrow1006]

Oh man, like a nostalgic rush from the past.

[@Enhancerz]

THIS IS SO GREAT ! (I mean i can take it like a new single)

[@zowsoll]

LP fans across the world just discovered two old Xero songs... And I'm just sitting here waiting for hate comments about "Heavy"

[@dumister45]

Giò Oh you don't need to wait. They're already there. 😂😂😂😂

[@MrMegaSasukeUchiha]

well i'm really happy i found those (and right now im looking for another one), cause if this album gets to be a dissapointment we'll have 3 Xero songs to listen to

[@DJInt3nsity]

3 now. Go check out 'Closing'.

[@Chroic]

I just heard this other old Xero track Mike Shinoda aka Fort Minor was cold back in the day what happend now

[@lisalegato0109]

I don't even LIKE rap and hip hop, but LP just does it right.

[@IglooDweller]

Girl sound at 2:24 = same from Nelly's "E.I." at 1:14 (in music video version).

[@rajattiwari6076]

we gotta make this viral guys!

[@gabrielv.a3429]

Ah, eu estava com saudade desse tipo de ritmo de música, é muito bom ouvir.

[@MrShinobiguy]

Bruh I want more music like this

[@sichaelmenjikinoda]

this track very super rare!

[@filooo789]

First time i heard this song was accidentaly on 0.75 speed, that will be allways top tier version for me

[@MeteoraMonaeXOXO]

Next album LP8, a Hip Hop album we need it... Hip Hop is so dead nowdays... LP please 😒

[@Daniele_Manno]

Reminds me of Wu-Tang Clan.

[@errupted769]

Sounds like a bit of NWA for me

[@falconmclenny7284]

Yo.. so I been a fan since 99. Downloading the hybrid theory ep off likewire in like 2001.... what is this, why is it so dope, and where can I get more of it?

[@jaygroomes1357]

This was uploaded on my birthday

[@onyx0fire]

1:16 🔥

[@savantiromero5518]

Rapology 14 hell yeah

[@Elsorek267]

AWESOME

[@Hertz_Lab]

Representando.

[@codydfwn]

Love playing this right alongside some Shinobi III... 🤘🏻🔥🔥

[@gspy25]

Why wasn't this in the anniversary album? I wonder....

[@gspy25]

@Ken Kaneki Wait.... Did they have the songs like "Slip" and "Carousel" with Mark on vocals?

[@gspy25]

@Ken Kaneki If you have links to those songs, that would be great

[@vincinel114]

​@@gspy25The Xero demos for Slip and Carousel are both currently lost media, unfortunately

[@lisalegato0109]

Any more rap like this? Been wanting to get into rap and hip hop. I grew up on rock, metal, and top 40 pop.

[@zerkniddert9209]

I can give you some suggestions, if you want?!

[@lisalegato0109]

@@zerkniddert9209 GO FOR IT

[@zerkniddert9209]

@@lisalegato0109 Ok, the list is gonna be extremely long 😂 just some hip hop songs I like. I think you'll know some of them, especially the ones by Mike and Eminem. Aesop Rock - Daylight Aesop Rock - Rogue Wave Sage Francis - Makeshift Patriot Sage Francis - Escape Artist Wu-Tang Clan, Del Funky Homosapien, Aesop Rock - Preservation Fort Minor, Styles Of Beyond, Black Thought - Right Now Fort Minor, Styles Of Beyond - Remember The Name Fort Minor - Cigarettes Eminem, Aerosmith - Sing For The Moment Eminem - Soldier Eminem - Lose Yourself Immortal Technique - Dance With The Devil Immortal Technique - Point Of No Return Cypress Hill, Tom Morello - Rise Up Jedi Mind Tricks, R.A. The Rugged Man - Uncommon Valor Royce Da 5'9" - Boom The Roots - 75 Bars Styles Of Beyond - Marco Polo Rakim - Waiting For The World To End I know, the list is a little bit too long, I'm sorry. But you have to be glad, that I didn't send my whole Rap-Playlist. It's literally 40 hours long. But I hope youll give it a try and will write me, what you think about that.

[@lisalegato0109]

@@zerkniddert9209 Thank you! I also like Joyner Lucas, a recent 2010s example. He's a rapper who raps about shit that matters.

[@zerkniddert9209]

@@lisalegato0109 Yes, Joyner is a great rapper!

[@SkylineCityMusik]

junkyard scientific, styles, ha yo, I thought you knew, I thought, ha, uh I tell ya, ha, uh it's like a royal flush, a rush when I bust verbally press crush earths crust and enemy emcees to dust, with one touch stongehenge rhyme riddle a mystery with earth rattle reckoning rewriting your history with blistery fresh mesh with a mess of a civil unrest on wax (test press) scratch with finesse and next bless with extra-terrestrial techs and program for your organs above your necks undressing hip hop and making it over again (this is the end) ill men you'll never defend from the deep end we watch trends and then we see rock and devise plans strand them in the penalty box to mentally stop brains of virtual train wrecks dissect the picture 'til the words stood up on the text (what's next?) heat seeking treats meet your sect when you spit a thousand words and haven't painted a stroke yet believe this, i'm only in it for the fiends and mean every single sentence that i scream it's just the sound as the breakbeat ticks it's got us all dancing in the mist believe this, i'm only in it for the fiends and mean every single sentence that i scream it's just the sound as the breakbeat ticks it's got us all dancing in the mist with your incomphrehensible bullet-hole ventilators stainless steel metal invincible diamond and platinum-plated psychologically fabricated facade godsent and hellbent are mentally not making any sense to me eventually you tempted me to put you on the chopping block as a sacrifice to hip-hop when I knock you off a razor blade and popping out the axes put your head in a basket as an example for those who pass it medievally approaching these festivities jump around frequently when you see me like BVD on PCP frequently me and Mark transform like DMC to soundwaves of song set in every frequency believe this, i'm only in it for the fiends and mean every single sentence that i scream it's just the sound as the breakbeat ticks it's got us all dancing in the mist believe this, i'm only in it for the fiends and mean every single sentence that i scream it's just the sound as the breakbeat ticks it's got us all dancing in the mist yeah, yeah, uh, ha, ha, yo, one two, hey, 818, xero, check it out y'all check it out, tell your mom and sister, artificial, one two, ha, ha one two, ha, yo, it's like that

[@jakubskonieczny5750]

Thank you very much man!

[@Anaxistratus]

awesome!!

[@sammynumetalmaniccarzybennigsh]

I do because I've been a long time fan when I was aged 17 in 1996 and 21 in 2000

[@adventuring_brb]

Dude like wow :D #history

[@14UnDeAd14]

So Old School :3

[@vmrc_994]

It has a Rage Against The Machine vibe to it.

[@MrShinobiguy]

I need more 😱

[@lisalegato0109]

DAMN.

[@dreamrealitysyndrome]

Some of this word choices remind me of Dedicated

[@mj7947]

LINKIN PARK IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!! what planet are you from ha

[@DarkTutorialGames]

Muito bom

[@mj7947]

OMG!!!!! really !!!???

[@k66lkl6wn]

Does Mark do the second voices?

[@MC_Ziro]

fuck yes!

[@doci6139]

Lyrics?

[@Almamu]

People at LPA and LPL are working on the lyrics right now. This one is a really though one

[@malikaiyer1547]

Almamu hey can you tell about the history of this song how a person got it its discovery etc

[@malikaiyer1547]

Do Ci hey can you tell about the history of this song how a person got it its discovery etc

[@silverGhost-ny7bt]

Es xero o es linkin park

[@plazmikpond]

09 . 10 . 2022''

[@samuelmachia6409]

I felt like this song became more edited later by Fort Minor..... Am I the only one???

[@PerfectYakon2219]

Me watching Afro Samurai

[@BurneJonesClaire-b1v]

Lopez Daniel Lewis Anthony White Donald

[@mombeckdestroyer4352]

Nobody's listening demo

[@HitlerGaymes123]

Much better

[@XANTtheGREATX1]

Sounds amazing. After that Heavy single I lost all hope with them.

[@doci6139]

anthony irvin Ehi. Dom't be so desperate! One more light is just a different album; and maybe it wouuld be cool

[@nidhikih2451]

This isn't a new song, tho, it is actually from before Chester came to the band, when it was called Xero

[@evanurena8868]

Dono Ciao: Mike said "Heavy" is the core representation of the album. So the whole is going to have fruity and generic mainstream pop songs. Don't be so hopeful about it.

[@evanurena8868]

anthony irvin: Yeah, maybe Mike should hear himself back in the day and compare himself to what he said in Get Me Gone and now.

[@stevengrantofthegiftshop1549]

"Battle Symphony" has leaked. Hopefully you'll like this better.

[@Skat9]

to "heavy" for "one more light" though.

[@cat-ov5le]

Skatemaster3000 god we can't escape the heavy hate comments. You haaaad to bring that into it

[@jakubskonieczny5750]

2 Heavy lovers disliked this song.

[@h3a7t94]

Jakub Skonieczny I loved Heavy and this song. Quit hating.

[@viniciusvpb]

Jakub Skonieczny Wrong. I liked Heavy, but this song is amazing

[@jakubskonieczny5750]

I haven't even started dude

[@h3a7t94]

Jakub Skonieczny Blatant diss to anyone who actually likes "Heavy" which was completely unnecessary.

[@jakubskonieczny5750]

just joking, have some distance :) If someone could dislike this song it must be new/fresh LP fan because it's very "old stuff" theme right there. And fresh LP fan probably like Heavy. There's some possible corellation.