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“Fred Sheeran doing the Blue Eyes thing": Watch Ed Sheeran make a surprise appearance with Limp Bizkit to perform The Who classic Behind Blue Eyes
Ed Sheeran joined Limp Bizkit onstage at Pinkpop in Landgraaf this weekend for a cover of The Who's Behind Blue Eyes
From Ozzy Osbourne and the British Bulldogs to Edge's legendary Slayer entrance, here are 12 times heavy metal ruled WWE's biggest show, Wrestlemania
With Wrestlemania 40 coming this weekend, here are 12 iconic moments heavy metal took over WWE's flagship event
Limp Bizkit fans, rejoice! You can now buy hot dog-flavoured water to drink
US chain 7-Eleven may or may not be pulling an April Fools Day prank, but they’re unwittingly turning Fred Durst into a prophet
“It’s just one of those days!” Watch a 100,000-strong Argentinian crowd sing every word of Limp Bizkit’s Break Stuff
South America, once again, makes a convincing case for having the most avid heavy metal fans in the world
10 classic metal albums that should be played live in full (but haven’t yet)
From Metallica’s …And Justice For All to Limp Bizkit’s Significant Other, these masterpieces are so good that live crowds need to hear them in their entirety
“I’m a cosmic thunderlord, here to present you the best show you’ve ever seen”: Watch Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst seemingly lose his mind during a collaboration with shoegaze band Diiv
In a new music video by Brooklyn shoegazers Diiv, Limp Bizkit’s singer plays a faux SNL presenter while, randomly, wearing sunglasses and a hi-vis jacket
"A Limp Bizkit is a sad, lumpy body part": Watch these Gen Z music fans react to classic nu metal songs
Does Gen Z like nu metal? YouTube series REACT finds out, while testing the generational group on their knowledge on bands such as Limp Bizkit, Korn and System Of A Down
“We’ll lead our own pack!” The checkered story of Limp Bizkit’s Break Stuff, from festival chaos to a star-studded music video
Connected forever with the anarchy of Woodstock ’99 and a music video featuring Snoop Dogg and Korn, Limp Bizkit’s cathartic banger has the most complicated legacy of any nu metal song
