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NUHere are 5 facts about this legendary track:
It was released in 1999 on Limp Bizkit’s multi-platinum album Significant Other, which launched the band into global superstardom.
Fred Durst wrote the lyrics about real-life frustration and bad days — the entire concept was embracing anger instead of hiding it.
The song became infamous after Limp Bizkit performed it at Woodstock ’99, where the crowd erupted into riots, making it one of the most controversial live performances in rock history.
Guitarist Wes Borland kept the riff simple and heavy on purpose — proving you don’t need complexity to create something iconic.
The music video featured appearances from celebrities like Eminem, Dr. Dre, and members of Korn, showing how dominant Limp Bizkit was during the peak of the nu metal era.
Sometimes you just need to break stuff.
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