‘I feel really bad that we inspired such bullshit,’ says Tim Commerford, who seems unaware of the fact the nu-metal band are still operating So embarrassed they daren’t show their faces ... Tim Commerford and Zack de la Rocha of Rage Against The Machine. Rage Against the Machine’s bassist Tim Commerford has taken it upon himself to issue an apology. A deeply personal one, that can only have been delivered after hours of soul-searching and personal torment. “I do apologise for Limp Bizkit,” Commerford said, in a recent interview with Rolling Stone. I feel really bad that we inspired such bullshit.” Impressively, this wasn’t the most offensive thing Commerford had to say about the nu-metal band. He followed it up by displaying a complete lack of awareness that Fred Durst’s rap-rockers were still a going concern. “They’re gone, though,” he added. “That’s the beautiful thing. There’s only one left, and that’s Rage, and as far as I’m concerned, we’re the only one that matters.”

The news that RATM are deeply ashamed of their influence on pop culture will be hard to take for Limp Bizkit and their fans. The group are known for covering RATM’s 1992 song Killing in the Name and during a 2014 performance in New York, Durst dedicated it to the “rap-rock band that started this shit”. He later claimed the song changed his life, pointing to his heart and saying: “When I first heard this song, that shit hit me right the fuck here.” Commerford does have form when it comes to Bizkit-bashing. Back in 2000, he gatecrashed a Limp Bizkit acceptance speech at the MTV VMAs, scaling the backdrop until security were forced to bring him down. The bassist spent a night in jail after being arrested for disorderly conduct, but now claims he should have gone further. “I wish I would’ve swung on that thing and brought it to the ground and just destroyed it,” he said. “If I could do it all over again, I would’ve ripped that thing to the ground and shredded it.”

Enter your email below and we will send you an email whenever Limp Bizkit releases new merchandise. Don’t worry, we will never ever share your email address or send you more than one email alert a week. Don’t worry, we’ll never sell your address or spam you.10 deep hoodie karmaloopLimp Bizkit fans were left disappointed after they fell victim to an internet hoax and were tricked into attending a fake gig.sons of anarchy rocker hoodie More than 100 fans of the nu metal band turned up at a petrol station in Ohio expecting a set from the four-piece after a Facebook group was set up advertising the alleged gig.faze hoodie cheap A man named Brian Baker created the ‘Limp Bizkit to play 4/20 Secret Show’ page on the social networking site and encouraged fans of the US group to show up at the Sunoco petrol station in Dayton.cowgirl tuff hoodies

Lead singer Fred Durst shut down the reports on Twitter as “NOT TRUE” and the Dayton Police Department tweeted a warning to those he may have fallen for the hoax, posting: “BE AWARE: There is NO Limp Bizkit concert Wed. 4/20 at Sunoco station at Keowee St. & Wayne Ave. hoodies zagreb NOT TRUE - don't let them pull one on you https://t.co/Qqcszn6Nsxhoodies in peshawar — Fred Durst (@freddurst) April 19, 2016red sox hoodie 4t BE AWARE: There is NO Limp Bizkit concert Wed. 4/20 at Sunoco station at Keowee St. & Wayne Ave. — Dayton Police Dept. (@DaytonPolice) April 19, 2016 Event ‘co-coordinator’ Andy Rowe said he had “never laughed so hard” after the Facebook page received 10 posts per minute at one point. “I have never laughed so hard like I have these last two days, yet understood so little about why it’s funny in the first place,” Rowe told The Daily Beast.

“I keep asking myself, ‘Why does it seem like the whole world is bent on seeing Limp Bizkit play at this gas station?’” Follow @StandardShowbiz for more entertainment news.Rap metal at its finest, its absolute finest. Limp Bizkit was formed in 1994 and have been recently active again since the year 2009 after they had previously stopped in 2006. The current lineup of Limp Bizkit as of 2014 consists of: Fred Durst - Vocals, Wes Borland - backing vocals and guitar, Sam Rivers - backing vocals and bass guitar and John Otto on the drums. The band are currently signed to Cash Money Records, Flip and Interscope. The band was formed whilst Fred Durst was in a string of unsuccessful bands. As young lad Fred Durst was a fan of breakdancing, hip hop and punk rock; an unusual combination some would say, but it was the basis upon which Limp Bizkit thrives upon. Fred got Sam Rivers to join by persuading him to leave the band he was in at the time they then also recruited John Otto who is the cousin of Sam Rivers.

The band would later be joined by Wes Borland in 2004. Limp Bizkit to date have released 6 studio albums and plan on releasing a 7th album in 2015 titled "Stampede of the Disco Elephants". Their first album "Three Dollar Bill Yall" was not very successful but this was turned around by their second album "significant Other" the album climbed to the number 1 position after it managed to sell 643,874 copies within its first week of going on sale. Limp Bizkit won the Maximum Vision Award for their song "Nookie" They have also been nominated for 3 Grammy awards, 3 American Music Awards and successfully won Favorite Alternative Artist in 2002.Meeting People Just Got A Whole Lot Easier Thanks To This Innovation UNILAD with HuggleSocialising is hard nowadays. Used to be you just sat in a park drinking cider until someone complimented you on your sweet Limp Bizkit hoodie – then you’d date for six or seven incredibly awkward years.At least that’s how I remember it.Since the early 2000s of my youth it has become much more complicated.

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