*Dr. Dre, EMINEM, Snoop Dogg, Jonathan Davis [ Front-Vocalist of KoRn ], Bam Margera, Pauly Shore, Flea [ BassGuitarist of Red Hot Chili Peppers ], Aaron Lewis [ Front-Vocalist and Guitarist of STAIND ]....* ⬅🎸🥁🎸💿📺
Flea is not there !! It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss it deal, but that’s Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers humping the equipment in just his pants. Not really, it’s Shore again, this time in some crisp white Y-fronts and acting like a giddy goat. So not Flea, but Shore
I was 22 when this came out, and we used to blast all the tracks from these artists, hanging out around a bonfire while we pre-gamed for random parties on the weekend. Some good memories, but damn I feel so old now.
It’s a generational thing You absolutely shouldn’t get this In my world the brothers Bizkit wrote anthems Younger gen x honestly we were a lot of lost and hyper violent This gave us a out Thank God for them
I think that's the first time I've heard the censored version of that song, terrible lol it cut out half the damn song, you have to listen to the uncensored version.
Ok, to make it easy for everyone, these are all the cameos. There are more than you realise: Snoop Dog Jonathan Davis from Korn Dr Dre Eminem Eminem's daughter, Hailie Derek Jeter, baseball player Pauly Shore, comedian Roger Daltrey from The Who Bam margera, skateboarder Bucky Lasek, skateboarder Riley Hawk, another skateboarder and son of Tony Hawk Aaron Lewis, composer Flea, bass player for the Red Hot Chili Peppers and dry humper Lily Aldridge, model and Victoria's secret. Here only 15 years old Richard Lewis, comedian I think that's it. Some say that Seth green and Alec Baldwin could be spotted in the video, but it's not confirmed.
Cameos include Snoop Dogg, Jonathan Davis of Korn, Dr. Dre, Eminem and his daughter Hailie, Pauly Shore, model Lily Aldridge, and Tony Hawk's son Riley Hawk.
This song is the absolute proof that no matter how much a band pisses over itself and destroyed its career curtesy of the front man believe his own hype. When the planets align they cranked out one of the very best badass records laid down. For that I will tip my hat. Plus I never tire watching the video with the roll call of legends
2:25 Limp Bizkit were just as big as Eminem when that song came out and crossovers and colabs between the Nu Metal and the Hip Hop scene were a daily occurrence. Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Deftones, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Jay Z, etc. were present in roughly the same youth culture sphere. I was part of that sphere. We loved Metal but we loved Hip Hop just as much.
This is a great mental health video. I spent a decade in emotional despair and although I self destructed in nearly every way, I didn’t do the deed. I got into two fights and spent a few nights in jail, but trust me; without some good thrasher metal, it’d been worse. I should’ve got help and I encourage others to talk to someone.
Snoop Dogg, Jonathan Davis de Korn, Dr. Dre, Eminem, la hija de Eminem, Hailie, Alec Baldwin, Pauly Shore, Derek Jeter, Roger Daltrey, Bam Margera, Bucky Lasek, Seth Green, Stryker, Riley Hawk, Aaron Lewis and Flea de los Red Hot Chili Peppers, the model Lily Aldridge and the actor Richard Lewis. This is how big Limp Bizkit was.
Break Stuff was a huge song in the 2000s. Nu-metal really became mainstream with bands like Korn, Limp Bizkit, System of a Down, Slipknot etc in the 90's to mid 2000s. I mean you can look at what happened at Woodstock because of those bands you'd understand just how massively popular they were back then. That has changed over the past 2 decades but with that being said, rappers also tried to jump on board it because it was considered the next coolest thing to rap and pop back then, and back then was a different time. We kind of moved past the "all metal is satanic" era, into the rebellion era for metal and because it was a different time back then, I guess that kids also felt the freedom to enjoy those bands as well and from this music video alone, I get the impression that they're showing off the fact that anyone can be a fan, anyone can be angry, and anyone can get along, and that is exactly what nu-metal has done as a genre. As much as the song itself was about just breaking stuff, it was a huge outlet for people to express their anger without actually breaking stuff. Which is what metal is for many people. Korn and Limp Bizkit had a song together in 1998, called All In The Family, which was almost like a rap battle between the two bands, and it was entirely a joke song but it was big enough to lead to the two bands touring together, and creating the Family Values tour, which both bands participated in until around the time of this music video. Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland has always had different costumes and makeup designs during his songs, because he is an artist and was an artist before he was a musician, and studied in art, so as the band blew up, he wanted to continue his art, so he did the makeup and honestly, he is such an amazing guitarist.
Theyre from our hometown here in jville fla. I actually ran sound for their 1st show on the deck at Peelers. They of course blew up huge about a yr ltr. Btw luv ur reactions...keep up the good work 💯🫶
The song is about being angry. That's it. Being fed up with the daily grind, racism, government over reach. Whatever. It's just about being pissed off. You should watch the live version from, Woodstock.
Limp Bizkit was often labeled as 'the most popular underground group in the world'. Take a closer look at the video if you want proof. The sheer amount cameos in here are staggering---especially considering how many people in the video were from different bands: Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem (plus his daughter Hailie), Roger Daltrey from The Who, both Jonathon Davis & David Silveria from Korn, Aaron Lewis from Staind, and Flea from RHCP all make an appearance in the video. The non-musical celebrities include comedians such Seth Green, Richard Lewis and Pauly Shore, actor Alex Baldwin, several Victoria's Secret Models (including Lily Aldridge), former Yankee Derek Jeter, not mention a truckload of professional skateboarders (including Bam Megara, Bucky Lasek and Tony Hawk's Son, 'Hudson' Riley Hawk).
*Those CENSORED, CUT or EDITED RUclips versions of songs or Music-Videos let me FREAK OUT. I'm from Europe, I like the songs or videos UNcensored, UNcut or UNedited.....Good Lord.* ⬅🔥😈🔥📺🎸🥁🎸💿
making me feel old when you did say, thats polly shore. lots of celebs here. the little girl is hailie mathers. this came out when i was in 8th grade. i miss these days.
Forget about her missing cameos... how does she not know what the song is about? This is about as direct and blunt lyrically as songs come and one would think universally relatable.
4:07 To understand this part you need to hear the duo Jonathan Davis and Fred Durst on the Korn song called "All in the family" because the end is well.... ^_____^;
This is from the golden era of "people don't get easily offended" :D. It was crazy fun been a teen in those times. Now we censor everything and crucify the the honest people.
You're joking, right....this is from possibly the most censored era of tv....there were like 30 words cut out of the song in the video she's watching. By comparison today's pretty lax, but in the 90s everything was censored.
@@karl_alan In the 90's they used to censor stuff for kids and everything running during the daytime. It makes sense and it was in good taste. But because people weren't so "sensitive", the content was a lot more vulgar. Now we censor stuff for the adults and not just the vulgar stuff. Like content creators using "unalive" instead of fucking dead to avoid being demonetized. Like somehow "unalive" is less stressful for kids/adults or something. There's a difference.
@@Sparda11222 not really...there's still adult content that says whatever they want, but anyone trying for all-ages to hit the widest audience is censoring...it's essentially exactly what you described from the 90s. "Unalive" is just the new "heck" or "darn it" where the language has shifted because "oh no, the actual words hell and God-damn-it might somehow corrupt or traumatize the brain of children." There's essentially no difference...it's just new to us because we grew up saying suicide, just like the boomers grew up actually saying hell until tv censorship in the 50s changed that language. It's just motivated by culture's post-pandemic mental health focus, instead of Christian outrage...either way culture has always been trying to overprotect the kids, and the languages change with each generation because of it. Vulgar channels are still out there if you're looking for them, but they obviously don't get as much circulation since they have a narrower audience. Just like daytime vs evening programming, except they obviously can't change youtube by time of day, so they have to go by age grouping. Also, good taste is a matter of taste. Personally, I thought the level they censored daytime in the 90s was in poor taste because it was obviously reactionary and essentially talked down to, coddled and overprotected the children, treating them like they couldn't handle anything, and like censoring it all so they wouldn't hear about drugs, sex or death would somehow help them navigate the world.
@@LoCoAde87 I guess it also depends on the country you lived in back then. I was living in the fucking Balkans :)). It was "fun". Censorship was not even on the list of actual problems because no one gave a flying fuck.. being too fucking busy with being poor.. It's complete waffle for you and where you live. The world is so much bigger..
To me it's just a song about screwing stigma and just ignoring negativity and just some insanity explosion. I'm sure a lot of people had a lot of fun making this video 😋
Of course they had Marshall. The very first anger management tour was co-headline by mm and lb(and mm headlined the 2nd) amd I was there for both. Yes, im.that old
We know we're getting old when the Dre, Pauly Shore and Johnathan Davis cameos go unnoticed.
my thoughts exactly lol
also richard lewis, eminem’s daughter hallie, lily aldridge and tony hawk’s son
And also Flea from Red Hot Chilli Peppers....he was the dancing guy she said it was disturbing
Unreal forreal lol
Seriously though!
OMG!!!! I can't believe she forgot about Dre!!!
I saw what you did there. 👀
Nowadays, everyone wanna talk like they got something to say
This small thread right here gives me hope that the world hasn't gone to complete crap.
Who you think taught you to smoke trees?
she doesn't forgot , she doesn't know.
*Dr. Dre, EMINEM, Snoop Dogg, Jonathan Davis [ Front-Vocalist of KoRn ], Bam Margera, Pauly Shore, Flea [ BassGuitarist of Red Hot Chili Peppers ], Aaron Lewis [ Front-Vocalist and Guitarist of STAIND ]....* ⬅🎸🥁🎸💿📺
and corey taylor from stone sour and slipknot
Flea is not there !!
It’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss it deal, but that’s Flea from the Red Hot Chili Peppers humping the equipment in just his pants. Not really, it’s Shore again, this time in some crisp white Y-fronts and acting like a giddy goat.
So not Flea, but Shore
That's not Flea. It's Pauly with the wig off.
Also Riley Hawk and Lily Aldridge
And Seth Green, the actor
"I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT THIS SONG IS ABOUT"
God damn. Even my 11 year nephew could figure it out after 1 verse.
It's about just having a bad day. You know like one of those days, you don't wanna wake up. Everything is f*cked, and everybody sucks.
yea how can you NOT get this track man ? xD its so in your face and no hidden messages ..
The 2 kids in this video are hailey jade(eminems daughter) and riley hawk(tony hawks son).
Listening to censored one is like drinking 0.0% alcohol beer. You can do it but why would you?
this is a goat video. too bad no one ever reacts to the dirty version tho
Snoop, Dr. Dre, Eminem, Pauly Shore, Johnathon Davis(Korn) ..... the celebrity cameos I noticed.
The then-14-year-old girl who pulls her shirt up is model Lily Aldridge.
The little kids is Riley Hawk pro skateboarder ,Tony Hawks son
@BomageMinimart I could be wrong but I think the girl at 5:55 is Lily Aldridge .
Singer from Offspring, Alec Baldwin, all of Kitty, Lewis Black, thats all I remember
I was 22 when this came out, and we used to blast all the tracks from these artists, hanging out around a bonfire while we pre-gamed for random parties on the weekend. Some good memories, but damn I feel so old now.
It’s a generational thing
You absolutely shouldn’t get this
In my world the brothers Bizkit wrote anthems
Younger gen x honestly we were a lot of lost and hyper violent
This gave us a out
Thank God for them
I can't really blame you but it breaks my heart by how many people you didn't recognize!
It's a pretty simple message, " I just woke up on the wrong side of the bed so stay the f**k outta my face ".
I think that's the first time I've heard the censored version of that song, terrible lol it cut out half the damn song, you have to listen to the uncensored version.
Ok, to make it easy for everyone, these are all the cameos. There are more than you realise:
Snoop Dog
Jonathan Davis from Korn
Dr Dre
Eminem
Eminem's daughter, Hailie
Derek Jeter, baseball player
Pauly Shore, comedian
Roger Daltrey from The Who
Bam margera, skateboarder
Bucky Lasek, skateboarder
Riley Hawk, another skateboarder and son of Tony Hawk
Aaron Lewis, composer
Flea, bass player for the Red Hot Chili Peppers and dry humper
Lily Aldridge, model and Victoria's secret. Here only 15 years old
Richard Lewis, comedian
I think that's it. Some say that Seth green and Alec Baldwin could be spotted in the video, but it's not confirmed.
Cameos include Snoop Dogg, Jonathan Davis of Korn, Dr. Dre, Eminem and his daughter Hailie, Pauly Shore, model Lily Aldridge, and Tony Hawk's son Riley Hawk.
also richard lewis
and Flea
Seth green?
I thought when she paused, and whent WAIT A MINUTE, that she noticed it was Jonathan davis. Lol. Nope. He's got such a distinct look too.
This song is the absolute proof that no matter how much a band pisses over itself and destroyed its career curtesy of the front man believe his own hype. When the planets align they cranked out one of the very best badass records laid down. For that I will tip my hat. Plus I never tire watching the video with the roll call of legends
2:25 Limp Bizkit were just as big as Eminem when that song came out and crossovers and colabs between the Nu Metal and the Hip Hop scene were a daily occurrence. Limp Bizkit, Linkin Park, Deftones, Eminem, Snoop Dogg, Jay Z, etc. were present in roughly the same youth culture sphere. I was part of that sphere. We loved Metal but we loved Hip Hop just as much.
The amount of people you are missing is amazing.
She forgot about Dre
xD
And forgot about Jonathan Davis :((
They actually still kick ass, you should check their stuff from lollapalooza this year or 2023.
The 90's were awesome!
06:07.... Yeah, now do "Hot Dog" and bring a F*word-counter... 😂😂😂😂
This is an awesome video and this commentator is rather um cute : D love your mannerisms and reactions!
This is a great mental health video. I spent a decade in emotional despair and although I self destructed in nearly every way, I didn’t do the deed.
I got into two fights and spent a few nights in jail, but trust me; without some good thrasher metal, it’d been worse.
I should’ve got help and I encourage others to talk to someone.
Snoop Dogg, Jonathan Davis de Korn, Dr. Dre, Eminem, la hija de Eminem, Hailie, Alec Baldwin, Pauly Shore, Derek Jeter, Roger Daltrey, Bam Margera, Bucky Lasek, Seth Green, Stryker, Riley Hawk, Aaron Lewis and Flea de los Red Hot Chili Peppers, the model Lily Aldridge and the actor Richard Lewis. This is how big Limp Bizkit was.
Why does no one ever notice Flea from RHCP?!?!?
where, bro?!
🤔I don't see him
The new generations reactions to this song are so hilarious 😂
Break Stuff was a huge song in the 2000s. Nu-metal really became mainstream with bands like Korn, Limp Bizkit, System of a Down, Slipknot etc in the 90's to mid 2000s. I mean you can look at what happened at Woodstock because of those bands you'd understand just how massively popular they were back then. That has changed over the past 2 decades but with that being said, rappers also tried to jump on board it because it was considered the next coolest thing to rap and pop back then, and back then was a different time. We kind of moved past the "all metal is satanic" era, into the rebellion era for metal and because it was a different time back then, I guess that kids also felt the freedom to enjoy those bands as well and from this music video alone, I get the impression that they're showing off the fact that anyone can be a fan, anyone can be angry, and anyone can get along, and that is exactly what nu-metal has done as a genre. As much as the song itself was about just breaking stuff, it was a huge outlet for people to express their anger without actually breaking stuff. Which is what metal is for many people. Korn and Limp Bizkit had a song together in 1998, called All In The Family, which was almost like a rap battle between the two bands, and it was entirely a joke song but it was big enough to lead to the two bands touring together, and creating the Family Values tour, which both bands participated in until around the time of this music video. Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland has always had different costumes and makeup designs during his songs, because he is an artist and was an artist before he was a musician, and studied in art, so as the band blew up, he wanted to continue his art, so he did the makeup and honestly, he is such an amazing guitarist.
How you know someone doesn't really know who Snoop Dogg is? Cuz they see Dr. Dre and don't know who he is.
Facts man. Or Em. There would be no Em without Dre. Tsk tsk, this generation...
Wow I just watched a video from 1 year ago and you have improved your set up lots wow well done
Theyre from our hometown here in jville fla. I actually ran sound for their 1st show on the deck at Peelers. They of course blew up huge about a yr ltr. Btw luv ur reactions...keep up the good work 💯🫶
It wasn't chaos. It was an anthem.
The song is about being angry. That's it. Being fed up with the daily grind, racism, government over reach. Whatever. It's just about being pissed off. You should watch the live version from, Woodstock.
About having a bad day, people pissing you off, and raging. Enuff said
The song is about one of those days when you are having a bad day and are pissed off
“i dont kmow what the song is about”
me:⚰️
Self explanatory 🤔😆
This is a 6/10 and a 12/10 when not censured
so many cameos in this video!!!
Limp Bizkit was often labeled as 'the most popular underground group in the world'. Take a closer look at the video if you want proof. The sheer amount cameos in here are staggering---especially considering how many people in the video were from different bands: Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem (plus his daughter Hailie), Roger Daltrey from The Who, both Jonathon Davis & David Silveria from Korn, Aaron Lewis from Staind, and Flea from RHCP all make an appearance in the video. The non-musical celebrities include comedians such Seth Green, Richard Lewis and Pauly Shore, actor Alex Baldwin, several Victoria's Secret Models (including Lily Aldridge), former Yankee Derek Jeter, not mention a truckload of professional skateboarders (including Bam Megara, Bucky Lasek and Tony Hawk's Son, 'Hudson' Riley Hawk).
Damn it sucks to be old!!!! These youngster reactors only recognize a few of stars in this video and not all!!!!😢
It's not even tbat bothers me. She could have Googled it there and then after watching. But that requires effort for her gen lol.
I thought you already reacted to this a while back. But then, I also am baffled by how you have never heard this before.
It's a 90's way of getting shit off your chest when you're having a bad day.
So many CC's react to the censored vids by bands and it makes me laugh
I love your new hair color!!! 🥰🖤
It's cute how she only recognized like 2 other people in this video, lol.
*Those CENSORED, CUT or EDITED RUclips versions of songs or Music-Videos let me FREAK OUT. I'm from Europe, I like the songs or videos UNcensored, UNcut or UNedited.....Good Lord.* ⬅🔥😈🔥📺🎸🥁🎸💿
Heard this live back in May. This song was great to vent with in the 90s.
She forgot Johnathan ☠️
making me feel old when you did say, thats polly shore. lots of celebs here. the little girl is hailie mathers. this came out when i was in 8th grade. i miss these days.
Forget about her missing cameos... how does she not know what the song is about?
This is about as direct and blunt lyrically as songs come and one would think universally relatable.
4:07 To understand this part you need to hear the duo Jonathan Davis and Fred Durst on the Korn song called "All in the family" because the end is well.... ^_____^;
Fred has been in a leaked video, he is in fact not packing.
I cannot believe she didn't know Dre!!! Ray? Do you own any Beats audio anything?
Wes: 👽
The little kid is Riley Hawk son of legendary skateboarder Tony Hawk and you miss Dr Dre,Jonathan Davis from Korn and the actor/comedian Pauly Shore
Take it back to 99
You're manic af. I like it!
There's a lot of cameos in this video I love it
The performance of this song in Woodstock 99, uff. But the official video is great too 👍🔥
All fun and redoncoisness then you realize the screen you paused on is the lead singer of Korn
This is from the golden era of "people don't get easily offended" :D. It was crazy fun been a teen in those times.
Now we censor everything and crucify the the honest people.
You're joking, right....this is from possibly the most censored era of tv....there were like 30 words cut out of the song in the video she's watching.
By comparison today's pretty lax, but in the 90s everything was censored.
@@karl_alan In the 90's they used to censor stuff for kids and everything running during the daytime. It makes sense and it was in good taste. But because people weren't so "sensitive", the content was a lot more vulgar. Now we censor stuff for the adults and not just the vulgar stuff. Like content creators using "unalive" instead of fucking dead to avoid being demonetized. Like somehow "unalive" is less stressful for kids/adults or something. There's a difference.
@@Sparda11222 not really...there's still adult content that says whatever they want, but anyone trying for all-ages to hit the widest audience is censoring...it's essentially exactly what you described from the 90s.
"Unalive" is just the new "heck" or "darn it" where the language has shifted because "oh no, the actual words hell and God-damn-it might somehow corrupt or traumatize the brain of children." There's essentially no difference...it's just new to us because we grew up saying suicide, just like the boomers grew up actually saying hell until tv censorship in the 50s changed that language. It's just motivated by culture's post-pandemic mental health focus, instead of Christian outrage...either way culture has always been trying to overprotect the kids, and the languages change with each generation because of it.
Vulgar channels are still out there if you're looking for them, but they obviously don't get as much circulation since they have a narrower audience. Just like daytime vs evening programming, except they obviously can't change youtube by time of day, so they have to go by age grouping.
Also, good taste is a matter of taste. Personally, I thought the level they censored daytime in the 90s was in poor taste because it was obviously reactionary and essentially talked down to, coddled and overprotected the children, treating them like they couldn't handle anything, and like censoring it all so they wouldn't hear about drugs, sex or death would somehow help them navigate the world.
This is complete waffle. Music was censored big time back then. Conservatives were constantly crying about this type of stuff. 😂
@@LoCoAde87 I guess it also depends on the country you lived in back then. I was living in the fucking Balkans :)). It was "fun". Censorship was not even on the list of actual problems because no one gave a flying fuck.. being too fucking busy with being poor..
It's complete waffle for you and where you live. The world is so much bigger..
So Effing cool!!! Lurve the Bizkit!
An innuendo is how Italians say suppository! 🤗
To me it's just a song about screwing stigma and just ignoring negativity and just some insanity explosion. I'm sure a lot of people had a lot of fun making this video 😋
how do we submit a reaction request??
this one is still amazing to mosh or sing along to at a concert.
This was my school anthem
The little girl short before Eminem is Eminems Daughter Hailey who turn 27 or 28 this year.
5:28 it's okay....we were all disturbed by Paulie Shore back in the day....for him this was just Tueaday
The uncensored version is the best one.
The 2000s were the last decade with free speech and free fun. That should answer your invisible side eyes.
Of course they had Marshall. The very first anger management tour was co-headline by mm and lb(and mm headlined the 2nd) amd I was there for both. Yes, im.that old
Was listening to this in the90's on an oxy rage
listening to censored music is like watching porn without nudity..
The Dre disrespect can't go unrecognized. Plus Pauly shore, Jonathan davis. This song was a heater back in the day.
skateboarder is Bam Mat.
congratulations for your channel,funny and emotional.go on,kisses
3:32 she doesn't notice Johnathan Davis another big time nu metal singer
This is always such a fun song/video. Also you missed Dr. Dre and Jonathan Davis in there xdd
Great song on My adolescence
And my stage of skater
Greetings Ray
Rach!! 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯🤗
Their best album was 3 dollar bill y'all. Old skool shiz! POLLUTION!!!!
Beautiful hair😳
5:29 “I’m disturbed by that…”
🤦♂️
This made me feel old 😂
Yeah, he seems you familiar, it's the GD Dr. Dree 😂
Rest In Power Jessica Michalik 😢✊🤘
Love the new hair color, you are such a sweet girl!!!
Ray forgot about me like she forgot about Dre. :c
This is prime Nü Metal 🔥
Subscribed.
You should check out a band called In Search of Sadness. All they've released so far is covers though.
Ohh your feelings are disturbed 😮
What Chris said just below me. She missed those 3 appearances.
I hated this song back in the day 🙄 but we have all been there with these lyrics...I feel like that everyday now 😂
Best song ever
you missed them!!!!
Haven't you realized Dr. Dre and Jonathan Davis from KORN?