We have to appreciate the fact that RUclips is the closest thing we have to a time machine. Edit: im glad I wasn’t alone when I felt this, One love to everyone reading this.
@fukka id say he is still quite creative. Not like in his peak, perhaps when they released Reanimation but still did a piece of work on HT 20th anniversary. I mean, you can easily recognize his signature.
Let’s not discount the rest of the band. It’s takes all of them bouncing ideas off each other and they all inspire each other with different ideas and the instruments and vocals they all add. No doubt he’s a genius, but they are all geniuses including jay.
@Kiki That's an insane thing to say. Even if you don't enjoy his music, you can't deny all that he's accomplished. He went from nothing to a billionaire using his musical talent to create a solid foundation. That single fact alone makes him anything but overrated. He really is one of the greatest to ever step into the rap industry. You will always have your hardcore diehard fans that may push it too far and blow things over the top, but every popular person/group has them. Just ignore them as they are not as numerous as they seem.
I remember seeing the Numb/Encore video for the first time. I had no idea they were doing anything like this, and I'd just seen them live the year before and they did It's Going Down as part of the set and it was incredible, and then this was on MTV in the background one day and I was like "hang on, that's LP.. but different?" I went and sat on the arm of the sofa to watch it and just cried, and I'm not a moved to tears kind of person at all. This and Reanimation were both such innovative albums. Really talented group of lads, and a genuine shame about Chester passing. He was a voice of a generation and is sorely missed, as is the band.
@@zhulza its the most poignant to this generation at least. Aerosmith and Run DMC started us off in the 80's (40 years ago) and they continued the legacy in 2005.
@@zhulza name some so we can listen then? I think for millennials this hit at the right age, and both were the arguably the biggest artist in their genres and did a whole album. Not just a song.
4:00 I don't think people actually realize how hard it is to rhyme to a beat like this. They was testing Jay, and Jay responded with pure talent. Hard to find gifted people like this nowadays.
As someone who has progressed from rapping on mid tempo Boom Bap to double time Trap beats, it is definitely hard especially when it comes to writing. But Jay makes it seem flawless
I don’t get it.... like, most people act like these guys. We all hang out together like it’s normal. The media just likes to make it look like racism is alive and well between both races, when in reality, both races are just like “wtf?”
Felipe Bernardes racism is very much alive unfortunately. Try going in black or Mexican hood you'll figure it out. I wish racism didn't existed because it's based just on different appearance,skin colour it's really something that focus on something that none of us can choose and that is in what body(or race) are we going to get born
@@standingfortruth4043 Idiots like you and the media ruin it for the rest of us. You both will take a few small minority of racist individuals and paint a generic picture as if it's how the majority acts. Sad.
@@tommybailey-pl9or Welll, who's "bigger" is a matter of perspective. I mean, Jay-Z is a great rapper, but let's look at it for what it is -- Jay-Z says rhymes over electronically made beats and samples, mostly rapping about the usual rap stuff. Lincoln Park is a group of guys who come together with musical instruments and actually produce music with lyrics that are incredibly meaningful to many people. Lincoln Park are huge, too.
@@franka2743 this is literally a 14 year olds perspective of music, its immature and narrow minded, and frankly stupid. Jay-Z as most artists do, has a lot of variance in his music and a lot of talent in making said music. I don't even particularly like his music, but your breakdown of what Jay does shows you have no understanding of how music is made, what skills it takes to make it, and the dynamic of this room. Jay-Z at this point was already a bona-fide legend, and Linkin park respected him for his place in music and its history. Linkin Park became legends in and of themselves, but there's room for more than 1 legend.
this is such a prime example of people in the music industry just naturally having "it" Jay just met all these guys and immediately is collaborating with shinoda on the mix. these are magicians
there is nothing wrong with this, it's the most perfect collaboration between rap and rock ever to scrub the ears of lovers in each genre, we heard something new. RIP Che Z
This was actually MTV’s idea. They had this mashup series idea and chose Jay Z. Asked who he wanted to work with. He chose LP. They made it too epic for there to ever be an episode 2 💕💕
I love how comfortable they are, even though they are completely different vibes especially in that era... That was not only a LEGENDARY track, but it was TIMELESS! Super impressive, considering the time constraints, the level of knowledge and the fact that it was THE BEST Rock/Rap fusion we've ever had in history!
Bought this album the day it came out, watched the MTV special when it aired and I still watch this routinely. This was one of the best mash-ups modern music has ever seen.
When their joint album was released, I was 18 years old.How much time has passed...I grew up, took off my piercing, put on an expensive coat.What can I say, even Chester is no longer with us.But Linkin park is still in my heart.And when I listen to them, that eighteen-year-old rebel wakes up in my soul. Linkin park- you're cool.Thank you for being, are and will be in my life. To all who read this comment of the peaceful sky above their heads.
I bought this album when it came out with Christmas money. Was a huge linkin park fan and a huge hip hop fan. Amazing. Will play this well into my life.
This is IMO the best collaboration of talent I have ever heard. This is just pure bliss. The perfect mix of rap and hard rock. Epic , I wish there was more.
love how jay-z's subtly schooling mike like "yo hurry up, mike, shit" and "when i made blueprint (the album) i did 9 songs in 2 days".. now that's the right type of hunger!
thinking about how they came together at the peak of their popularity- like both of them were dominating their respective genres and decided to mash up the craziest records from both of their catalogues and made them sound so fresh. it was like hearing them for the first time all over again. what a beautiful decision. very underrated collaborative record.
You could see how much Chester really admired jay.The greatest song of my generation, this song defeated racism for a awhile. Thank yall for this! Never seen something so iconic
Seriously I have liked some of the stuff Jay Z has done but then this came out and it hit me like a ton of bricks! He doesn't act like a prima donna or anything, just acts like a true artist . There didn't seem to be any tension and the colab is perfect! I saw the tribute to Chester he did, It was one of the songs from Collision Course and you could see the deep pain he was in.
“I might have to bring out the young Jay Z” I busted out laughing. Even how he didn’t want to brag when Mike asked how much time he has and he’s like ... uhh i do vocals kind of fast I truly thought Jay was crying at the end of the tribute. The respect he has/had for Chester was never more obvious than during that song.
This Album changed my WHOLE outlook on music back in middle school. I became a Linkin Park fan and started listening to more Rock and Alternative music.
I was just a kid, saved up my money and bought the album/dvd for Christmas the year this came out and watched it every night for the longest time lol still remember every lyric til this day coming back after all these years😂
I was in my first year of college when this came out. IMHO, this is the greatest rap/rock mash-up collabo ever, and there's been many! R.I.P. Chester 😔
I was about 8 when the numb/encore song came out so it’s been about 20 years and I’m just now finding out that they made a whole album together. RUclips has helped me more than high school once more
i love watching this because jay is known to be a general in the studio like alpha male to the 100th degree and here he is very layed back he really trusted mike and his vision this made me see jay in a different light like a very smart musician and not just a ego maniac rapper he knew this was going to blow up and trusted the sound and it did it was insane
Funny story. In college I made a Jay-z and Linkin Park mashup and a year later this album came out! I was stoked to see someone do it a million times better than what I did lol
"most people wont notice or care for the different vocal takes" THANK YOU I CARE, when i noticed the difference i gained so much more appreciation for the EP!!
I bunked my tuition for a few months saved up that money and bought this DVD. Was a double one I remember and by far had the coolest album cover at least of that time. Use to watch the Live show pretty much every day after school. Was a daily ritual. Boy that was a wonderful time in my life.
Linkin park always made Rap/rock/metal… bringing in one of the most influential rappers of all time was one of the greatest musical decisions of all time. Absolutely legendary.
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We have to appreciate the fact that RUclips is the closest thing we have to a time machine.
Edit: im glad I wasn’t alone when I felt this, One love to everyone reading this.
4 shawwwwwwww
@@jamesroyle8205 I miss linkin park music. It hurts to listen to it.
@Bradley Palko I feel it but the algorithm be randomly bringing you back years at a time it’s hard to deny but touché my friend touché
@YoungCaliforniaKennels that a big quote. you just wrote, a great quote.
Damn thats the first comment. Wp, very nicely said
Mike shinoda was basically the mind behind most linkin parks music hes a genious
I do agree
@fukka id say he is still quite creative. Not like in his peak, perhaps when they released Reanimation but still did a piece of work on HT 20th anniversary. I mean, you can easily recognize his signature.
true
And Chester's Vocals.
Let’s not discount the rest of the band. It’s takes all of them bouncing ideas off each other and they all inspire each other with different ideas and the instruments and vocals they all add. No doubt he’s a genius, but they are all geniuses including jay.
Numb/Encore is a banger after all these years. Really hits hard.
Bro if we ever fight aliens this is the Album we going to win with
It was so hard it became overplayed on RUclips videos of any genre from sports compilation to summer trips with that song in the background 😅
I'm so glad they recorded this. This is truly one of the most important and influential collaborations in music history.
I think the deluxe album had a dvd of them working on it AND the small concert performance too.
Agree! I love to see this creative process.
I don’t understand the situation can I get a story behind this..
Facts!!!!
They met because they thought their styles could work together, this is when they met, and it worked really well. @@Jon-yc8zv
The amount of talent in one small room is unreal.
It's like WWE or the porn awards
I always felt like Mike's mixing abilities and attention to detail on pro tools was extremely underrated, especially back then.
Damm right
True
@Kiki That's an insane thing to say. Even if you don't enjoy his music, you can't deny all that he's accomplished. He went from nothing to a billionaire using his musical talent to create a solid foundation. That single fact alone makes him anything but overrated. He really is one of the greatest to ever step into the rap industry. You will always have your hardcore diehard fans that may push it too far and blow things over the top, but every popular person/group has them. Just ignore them as they are not as numerous as they seem.
@Kiki you don't know shit if you think this true you must of never listened to his albums from top to bottom, from "reasonable doubt" "the blueprint"
That's what a real dedicated music lover & producer would do !
This album was low-key waaaaaay more important than people realize. Wow. And looking back on it, it changed my life forever.
You act like that it was the first time something like that ever happened...
I remember seeing the Numb/Encore video for the first time. I had no idea they were doing anything like this, and I'd just seen them live the year before and they did It's Going Down as part of the set and it was incredible, and then this was on MTV in the background one day and I was like "hang on, that's LP.. but different?" I went and sat on the arm of the sofa to watch it and just cried, and I'm not a moved to tears kind of person at all. This and Reanimation were both such innovative albums. Really talented group of lads, and a genuine shame about Chester passing. He was a voice of a generation and is sorely missed, as is the band.
@@zhulza its the most poignant to this generation at least. Aerosmith and Run DMC started us off in the 80's (40 years ago) and they continued the legacy in 2005.
@@marcb3733 Dude there was a ton of Rap/Rock Collaborations between Run DMC/Aero 1986 and this Linkin park/Jayz 2004.
@@zhulza name some so we can listen then? I think for millennials this hit at the right age, and both were the arguably the biggest artist in their genres and did a whole album. Not just a song.
I love how jay z doesn't let people change the way he's rapping.
it's called being a man about yours
but he also doesnt change the way they make their music and thats why he is so good
It was a recommendation, it happens a lot in music studios when producers put their feel to the music creation involve with the artist
Yeah man that was genuine
4:00 I don't think people actually realize how hard it is to rhyme to a beat like this. They was testing Jay, and Jay responded with pure talent. Hard to find gifted people like this nowadays.
It’s hard to find that talent anytime
@@malikvaughan4139 Agreed brother
As someone who has progressed from rapping on mid tempo Boom Bap to double time Trap beats, it is definitely hard especially when it comes to writing. But Jay makes it seem flawless
Jay z early raps sounds like twista with that fast tempo so this ain’t nothing to him.
What song is this
This collab was pure magic and epic. The fact that these songs still hit 2+ decades later shows how amazingly talented LP and Jay-Z are.
i saw a meme online that said this album lowkey ended racism for a week lol
I don’t get it.... like, most people act like these guys. We all hang out together like it’s normal. The media just likes to make it look like racism is alive and well between both races, when in reality, both races are just like “wtf?”
Felipe Bernardes racism is very much alive unfortunately. Try going in black or Mexican hood you'll figure it out. I wish racism didn't existed because it's based just on different appearance,skin colour it's really something that focus on something that none of us can choose and that is in what body(or race) are we going to get born
Vonnies World i wrote comment for him because judging by his picture he's white. Ofcourse there's racism in every race. We are all human trash
@@standingfortruth4043 Idiots like you and the media ruin it for the rest of us. You both will take a few small minority of racist individuals and paint a generic picture as if it's how the majority acts. Sad.
I guess everybody need to watch Chester and Jay z live.
They were right though, we WEREN'T ready for Numb/Encore remix 😉
Too bad bitch
lmaooooo
@@teambmxsesh9441 tooo bad piece of shit
@@teambmxsesh9441 why u gotta be disrespectful
@@teambmxsesh9441 damn u mad goofy
It's crazy, you can see how much respect Linkin Park has for Jay in how they're cool with doing whatever he's comfortable with.
They were probably star struck I mean it’s jay one of the most iconic mfers on the planet
@@mo2k638 yeah, maybe. But Linkin Park are pretty fkn big too, ya know?
@@franka2743 not bigger than hov.
@@tommybailey-pl9or Welll, who's "bigger" is a matter of perspective.
I mean, Jay-Z is a great rapper, but let's look at it for what it is -- Jay-Z says rhymes over electronically made beats and samples, mostly rapping about the usual rap stuff.
Lincoln Park is a group of guys who come together with musical instruments and actually produce music with lyrics that are incredibly meaningful to many people.
Lincoln Park are huge, too.
@@franka2743 this is literally a 14 year olds perspective of music, its immature and narrow minded, and frankly stupid. Jay-Z as most artists do, has a lot of variance in his music and a lot of talent in making said music. I don't even particularly like his music, but your breakdown of what Jay does shows you have no understanding of how music is made, what skills it takes to make it, and the dynamic of this room. Jay-Z at this point was already a bona-fide legend, and Linkin park respected him for his place in music and its history. Linkin Park became legends in and of themselves, but there's room for more than 1 legend.
this is such a prime example of people in the music industry just naturally having "it" Jay just met all these guys and immediately is collaborating with shinoda on the mix. these are magicians
there is nothing wrong with this, it's the most perfect collaboration between rap and rock ever to scrub the ears of lovers in each genre, we heard something new. RIP Che Z
Ah gotta give that to beastie boys
This was legendary. Rip Chester
r.i.p
I cried on the day I heard the news. it's like a papercut to my heart, in the end, it doesn't really matter.
@@arcobaleno6347 even* it doesn't even matter. Not once do they say it doesn't really matter in that song.
Rip
most these kids don't quite realize how good Jay really is... there's a reason he's in every one of your Top 5's Top 3...
Faxx bro
Top 2 and he's not 2
no shit, they never will
So down to earth too!
they know they just dont wanna admit it .
Big respect to Jay to crossover genres like this, no better artist to crossover with also
This was actually MTV’s idea. They had this mashup series idea and chose Jay Z. Asked who he wanted to work with. He chose LP. They made it too epic for there to ever be an episode 2 💕💕
Imagine if biggie was to do this I bet he would of absolutely nailed it
@Brian Zhu they done 1 song and it was a collabiration where she only sung the chorus this is a full album and a proper mash up
So no one remembers RUN DMC and Aerosmith? They did the crossover first
@@LuvHuni nobody said they didn’t do it first?
I love how comfortable they are, even though they are completely different vibes especially in that era... That was not only a LEGENDARY track, but it was TIMELESS! Super impressive, considering the time constraints, the level of knowledge and the fact that it was THE BEST Rock/Rap fusion we've ever had in history!
I agree 💯
Hip Hop + Rock = Universal Vibe.. R.I.P Chester
Nu metal 😅
Jay z just expressed his natural god given talent,when u have so much raw talent combined with inspiration & a chemistry collaboration it's magic
It’s 2021...Let’s never forget how iconic this collab was for music
2023 still banging 🔥
@@chrisvalle7249 forsure
2923
2024
Yo RUclips... Why you keep this from me for 11 years ?!?
RUclips: WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU WAITING FOOOOOR?
Bought this album the day it came out, watched the MTV special when it aired and I still watch this routinely. This was one of the best mash-ups modern music has ever seen.
Fr
Lol same here from Africa 😅
Yep!!!! That’s the real question!
Jay Z is able to step out of his comfort zone and adapt to different musical styles, that's what makes him great.
Agreed. Isn’t it funny how Drake gets clowned for his versatility
When their joint album was released, I was 18 years old.How much time has passed...I grew up, took off my piercing, put on an expensive coat.What can I say, even Chester is no longer with us.But Linkin park is still in my heart.And when I listen to them, that eighteen-year-old rebel wakes up in my soul. Linkin park- you're cool.Thank you for being, are and will be in my life.
To all who read this comment of the peaceful sky above their heads.
I'm the same. Like that gif of Patrick Bateman walking in the office with a walkman on, and it's linkin park/old school hip hop.
That shit was far too ahead of its time. LP and Jay Z basically defined the mix of multiple genres.
are you born in the 2000s?
I wonder how he was after he passed.
@@phillipthethird3424 lol riight
I was a massive fan of both so was a massive fan when they made this album
No shit man ain't that truth
that encore beat crazy!!
Intro was maaad
Kanye did his thing with that
I bought this album when it came out with Christmas money. Was a huge linkin park fan and a huge hip hop fan. Amazing. Will play this well into my life.
This is IMO the best collaboration of talent I have ever heard. This is just pure bliss. The perfect mix of rap and hard rock. Epic , I wish there was more.
I think This is probably the most important Collab in music history you didn’t deserve this🔥 so much talent in one room
That booth scene is crazy. Kids today need to see what a REAL rapper is.. One of the GOATS.
love how jay-z's subtly schooling mike like "yo hurry up, mike, shit" and "when i made blueprint (the album) i did 9 songs in 2 days".. now that's the right type of hunger!
thinking about how they came together at the peak of their popularity- like both of them were dominating their respective genres and decided to mash up the craziest records from both of their catalogues and made them sound so fresh. it was like hearing them for the first time all over again. what a beautiful decision. very underrated collaborative record.
only wish jay was on reanimation now lol
They were both at the top of their genres during this time. I had this album on repeat for awhile when it came out.
When the kids in the back of the class have to work on a group project together and get an A+
😂😂
Jay did his tracks long before lp albums. Yet he still remembers his lyrics
This is incredible, watching these great artists come together to make something special, love watching the way they work. May Chester rest in peace.
Mike is truly of of the greatest artists out there plus he seems wery good to work with.
this just writes genius all over mike
Bro right? Dudes naaaasty on pro tools
Wow. This was so cool to watch. The clothes style, the beats and rhymes. What a cool time to be alive this was.
This album it’s a complete banger, I’m glad they made this one
I always loved the way Linkin Park mixed rap &rock together.Sounds so good!!
From an "older" producers perspective, Shinoda is a Damn Magician. RIP Skinny....... you touched more hearts than you know.
man hip hop and nu-metal make a good collab and this is an example
You could see how much Chester really admired jay.The greatest song of my generation, this song defeated racism for a awhile.
Thank yall for this!
Never seen something so iconic
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Damn, it's still hard seeing Chester in better times. This was a great collab.
Chester looks like he's on drugs here
Seriously I have liked some of the stuff Jay Z has done but then this came out and it hit me like a ton of bricks! He doesn't act like a prima donna or anything, just acts like a true artist . There didn't seem to be any tension and the colab is perfect! I saw the tribute to Chester he did, It was one of the songs from Collision Course and you could see the deep pain he was in.
“I might have to bring out the young Jay Z”
I busted out laughing. Even how he didn’t want to brag when Mike asked how much time he has and he’s like ... uhh i do vocals kind of fast
I truly thought Jay was crying at the end of the tribute. The respect he has/had for Chester was never more obvious than during that song.
Jay Z: That shit fast as shit, I might ´ve to bring up the young Jay Z
lolz
Damn bro, you still alive?
@@satfat1232 1 Week ago you alive?
Seeing Jay react so enthusiastically to a beat that consisted such major part of my music initiation feels like a fucking honour bro
4:03 IS MY FAVORITE PART/VERSE OF THE ALBUM. The flow is IMMACULATE
Man take a second to appreciate Jay Z and Linkin Park working together in such a sick collab album.
How am I just now finding this?? I swear, I listened to this album everyday throughout eighth grade! Legendary album. Still holds up to this day.
Did Chester ever get his frappuccino?
noremacsirref stupid
r i p
RIP
Chaz has all of the frappuccinos now 🙏
I bet he did.
i love it when Linkin Park calls their fans as their kids... yeah.. i'm a linkin park... like literally.. i grew up with them..;-)
This video with both Linkin Park and Jay-Z............ Best video I've seen of REAL Music. Love this album...........So much talent in one room there!
i really appreciate MIKE'S mixing techniques and skills❤️💯 audience should know this too
Damn, first time seeing this. RIP Chester. Music will never be the same
Numb/Encore is still in heavy rotation on my iPod. Thank you, guys. Rest in power to Chester
iPod? I didn't know they are still around.
This brings back memories. This was the first album I ever got at release as a kid. I watched the videos and listened to it so much.
This Album changed my WHOLE outlook on music back in middle school. I became a Linkin Park fan and started listening to more Rock and Alternative music.
I learned about Linkin Park from this collaboration. I love this union! Seeing Chester in these vids is heartbreaking.
The great thing about Jay is that if he is confident in your music, he lets you go and flow. He knows when not to meddle
Could be the greatest collab of all time...
Jay z is such a damn genius
Uhh same with LP. Mike mixed every song on that album.
No respect for the mixer? lol
*He killed many bodies to get there. Iykyk*
Really didn't you see all the candles at the end of the video...think
@@stansmith5610 W
3 yrs later and Chester was bang on. Numb encore is the best one. Still on the radio in 23
I was just a kid, saved up my money and bought the album/dvd for Christmas the year this came out and watched it every night for the longest time lol still remember every lyric til this day coming back after all these years😂
I remember buying the cd and watching the DVD that came with it back in the day and I just turned 30!
Mike looks so giddy like a kid in a candy store!! Extremely versatile artist. My husband would freak out to jam like that in his studio. 🤗
I was in my first year of college when this came out. IMHO, this is the greatest rap/rock mash-up collabo ever, and there's been many! R.I.P. Chester 😔
Imagine watching this in 20 fking 21. Yep, RUclips IS UNDERRATED MAN!
watched this when it first came out at a very young age came out and it made me love music forever!
01:47 Mike's face = PRICELESS. 💜❤
4:10 Love how Jay is not reading off of any paper or screen or anything. Everything is memorized.
EndOfTheNight Jigga What/Faint
I was about 8 when the numb/encore song came out so it’s been about 20 years and I’m just now finding out that they made a whole album together. RUclips has helped me more than high school once more
I love how youtube recommends a video from 12 years ago. Very cool to see them all vibing together.
Young Jay was just something else. Sometimes I can’t believe these guys collaborated in their prime
i love watching this because jay is known to be a general in the studio like alpha male to the 100th degree and here he is very layed back he really trusted mike and his vision this made me see jay in a different light like a very smart musician and not just a ego maniac rapper he knew this was going to blow up and trusted the sound and it did it was insane
I swear this is what introduced me to Linkin Park
Funny story. In college I made a Jay-z and Linkin Park mashup and a year later this album came out! I was stoked to see someone do it a million times better than what I did lol
12 yr old me literally started listening to Jay and hip hop music after watching this DVD. Thank you for uploading
When People say that MCU has greatest crossovers I show them this....R.I.P LEGEND🔥🔥🔥
I love how the guys in LP call the fans "the kids"
Remember getting this cd when I was a kid for one of my birthdays, was obsessed with it all through my childhood
Masterpieces in the making this footage is a time machine we don’t need 1 💯❗️💎
The collab with Linkin Park really brought out all of Jay-Z's skills.
"most people wont notice or care for the different vocal takes" THANK YOU I CARE, when i noticed the difference i gained so much more appreciation for the EP!!
Jay is easily the "Swaggiest" black man on planet earth.
RIP Chester.
I love Linkin Park till the end of my time, the way they combined Rock&Rap is fking insane the shit is so powerful, RIP big man
Iconic album, literally changed my taste in music forever. Every track still gets me fired up
It’s incredible to see how both sides just knew this would be a success. The confidence and chemistry was established from the start.
I bunked my tuition for a few months saved up that money and bought this DVD. Was a double one I remember and by far had the coolest album cover at least of that time. Use to watch the Live show pretty much every day after school. Was a daily ritual. Boy that was a wonderful time in my life.
inviting people based on their other favorite artist being jay-z was absolutely ingenious.
WE NEED AND DESERVE THIS KINDA QUALITY IN MUSIC IN 2021!
This was two of modern musics best just working it up on camera. So amazing.
Linkin park always made Rap/rock/metal… bringing in one of the most influential rappers of all time was one of the greatest musical decisions of all time. Absolutely legendary.
Mike was so nervous asking Jay to do the retakes for the older tracks they used lmao
Goosebumps every time i hear that numb/encore
god I fucking love the point of authority 99 problems collab. Hands down my favorite track from the album. I definitely wasn't ready for that shit.
Thank you YT algorithm for bringing me here. As a 90s kid this just made my day!
When artist addresses their fans as kids.. you know why they are the most celebrated band in entire world