Limp Bizkit's still-urgent "Break Stuff" finds its usual function, undoubtedly in line with its composers' intent, in providing an outlet for rageful energy that one could use to, yes, shatter ...

British rock lad Yungblud joined Limp Bizkit onstage at German Festival Rock Im Park at the weekend to rip through the classic track ‘Break Stuff’. It was the closing track of Limp Bizkit’s set, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The track first appeared on the nu-metal group's 1999 second album Significant Other and released as a single in 2000 when it ...

It’s just one of those days when you do wanna wake up. Maybe everything isn’t fucked and not everybody sucks. When I think of romantic anthems to get engaged to, Limp Bizkit’s 2000 rap-metal hit ...

Machine Gun Kelly once again joined Nu Metal icons Limp Bizkit last night. During Limp Bizkit’s show at The Roxy. MGK joined them on stage for the band’s hit “Break Stuff”. Christmas seemed to be in ...

Limp Bizkit’s 1999 single Break Stuff has returned to the top of Billboard’s Hot Hard Rock Songs chart following the death of bassist Sam Rivers. The track saw a 6% increase in US streams, reaching ...

One of the best things about mash-ups and Internet remaginings is the way they can take a truly horrendous song and turn it into something listenable. Put together Korn with Cher Lloyd, and suddenly ...

Danzig sings Durst? No, not really. But the hilarious Glenn Danzig impression that leads a Misfits-style cover version of Limp Bizkit's "Break Stuff" is so scarily accurate that it might as well be a ...

Well, at least one does for sure. The band, which has welcomed crowd participation amidst their Still Sucks Tour, invited a young kid onstage to perform their song, “Break Stuff,” which you can see ...

It’s just one of those days when you’re playing a show overeseas with your early-aughties nü-metal act and a part of the roof above the stage collapses, sending a giant swell of rushing water directly ...

That’s the question Just Joe asked as he sat down at a piano, performing the 1999 nu-metal song with a tenderness equal to the anger in Fred Durst’s voice more than two decades ago. The result is a ...