Why did the documentary treat Fred Durst like he was literally Hitler? What was he supposed to do, mind control the entire crowd and make them calm down?
Why did the documentary treat Fred Durst like he was literally Hitler? What was he supposed to do...
Jason Stewart
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Ayden Johnson
All this documentary did was remind me how rad pop culture used to be and how much I hated Moby. The Eminem verse makes no sense until you remember what a tool he is.
Easton Bell
People were doing the same shit with Travis Scott for not immediately stopping the concert when he seen an ambulance
Xavier Edwards
>play song called 'break stuff'
>people start to break stuff
>wonder why people blame him
Lincoln Carter
Im convinced its just seething boomers that woodstock was playing something other than their hippy bullshit. If you actually look into the original woodstock way more sketchy shit happened that gets swept under the rug because "muh summer of love"
Brody Gomez
well it's good he has you to run to defend his honor
Wyatt Gonzalez
Why does no one blame RHCP for people setting shit on fire when they played Fire?
Caleb Johnson
The hyper-paranoid explanation, which I don't really buy into but probably has a small grain of truth to it, is:
>Fred Durst = Trump
>Woodstock 99 = January 6
Eli Watson
He’s an MKultra puppet that got propped up by the industry with alphabet agency ties. Listen to the lyrics, with flashing lights and a crowd… you’d have to be retarded to believe the organizer didn’t know who these bands were.
It was planned. Encouraged and instigated. Fuck that genre
Andrew Baker
The fact that that happened makes it so obvious that the whole thing was pre planned.
Sebastian Roberts
Moby is gay
Fatboy Slim also seems super gay. How did his stupid ass become some big mainstream name always mentioned in the same breath as these actual, significant bands?
Aaron Jackson
Big beat music was fucking huge back in the 90s, like do you think Fatboy Slim was just playing in people's garages or something?
Jaxon Cook
yeah bro everyone in the crowd was a paid actor and it was all fake
Gavin Wilson
No it wasn't and if it was why did it get forced into the same conversation as people who listened to metal. His music sucked and nobody actually listened to him.
Adam Carter
the song was called 'Fire', not 'set things on fire'
Brayden Myers
He was more influential than any of those bands though
Cameron Bailey
who?
Justin Anderson
As if that matters to a crowd that's higher than the summit of Everest.
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Lucas Moore
Than what bands? Korn? Limp Bizkit?
He was a fucking one hit wonder with a stupid gay song. His existence is a meme that never made sense.
Xavier Phillips
DUDE POST IT EVERY DAY LMAO
Andrew Williams
I like Moby, especially as a fellow Reifag.