@@brandonrichard3634 the lowest string is tuned to F#, same octave a regular 8 string is in. This guitar is basically just a nutty custom thing Wes has been using throughout his career
I am almost 40. I use to love Fred Durst. I remember in high school my mom got my report card and blamed it on “Fred Durst and them” lol. I was a black teenage girl living in the hood and blasting Limp Bizkit on Saturday mornings. I still remember all their lyrics.
So I just turned 35. And in my “angsty teen years” which last all of about 2 years, I listened to Limp Bizket. As a much older adult and a fellow musician, I unironically love this.
The mix on this is so weak but the pocket is still there. One of the greatest live performances ever was at Woodstock 99. They were in another stratosphere
@@RevolutionMuscle If I had to guess, it's because of what the people in charge of Woodstock 99 pulled, where their extortion of the crowd and poor festival management made the crowd angry enough to riot (understandably), and then somehow got all the media outlets to believe that it was because of Limp Bizkit having a song called "Break Stuff."
@@RevolutionMuscle Ahhh….I would say because they have most of the original band members….and they have aged….ahhhh….I am around Fred’s age and I DAMN SURE don’t move as fast as I USED 20 YEARS AGO!!!!!
PIONEERS. Visionaries. I remember these guys more than Korn. System of a Down. Of that era, all I think about is these guys. they were just…DIFFERENT. That’s just my uncultured opinion though 🤷🏻♂️
Never cared for Nu Metal one bit but I actually like to see people getting up for this one. It actually looks like the exact same crowd of kids who were probably being born when Woodstock 99 happened.
The sands of time have reversed in a way I've never seen before. Basically about 75% of modern famous metal musicians under 40 cites LB as what got them into heavy music
It's funny how he acknowledges how people forget about the verses of the song. Taken at face value, the chorus sounds like some machismo bad ass schtick but with the added context of the verses, it's really just Fred overcompensating for his heartbreak.
No digas jaladas, te lo digo desde Mexico, una cosa fue en el 99 y otra cosa es como se comporta en este video, no tiene ni movimiento, por mas que le intente Fred ya no sera lo mismo.
@@al112v4 ¿"madurado" en qué sentido? ¿en la falta de energía, la falta de vibra en vivo? No suena igual, parece que solamente habla al micrófono. Pod duedte ha madudado, no digas idioteces. En ese sentido, espero se vista así porque quiere, no porque la gente dice que así se debe de vestir por la edad.
@@imaboss7342 Ya no está en sus 20/30, qué necesidad de actuar juvenil cuando puedes ser tú mismo y pasarlo bien sin necesidad de romper cosas (chiste fácil). El público se lo pasa bien y ellos también, no hay más.
not gonna lie, new woodstock 99 documentary brought me here............ cool these 4 guys are still together and basically sound the same.... i own the first album but am intrigued what their new album will be like
I love the Look! We all did it for the nookie, I just like to eat the Cookies now! Where is my Buur! Let's get all whigged out! ♥ Like a Chump! A Class!
Bruh…I have no idea how to word this. The fact that you came back is thing and I’m not sure I’m quite over that to begin with… Dude, just so you know, only Bowie and yourself came back this hardcore
People don't know the true, tragic story behind this song. When Limp Bizkit was first coming up they had one fan...a young wheelchair-bound deaf child known affectionately as "Nookie." Nookie couldn't hear their music, but he loved the color red and from the moment he saw LB at the Battle of the Bands and Fred was rockin that red cap, it was love at first sight. Nookie became a fixture around the studio when they were recording their first demo, and it was Nookie who signed to Fred that he should slip that demo to the guys in Korn. Nookie was born with a heart defect...which is where this gets tragic. After the band's first album blew up on the strength of their George Michael cover "Faith", Fred and the boys decided to get Nookie cochlear implants. The implants were a success but tragically it enabled him to hear the band's music for the first time. Nookie became despondent and he was found dead in his room the following morning. He was 13 years old. Some say he died because of his birth defect, but others think he was simply heartbroken to realize the band that had given his tough life meaning was...well, you've heard Limp Bizkit. To honor their fallen friend, the band worked feverishly on a tribute to him...this song right here. The only thing is...Fred Durst would get emotional during the chorus, which was originally about how they did it all for nookie, and how he would take a cookie, and stick it in a- jar. He could never get those last words out- I forgot to mention, Nookie got his nickname because his name was Nathan but he was mad obsessed with Oreo cookies. He would carry around a cookie jar in his lap and people would put Oreos in said jar...so yeah, you can see why Fred had trouble there. They almost ditched the song, but that baseline was just TOO PHAT so instead Fred made all the lyrics about, like, a ho or some shit. So yeah, next time you're singing about sticking cookies in a YEAH please take some time out and remember the kid without whom this band woulda never got their demo to Korn...Nathaniel "Nookie" Jackson.
@@chriscornelious8393 the child isn’t his ex? i’m saying that if you google the meaning behind the song, it’s literally about his ex girlfriend using him 😭
I still love him for the great shit music he made but I cannot get over the whole old image look he put up, come on the rest of the band members still look so freaking cool at this era, just look at the freaking rolling stones
I sleep like a baby knowing that fred durst did it all for the nookie
He gave everything he had for the Nookie.
I'll take that cookie, and shove it up my...
y"allll
Metaphorically 🤪
Just realized, Wes has ANOTHER custom 4-string guitar for nookie, a guitar for only ONE song. I call that dedication.
I did wonder that… I was like why is Wes playing a bass haha I guess he’s not a soloist so doesn’t need the g b e strings
Full Nelson too!
When the bass has more strings than the guitar
It’s a tenor guitar
@@brandonrichard3634 the lowest string is tuned to F#, same octave a regular 8 string is in. This guitar is basically just a nutty custom thing Wes has been using throughout his career
Fred looks like he's embracing his age, unlike so many rockstars who desperately cling to their youth....that makes him cool AF in my book
id argue hes cooler here than the backwards yankee cap era
Naw man. He should have had this hair and stache back then with the red cap.
@@ACCthefirst Where's your evidence that it is Fxck nut?
Yep that's the joke. He did this look because people say he is to old.
I see your point. But he is dressed 60+ Fred is like 45
Fred durst is now the undercover cop from the Beastie Boys sabotage video
That’s what I’ve been screaming
You fuckin plagiarized my shit Son
Right 😂
Yeaaahh!!!
@@matthewhohenbery2287 I said it before you did.
I am almost 40. I use to love Fred Durst. I remember in high school my mom got my report card and blamed it on “Fred Durst and them” lol. I was a black teenage girl living in the hood and blasting Limp Bizkit on Saturday mornings. I still remember all their lyrics.
Same here
Samesies! Except I lived in a country club haha
Like a chump.
badass
Respect.
2021 and I just became a Limp Bizkit fan. Did it all for the Nookie.
I honestly never liked limp bizkit and I don’t know why watching bits of this set makes me realize they’re actually pretty dope
Me too
@@holybirdlibrary2633 welcome to the fam lol. First song I’ve heard from these dudes was in 1997 and ever since they’ve been kicking ass
A warm welcome 👌🏻👌🏻
Take that goddamn cookie
Fred Durst looks like Bad Grandpa now. Limp Bizkit is really one of the coolest bands ever to me they go hard
👍🏼
😀😀😀😀😀
Worse thing is we all do, some just not yet. I was 16 when this came out.
So we’re not going to talk about how funky that intro is?!? I always love Nookie live just to hear that bass and funkiness over that hip hop beat
Fred is such a dad.
He's walking like a dad, he's talking like a dad, he looks like a dad.
He is a dad.
I wish I could have that dad haha
Dad vibes
Stick it up your ass!
That's a metaphor, don't put things up your butthole, well maybe.
Solid dad advice right there
Yeah but he rocks the stage like a beast
he's a daddy
So I just turned 35. And in my “angsty teen years” which last all of about 2 years, I listened to Limp Bizket. As a much older adult and a fellow musician, I unironically love this.
100 percent agree
Its because they embrace their sound and inage and have fun with it instead of trying to be overly serious like most other nu metal bands.
All good my friend we're all for the nostalgia......
Same. 36 in 4 days.
He used to scream and whine. Now he’s telling you a story. Thank you for your wisdom, Father Fred.
😂
right? people bitch that vocalists "must" do vocals according to their age.
That voice doesn't age!!!!
uh.. yes it did. It used to have a lot of energy, now he's just talking into the mic.
@@imaboss7342His voice still sounds the same, he just doesn't have the same energy.
Fred is such a fucking legend
Wes really is the heart and soul of the band. 🙌🙌
Wes's looks get more and more extreme/strange as time goes on
Genius. He keeps trolling, trolling, trolling....
WHAT!?!?! ;)
The mix on this is so weak but the pocket is still there. One of the greatest live performances ever was at Woodstock 99. They were in another stratosphere
Yeah this performance was a little too slow and low energy. I see the shows they do in europe and wonder why they dont bring that energy here.
@@RevolutionMuscle If I had to guess, it's because of what the people in charge of Woodstock 99 pulled, where their extortion of the crowd and poor festival management made the crowd angry enough to riot (understandably), and then somehow got all the media outlets to believe that it was because of Limp Bizkit having a song called "Break Stuff."
Another stratosphere? there is only one stratosphere. You meant they were in the stratosphere back then and now they are in the atmosphere🤔?
@@RevolutionMuscle Ahhh….I would say because they have most of the original band members….and they have aged….ahhhh….I am around Fred’s age and I DAMN SURE don’t move as fast as I USED 20 YEARS AGO!!!!!
My man just came from a nice brunch and rocked the hell out of that set with his grass stained new balances
Fred durst really looks like he's ready to flip houses at HGTV
PIONEERS. Visionaries. I remember these guys more than Korn. System of a Down. Of that era, all I think about is these guys. they were just…DIFFERENT. That’s just my uncultured opinion though 🤷🏻♂️
Never cared for Nu Metal one bit but I actually like to see people getting up for this one. It actually looks like the exact same crowd of kids who were probably being born when Woodstock 99 happened.
I want to go 20 years back after hearing this.
Still awesome after all these years. Funny how everyone and their grandmother hates Limp, but everytime they play its STACKED
The sands of time have reversed in a way I've never seen before. Basically about 75% of modern famous metal musicians under 40 cites LB as what got them into heavy music
Wes is so Cool...STILL after all these years!
Love Limp and Fred...Keep Rockin'
When the bass has more strings than the guitar 🤠
😂keVinLoL😂_😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣
"i appreciate It...
I do, but just leave me alonE+😂''🤠
😂keVinLoL😂_😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣 "i appreciate it... but just leave me alonE+😂"🤠
Frick rules
Im pretty that was a piccolo bass
@4:35 Wes Borlands fine guitar 🎸🔊🎶
Fantastic version. 😍
I love how he's trying his best to stay in character. There are a few times you can catch him about to rock out and stop lol
It's funny how he acknowledges how people forget about the verses of the song. Taken at face value, the chorus sounds like some machismo bad ass schtick but with the added context of the verses, it's really just Fred overcompensating for his heartbreak.
Coming from a guy that doesn’t have a girlfriend 😂
Don’t be dissin the nookie 😫
"machismo" 🤣 love USians using foreign words out of context and mostly mispronounced.
Woodstock 99 performance was legendary
I love that Fred is embracing his look. He still looks good 😁
Always loved this DopeAF tuunee and Wes Borland his costumes he designs and makes are fuckin' insane...Straight Fireee!!🔥🔥🔥
Absolute legends. These guys sure know how to pull off an amazing show!
He finally looks how he always should have
such a cool old man 🤟🏻 he should be in a band in his younger years!
Was there in the Mosh. SO damn fun!!!! Limp killed it.
I just found out what the songs about! 😂😂 ive never heard him sing it so clearly. This song just got even better
A 2020s Bizkit mosh pit gives me a lot of optimism and hope for the future
20 years are nothing, keep it up
I need a re recorded nookie with this intro cause goddamn 🔥🥁
He really did it all for the Nookie.
Best outro ever of nookie
What an amazing breakdown at the end …
That's ok - doesn't matter to me ..... death to plastic.. love this with the beat and look.
Yeah man.
This is quality
2021 crowd for you ladies and gentlemen. Go back to woodstock in the 90s pre cell phones and social media and enjoy, my treat
Increíble como fred suena igual que hace 20 años
No digas jaladas, te lo digo desde Mexico, una cosa fue en el 99 y otra cosa es como se comporta en este video, no tiene ni movimiento, por mas que le intente Fred ya no sera lo mismo.
@@alfredoreyes951 Y no pretende ser el mismo. Por suerte ha madurado y ahora se lo pasa bien de verdad, menos mal que ya no es 1999.
@@al112v4 ¿"madurado" en qué sentido? ¿en la falta de energía, la falta de vibra en vivo? No suena igual, parece que solamente habla al micrófono. Pod duedte ha madudado, no digas idioteces. En ese sentido, espero se vista así porque quiere, no porque la gente dice que así se debe de vestir por la edad.
@@imaboss7342 Ya no está en sus 20/30, qué necesidad de actuar juvenil cuando puedes ser tú mismo y pasarlo bien sin necesidad de romper cosas (chiste fácil). El público se lo pasa bien y ellos también, no hay más.
@@al112v4 ya do dta en dud 20/30, que nededidad... 🤣
Grandpa still cool though. What a legend
I love nookie drum intro when it comes to live concert..
Shout out to the DJ guy, without him these songs seriously wouldn’t be the same
DJ Lethal
🤘🤘🤘
I feel like he’s gonna talk about building a deck while sipping a beer lol
Hes phoning this in so hard, it's awesome.
This shit never gets old!
Fred Durst OWNS the stage. Limp Bizkit are relevant, despite what others may tell you.
Still catchy as hell
Limp bizkit 4 life 🤘🤘🤘
Dig the hell out of this !!
That rift will never get old or never could get old
man what a performance
Borlands outfit..❤❤❤
This is so awesome
Fred, please adopte me so then I can finally call you Dad❤
Holy hell. I wish I was there.
LOVE YOU FOREVER!!
Fred sounds great for his age tbh
Not in a mean way but he looks like your profile pic but older 😂
He’s 52! Is that old?
@@Janaya-fs8iz yes
not gonna lie, new woodstock 99 documentary brought me here............ cool these 4 guys are still together and basically sound the same.... i own the first album but am intrigued what their new album will be like
He's legend
Looking & sounding great!!
Glad to see LB coming back, literally seeing them everywhere online. But this was kinda lazy.
Freddy Durst 🖤🖤🇵🇪
That bass line is WAY underrated.
The great thing is this is just gona get funnier as time goes on, can’t wait to hear nookie when they’re in their nineties
I love the Look! We all did it for the nookie, I just like to eat the Cookies now! Where is my Buur! Let's get all whigged out! ♥ Like a Chump! A Class!
We all live it too! The Life lessons..
Very oofy.
4 string guitar, 5 string bass and a grandpa on the mic
what a fkn nice way to end nookie! groove sht!
So remember hearing this on now that’s what I call music 9 or something like that 😂😂
Holy shit grew up on on this... wow
I watch these for Wes he’s insanely impressive
insane. 10/10!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bruh…I have no idea how to word this. The fact that you came back is thing and I’m not sure I’m quite over that to begin with…
Dude, just so you know, only Bowie and yourself came back this hardcore
The áudio/vídeo in Facebook Its much better than in CZcams
I’m flicking between this and Woodstock 99. Both amazing! But… bizkit now vs 99 better now. Crowd now vs 99 waaay better 99!
와 이게 20년
Love these guys!
Slaps hard
They haven't listed anything live. Still dope af
2022 first day, 1st of january 2022, so cool """ zoooo amazin' ""
People don't know the true, tragic story behind this song. When Limp Bizkit was first coming up they had one fan...a young wheelchair-bound deaf child known affectionately as "Nookie." Nookie couldn't hear their music, but he loved the color red and from the moment he saw LB at the Battle of the Bands and Fred was rockin that red cap, it was love at first sight. Nookie became a fixture around the studio when they were recording their first demo, and it was Nookie who signed to Fred that he should slip that demo to the guys in Korn. Nookie was born with a heart defect...which is where this gets tragic. After the band's first album blew up on the strength of their George Michael cover "Faith", Fred and the boys decided to get Nookie cochlear implants. The implants were a success but tragically it enabled him to hear the band's music for the first time. Nookie became despondent and he was found dead in his room the following morning. He was 13 years old. Some say he died because of his birth defect, but others think he was simply heartbroken to realize the band that had given his tough life meaning was...well, you've heard Limp Bizkit. To honor their fallen friend, the band worked feverishly on a tribute to him...this song right here. The only thing is...Fred Durst would get emotional during the chorus, which was originally about how they did it all for nookie, and how he would take a cookie, and stick it in a- jar. He could never get those last words out- I forgot to mention, Nookie got his nickname because his name was Nathan but he was mad obsessed with Oreo cookies. He would carry around a cookie jar in his lap and people would put Oreos in said jar...so yeah, you can see why Fred had trouble there. They almost ditched the song, but that baseline was just TOO PHAT so instead Fred made all the lyrics about, like, a ho or some shit. So yeah, next time you're singing about sticking cookies in a YEAH please take some time out and remember the kid without whom this band woulda never got their demo to Korn...Nathaniel "Nookie" Jackson.
the fuck did i just read
@@CriticalTechReviews you can read?! Are you sure you're a Bizkit fan?
bro??.. this about his ex 😰
@@ani-oj6ru no...pretty sure Fred never dated a young disabled child...wtf
@@chriscornelious8393 the child isn’t his ex? i’m saying that if you google the meaning behind the song, it’s literally about his ex girlfriend using him 😭
Damn. Seeing Fred I feel old Myself 😆😆😅😅
I still love him for the great shit music he made but I cannot get over the whole old image look he put up, come on the rest of the band members still look so freaking cool at this era, just look at the freaking rolling stones
KIITOS!
4:22 lmao
Fred’s looks like a 65 year old Matthew Mccouaughey lol. Dope
O´YES!!!!!!!
cool AF
LOVE THE SLACKS 👖
It’s bed time kids…time for dad rock!
Still the shit!!
They look like guitar hero characters
LOVE IT 👌🏼😂
Whassap mr.nookie😅🍺
Missed the 99 scream..... Like a DJ not dropping the bass oh well I'm still going to see them in 2022
When you realize the Fender Jazz Bass is very versatile bass!