This again was in order go along with the lyrics of the song, one in particular being "I just wanna look at you." It is important to again emphasize the point again that this action was not put into the video to make the video more appealing to Limp Bizkit fans. This was included to provide a good backdrop to what was being said through the lyrics and music of the song. After all, music videos are meant to be miniature movies. The entire setting of this video makes sense, in the fact that at the end, police come looking for the band members, but since they are in a dark and uninhabited environment, it is easy for them to escape. By the way it was depicted in this video, the band had kidnapped the woman so that Fred could seek his desired retribution for the pain that she had caused him. Obviously, kidnapping is illegal, which is why they chose such an obscure environment for a performance. Fans enjoy seeing videos that correspond with the connotations of the song itself, which is why this video would not be so effective if it would be in a friendlier environment. The darkness of the setting also corresponds with the image and edginess of the band. People of the intended audience, who are rebellious and nonconformists, associate more with dark colors to match there dark feelings and attitudes. A black environment can be interpreted as dark character, which is the image that the band is attempting to depict.
The gestures and body language in this music video correspond with the anger and pain portrayed in the lyrics of the song and the image of the band. Most of these things come from the lead singer Fred, simply because the rest of the band members are .
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hindered by the instruments that they are playing. However they too show their anger by jumping up and down aggressively and shaking their heads in a violent motion.
Limp Bizkit Report The book I choose to read was Limp Bizkit, written by Colin Devenish. ... It was this song that really started Limp Bizkit on their road to rock-hip-hop stardom. ... Limp Bizkit is all about their fans. ... He isn't judging Limp Bizkit in any way. ... It is these people that have helped Limp Bizkit cross over from just the rock market to the hip-hop market as well. ...
Rock has been about sex, drugs, loss, love and more. ... Rock started in the mid to late 1960s-1970s. Rock evolved from "rock 'n roll", and yes, they are different. ... Both rap and rock are sub-genres to bigger genres, rap to hip-hop and rock to rock 'n roll. ... Furthermore, artist like Limp Bizkit, Lincoln Park, and Cypress Hill are artist that have evolved from a mixture of both rap and rock. ...
But the 1980's glam rock metal movement did just that. And invasion of almost identically sounding rock bands all dove for a piece of the pie in the 80's. ... Grunge metal was influenced by alternative rock. ... The last insult to Heavy Metal music occurred somewhere during the later 1990's with the emergence of bands such as Korn and Limp Bizkit. ... Korn and Limp Bizkit display almost no real talent and are disregarded by almost everyone in the Heavy Metal world and in the Rap world. ...
Rap has very few different types, either slow rap, plain black rap, and then fast rap with a little rock added. ... Heavy metal is basically regular metal and rock, with heavy guitar riffs and lots of hard pumping drumming and the singing is screaming, but is easier to hear the words and does not sound like monsters singing. Rapcore is heavy guitar riffs and heavy drumming, but the singing is more of a rap sound, but still a rock sound. ... Rapcore has such bands as: Primer 55, Slaves On Dope, Crazy Town, Linkin Park, Shuvel, Reveille, Kid Rock, Korn, Limp Bizkit, and P.O.D. ...
." - Marilyn Manson, MTV interview Many artists today just want to play music, and deliver a message that may actually help someone; because that's what music is, it's not about the money or the glitter of fame, like most Rap and Rock stars would have you think. ... "I could have probably gone on and still played the part of the guitar player of Limp Bizkit, but musically I was kind of bored. If I was to continue, it would have been about the money and not about the true music, and I don't want to lie to myself, or to them or to fans of Limp Bizkit," - Wes Borland former lead...
In 1997 Limp Bizkit released Three Dollar Y'all, spawning a new mainstream trend in rock. ... Simple, thrashing guitars paired with usually enraged pseudo-rapping became known as "nu-metal," or rap-rock. ... With uncombed hairstyles reminiscent of 60's rock icons, this new breed of musicians showed promise. ... The album's twelve songs cover both ends of the rock spectrum. ... Musicians and listeners alike often claim that rock and roll is dead. ...
John writes this letter to encourage the believers that Christ's return is imminent and that they should not be dispirited by the persecution they are going through now. ... There are many interesting things about Revelation 1. ... It reads, "The revelation of Jesus Christ- This is intriguing in that we"re not quite sure what is meant by a revelation of Jesus. ... This is a reference to Christ's return and the judgment that will come with it. ... This means that Jesus has control over Hades or Hell, which makes it possible for him to make the statement in Matthew 16:18 to Peter ...
Marketing techniques have to change to keep up with the modern teen these days. If a corporation wants their ads to sell a product or service to teens than they have to keep up with what's "cool". Putting "cool" things like celebrities, major athletes and trends in ads help relate to teens. And re...
The World of Rock For the last fifty years Rock n" Roll has been the dominant musical style listened to and admired by the American people. ... As Rock and Roll became more popular among teenagers, white artists began to play in the style of Rock "n" Roll. ... The sixties were the years when Rock became known all over the world due to the development of European rock bands. ... These British bands instigated a return to the blues orientation of Rock 'n' Roll, although in even louder and more electric reincarnation. In the late sixties, American Rock returned in a different genre t...