I'm old enough to remember watching this as it aired. Limp Bizkit were HUGE! Nookie was THE song of that summer. Back then, nu-metal was a fresh sound, and Limp Bizkit and Korn were the kings of it.
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
I remember watching this live . I was at home doing laundry . Telling myself when I get older , I'm going to party 🥳like that st those MTV party's .. now I'm Turing 35 and trying to figure out how to build a time machine to go back to those days .
Life was so real back then, I missed out, everything is so BS / fake now. No tiktok based personalities, no popular social media, everything was just better.
I can't believe so many people say Fred is not a good vocalist. Sure, he's not great at melodic singing, but his dynamics are fantastic, and he's an underrated screamer imo.
@@psychedelicpain420 I call them boomers because they are complaining about "kids these days and their phones". I was 13 in 2000 so I experienced this but I don't do some boomer ass shit like this.
Now in 2023 MTV has 15 and pregnant and drag shows. Our society has completely collapsed. I hope everyone enjoyed these times because they are long, long gone.
Miss this era... Singer can sing, better than JB, MC, SG etc. Music was played by human, not playback And when people enjoyed music, not just hold their phone
Back when this happened, I was pissed at limp bizkit because they went soft compared to three dollar bill, yall. I was 17 in 1999 and all I wanted to do was scream and fuck shit up in the pit. Now I'm 34 and I listen to blue grass and complain about back pain.
Final golden MTV era for music. It was always interesting coming from High School and tuning into TRL and seeing Limp Bizkit & Korn music videos along the likes of Backstreet Boys and Britney. 1997-2001 may have been the best era to see those 'heavier' bands on mainstream.
This is the gig that broke LB into the mainstream. I recall watching it at the time & digging it, as I was already into rap/rock bands like 311, Korn, & RATM. It’s hard to believe now, but at one time MTV was actually about music and not un-reality shows. They could have a huge impact on a band making it or not. Bizkit caught the tail end of that era.
Man MTV back then seemed to really know how to connect with the younger/teen era. The most popular music combined with a highly energetic spring break location was absolute marketing GENIUS! What happened??
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics. thank me later
Yes it is a riff of Angel Of Death by Slayer and it's from the guitar riff of the Public Enemy song "Channel Zero". And the band M.O.P. used that riff for their song "Raise Hell"
Miss the days of concerts with no phones and everyone fully emerged. I went to Metallica last week and it seemed like almost everyone watched the show thru their phones. It’s sad honestly
i know limp bizkit was kind of played down our throats for a tad too long- but they sure had their moment- this looks like an awesome little 10 min to be at- and what is that little freestyle thing at the end? they should have made that into a song
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
Fred was actually pretty damn funny in this interview, didn't realize how funny he was. "Actually we're blowing up the boat so we gotta stay here" and "unfortunately I'm on the recorder... which is something we'll just have to deal with" lul
Man I wish I was born much earlier than I was to have been able to be much older around this time that all my favorite nu metal bands were huge 90s early 00s were the best times to be alive back then to someone who was old enough
I was an early 90s baby I'm blessed with what I had, but it would've been amazing to see these nu metal bands when Nu metal was new, and was the most popular music.
i really miss 80--s and 90-s...before 9\11 was better world, not perfect sure, but much better...nowadays from usa is arriving only shit stuff...From Italy
Does anyone know what song they play as the outro @13:11 Fred raps a verse and I hear some lyrics from "Take A Look Around", but that ending breakdown sequence is absolutely filthy.
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
Is Carson really tall or Fred really short? Edit: I’ve never seen anyone ask the question “why is a the most “Florida man” of all time wearing a Yankees hat as a trademark?” I’m seriously curious
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
@@sergevolosin9511 No it's from the guitar riff of the Public Ennemy song "Channel Zero". And the band M.O.P. used that riff for their song "Raise Hell"
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.
![Limp Bizkit Live in Mountain View, CA, 18.06.1999 [Pro Shot]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ViE290g4Bpg/mqdefault.jpg)
Popular music was so much more aggressive back then..yet society as a whole seemed happier.
Social media didn't exist and cell phones was just starting to become a thing. That is what changed everything.
@@joshblack4291 agreed
Carson Daily surely doesn't seem very happy hahah
I guess I'm kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good place to watch new movies online?
@Marc Jordy I watch on flixzone. Just google for it :)
1999 hell yes what a great time
Best fuckin part 13:08 and on
Greatest
Yeah was a great year, 1999 yeah 🤘😎
Arguably the peak of modern day civilisation
1999 one of the best summers ever!!
Ah I remember watching this live back in the summer of 1999. The last great party before this world went to shit.
yes lol i watched it live too
World went to shit, на русский перевили как "скатился в тартарары"
Забавно)
Pre 9/11 world
I mean m’fers blew a fukin boat up!! Those were the days!!
@@mobilehunter7003 а мне перевёл "рухнул в дерьмо ")
I'm old enough to remember watching this as it aired. Limp Bizkit were HUGE! Nookie was THE song of that summer. Back then, nu-metal was a fresh sound, and Limp Bizkit and Korn were the kings of it.
Your forgetting the originators rage against the machine
Tim Murphy you also forgot Slipknot
@@thompsondo2450 no bro. Slipknot as a junior at that time
@@jarumsuntik4099 Yeah, i love slipknot, but they were in the first records era at time.
@@Mathi7052 ya. But isn't number one on the chart
Follow the leader and significant other was number one
Damn I miss the 90s. Nostradamus was right when he said the world would end in 2000...
Kunstkontrolle TV ha ha ur fucking right I didn't look at it that way .
Wow I didn't noticed that either .That's fucking true....
But the crazy thing is that I was born in 2000.
9/11/01 switch the 9s and the 1s...you get 1999.
@@madsqgardensnyk no you get 19909
Best fuckin part 13:08 and on
Man I miss these days a lot, seriously.
Life aint the same :(
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
*Take a Look Around and 9 Teen 90 Nine Lyrics
13:13 is actually Slayer's Angel of Death bridge riff.
@@wenxingwang7867 I finally realized that “KMFDM - Godlike…. Used Slayer’s riff….. took me 25 years to notice that!”
I remember watching this live . I was at home doing laundry . Telling myself when I get older , I'm going to party 🥳like that st those MTV party's .. now I'm Turing 35 and trying to figure out how to build a time machine to go back to those days .
Me 2 bruh
Hit me up when you figure it out. Lol
Just blow a boat
Life was so real back then, I missed out, everything is so BS / fake now. No tiktok based personalities, no popular social media, everything was just better.
I can't believe so many people say Fred is not a good vocalist. Sure, he's not great at melodic singing, but his dynamics are fantastic, and he's an underrated screamer imo.
unfortunately this was about 10 years before scream vocals really got popular
@@LookSpec top screamer for sure. underrated. Also early Linkin park and 2001 The Used, Bert Mckraken.
@@LookSpecI disagree
he's a decent nu metal screamer. it's not any crazy technique just power arming thru the fry vocal folds like every nu metal singer did back then
I think he's average but a VERY VERY good performer / frontman in general. He knows how to connect to a crowd
No phones
No hate
All love
Groovin and Jammin ✌️
ok bOOMER
@@danielc.6640 80s baby homeboy ✌️
@@danielc.6640 Keel calling everyone boomer, zoomer. You probably missed all of that.
@@psychedelicpain420 I call them boomers because they are complaining about "kids these days and their phones". I was 13 in 2000 so I experienced this but I don't do some boomer ass shit like this.
Woodstock 99 would say different.
Now in 2023 MTV has 15 and pregnant and drag shows. Our society has completely collapsed. I hope everyone enjoyed these times because they are long, long gone.
Good riddance.
Miss this era...
Singer can sing, better than JB, MC, SG etc.
Music was played by human, not playback
And when people enjoyed music, not just hold their phone
Playback was used even in those times.
@Hello World they have a dj, what do you think his job is
Guitar good phone bad 😡
Back when this happened, I was pissed at limp bizkit because they went soft compared to three dollar bill, yall. I was 17 in 1999 and all I wanted to do was scream and fuck shit up in the pit. Now I'm 34 and I listen to blue grass and complain about back pain.
I´m 31 and still angry abouth LB going soft on Significant other. I´m still waiting they release a record as raw as Three dollar bill...
I feel you I was obsessed with Mudvayne and the likes and now my favorite band is String Cheese Incident.
its so FUCKING SAAAD MAAAN
im 27 already, i dont wanna be like that
You never know how good you really had it, until you look back. Indeed, we did live in an amazing era. I miss it greatly.
This makes me wanna take a walk down the street of my old neighborhood to my friend's house to play Crash Bandicoot and trade Pokemon cards.
Back when you would go to a concert and everyone was enjoying the music, in the moment, not recording on their phones. Good times.
great times
ok bOOMER
And for those who are they for the boat ? They blew a boat yo.
Amen brother
_It's not a computer generated effect_
That guitar that starts at 6:03 is so clean. Love it.
Or that bass at 6:22 nastyyy
You like that wah? You might like Glassjaw...
@@evdawg7757 its a guitarr tho
wes is a badass
Ibanez rg7 cst
john otto is amazing
People forget Limp Bizkit Korn were the poster children for MTV . LB was the biggest band in the world at that point
We need to go back.
Nobody in that crowd knew those songs but they still had a blast. R.i.p to one of the best eras ever
Skating, limp bizkit, graffiti and fruitopia ran my life in those days. Haha
@@masterlogray and dope
bruh they literally knew every adlibs of im broke and nookie. listen carefully bro
Everybody who watched MTV or listened to their “modern rock” radio station knew Nookie at this point, I remember when this aired.
"Take a Look Around" lyrics when the boat blows up. From their next album. ^_^
DE ESTE LIMP BIZKIT SE ENAMORO TODO EL MUNDO !!!
Carson Daily was loving the Nookie tune.. He probably voted for that video on TRL himself
Hahaha
I miss the 90s early 2000s. The best days
Final golden MTV era for music. It was always interesting coming from High School and tuning into TRL and seeing Limp Bizkit & Korn music videos along the likes of Backstreet Boys and Britney. 1997-2001 may have been the best era to see those 'heavier' bands on mainstream.
This is the gig that broke LB into the mainstream. I recall watching it at the time & digging it, as I was already into rap/rock bands like 311, Korn, & RATM. It’s hard to believe now, but at one time MTV was actually about music and not un-reality shows. They could have a huge impact on a band making it or not. Bizkit caught the tail end of that era.
The 2000s and 2010s were all about un reality shows sadly 😞 and ridiculousness God I hate that show
Actually 1998 performance mtv new years eve
Back when MTV was good.....
Vh1
This was the apex of mtv. Back when you got geeked for mtv spring break like it was the super bowl. Tv stayed all damn to not miss anything/anyone
I was 11 back in 1999 ...i miss that era !!Fred was my idol !!
I always thought that 'I'm Broke' was going to be a single, great song.
Pretty much every song on Significant Other could've been a single.
@@Bubba__Sawyer The whole album slaps from intro to outro
Man MTV back then seemed to really know how to connect with the younger/teen era. The most popular music combined with a highly energetic spring break location was absolute marketing GENIUS! What happened??
This was peak MTV
Damn I'm old. I can actually remember watching this live. Such simpler and better times. Wokeness has destroyed our world.
what gets me is seeing NO PHONES. Miss this time
Shows like this were the vibes that dreams were made of.Seeing the crowd go off when the riff to nookie kicked in was dope.
I wish I was born to see this... at least on tv
I saw...
:)
I remember watching this live too I was 8 years old miss these times
@@ohYex I was 9 lol
This band showed up at the right time with the right sound.
Now that I'm old enough I just wanna go to an island like this and party with Limp Bizkit or some other alt band but they don't do this anymore
1999 was and is my favorite year in music 🙌🙌
I did not expect to see Fred Durst blowing up a boat today.
2020 LB FOREVER 🔥💀
Saw them live about 5 years ago and they were just as good. So much energy. An iconic band.
Just to let anyone of you who don’t remember or weren’t around, 99 was the greatest.
12:50 : wes goosebumps
The summer of 99 was the apex of fun, but I was also 22 and doing shrooms quite a bit, so it might have been the drugs.
THE BEST BREAKDOWN EVER!
Back when mtv gave a shit about metal!🤘🏻
13:13 Is Wes playing the Angel Of Death riff?!
Sounds similar
yup they were all just improvising at that point, so dope
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics. thank me later
Yes it is a riff of Angel Of Death by Slayer and it's from the guitar riff of the Public Enemy song "Channel Zero". And the band M.O.P. used that riff for their song "Raise Hell"
Old is cool.... A tears drop off of my eye!!!
Wes nailed this performance, they all did
Best decade for music ever (90’s) Best front man ever. Best music ever. Limp Bizkit invented and are the Kings of NU METAL.👑👑👑👑🎤🎸🎶🥁🔥🔥🔥
Two years later the damn world collapsed. miss the time man
The good old days!!!! Now its all about that turd Bieber. Metal and Rap need to make a comeback
Miss the days of concerts with no phones and everyone fully emerged. I went to Metallica last week and it seemed like almost everyone watched the show thru their phones. It’s sad honestly
LIMP BIZKIT WERE AWSOME IN '99/'00
i know limp bizkit was kind of played down our throats for a tad too long- but they sure had their moment- this looks like an awesome little 10 min to be at- and what is that little freestyle thing at the end? they should have made that into a song
That’s from their song 9 Teen 90 Nine, with what I’m pretty sure is the guitar riff from Slayer’s Angel of Death
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
They still kick as as old men
I grew up in that are best of times. It was truly the last great decade
Amen
Your parents said the same shit about the 60s and 70s
So bad that Limp Bizkit not recorded the outro of Nookie on the album.
It would of been so sick if the outro of the song took a left turn like that.
I hope the new song of Stamped Of The Disco Elephants will sound like that
Check "she watch channel zero-Public enemy"
Pretty sure that just parts of take a look around and...I wanna say 1999 (?) over a strange version of angel of death.
Fred was actually pretty damn funny in this interview, didn't realize how funny he was.
"Actually we're blowing up the boat so we gotta stay here" and "unfortunately I'm on the recorder... which is something we'll just have to deal with" lul
Man I wish I was born much earlier than I was to have been able to be much older around this time that all my favorite nu metal bands were huge 90s early 00s were the best times to be alive back then to someone who was old enough
I was an early 90s baby I'm blessed with what I had, but it would've been amazing to see these nu metal bands when Nu metal was new, and was the most popular music.
nice the bahamas i think its nookie first time played live
Man, I miss the 90's
Its weird seeing a normal Wes Borland lol
I loved that riff at the end, but realized it was basically Slayer 🤘
Wow, I was in my senior year of HS , totally remember this, best nostalgia!!!
It was Freshman year for me. Caught this as it aired and it was my introduction to LB
How do we teleport to the 90s?
We were blessed beyond messure and we didn't know it😭
Good video. Excellent.
Limp biskit forever I was 16 in 99.
The bridge, when at 11:49-12:01: So much silence in a live performance could never sound this good.
limp bizkit sin duda es de las bandas mejores en mi vida att josue
I thought at first nookie was juz backtracked, coz its juz so perfect.
I feel old
They teased "My Generation" at the end....at least the lyrics
A 30 year old rapper playing metal on a beach for MTV with kids dancing like they were litsening to pop music. The 2000's, you wouldn't understand
Sickest unveiling of some new songs ever
i really miss 80--s and 90-s...before 9\11 was better world, not perfect sure, but much better...nowadays from usa is arriving only shit stuff...From Italy
Does anyone know what song they play as the outro @13:11
Fred raps a verse and I hear some lyrics from "Take A Look Around", but that ending breakdown sequence is absolutely filthy.
9 teen 90 nine ;)
@@bart.pietrzak Thanks for the answer, but I don't hear the same breakdown in that song and that's mainly what I'm looking for
Well to be fair the riff wes is playing kinda sounds like Slayer but they just had some of the lyrics off of 1999
@@stefanoargenys What song by Slayer? I'm talking about the very end breakdown where the TV hosts interrupts it.
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
I remember this like it was yesterday! Fuuuu time stops for nobody! Damn!
I watched this live in MTV with my dad.
man, '99 was a great year
Watching at 4:20 am in July, Friday the 13th (2021)
Dope performance!! I was 17 in 99!! good times!!
🔥🔥
I can’t get over how big and long Carson and Fred’s shorts are lol
Damn they always know how to get a crowd moving
Yeah the music ends in 2000 look at we are now still listening and enjoy watching all these stuffs!
Is Carson really tall or Fred really short?
Edit: I’ve never seen anyone ask the question “why is a the most “Florida man” of all time wearing a Yankees hat as a trademark?” I’m seriously curious
Damn how many boats did they blow up lol
Fred sing some part of take a look around at last
The video its so slow i can't hear it so strong as i want it , so i have to put the music strong to get better!!! Bad video!!
Kill Me Please haha that's funny
because its playback boy
13:09
バブル〜💰✨
🦉 0:26 🌴 4:59
Can you imagine! lol, I remember watching this and just thinking it was the coolest. Back when MTV actually did crazy stuff. Thanks for the upload!
My older brother tried to put me on but it wasn't till I saw this live concert that I became a longtime fan
Hits different live for sure
Grand nu metal times
13:16 GIMME THE MIC WITH FAITH OUTRO
I think the first part of the lyrics is Take a look around.
that's a Slayer riff actually..bridge to Angel of death
Take a look around, 9teen90nine, faith outro
For those asking.. They are playing - 4:53 i'm broke - 08:50 Nookie - 13:13 Ice cube - wicked cover (guitar riff only) / with LB take a look around lyrics.
@@sergevolosin9511 No it's from the guitar riff of the Public Ennemy song "Channel Zero". And the band M.O.P. used that riff for their song "Raise Hell"
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.