Metal, Hardcore, Indie, Rock
Limp Bizkit, a nu metal band, has publicly criticised a website that purports to be the “official merchandise store for Limp Bizkit fans”, as per theprp. That activity has been openly branded by the group as “fake bootleg unofficial Limp Bizkit merch.” The band also disclosed that they want to open a new official merchandise store “very soon.” Given the increase of illicit Bizkit merchandise and the multi-platinum group’s current surge in popularity, that endeavour is long overdue. Wes Borland, the guitarist for Limp Bizkit, unveiled his new trademark Jackson King V guitar earlier this week. He discussed the band’s comeback after its multi-platinum peak in the late 1990s and early 2000s collapsed in an accompanying mini-documentary.
The past two years for us has been wild. I don’t know it’s people doing dances on TikTok or if it’s just the resurgence of the band, but one of the things that sort of made that happen was this video in South America of like the crowds just going bananas.
Every show we play, Fred will go ,’If this is your first time at a Limp Bizkit concert, let me see your hands in the air.’ 90% of the crowd raises their hands. This feels as big, if not bigger, than when we first came out. People aren’t old and gray like us. People are young and like new, like new fans.
On the merch issue, this is what he stated:
WARNING – this online shop is FAKE AS A MF – if you want FAKE BOOTLEG UNOFFICIAL limp bizkit merch then go right ahead – BUT for those who want the real deal merch you’re in luck – we are launching our FIRST and ONLY online merch shop VERY soon. Stay tuned
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