My son loved you all so much.He was murdered in May of 2016.All I got is memories and you guys are a big part of that.When I miss him I listen to you and makes me feel that he is here.Love it and won't ever forget how my son rocked hard to you.Thank you for the memories.
Sending out hugs to you, you're such strong lady and i know it's hard:( I teared up after seeing your comment. I'm with you if you ever need anyone to talk to. We're all here for you. Also sending strength and prayers your way.
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When he said Boom na da noom na na nema Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Go! I felt that
My grandpa (and myself) loved this song. He died this year and yesterday was his memorial. And I'm going back to his faves for his memory and nostalgia. Love y'all btw
Watching the Woodstock '99 documentary on Netflix reminded me of Korn's unique style and how it helped create this entire music genre that ruled the late 90s - early 2000s. Great memories and many of these riffs can still compete with anything out there right now.
This was the pinnacle of their art. It's just mind blowing how they developed such a signature and creative sound, let alone how particular their image was and the heaviness of those riffs, which are iconic at the same time.
Discovered korn by tryna impress a guy I really liked in high school at 14.. I looked up the band on his shirt ended up turning into a metalhead of 7yrs & counting! Lol
@@uppishcub1617 yeahh unfortunately, i think they werent rlly in the scene cause theyd be accused of being posers by men (cause what girl likes metal 🤯🤯??) and it was also very unexpected/looked down upon *especially* for girls to enjoy. thankfully its more common and normal nowadays, but us alt ppl of either sex still get bullied for looking the part lol
@@kaitlynmorgan4613 I went to school in 2010s. The terms poser must have fallen out of fashion because I never heard it said once. I know metal certainly had, since I was one of only like three people who listened to it.
I remember when this debuted on MTV. It immediately had heavy airplay. This video was always amazing. I love the animation and artistic direction they took. Definitely a classic!!
@Hunter Vonnegut the best underground band on earth is The Treatment OKC. so underground that there's very little evidence of their existence online. the band gave me a mixtape last year of the album they made 20 years ago. it's so damn good, I want to spread the word about them but their album isn't even on the internet! it's on a CD lmfao.
@@darqv9358 If you load the CD into your computer, you're usually able to copy the music files onto your own. Then you can upload them to a SoundCloud and show people this unknown masterpiece.
I can't believe that it is been 24 years since this song dropped. I was 15 years old and now at 39 I finally just made it to one of your shows and I have to say it was definitely one of the best concerts if not the best concert I've ever been to.
One day? It already is... i was born in 89... I remember going into middle school here in New York... the first thing I learned was Korn, and older kids had korn written all over their backpacks... and I fell in love... It used to be something I thought was out of my league, now it's nostalgic... crazy.
I remember when this song came out. I was in early high school. I immediately fell in love with them. Korn gave me an escape from the abuse. Thanks a lot guys
@@Danielsheinkman It means they act like they play a lot of guitar but actually they do not. Nu metal is really incredible easy in terms of technical skill, thats why metalheads often do not consider numetal even metal..(despire the rap elements) Often just 1 or 2 very easy powerchords are played which is brain dead - i tmakes it sound not too extrem but also not too poppy, which is why a lot of young kids got into metal with this kind of music in the late 90s, early 2000s.
I'm 40, now. I was a HUGE korn fan when I was a teen, collected tshirts, necklaces, every album, went to their concerts. Had a YEARS long crush on Munky. It's been about 20 years since I listened to their music. I'm a grandma now (by marriage, but still) and a friend of mine from high school said this song always reminds her of me. Listening to it again, I sure did have good taste 😊
@@jeffcarnes8068 omg I didn’t know about this band before , that’s crazy 😆 they not just play in neu metal genre, some of their songs sound thust totally like if Korn released a new album. As for me, that’s too much) thanks for the information, that’s intereset
Freak on a leash was one of my dads favorite songs. We'd always jam out to Korn. And we'd bond over bands we both loved . Which was Korn. He passed away on easter last year ,and since then im depressed everyday ,all day. I cannot believe hes not here . He was 47 years old . May God rest my dads soul. Love you dad .
I’m really sorry for your loss, sounds like you had a magic bond with your Dad! Trust me, he would want you to KEEP getting the FEELS with awesome jams etc I think, when your hairs stand up, that shits spiritual through MUSIC!? Your Dad will ALWAYS be WITH you, ALWAYS!!
My children were eighteen, sixteen and fourteen when this album came out. I really didn't know anything about Korn, was still listening to Zeppelin, but I heard my daughter playing this and it was exactly 3:06 when Jonathan screams "GO" and then that tune kicked in for me and I immediately found myself in the zone!!! Have been a faithful listener ever since. Zeppelin can still steer me to a stairway to heaven, but Korn, they light a fire in me that rocket's me to the moon!!! Thanks kids mommy still likes! ; )
For some reason I was thinking you were a daddy till I read the last part lmao but I'm a 27 yr old mommy who recently discovered them and I love them! 😊
Is Jimi Hendrix old people music? Lots of people over 65 love Hendrix. Yet young musicians still model off Hendrix and others from that era, so yes... it's funny to see big change. Eventually, young people will have to get off on Lawrence Welk. It will be the only legitimate way to rebel existing cultural fixations. For those of you too young to remember Welk: ua-cam.com/video/byJDC7vNV7Q/v-deo.html
FACT: the breakdown with Jon Davis scatting and the bass is on the top 10 most iconic sections in a song of all time. Even if you dislike Korn, once you heard that you will never forget it.
@@DodgyDaveGTXnah but i get what you mean, this is not the type of build up that REALLY gets me. I'm talking like a build up before the awesome drop like from Freedom and Bullet In The Head's last parts. Now that is real.
Korn, tool, RATM, pearl jam, stp, Alice in chains, sound garden, Pantera, deftones, mm, etc., the list of phenomenal music in this era will never be replicated. Those who lived through this era were blessed with some of the best music ever. Amazing times!!!!
Something I've just noticed and everybody will glance at is just how expensive the music video must have been to produce. Not only you got 2d animation and special effects with the bullet and the way it hits stuff, but also the sets themselves, varied with lots of props and a lot of extras. Props to the production team for producing a pretty cool- looking music video.
@@bobinchainz exactly, this is pre (mainstream) internet, people had to be hungry and try to please an audience to get their shit out there, no algorithms handing out viral succes at random
I agree it's so unique with the 90's 2d Animations, It puts a smile on your face to watch. It probably Cost a large sum of money to produce that screen play.
Joshua Santana I just imagined a group of finely dressed people (the men wearing tuxedos and monocles, and the women wearing dresses and pearl necklaces) eating hors d’oeuvres and scones. To top it all off, they’re drinking the finest wine or champagne, and the whole time, this song is playing.
Thanks to my 13 year old daughter i started listening to Korn and metal music in general.Watched them live in Athens this summer.First metal concert for the both of us.(For her it was her first concert ever). Unforgettable experience.Great music,very powerful energy.Thank you so much.Love you Korn.
The way this song ranges and moves up and down along with korns unique style of lyrical flow is always unanticipated and that’s what makes KORN one of the greatest of all time his sound is unique and takes you by surprise resulting in the birth of something new. creating a sound from out of nowhere is a true talent and for me the definition of creativity and art
Jonathan, you saved my life, this song helped me a lot to deal with many problems that were consuming me, all of this, all of your albums, I met you recently, I discovered the metal and nu metal genre recently and I don't regret it I love you ❤
@@csmith5838 Don't know how it is the most important sport, watched a match 4 years ago and it was the most boring thing ever. Everyone has a different taste I guess.
Man I love Korn. The music just puts all the bullshit and the worries out of my own head and lets me unwind. That may sound weird but that's what it does for me.
If they sounded like everyone else or any other band I wouldn't listen to them. It's great they've been In a class of their own before they were even famous 👍
Took my daughter to see Korn for her high school graduation present 3 years ago and now shes married and moved away. I miss her blasting her music and just the little moments spent together. Ahhhh....yes, they do grow up fast.
I didnt listen to Korn or metal for the last 15 years. Now I cannot stop listining! System of a Down, Slipknot, Metallica, Deftones, Godsmack damn what did I miss them.. But Korn was by far my favorite. Hopefully they come to the netherland next year. I will buy tickets right away. These guys are legends!
Hey, if you are a fan of Korn, Slipknot, Mudvayne, Static X, Rob Zombie etc, check us out. We just released a new video "Neurostatic" give it a listen and leave us some feedback in the comments of your thoughts!
I discovered Korn at 32 last year thanks to my GF. Say them live last year in Detroit and they were the loudest and most bass heavy band I’ve ever seen. Absolutely incredible. If you’re a Korn fan and haven’t seen them live you HAVE TO!
I know everyone has already beaten this exact fact to death, but from 3:05-4:05 is low-key rage induced, fearsome, pure insanity. This entire track is just amazing.
Jonathan's vocals are dope as hell, but can we give Fieldy a round of applause? His bass playing is groovy and addicting asf. Especially the percussive slap portions throughout.
I was a kid when this music video came out and it had such a profound impact on me. I remember being like 8 years old and sitting on the couch watching MTV every day after school hoping I'd catch this song. Maybe because it was animated but I found Jon's voice to be absolutely spellbinding at that age.
I was about 8 when this came out. My dad listened to the local alt station ALL the time. As a kid, I was almost scared of this music. At 12 I developed, ( partially thanks to Queen of the Damned, which soundtrack also featured Jonathan Davis ) a love for rock and alt music, fully fell in love. Best part, I had already subconsciously memorized most of the lyrics I'd been hearing for years . I'm turning 35 this year and that SAME station my dad used to listen to when I was younger than 10, is still my favorite station.
Same my dad was a raging metal head and some of my earliest memories is me begging him to put the "cartoon metal song" on I was obsessed. I think those were key bonding moments for him and I and I've loved korn so dearly since then
Best part of the song is after the beatboxing when the chorus comes back, but way fucking heavier. Some of the most crushing riffs I’ve heard, and I’m a huge deathcore fan.
@@MrSuzukikevin95 I legitimately think that it is the best metal breakdown of all time. Unique, and just stupidly heavy with that chromatic riff. No song has ever made me feel like I did the first time I heard that "GO!" in my entire life. Not death metal, not thrash, not metalcore, not industrial, whatever. Pure chills, and I have never gotten even remotely tired of hearing it.
+little tin goddess I'm 25, but I was brought up listening to RnB and Hip Hop. I branched out to everything about 3-4 years ago, the person who showed me this particular genre forgot to add Korn. So, I've never heard of this song.
LYRICS Something takes a part of me Something lost and never seen Every time I start to believe Something's raped and taken from me from me Life's gotta always be messing with me (You wanna see the light) Can't they chill and let me be free (So do I) Can't I take away all this pain (You wanna see the light) I try to every night, all in vain, in vain Sometimes I cannot take this place Sometimes it's my life I can't taste Sometimes I cannot feel my face You'll never see me fall from grace Something takes a part of me You and I were meant to be A cheap fuck for me to lay Something takes a part of me Feeling like a freak on a leash (You wanna see the light) Feeling like I have no release (So do I) How many times have I felt diseased (You wanna see the light) Nothing in my life is free, is free Sometimes I cannot take this place Sometimes it's my life I can't taste Sometimes I cannot feel my face You'll never see me fall from grace Something takes a part of me You and I were meant to be A cheap fuck for me to lay Something takes a part of me Boom na da noom na na nema Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Da boom na ba noom na namena Da boom na da noom na namena Go! So fight! Something on the dum na ema Fight, sometimes they fight So! Something on the, dum na ema Fight, somethings they fight Fight! Something on the, dum na ema No, somethings they fight Fight! Something on the, dum na ema Buy, somethings they fight Something takes a part of me You and I were meant to be A cheap fuck for me to lay Something takes a part of me Part of me Part of me Part of me
When I was growing up my mother and brother would blast this when we went on drives, at the age of 4 I fell in love with Korn. 16 years later I'm still blasting it!
Hell yeah brother! Same here my dad played all the music I like, he's definitely why I like the music I do, you know that and rock is just literally one of the best things to grace this planet, I like a few other genres but rock is definitely my favorite
My older sister got me into Korn when they came out. She is only a year older than me. But as a bass player...she showed me mainly to listen to fieldy be stupidly unique and talented. And I've loved them ever since. Jonathan Davis is and always be one of my favorite and most respected vocalists. His lyrics hit so close to home for me that its almost unbearably difficult to listen to someone as tormented as he is because I'm in the same place...but also the most therapeutic lyrics I've heard. Music is honestly the only shit that makes me feel better and not completely alone like I always do. Got me through some seriously nightmarish times. And I'm so grateful he is brave enough to sing the lyrics he does so openly and honestly because I have a very hard time putting my feelings into words. And I dont have to since Jonathan's lyrics came into my life. He says it all for me. 🖤
I had to have been 13 years old, and my father took our family out to buy CDs, one for each of us. I had no interest in buying anything, but then I saw KoRn's "Freak on a Leash" on the shelves and liked the cover, so picked it. My dad popped the song in the cd player (adapted to play on the casette tape player in the car), and suddenly 2:38 as we drove home. I became a fan, and bought their other CDs until I moved on to different music, but I've always enjoyed them.
Xerxes Collins I'm not sure how what I said could be taken as stupid. Korn is Nu-metal. Nu-metal has a lot of hip-hop influences. That makes me a "fuckin idiot" how?
Due to the fact that this is the most viewed KoRn video on the Tube, I wanted to encourage all reading/listening to this to explore all of their music if you have not already. They are an absolutley deep and amazing band that have help alot of people get through life for the past 25 years
Jed last Compelling argument and so well said, like a mentally challenged cave man putting his first two words together to form something close to a sentence.
The "go" GETS ME SO HYPEE
Same
yes !!!!
3:05
SAME SAME SAME
AAAAHHHH YES
My son loved you all so much.He was murdered in May of 2016.All I got is memories and you guys are a big part of that.When I miss him I listen to you and makes me feel that he is here.Love it and won't ever forget how my son rocked hard to you.Thank you for the memories.
May your son rest in peace my condolences are out to you and your family. 🙏
I'm so sorry
Sending out hugs to you, you're such strong lady and i know it's hard:( I teared up after seeing your comment. I'm with you if you ever need anyone to talk to. We're all here for you. Also sending strength and prayers your way.
Sorry to hear about his death. The music will live on hopefully as a positive memory for you.
I will never get tired of listening to them.Im in my 50s and they will always rock in my heart forever.Much love to you all.Truly great talent.
His speech from 2:38 to 3:04 was truly so emotional and heartbreaking, i teared up 😢
😂😂😂
Lyrics are always best when heard in the original Klingon.
Real 😭
As a new koRn fan why did I believe this was a real speech 💀😔
@@Piercethejae As an old KoЯn fan, if it has random ass dog noises, its probaly KoЯn.
90s had sooooo many hits. And this song still hits!.
The sounds, creativity, style. 90s is Undefeated, untouchable!
Best decade of music to me was probably 1996-2005, 90s was truly undefeated!
The Animation too...
I was born in 92 lol that's why I love this song.
The kinetic energy of that bullet is phenomenal
Never thought about the kinetic energy of the bullet when this song came out.Thank you.
Do not forget dimensional tunnelings.
*United States anthem intesifies*
I’m surprised they got the bullet that killed Kennedy to cameo for this video.
Physics: 100
The breakdown at 3:04 still gives me goose bumps every time I listen to it. This song will forever be a damn masterpiece.
Best drop ever!
Yeah it’s my fav part lol
GO!
Always turn up the volume for it hahaha
I remember the first time I heard this song at my neighbors house , I was about 6 years old 🤯
The bass drop at 2:37 always gets me.
From the weird beatboxing to the "GO!" has to be the smoothest transsition ever.
Agreed
That's why it's called MUSIC it's the only reality we have that's in accord with the cosmic orders of the universe
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@@debraabrams5714 nah
It's such a good build up like you know the go is coming
The groove, crunchy bass, some alien words, and the heavy drop guitar riffs🤘
🤘🏻🤘🏻
The alien growling is called "bungle"
the groove is due to the excellent work by the original drummer in the video, always missed him, Korn ain't the same without him unfortunately...
Can we bring this back? This feeling? This music? This vibe. The world needs more of this
i see yu everywhere
@@Lei-Aria hi
@@Barca4ever-nw8gx hiya😂
I remember when songs would sing your every feeling b4 we even think of jumping off a bridge
Миру нужно меньше этого
Honestly, when Jonathan goes
*SOOWHOOFOOIIGHT SOMETHINANANEEMAARRRGH FIGHT SOMETHINGS THEY FOIIIIGHTT*
It really changed me. Such touching lyrics.
Damoom da da eva a da da boom da da eva....
💀
Very.
So Fight!
Try that part at .25 speed
I’m 62 and just recently discovered this song. Now it’s always in my head. Love it!
you, dear sir, are a champion!
i was in 8th grade when this came out, wasn't into rock at the time but this song was like opening the floodgates for me.
this is a beautiful story, rock on man! 🤟
Check out “wake up hate” from Korn👍
Discovered this song at 8 (latchkey kid haha) and it changed my life. Korn has no age! Love this
Omwwww It's January 18th happy birthday Jonathan blessings thank you so much.🎉🎉🎂
He endured more than enough, let's just hope he gets some respite today...
The drop at 3:04 still gives me goose bumps every time I listen to it. This song will forever be a damn masterpiece.
That drop influenced so many bands and has been copied to death too!!
i headbanged so hard to it earlier today that it hurt
Yes
Best drop in all of music…phenomenal!!!
I agree
When he said
Boom na da noom na na nema
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Go!
I felt that
Same here
Yep
*Headbangs Furiously*
til this day it touches my soul
Seriously love this part, volcal solos are insane 💞💗💜
That riff after the "GO!" is a killer
It's like intense acceleration from standstill.
AMEN
Neck currently hurting rn 😅
Bro I just had one of the most intense goosebumps ever in that moment
a *painkiller?
2:38 - 3:30 my favourite, yessa thats touching, thats our energy, thankful to be with you all
2:37 Wanted- "I can curve bullets."
Korn: "That's cool, but I can redirect bullets by beatboxing at it."
Saying random gibberish at it*
For a second there, I thought you were going to make a Kennedy joke about Oswald and the curving bullet...God I'm going to hell
@@nashtebelak466 that'd be hilarious though, the thought of JFK doing the beatboxing with his heavy Bostonian accent.
@@RMT0615 Other people call it scat, my metalhead brother calls it gibberish, but it's not beatboxing.
2:38
My grandpa (and myself) loved this song. He died this year and yesterday was his memorial. And I'm going back to his faves for his memory and nostalgia.
Love y'all btw
He's listening and vibing with you #energyneverdies #partyon #seeyouthere
💐
You had a cool grandpa!!
💐
Much respect, man. #seeyouontheotherside
Watching the Woodstock '99 documentary on Netflix reminded me of Korn's unique style and how it helped create this entire music genre that ruled the late 90s - early 2000s. Great memories and many of these riffs can still compete with anything out there right now.
Yeah, only reason why I am here. Sorry, Cheryl Crow btw, that was totally me.
@@thomasw3285 that is not something to be proud of dude wtf
@@Liam-dv5pt You said nothing about horta's comment about these being great riffs ?? Come on now wtf
Ngl as bad as it was I would give anything to be able to have gone to Woodstock 99 ( I’m 16)
That's why I'm here now Korn was my favourite when I was little and seeing their performance at woodstock was amazing.
The transition into the chorus at 3:33 is masterful 🖤
This was the pinnacle of their art. It's just mind blowing how they developed such a signature and creative sound, let alone how particular their image was and the heaviness of those riffs, which are iconic at the same time.
Ok, it's just badass , you over though it , keep it simple dummy.
Ну если вершина , то метров так на 2
djenttt
They even better now still
@@UoG_0 как в лужу пернул
It's so fitting that 480p is the best quality available. The grittiness is timeless.
Good times
480p and my phone still decides 188p is the best quality it can offer
Korn for life🤘🏻
Even when they boom da na mmmmm da nahema
This song is art, and it should be cherished by newer generations too.
Let's be honest. Everyone loves this song for this 3:05 one of the sickest breakdowns of any nu metal song
Actually, I'm here for the sake of 2:37 .It reminds me of when I was Australopithecus.
I've heard way better son
@@ChrisPBacon-nd7qe lets see this better you speak of
@YoshimitsuThePartyNinja metalcore think they know breakdowns. Korn invented the breakdown
@MUFC8 you really love Soccer hey
There won’t ever be music like this anymore ever
Nah im placing my bet on "Lord forgive me... EEEUUAAAYAA" he will bring this era back 😂😂
Discovered korn by tryna impress a guy I really liked in high school at 14.. I looked up the band on his shirt ended up turning into a metalhead of 7yrs & counting! Lol
Damn, I wish girls would've listened to metal at my school back then. All they listened to was pop, rap, and country.
Did he get impressed?
@@uppishcub1617 yeahh unfortunately, i think they werent rlly in the scene cause theyd be accused of being posers by men (cause what girl likes metal 🤯🤯??) and it was also very unexpected/looked down upon *especially* for girls to enjoy. thankfully its more common and normal nowadays, but us alt ppl of either sex still get bullied for looking the part lol
@@kaitlynmorgan4613 I went to school in 2010s. The terms poser must have fallen out of fashion because I never heard it said once. I know metal certainly had, since I was one of only like three people who listened to it.
PLEASE tell me you were endgame that's be such a lovely love story😢
I remember when this debuted on MTV. It immediately had heavy airplay. This video was always amazing. I love the animation and artistic direction they took. Definitely a classic!!
Lies again? Harvard Barcelona Orlando
Todd MacFarlane did the animation and visual effects.
@Hunter Vonnegut the best underground band on earth is The Treatment OKC. so underground that there's very little evidence of their existence online. the band gave me a mixtape last year of the album they made 20 years ago. it's so damn good, I want to spread the word about them but their album isn't even on the internet! it's on a CD lmfao.
Hell yeah, I guess we're old now eh..
@@darqv9358 If you load the CD into your computer, you're usually able to copy the music files onto your own. Then you can upload them to a SoundCloud and show people this unknown masterpiece.
This bullet hit everything but people. Truly that's how my teammates shoot
ahahaah so true
Especially r6
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I was 14 when this came out. What a time to be alive!
I am 13 and I love this lol
I was 13 when this came out
@@JesusMiramontes-n1e lol I’m 13 now
@Izzy-c9n 😂 man I miss that age💯
I can't believe that it is been 24 years since this song dropped. I was 15 years old and now at 39 I finally just made it to one of your shows and I have to say it was definitely one of the best concerts if not the best concert I've ever been to.
One day? It already is... i was born in 89... I remember going into middle school here in New York... the first thing I learned was Korn, and older kids had korn written all over their backpacks... and I fell in love... It used to be something I thought was out of my league, now it's nostalgic... crazy.
Go 1982!!!! or 1983!!!!!
Wow I can't believe it was 24 years ago. Now I feel old lol. I was only 11 but still, damn 😆
I never knew these guys Korn grew up in Bakersfield California. That's insane I live here all my life and never knew
34 here man i always loved this video as a kid.
I remember when this song came out. I was in early high school. I immediately fell in love with them. Korn gave me an escape from the abuse. Thanks a lot guys
That's exactly what this song is about brother.
or just stand up for yourself
@@gopackgo2507 you know nothing about this person.
@@tellyaddicts3230 lol how do you know? we went to same school together calm down trans
@@gopackgo2507did you really?
It's STILL one of the best music videos ever, and it defined a generation.
Back when it was sort of mainstream, the bs now is so soft
@@mechwarrior13 or you just dont know how to find the good stuff boomer
@@isjaki8940 Tell us what`s good, not-a-boomer guy?
@@abductedbypixel8292find it yourself loser, I aint gonna babysit you though discovering how the internet works
@@mechwarrior13we were angry and were able to get a lot of it out, then we were like who is attacking New York, and they knew where to put our rage.
1:19 It's so funny how you can barely hear guitar but dudes are shaking like they're playing Meshuggah lol
bassist is slapping though, like playing slap bass which is not easy
@@jilek3777 I have no idea what this means, but you must be right
@@Danielsheinkman flea plays slap a lot too, or check out Les claypool from primus. They are some of the greats of slap bass
@@Danielsheinkman It means they act like they play a lot of guitar but actually they do not. Nu metal is really incredible easy in terms of technical skill, thats why metalheads often do not consider numetal even metal..(despire the rap elements) Often just 1 or 2 very easy powerchords are played which is brain dead - i tmakes it sound not too extrem but also not too poppy, which is why a lot of young kids got into metal with this kind of music in the late 90s, early 2000s.
When I was 16 I played this all the time, yesterday I heard 2 16yo playing this from their phone. I’m 37 now
Me too, and I'm 37 as well
I'm 32
@@dublerrmlbb well done
You tought them good
Im 31 🤗😁
I'm 40, now. I was a HUGE korn fan when I was a teen, collected tshirts, necklaces, every album, went to their concerts. Had a YEARS long crush on Munky. It's been about 20 years since I listened to their music. I'm a grandma now (by marriage, but still) and a friend of mine from high school said this song always reminds her of me. Listening to it again, I sure did have good taste 😊
Nice!
I’m 37 and also loved them since my teens and still have a major crush on the beautiful Munky 😍. X
Im 16 and have been listening to KoЯn my whole life.🙂
this was my favorite song when i was 6!😂
yeah im 40 as well lol its like our parents talking about the 60s and 70s if you explain to your kids about the 90s now lol
@Hunter Vonnegut metal
Noone and nothing sounds like Korn. Legend is legend
Long live Korn, they put my favorite metalband Metallica nearly bevind them!.
Chaoseum does lol
@@jeffcarnes8068 omg I didn’t know about this band before , that’s crazy 😆 they not just play in neu metal genre, some of their songs sound thust totally like if Korn released a new album. As for me, that’s too much) thanks for the information, that’s intereset
come on man slipknot and korn. They're best the together.
Even if you don't like metal/rock, you have to admit that this is art at its best.
KoЯn for life
Freak on a leash was one of my dads favorite songs. We'd always jam out to Korn. And we'd bond over bands we both loved . Which was Korn. He passed away on easter last year ,and since then im depressed everyday ,all day. I cannot believe hes not here . He was 47 years old . May God rest my dads soul. Love you dad .
Reminiscing and celebrating his life is important. Thanks for sharing
You have Korn to remember
I’m really sorry for your loss, sounds like you had a magic bond with your Dad! Trust me, he would want you to KEEP getting the FEELS with awesome jams etc I think, when your hairs stand up, that shits spiritual through MUSIC!? Your Dad will ALWAYS be WITH you, ALWAYS!!
Im so sorry for your loss. Do not let the song from korn falling away from me get you cause thats my song. Lets me n you play Chutes n Ladders.
@@gregoriamoreno5900 thank you, it means alot , i appreciate your kind words :)
My children were eighteen, sixteen and fourteen when this album came out. I really didn't know anything about Korn, was still listening to Zeppelin, but I heard my daughter playing this and it was exactly 3:06 when Jonathan screams "GO" and then that tune kicked in for me and I immediately found myself in the zone!!! Have been a faithful listener ever since. Zeppelin can still steer me to a stairway to heaven, but Korn, they light a fire in me that rocket's me to the moon!!! Thanks kids mommy still likes! ; )
How old are you man? If you dont mind me asking
@@theycallmeobama1491 sixty six and a Grams
You're one of the cool moms. High five!
For some reason I was thinking you were a daddy till I read the last part lmao but I'm a 27 yr old mommy who recently discovered them and I love them! 😊
You sound like a fucking awesome mom!
when you get older these songs aren't just "fun" to listen to anymore.
They will creep up and hit right in the heart.
I find that when you go through trauma as a child somehow it feels worse when you are older.
So true those memories and moments we had during these days just bring you back to a point you wish u never left from
Yeah the boom dah dah boom na na ee na part just really penetrates to the soul now
💯
@@sectorseven07 made me lol hard. Top comment.
This song gives me chills. My dad introduced me to Korn and all the other nu metal bands, so glad for it.
Ahora escucha black metal pe
@@KsKaguar Acabo de eschucharlo, ¡es increíble! Gracias por recomendarlo.
It's weird to think that one day this will be considered old people music
Is Jimi Hendrix old people music? Lots of people over 65 love Hendrix. Yet young musicians still model off Hendrix and others from that era, so yes... it's funny to see big change. Eventually, young people will have to get off on Lawrence Welk. It will be the only legitimate way to rebel existing cultural fixations. For those of you too young to remember Welk:
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I mean, it's already over 20 years old...
If it's not already 🤔
Какая-то мрачная дама people in their 30s/40s grew up with this kind of music. that’s hardly old lol
I'm still 21 when I listen to this. Shit man. Nothing can touch it.
It's 2023 and it's still a masterpiece! It never goes out of style. This song had aged like wine, it only became better.
yess I love Kornnn
i still remember when this shit premiered on TRL. weeeee are old.
Thanx for posting I'm not the to only one listening in 2023 or so we are told
Korn and rock music Will always get better!All this trash ass new music nowadays like the rap people produce is just bad
This was korn in their prime.
My baby - ‘B’
Me - ‘aww his first word!’
Baby - ‘Boomnaumnaneema’
Me - wasn’t expecting that •.•
Baby - GO!
Is better BoomDdadboombbumemama ahahahaha x´D
Me: I rarely comment and here I am
@@sarahgreig4556 hi (? okno
I LOVE this!! Fucken eh!!
I'm a Homeschool Momma and I gave my youngin' an A+++ when she spelled the word corn as Korn!!
Rock on Baby...Rock on!!🤘
This is honestly giving Queen of the Damned vibes. Sounds like a part of that album. Love❤ it.
FACT: the breakdown with Jon Davis scatting and the bass is on the top 10 most iconic sections in a song of all time. Even if you dislike Korn, once you heard that you will never forget it.
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The 3:04?
I'm still listening to this is 2022! And my Dad took me to see them live, Greatest Concert EVER!!!
MUST BE I LOVE THESE SONGSSSS
I took my dad to see them it was awesome
Their coming to huntington, wv in march of 2022 and even if it kills me, i will be seeing them! Hope you and your Dad had an awesome time!
congrats on making it back alive!
born early 90's and i just love nu metal and alternative metal sooo muccch, they're still amazing
this music came out when i was -43 years old, now i am 85765 years old, this banger never gets old 🤗
Damn bro how's the future?
ok boomer
@@SINxSTRXP very good 😀👍
thats crazy vro
Im actually 5 years older then you!!!!
1:00 is my favourite part of this track. i don't know if i'm way off here, but, isn't this a really creative pre-chorus / buildup? i reckon goes hard
It's like rock band the game
Currently addicted to the drop where he yells, “GO!!”…perfection
Can't have a drop without a build-up though - it's all about the release of tension, the higher the better!
@@DodgyDaveGTX I'd say the da boom na na is already good enough for build up. drop gets me in the feels bruh.
@@DodgyDaveGTXnah but i get what you mean, this is not the type of build up that REALLY gets me. I'm talking like a build up before the awesome drop like from Freedom and Bullet In The Head's last parts. Now that is real.
One of the best spoken "go"s of all time hands down.
i hit my latest bench and squat PRs to that drop lmao
it’s the “go” that makes me evaporate
same i go crazy
indeed
I think it's a powerful magic or spiritual chant they harness to control the velocity and trajectory of the bullet in flight. Amazing.
Yuhh
Yeah same
The drums in this song are perfection.
Right when i was reading this the drums just started and yes there perfect!
And the bass guitar
Back in the early years of korn were the best those duels were a game changer for sure
Let's talk about that bassline throughout the song. Soooo fucking good
@@kevinthompson6986100%
A ghostly harmony, so eerie and a hard style... Pioneer of nu metal❤
the late 90's through to early 00's was a pinnacle era for hard rock/metal music and I'm glad I got to experience this as a teenager.
Same....the precipice of rock!!!!
Robert used to beat me when I was young
I recommend bury your dead , there from my area fairly well known but not exactly mainstream magnolia is a good song
This is NU METAL! 😂😂😂🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Korn, tool, RATM, pearl jam, stp, Alice in chains, sound garden, Pantera, deftones, mm, etc., the list of phenomenal music in this era will never be replicated. Those who lived through this era were blessed with some of the best music ever. Amazing times!!!!
Something I've just noticed and everybody will glance at is just how expensive the music video must have been to produce. Not only you got 2d animation and special effects with the bullet and the way it hits stuff, but also the sets themselves, varied with lots of props and a lot of extras. Props to the production team for producing a pretty cool- looking music video.
The shit they had to do back in the day to beat Backstreet Boys and **NSYNC on TRL
@@bobinchainz exactly, this is pre (mainstream) internet, people had to be hungry and try to please an audience to get their shit out there, no algorithms handing out viral succes at random
I will always love 90s music videos for their incredible production value
The good days 💯
I agree it's so unique with the 90's 2d Animations, It puts a smile on your face to watch. It probably Cost a large sum of money to produce that screen play.
Imagine 100 years from now and someone experiences this song for the first time.
Conor M “wow they were pretty lit back then”
Lol
This is gonna be considered classical music reserved only for the finest opera and upscale performance houses
Joshua Santana I just imagined a group of finely dressed people (the men wearing tuxedos and monocles, and the women wearing dresses and pearl necklaces) eating hors d’oeuvres and scones. To top it all off, they’re drinking the finest wine or champagne, and the whole time, this song is playing.
CD 77 Sounds like my kind of party
The best Korn Album ever this was a great time! ❤️
Thanks to my 13 year old daughter i started listening to Korn and metal music in general.Watched them live in Athens this summer.First metal concert for the both of us.(For her it was her first concert ever). Unforgettable experience.Great music,very powerful energy.Thank you so much.Love you Korn.
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@@P1nkPlayH0us3 nai to 2023
When they were in their prime they were so good live
This is nu-metal. Not metal. Glad she got you into this band, sir or ma’am! My mom and sister got me into this band when I was little.
The way this song ranges and moves up and down along with korns unique style of lyrical flow is always unanticipated and that’s what makes KORN one of the greatest of all time his sound is unique and takes you by surprise resulting in the birth of something new. creating a sound from out of nowhere is a true talent and for me the definition of creativity and art
i think they are quite underrated.
Their sound😈
The bass in the song is just too epic!
Gabriel Arce the bass in Korn is almost strong
And the drums
bassist1924 its just his style he can play smooth jazz as well but this just goes well with their music and sounds great (to some people)
jj righteous
Most**
da booooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Jonathan, you saved my life, this song helped me a lot to deal with many problems that were consuming me, all of this, all of your albums, I met you recently, I discovered the metal and nu metal genre recently and I don't regret it I love you ❤
His beatboxing Is Insane
It’s scatting
Not beatboxing
@MUFC8 soccer blows
@MUFC8 ...no. It won’t. It’s amazing how wrong yet confident someone can be
@@csmith5838 Don't know how it is the most important sport, watched a match 4 years ago and it was the most boring thing ever. Everyone has a different taste I guess.
As a teen this was life changing. As an adult its still life changing.
I hope the people who love this music try to change the world for the better.
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3
so true man!
#2006grunge
#2006grunge
No matter how much I hear this song, the breakdown at 3:05 is never getting old!
*_GO!_*
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Fell in love with this part the second I heard it, literally. I'm a slipknot fan, and I think that their Sulfur slowed has similar vibe
When this hit released in 1999, I am 16 y/o. What a wonderful era of music 🔥🔥🔥 straight through 90's till early 00's 🔥🔥🔥
Man I love Korn. The music just puts all the bullshit and the worries out of my own head and lets me unwind. That may sound weird but that's what it does for me.
Its in no way weird, get that shit out of your head. You're not alone brother
@@rudismith1975 thanks bro appreciate it
If they sounded like everyone else or any other band I wouldn't listen to them. It's great they've been In a class of their own before they were even famous 👍
You're not alone. there are times music like this lets me sleep
Totally get you, this song reminds me of watching kerrang with my cousin!
2:37 GREATEST BREAKDOWN EVER!!!!!
Tomas Jephersin you mean 3:05 dont you?
+LinkinPark BigFan close enough 😂😂😂
that shit em y o i lma j o
Tomas Jephersin listen to "laid to rest" by lamb of god of you want to hear the greatest breakdown ever. This is a great breakdown though.
+SportsCardMan Ill Give It A Listen... Thanks
Took my daughter to see Korn for her high school graduation present 3 years ago and now shes married and moved away. I miss her blasting her music and just the little moments spent together. Ahhhh....yes, they do grow up fast.
great story...i wish i knew my son but had to stay away or satan would had tried to kill him..he is 40 now... jesus.
@@markjapan4062 whatever helps you sleep at night
@@markjapan4062 what????
@@alicekohler9405 HAVENT YOU READ I DONT SLEEP.....JESUS..
Cool Story Bro
Song still slaps. It will be a banger forever. Stop asking every year
I remember the first time I listened to this. I was 11 and it blew my mind off. It changed me forever.
Thanks KoЯn!!!
Here is some text for copying and pasting for you 😉
KOЯN
@@MrTesmen thanks!
me2.
Also discovered them with 11 years
I was 13
I didnt listen to Korn or metal for the last 15 years. Now I cannot stop listining! System of a Down, Slipknot, Metallica, Deftones, Godsmack damn what did I miss them.. But Korn was by far my favorite. Hopefully they come to the netherland next year. I will buy tickets right away. These guys are legends!
They came like a month ago
@@its_britt814 ok I thought it was more then a year ago. 25-5-2023 at AFAS live
Hey, if you are a fan of Korn, Slipknot, Mudvayne, Static X, Rob Zombie etc, check us out. We just released a new video "Neurostatic" give it a listen and leave us some feedback in the comments of your thoughts!
You missed alot bro.
Good idea
I discovered Korn at 32 last year thanks to my GF. Say them live last year in Detroit and they were the loudest and most bass heavy band I’ve ever seen. Absolutely incredible. If you’re a Korn fan and haven’t seen them live you HAVE TO!
ABSO FREAKING LUTELY! Saw them in 2021 & 2022!! They get better every time 🔥🔥🔥
should look into mudvayne if you enjoyed the bass
The only band I’ve seen that’s been bass heavier is Death Grips. Both in 2023 were fucking legendary
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Your girl got good taste
2:38 it's not a bullet. it's a bee
I know everyone has already beaten this exact fact to death, but from 3:05-4:05 is low-key rage induced, fearsome, pure insanity. This entire track is just amazing.
It just looks like there all Insane, I like it tho
Cobain copycats
@@vilimbubas1302 How? Its not copying more than it is just inspiration as lots of artists were inspired by him.
@@vilimbubas1302 How is this at all like Cobain ?
@@vilimbubas1302 um no. Korn sounds so much different than Nirvana. Imagine saying an incorrect statement with such confidence.
Jonathan's vocals are dope as hell, but can we give Fieldy a round of applause? His bass playing is groovy and addicting asf. Especially the percussive slap portions throughout.
One of the greatest music videos ever produced!!!
U cant imagine how hard that was to find this song only with *UMMMDAADAUMMDAADAAEMO*
Shit I get it...
😂 so hard when all you can remember is the beat or some random blubbering
Guitar Hero helped out alot
EMO 4 life
Did you mean da booommm na mm on an nema istead?
This song is timeless. Still hits just as hard in 2020
big facts
absolutely, because Korn is timeless
Still!
My asian friend thinks its retarded
@@thearcher9940 What?
Not too many songs can send chills up my spine. One of the greatest videos ever made.
And it won a Grammy!
THE greatest.
Definitely
Letal
I'M STILL HEADBANING TO THIS SONG I'M NEVER TO OLD TO HAVE FUN
I hear ya. 57 & still cranking it.
Nu Metal is PEAK modernization of metal,u pass that and u got sumthn crappy like today metal.
Man I’m working a concert they’re playing at tomorrow and I’m so hyped I get to see them live
@@lonoz7762 get fucking involved son 😝
@@GREG_Khar-NÜ-Metalhead2000 damn dude, there's probably something good out there. maybe you should look into the indie scene
Rip joey jordison. The metal community will never be the same without you.
Wrong band but yes, R.I.P. Joey Jordison
@@shaggystoner5235 well he did do a few shows with korn. Also, even if he didn't, i think it would still regard all the metal community
@@b3sso04 fair point I do remember seeing him live with KoЯn around 2006 or around that year
rest in peace ;(
rip joey jordison
If you’re reading this, I see you have good taste and I like it
Your a man of culture yourself
Thanks bud (I was able to listen to this amazing sound to my ears from my dad who’s been listening to Korn, slipknot and primus 🤟
HUMANS OF CULTURE WE MEET AGAIN
@@Zori_thesekiyour dad is the fucking best then
@@Grandpalemon29 FR :)
I love the vibe of this band so much. The vocals, the guitar play, the drums, the music videos..
I was a kid when this music video came out and it had such a profound impact on me. I remember being like 8 years old and sitting on the couch watching MTV every day after school hoping I'd catch this song. Maybe because it was animated but I found Jon's voice to be absolutely spellbinding at that age.
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I did the same as a teen . Waiting this kind of music in front of tv xd
I was about 8 when this came out. My dad listened to the local alt station ALL the time. As a kid, I was almost scared of this music. At 12 I developed, ( partially thanks to Queen of the Damned, which soundtrack also featured Jonathan Davis ) a love for rock and alt music, fully fell in love. Best part, I had already subconsciously memorized most of the lyrics I'd been hearing for years . I'm turning 35 this year and that SAME station my dad used to listen to when I was younger than 10, is still my favorite station.
Same my dad was a raging metal head and some of my earliest memories is me begging him to put the "cartoon metal song" on I was obsessed. I think those were key bonding moments for him and I and I've loved korn so dearly since then
Best part of the song is after the beatboxing when the chorus comes back, but way fucking heavier. Some of the most crushing riffs I’ve heard, and I’m a huge deathcore fan.
“GO!” *rage intensifies*
That will forever be one of the heaviest fuckin drops
@@MrSuzukikevin95 I legitimately think that it is the best metal breakdown of all time. Unique, and just stupidly heavy with that chromatic riff. No song has ever made me feel like I did the first time I heard that "GO!" in my entire life. Not death metal, not thrash, not metalcore, not industrial, whatever. Pure chills, and I have never gotten even remotely tired of hearing it.
I’m glad you guys agree
Theres beatboxing in this track?
I rewind this part fuck knows how many times everytime I listen to this song!
Heard this song for the first time about a week ago, now I think I have played it about 200 times.
same
List to Khomaniac
what?? how old are you kids? lol
+little tin goddess I'm 25, but I was brought up listening to RnB and Hip Hop. I branched out to everything about 3-4 years ago, the person who showed me this particular genre forgot to add Korn. So, I've never heard of this song.
Dom Andrew ok.... You need some metallica in your life! :)
Never heard any song from this band before but it was a great experience, loved it!
LYRICS
Something takes a part of me
Something lost and never seen
Every time I start to believe
Something's raped and taken from me from me
Life's gotta always be messing with me
(You wanna see the light)
Can't they chill and let me be free
(So do I)
Can't I take away all this pain
(You wanna see the light)
I try to every night, all in vain, in vain
Sometimes I cannot take this place
Sometimes it's my life I can't taste
Sometimes I cannot feel my face
You'll never see me fall from grace
Something takes a part of me
You and I were meant to be
A cheap fuck for me to lay
Something takes a part of me
Feeling like a freak on a leash
(You wanna see the light)
Feeling like I have no release
(So do I)
How many times have I felt diseased
(You wanna see the light)
Nothing in my life is free, is free
Sometimes I cannot take this place
Sometimes it's my life I can't taste
Sometimes I cannot feel my face
You'll never see me fall from grace
Something takes a part of me
You and I were meant to be
A cheap fuck for me to lay
Something takes a part of me
Boom na da noom na na nema
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Da boom na ba noom na namena
Da boom na da noom na namena
Go!
So fight! Something on the dum na ema
Fight, sometimes they fight
So! Something on the, dum na ema
Fight, somethings they fight
Fight! Something on the, dum na ema
No, somethings they fight
Fight! Something on the, dum na ema
Buy, somethings they fight
Something takes a part of me
You and I were meant to be
A cheap fuck for me to lay
Something takes a part of me
Part of me
Part of me
Part of me
TYSM. 🎤 🎶 🎧 🎸 🤩
When I was growing up my mother and brother would blast this when we went on drives, at the age of 4 I fell in love with Korn. 16 years later I'm still blasting it!
Massive W family.
Yes same age but my older sister played korn around me and my little sister
My brother will blast me with this song among other rock/metal songs.
-zz xs--@@sailerhaeussler5111 tool plll
Hell yeah brother! Same here my dad played all the music I like, he's definitely why I like the music I do, you know that and rock is just literally one of the best things to grace this planet, I like a few other genres but rock is definitely my favorite
Dear god, this brings back memories!
ikr!
it was this exact song that got me hooked into hardcore/metal
\,,/ korn are KING
Yup!!
I know right
Damn i was one fucked up kid xDDDD Oh the 90's May they rip :(
2:38-3:35 the best part of the song, it never ever gets old. 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
2:38 He’s speaking the language of the gods!
That true
* he's speaking the science periodic table of elements
Ahhw E-Any lol nice
3:05
*GO!*
bullet: oh! my time has come! understandable, have a great day. Adiós 😢👍.
that part gives me chills! every. single. time.
@@TotallyKayla facts it’s just so good
What i am telling to myself when i need a milk for my coffee and the store closes in 10 minutes! 😤🤣
@@dainisektermanis5664 when you said "😤🤣" i felt that
@@Cynzzy 😆
My older sister got me into Korn when they came out. She is only a year older than me. But as a bass player...she showed me mainly to listen to fieldy be stupidly unique and talented. And I've loved them ever since. Jonathan Davis is and always be one of my favorite and most respected vocalists. His lyrics hit so close to home for me that its almost unbearably difficult to listen to someone as tormented as he is because I'm in the same place...but also the most therapeutic lyrics I've heard. Music is honestly the only shit that makes me feel better and not completely alone like I always do. Got me through some seriously nightmarish times. And I'm so grateful he is brave enough to sing the lyrics he does so openly and honestly because I have a very hard time putting my feelings into words. And I dont have to since Jonathan's lyrics came into my life. He says it all for me. 🖤
Christine Vanderheiden Good for you then. Personally I prefer Chester Bennington from Linkin Park when it comes to best singers but to each their own
id
I had to have been 13 years old, and my father took our family out to buy CDs, one for each of us. I had no interest in buying anything, but then I saw KoRn's "Freak on a Leash" on the shelves and liked the cover, so picked it. My dad popped the song in the cd player (adapted to play on the casette tape player in the car), and suddenly 2:38 as we drove home.
I became a fan, and bought their other CDs until I moved on to different music, but I've always enjoyed them.
Beautifully said! Spoke my mind
I’m surprised how nobody has sent love and encouragement your way, so lemme just go ahead and do that with a virtual kiss on the forehead •3•
This song was my favourite in the 90s. I remember watching the music video on MTV and VH1. 😊
I don't care what anyone says, this song is a masterpiece of rock. I listen to it all.
Eddy Herrera You're right
Edward Alexander too bad it's not rock
Its kinda in the rock section
@@frankfrank5338 metal is literally a subgenre of rock are you dumb
It is metal
im a hip hop head, but this record holds too many high school memories for me to not give it its credit too!
+WaVy BaBy I listen to techno but like this track
most people who listened to Metal in the 90s 00s listen to hip hop too
korn has a lot of hip hop influences, that what makes them in the subgenre of metal known as nu-metal
+The Broken Puppet fuckin idiot
Xerxes Collins
I'm not sure how what I said could be taken as stupid. Korn is Nu-metal. Nu-metal has a lot of hip-hop influences. That makes me a "fuckin idiot" how?
1998-this song rocks hard
2018-this song rocks hard
takes me back to my middle school days
Right, may have even gotten a little better with time. Lol
I think is more like 2018- thats gross, i like more edd shitran an justin gayber
Yea it does.....😈🤘🏿....
Takes me back to high school and I love it lol
finally, at 25 years old, I have listened to this song with headphones and thrashed around my home.
Due to the fact that this is the most viewed KoRn video on the Tube, I wanted to encourage all reading/listening to this to explore all of their music if you have not already. They are an absolutley deep and amazing band that have help alot of people get through life for the past 25 years
I agree that they have helped, they helped me, though they will never know it. I got through a LOT of grief with their music plus other bands, too.
You deserve to have top comment.
No doubt. Not my favorite band but they have remained sooooo good for many years now. I have much respect.
boring song
Jed last Compelling argument and so well said, like a mentally challenged cave man putting his first two words together to form something close to a sentence.
It doesn't matter if you prefer Black, trash, doom, heavy or death, we all love KoЯn
Trash
Killer Pumpkin.. I like that. :) (Your username.)
Agree ❤❤
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