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Fred Durst 64: The Greatest Game Of The 90’s Is Coming To Next-Gen Consoles

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Limp Bizkit is making a huge comeback as of late, and what better way is there to celebrate than finally getting a next-gen remake of the legendary game, Fred Durst 64. If you were a 90’s kid, you remember this game fondly. While many gamers hail Super Mario 64 or Banjo-Kazooie as the most charming games from the N64 era, teenagers from that time frame know that Fred Durst 64 is the pinnacle of 90’s gaming. The game is as controversial as the real world figure, but it is all just in the spirit of nu-metal. The next-gen remake is being developed by Rockstar games and the studio swear that they will offer an immersive open-world beat-em-up experience that also retains all of the charm from the original. The game that defined the 90’s is coming back to define the 20’s. Here is everything you need to know about Fred Durst 64.

Fred Durst 64

Fred Durst 64 is often credited with being incredibly ahead of it’s time. The graphics looked nearly photorealistic; it was easy to recognize the Limp Bizkit frontman of the real world within his 64 bit polygonal model. Enough about the game’s graphical prowess, let’s get to the real significance of the game. The 90’s is remembered as a great era and this is almost exclusively because of this game. The game is culturally significant for following an icon through an adventure that highlights the era so well. Whether the game captures the style, sound, and political landscape of the 90’s, it captures any subject it tackles so perfectly. Between Fred Durst’s JNCO jeans, the skate culture found within the game, and terrorizing suburban neighborhoods, the game is basically a 90’s simulator.

Another aspect worth highlighting is the game’s soundtrack. Rather than just play Limp Bizkit songs on loop, the game features a nostalgic and comforting mixture between the style of classic Nintendo or Grant Kirkhope and nu-metal. Check out the game’s theme below. You won’t regret; in fact you might even just Break Stuff.

Limp Bizkit – Fred Durst 64 Main Theme

Re-Arranged For Next Generation Consoles

Fortunately Fred Durst 64 is not stuck in the 90’s. The critically-acclaimed game is bringing all of the 90’s nostalgia to the modern day. The timing is perfect too, as Limp Bizkit are making a major comeback right now. The game features an even larger open-world, with more photorealistic graphics fit for the modern day consoles. The game will also have an epilogue that features “Dad Vibes” Fred Durst learning how to live in 2021. The plot follows the cancelation of Limp Bizkit’s latest tour and features Fred Durst trying to readjust to the real world. Watch out though, the world is littered with anti-maskers who want nothing more than to give Fred covid-19. I think this game will be even more controversial than the original N64 game, but I applaud it for taking on such difficult topics.

Fred Durst 64: Re-Arranged will be releasing this Christmas for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC.

Are you excited for the remake of Fred Durst 64? Let us know in the comments. I know I am going to go pre-order a copy right now.

Corey Taylor's New Mask

Corey Taylor Debuts New Horrifying Michael Myers Inspired Mask

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Corey Taylor is a man who needs no introduction (if you are 40 years old that think heavy music peaked in 1999). While the Slipknot frontman is best known for his hit memoir ‘But What Do I Think?’, he is also known for wearing masks to make each era of the band. This era of Slipknot will be no different. Fans did not have to wait long for an album this time. The follow-up to Slipknot’s 2019 album ‘We Are Not Your Kind’ is nearly here. Due to the quarantine lockdown, the band was able to stay busy and produce a ton of content. The band has not revealed when the new songs will debut, but Corey Taylor isn’t letting that stop him from debuting his new mask. Thousands of eye-witnesses have reported the singer walking around showcasing his horrifying new mask in public. Is this Corey Taylor’s new mask?

Corey Taylor's New Mask
Corey Taylor’s New Mask

Why The Hell Is Corey Taylor Wearing A Shrek Mask?

This time Corey Taylor wanted to ensure that his mask was absolutely horrifying. The ‘Psychosocial’ singer told famous sculptor Glen Hanz, most famous for creating the gorgeous looks seen in the 2004 flick ‘White Chicks’ that he needed a mask so scary, it would scare children. Hanz, being a creator of absolute horrifying looks in the past, was up for the task. Corey Taylor explained that he wanted a “Michael Myers inspired mask”. Hanz was stuck between two options. Should the mask convey Michael Myers appearance from ‘Shrek’ or ‘The Cat in the Hat’. While the later is defined as the stuff of nightmares, the sculptor decided to craft the new mask off of the appearance of Shrek the Ogre.

The mask is bound to scare children, but what does Corey Taylor think? Corey Taylor reportedly was confused when he first saw the mask, and calmly explained that there seemed to be some confusion regarding his request. The mask quickly grew on Taylor, and he embraced the mask full-heartedly.

Who The Hell Is Corey Taylor?

Corey Taylor is the front man of Slipknot, Stone Sour, and he even wrote and released a memoir recently. Slipknot is one of the biggest bands in metal, and helped launch nu-metal to the mainstream back in the late 90’s. This all led to him having the greatest opinions of all time. The man cannot be wrong. If something exists, Corey has something to say about it. There is nothing more metal than having an opinion.

What The Hell Is A Slipknot?

Slipknot is the band Corey Taylor sings and screams in. The band has allowed Corey Taylor to obtain a spotlight within the metal scene. The singer is now able to make headlines with every word he says. The band also makes music sometimes.

What do you think about Corey Taylor’s new mask? Are your children scared of it? Let us know down in the comments.

But What Does Corey Taylor Think?

Corey Taylor To Release Memoir ‘But What Do I Think?’

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The whole world wants to know what Corey Taylor is thinking at any given time, but has Corey Taylor ever asked himself the same question? The Slipknot frontman took some time to ask himself during quarantine, and the result was a memoir. Fans will finally get to see what a conversation between two Corey Taylor’s looks like.

What Exactly Is Corey Taylor’s Memoir About?

Corey Taylor asks himself anything about everything within this piece of literature. There has never been a more opinionated published piece in history. This book has everything. He asks himself about his tastes in music, food, people, and even politics. The memoirs reads as if someone is just randomly speaking their mind. The Stone Sour frontman is more famous for speaking his mind than for his own music, so the memoir is bound to be a hit.

Who The Hell Is Corey Taylor?

Corey Taylor is the front man of Slipknot, Stone Sour, and he even released his own solo album recently. Slipknot is one of the biggest bands in metal, and helped launch nu-metal to the mainstream back in the late 90’s. This all led to him having the greatest opinions of all time. The man cannot be wrong. If something exists, Corey has something to say about it. There is nothing more metal than having an opinion.

What The Hell Is A SlipKnot?

If you are asking this question, than ‘But What Do I Think?’ may not be the book for you. Corey Taylor’s opinion is only interesting to die-hard fans. No one else on the internet cares, and Facebook comments often show frustration with his opinions. Corey Taylor isn’t the problem himself, but the real issue lies within news outlets over-reporting on his words. Realible World News doesn’t talk about Corey Taylor, as we believe in writing about the little guys.

What do you think about Corey Taylor’s new memoir? Will you be pre-ordering a copy? Let us know down in the comments.

Disturbed New Album

Disturbed Announces New Album ‘Down With The Virus’

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Disturbed have been busy during lockdown. The band has announced that they have been secretly creating an album, and it is already completed. The album will be called ‘Down With The Virus’ and it will be exactly what it sounds like. Disturbed wanted to create an album that will act as a guidebook to the covid-19 pandemic. Lyrical content will include safety guidelines and general health advice. While ‘Down With The Virus’ could sound like they are enjoying the pandemic, and getting down with it, the band is actually against everything the virus stands for.

What Do We Know About Down With The Virus?

‘Down With The Virus’ will be a return to form for Disturbed. The band is bringing heat the likes of their debut record ‘The Sickness’, but this time Disturbed is here to educate the world about a real virus. The nu-metal tones will be loud and clear throughout the new record. When asked about the new album, vocalist David Draiman said “the new record will be exactly what the world needs right now. The world needs safety, guidance, and the return of nu-metal. Most bands aren’t speaking up about this virus, and we believe it is our duty to make a difference. For every band saying wearing a mask is communist, there is another band that wears masks for a living. We aren’t Slipknot, but we are putting on the mask”. It sounds like the world might be getting the first big metal record of the decade.

What Songs Are Featured On The Album?

The album is consistent in tone and lyrical content. This is nothing new to fans of Disturbed. Every song will be about the virus, the lockdown, or events that occurred within the 2020 year. The track list can be found below.

  1. The Virus
  2. The Sickness Returns: Wear Your F*cking Mask
  3. Coughing Up Blood
  4. Mask The Hate
  5. Consequential Demise
  6. Lockdown and Load
  7. Prayer Of The Fallen
  8. Displacement Of Responsibility
  9. Fall Of The Elders
  10. Liberate The Silenced

The band promises to wear masks in every music video. This is not due to the set being unsafe, but to normalize wearing masks in 2020 and beyond.

When Does This New Disturbed Album Release?

The album will release December 18th, 2020. This is also the last day of Hanukkah, and that is not a coincidence. Disturbed frontman David Draiman was raised Jewish. The band even recently played their first show in Israel, and played the Israeli national anthem. It sounds like this may be the biggest album in modern Jewish metal.

What do you think about ‘Down With The Virus’? Do you think it is a little too “on the nose”? Let us know in the comments.

Bring Me The Horizon Accused

Bring Me The Horizon Accused Of Stealing From Limp Bizkit AGAIN

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Bring Me The Horizon? More like Bring Me The Bizkit. The band cannot seem to stop stealing content from Limp Bizkit. This time Bring Me The Horizon is being accused of taking a vocal melody from Fred Durst. The song in question is called “Kingslayer”. The original vocal run from Limp Bizkit can be found in their renown hit “Rollin'”.

Why Is Bring Me The Horizon Being Accused Of Stealing From Limp Bizkit?

The new Bring Me The Horizon EP “POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR” released last weekend. We did a track-by-track review of the album. One thing we forgot to note was that the track “Kingslayer” has many similarities to Limp Bizkits “Rollin'”. While Kingslayer is very different in style than anything Limp Bizkit has ever done, the resemblance is there. While the delivery is very different, it seems that Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes has been listening to too much Limp Bizkit. Fans believe that the vocalist may have utilized one of Fred Durst’s vocal lines.

Kingslayer Vs. Rollin’

In Kingslayer, Vocalist Oli Sykes delivers the crushing lines “get the fuck up, wake the fuck up, wipe the system and back the fuck up. ” Upon reading the lyrics out as presented, it is almost guaranteed you read it in Fred Durst’s iconic voice. This is because fans have pointed out that this line sounds eerily similar to “Rollin'”. In the track, Fred Durst’s brutally spits out “So where the fuck you at punk? Shut the fuck up, and back the fuck up, before we fuck this track up“. The flow is nearly exactly the same. While Fred Durst masterfully raps the lines with an aggressive rasp, Bring Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes death screams the line. The style is different, but the resemblance of the melody is uncanny. Check it our for yourself.

Bring Me The Horizon – Kingslayer: Timestamp: 1:49
Limp Bizkit – Rollin’: Timestamp: 1:29

Limp Bizkit fans are not happy about the similarities found in “Kingslayer”. No one knows if the band was merely referencing Limp Bizkit, or trying to pass the vocal run off as one their own.

Fans have also pointed out that Kingslayer also features a breakdown. Limp Bizkit made breakdowns popular in the 90’s. Their smashing song “Breakstuff” features a brutal breakdown, which only adds to the similarities between Limp Bizkit and Bring Me The Horizon. Check out the breakdown below.

Limp Bizkit – Break Stuff: Timestamp: 1:15

When Was The First Time Bring Me The Horizon Was Accused Of Stealing From Limp Bizkit?

Bring Me The Horizon had an eerily Limp Bizkitesque riff featured in their last album. Their album “AMO” featured the song “Wonderful Life”. The track is a bouncy nu-metal track and also second promotional single for the album. The whole track sounds like it was written for Limp Bizkit, and people noticed. One would think Bring Me The Horizon would avoid any chance of being compared to Limp Bizkit here on out, but supposedly they did not. You can check out the song below and listen for yourself whether or not you hear the influence of Limp Bizkit.

Bring Me The Horizon – Wonderful Life: Timestamp: 0:35 and beyond

What do you think of the Bring Me The Horizon controversy? Do you think there accusations are fair? Or do you think the similarities are merely coincidental? Let us know in the comments.

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Trump Posts Linkin Park Song To Pander To Minority Group

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In a shocking turn of events, Donald Trump starts pandering to a minority group to secure their vote. Donald Trump posts Linkin Park song just to pander to fans. Nu-metal fans may not be large in numbers, but their vote could make all the difference. Donald Trump gained analytic intel suggesting that the Nu-metal fan vote could be the final deciding factor in the 2020 election. The Democratic party hasn’t even paid any attention to this vital group. When asked about Nu-metal, Presidential Candidate Joe Biden said “New what? A new medal? I would love one. I am hoping to get the novel pizza prize and I will make the market ready for it”, We at Realible World News could not decipher what this means, but it sure sounds important.

Why Would Trump Post Linkin Park To Pander To Nu-Metal Fans?

Trump posts Linkin Park to secure Nu-Metal fans because Linkin Park is the biggest Nu-Metal band to ever exist. Purists will say that Linkin Park was hardly a Nu-Metal band, but their popularity is unmeasurable. They have the top selling album of the 21st century with Hybrid Theory. If any band was a safe bet to get attention, it is Linkin Park. The band has dabbled in many different sounds, and nearly everyone knows them.

There are many reasons to pander to the Nu-Metal audience. Firstly, Nu-Metal fans typically do not vote. While some Nu-Metal fans are already hyper Republican, many are anarchists or third party voters. Securing this minority vote can give Trump votes he could never secure previously. Secondly, Nu-Metal fans are a valuable vote. The fan base is unlikely to betray any candidate that enjoys Linkin park. Lastly, Nu-Metal fans love decal stickers. The Nu-Metal fans are almost guaranteed to give free advertisement to any candidate they appreciate.

We will be sure to update and report on this story as it develops. If the Democratic party folds and posts a Nu-metal song, we would be sure to make it a priority to report the occurrence.