the current day incarnation of fred durst is pretty much my fav dude in the world

I like his voice!

tom green's show is kind of entertaining

love this

cankles thank for this man

thanks

amazed

amazing what a little modesty can do

That's Fred Durst? I hated Limp Biskit, but I really liked his demeanor in this interview. If it's really him.

internets says it's a joke/act

Figured. The real Fred Durst couldn't be that modest, self-aware and nice.

Fred Durstn't Live Here Anymore

would kick it

internets says it's a joke/act

-- cutty, Wednesday, July 16, 2008 9:30 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark Link

nevermind. suck it durst!

aw jeez. sad. yeah, myspace claims it's an alterego or something... fake fred durst >>> real fred durst.

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the beasties infiltrated, and did something so phat and flavorful that everyone could jump on the bandwagon

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/56/Freddurst.jpg

On a literal level, the song deals with God, and is essentially a monologue with a short introduction. He observes that Christianity is in popular decline and seeks to find another star to replace Jesus, claiming he has no cred. He looks at other options, such as Moby, a Christian and even Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst, who is also Christian. At the end of the song, it is unclear what, if anything, has been decided. Though a recurring line says "Jesus rocks tha' mic" implying that God has not chosen a replacement for Jesus, but has reinterpreted Jesus into a musical idol of some sort. At a figurative level, the song presents a criticism of the "false idols" of popular culture, and the cynical use of proclamations of religious belief to attract larger sales from the Christian section of society.

Trivia

Some copies of the CD single were issued with a free bumper sticker depicting a Jesus fish along with the title of the song, inviting motorists to honk their horn.

Track listing

1. "Honk If You Love Fred Durst"

That's wrong, there were two b-sides. Think one was Won't Get Fooled Again, Again.

so ... it's him, but he's "acting"?

It's actually Bob Weir.

that's fucking billy bob thornton

omg the tattoo part where he blacks out for a second is great. i want this to be real

i can't watch the whole thing, but someone out on the interwebs says he takes off his hat. what time is that at?

the thing is, aside from his appearance and the exaggerated drawl, that's pretty similar to all of his interviews, doesn't seem like much of an act at all.