LIMP BIZKIT BRING TOGETHER WORLD LEADERS IN A GARAGE FOR DEEPFAKE "OUT OF STYLE" MUSIC VIDEO
CLIP PREMIERES VIA MTV
LATEST ALBUM STILL SUCKS OUT NOW
BAND LAUNCHES D2C WHERE ALBUM IS AVAILABLE ON CD FOR THE FIRST TIME
If anybody could broker world peace, it's LIMP BIZKIT...
Today, LIMP BIZKIT share the cinematic music video for "Out Of Style," directed by frontman Fred Durst and Marc Klasfeld.
The video made its broadcast premiere on MTV Live, MTVU, and MTV's Biggest Pop.
Durst and Klasfeld point to this Jimi Hendrix lyric when summing up the video: "When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace."
The song is the opening track from the band's sixth full-length studio album, STILL SUCKS. [Suretone].
The clip finds a deepfake assortment of "world leaders" together (Joe Biden, Vladimir Putin, Volodymyr Zelensky, Xi Jinping, and Kim Jong-un), and even invites an appearance from "Mr. Maverick" himself in A.I. form. Meanwhile, the band throws down in a garage during a barbecue. There are all kinds of hidden Easter Eggs and deeper message — if you are paying close enough attention.
The song and video are about unity, of course. Put aside the beef and let's focus on space, the universe, and what's next for us as a species.
For as many answers as it offers, there are just as many questions, but you'll have to watch it now.
STILL SUCKS will be available for the first time in two different CD configurations.
There will be a "Gold Disc" edition, which is a strictly limited-edition numbered run, and a "Silver Disc" edition.
Both versions will feature the album's 12 songs including "Out Of Style," "Dad Vibes," and "Don't Change," + a bonus track. Get it here.
ABOUT LIMP BIZKIT:
Limp Bizkit aren't the band you thought they were, but they might just be the band they've always been…Here are the facts so far. Formed in Jacksonville, FL during 2004, the group have sold over 40 million records worldwide since 1994. Their discography spans the double-platinum Three Dollar Bill, Y'all [1997], seven-times platinum Significant Other [1999], six-times platinum Chocolate Starfish and the Hotdog Flavored Water [2000], platinum Results May Vary [2003], and Gold Cobra [2011]. They continue to headline sold out arenas and stadiums on five continents. They returned in 2021 with their sixth full-length LP, STILL SUCKS, followed by the STILL SUCKS TOUR in 2022, which headlined arenas coast-to-coast, including Madison Square Garden and more. They regularly average over 10 million monthly listeners on Spotify and have generated streams in the billions. Limp Bizkit are back in 2023 with much more to come.
ABOUT SURETONE:
Founded in 2006 by Jordan Schur, Suretone Entertainment encompasses Suretone Records, Suretone Pictures, and Suretone Management. This independent full-service entertainment company has consistently impacted culture in music, film, and television. The Suretone Records catalog spans releases by the likes of The Cure, Chris Cornell, Shwayze, New Found Glory, The Black Angels, Collective Soul, and Angels & Airwaves as well as current roster artists Limp Bizkit, DED, Sayyi and more. Through its distributor ADA Worldwide, the label also notably released ZZ Top’s Live – Greatest Hits From Around The World, along with Santana's Africa Speaks, which landed #3 on The New York Times Best Albums list of 2019. Suretone Pictures notably produced films include The Kid [Ethan Hawke, Chris Pratt, Dane Dehaan, Jake Schur] (2019), Pawnshop Chronicles [Paul Walker, Brendan Fraser, Elijah Wood, Matt Dillon, Norman Reedus] (2013), and more in addition to a diverse upcoming slate, which includes Creepers financed in equal partnership with Lionsgate and based on the best-seller by David Morrell (Rambo films' books author), starring Jake Manley, Adeline Rudolph, Francesca Reale, Nicholas Hamilton, and Laurence O'Faurian, and directed by Marc Klasfeld, romantic comedy Revenge Wedding in conjunction with Lionsgate, and action/thriller Five Against A Bullet in conjunction with Mimran Schur Pictures.
Schur notably founded Flip Records [Limp Bizkit, Staind] and ran Geffen Records as President and additionally was asked to oversee the merger and operations of MCA Records into an enlarged single entity company. Under his purview, the newly broadened Geffen achieved over $1 billion in revenue while becoming a consistent global market share leader for Universal Music Group. In 2007, Schur co-founded Mimran Schur Pictures, producing the incredible awe-inspiring Warrior [Tom Hardy, Joel Edgerton, Nick Nolte]—directed by the acclaimed Gavin O’Connor, which led to an Academy® Award nomination for Nolte, as well as the highly respected Stone [Robert De Niro, Edward Norton, Milla Jovovich], the comedy gem Henry’s Crime [Keanu Reeves, Vera Farmiga, James Caan], and the cult classic Rapturepalooza [Anna Kendrick, Craig Robinson], and in partnership with Sony Pictures Holmes & Watson [Will Ferrell, John C. Reilly].