Fred Durst

Like a chump? Hey, did we all have the deeper meaning behind Limp Bizkit's 'Nookie' wrong all along?

Durst is claiming a 'systemic' and 'fraudulent' policy has kept Limp Bizkit from being properly compensated, but the label says it's all 'fiction.'

Fred Durst isn't the only musical celebrity with his name on one of these 'Brat'-styled billboards.

You know them now with their often immaculate chrome dome look, but they did sport some hair on top at one point in their career.

The Limp Bizkit frontman has landed a role in the horror-comedy Y2K from ex-'SNL' cast member Kyle Mooney.

Welcome to Rockville provided plenty of memories, with Foo Fighters, Limp Bizkit, Falling in Reverse, Disturbed and Joey Belladonna all having fun moments.

Fred Durst shows up in an extremely pivotal role in A24's latest film 'I Saw the TV Glow,' and he's not the only metal star to show up in the movie.

Long before the "dad vibes," Fred Durst was a young rapper and breakdancer trying to make it. The result is as cringy and amazing as you would think.

Durst's been more open in speaking about his belief in this subject matter in recent years.

Yes, the Limp Bizkit frontman directed 2019's John Travolta-starring 'The Fanatic.' Guess how much it made at the box office.

Um, I'm not sure that line still works . . .

Sometimes a changeup works.