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  Fred Durst's 5 Nuttiest Comments About Limp Bizkit's Cash Money Material

  March 8, 2012 – Now that Limp Bizkit have signed to Cash Money, there's not much they can do to shock us anymore. Still, frontman Fred Durst did his darnedest the other day when he spoke to Billboard about the band's upcoming plans. Granted, he's already put himself through a lot recently, but with quotes like these (and karaoke nights like these), he's not making it easy for us to let him off the hook: 1. …
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  Why Limp Bizkit's Cash Money Signing Was Sadly Inevitable

  February 24, 2012 – Last night, Lil Wayne called in to Lenny Green's old-school soul radio show Kissing in the Dark, on New York's 98.7 KissFM, and — speaking of old-school soul! — revealed Limp Bizkit has signed to Cash Money Records. In a string of tweets, frontman Fred Durst confirmed the '90s nu-metal moshers have signed to the label that's home to Wayne, Nicki Minaj, Drake, and other hip-hop stars. …
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  Watch Fred Durst Rap His Own Song at Karaoke

  February 8, 2012 – It looks like Fred Durst has snapped out of the funk of that insane juice cleanse debacle. The Limp Bizkit frontman seemed a sight more encouraged last night as he busted out some pretty ballsy karaoke at a pub on Sunset Boulevard in L.A., along with fellow manchild Nick Swardson and Reno 911 star Cedric Yarborough. …
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  Don't Hate Fred Durst... He's Torturing Himself Enough

  January 13, 2012 – The last time we heard from Fred Durst, the Limp Bizkit frontman's band was going independent and the face of rap-rock himself was signing a deal for a half-hour CBS sitcom with a working title of Douchebag. While we eagerly await Durst's indie-music and network TV debuts, he's been up to more immediately bloggable things. …
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  Limp Bizkit: Now 100 Percent Interscope-Free

  December 2, 2011 – Fred Durst must really be hoping that Douchebag sitcom pans out for him. Limp Bizkit and Interscope are ending their relationship, SPIN has confirmed with a rep from the label. It's the end of a nu-metal era. Interscope is responsible for all the records Limp Bizkit has dropped on the world to date. …
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  Hash Pipe: The 19 Funniest #freddurstsitcoms Tweets

  October 14, 2011 – This afternoon we picked up the story that one of the least-telegenic men in rock history, Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst, will be starring in his own CBS sitcom called Douchebag, possibly our favorite piece of self-conscious celebrity dartboard fodder since Pauly Shore is Dead. SPIN staffer Julie Kennedy was smart enough to imagineer the #freddurstsitcoms Twitter hashtag and, boy, did that thing take off. …
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  Fred Durst Will Star in Actual Sitcom Titled 'Douchebag'

  October 14, 2011 – "Fred Durst is the white Kanye West," KROQ.com contended last month in a review of a recent Limp Bizkit concert. "He's eccentric and controversial, yet knows how to put on a pretty damn good show." That may be a stretch, but let's have a toast for the Douchebag: Durst has inked a deal for his own half-hour CBS sitcom, and that's the actual working title of the show. What, the suits wouldn't go for Two and a Half Mooks? …
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  Limp Bizkit, 'Gold Cobra' (Interscope)

  June 28, 2011 – Oh my god, they're back again. Rap-rock's original boy band haven't made an album together since Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water in 2000, after which guitarist Wes Borland split (for the first time) and frontman Fred Durst began his unlikely transformation into a mid-level Hollywood film director. So what do a fully reunited Limp Bizkit sound like a decade after the death of their cultural moment? …
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  Limp Bizkit Cancel U.S. Tour

  May 24, 2010 – Rap-rock quintet Limp Bizkit have scrapped their summer comeback tour, with frontman Fred Durst tweeting, "Limp is not an amphitheatre band," and promising the group will return with gigs at even bigger venues, "arenas," "probably this fall." But online rumors cite another theory for the cancellation: poor ticket sales. The band -- back with their original lineup for the first time since 2001 -- are preparing to release theirnew album …
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  Limp Bizkit Play First U.S. Show in 5 Years

  July 20, 2009 – The rap-rock Charlie Brown wanted some answers. "Why is everybody always picking on me?" Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst asked in song. "Does anybody really know a thing about me?" It was a rhetorical question, of course, voiced at Limp Bizkit's first U.S. gig in five years at the Pearl in Las Vegas on Saturday night, with Durst spitting out his words as if they were coated in something foul tasting. …
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