Limp Bizkit Songs
has 12 songs in the following movies and TV shows.
Break Stuff
Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 • s1e2 • Kerosene. Match. Boom!2022
Fred Durst is encouraging everyone to go wild and break stuff.
45
Behind Blue Eyes
Gothika2003
Plays during end credits
1.9K
The Angry Birds Movie2016
Plays when Red walks home sadly after the first day of his anger management class does not go well.
14K
Pollution
Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 • s1e2 • Kerosene. Match. Boom!2022
The man is saying how the crowd was very wild while he tried to do his interview in the middle of it.
82
Faith
Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 • s1e2 • Kerosene. Match. Boom!2022
Fred Durst jumped into the crowd and joined in, making the crowd even more violent, and the production team cut his act short.
51
Why Try
Real Steel2011
During Atom's first fight against Metro.
24K
Rearranged - Timbaland Remix (Explicit)
Life as a House2001
Sam looks for his drugs and finds them in his socks.
2K
Take a Look Around (Theme from M: I-2)
Mission Impossible 22000
Ethan listens to his mission from the shades he received. He tosses them afterwards which self destructs and the opening ends with the film's title.
5K
Mission Impossible 22000
Second song in the end credits.
2.8K
Hot Dog
Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)
Zoey 1022023
Michael performs a karaoke rendition of "Keep Rolling" by Limp Bizkit.
67
Alias • s3e1 • The Two2001
Sydney rolls in a cherry red Ferrari.
287
Just Like This
2.1K
Nookie
The Machine2023
Bert enjoys a party with fellow passengers on the train until his teacher interrupts them.
241
17 Again2009
Stan drives by to pick up Maggie for the party.
6.4K
Gilmore Girls • s4e9 • Ted Koppel's Big Night Out2000
Brennon sings while dancing on Luke's tables.
204
Silicon Valley • s2e3 • Bad Money2014
Russ pulls up and intercepts Richard in his car.
9.4K
Beef • s1e4 • Just Not All At The Same Time2023
Danny, Paul, and Isaac celebrate together while music plays from a speaker system.
129
Trainwreck: Woodstock '99 • s1e2 • Kerosene. Match. Boom!2022
People could easily relate to Fred Durst because he would dress and act as a commoner in public.
60