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“It’s saying, ‘If I could smell you, if I could interact with you, I’d eat you alive.'” How a bizarre and controversial stalker video featuring two Hollywood heavyweights brought an end to Limp Bizkit’s golden era

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“It’s saying, ‘If I could smell you, if I could interact with you, I’d eat you alive.'” How a bizarre and controversial stalker video featuring two Hollywood heavyweights brought an end to Limp Bizkit’s golden era

Limp Bizkit were the biggest band on Planet Earth by the end of 2000. Less than three years later, things had gone terribly wrong

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