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Break Stuff

Break Stuff

Song by Limp Bizkit

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Oct 23, 2026

Jen StansfieldHOST
44:11
And he's basically like, I imagine like if Limp Bizkit existed at this point in time.
Shawn MarekHOST
44:18
Batman's playing break stuff.
Jen StansfieldHOST
44:19
He is the entire in the Batmobile as loud as he can as he's driving to this place and just screaming, give me something to break at the top of his lungs.
Jen StansfieldHOST
44:28
Just over and over again.
Jen StansfieldHOST
44:53
heartbreak tape.
Jen StansfieldHOST
44:54
It's
Shawn MarekHOST
44:55
just break stuff over and over again.
Jen StansfieldHOST
44:58
And then it just stops like flip tape over.
Cameron DawsonGUEST
36:43
The interesting thing about this idea of higher rates potentially challenging some of the AI trade.
Cameron DawsonGUEST
36:50
I'm working on a presentation right now that is entirely Fred Durst themed because I keep having in my mind the Limp Bizkit song Break Stuff.
Cameron DawsonGUEST
36:58
Which is this idea that as the Fed raises interest rates, you do have a tendency that something will break.
Cameron DawsonGUEST
37:06
And one of the things that we can look at is the two-year yield is the encapsulation of this.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
28:14
You know what? As much as I can rip on the biscuit, this is a perfect song.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
28:18
I can't believe I'm saying that, but Break Stuff is a great live song.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
28:21
A
Ken LairdHOST
28:22
perfect song?
Rich ShertenliebHOST
0:17
You know what? As much as I can rip on the biscuit, this is a perfect song.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
0:21
I can't believe I'm saying that, but Break Stuff is a great live song.
Rich ShertenliebHOST
0:25
A
Ken LairdHOST
0:25
perfect song?
Mistress CarrieHOST
5:11
Pierce the Veil is the first band to take the Hot Topic stage, launching the series with an exclusive performance that builds on the band's long-standing relationship with the brand.
Mistress CarrieHOST
5:22
Houston-based hip-hop star Megan Thee Stallion has sampled Limp Bizkit's Break Stuff in part of her new freestyle, Thin Ice.
Mistress CarrieHOST
5:31
Megan Thee Stallion started her Tina Tuesday Freestyle series at the end of September, bringing it back on October 6th with Is You Cool, accompanied by a custom video.
Mistress CarrieHOST
5:43
For most of its 25-year history, the Silver Lake Conservatory of Music has raised money behind closed doors at private dinners for a few hundred attendees.
speaker_0HOST
45:49
He died from a sudden cardiac arrest.
speaker_0HOST
45:52
He achieved fame for hits like Break Stuff and Rollin' and also earned himself the 2000 Gibson Award for Best Bassist.
speaker_0HOST
46:03
Next on the Music History Today podcast, it is October the 19th, when in 1977, Leonard Skinner played their final performance with lead singer Ronnie Van Zandt and guitarist Steve Gaines in Greenville, South Carolina.
speaker_0HOST
46:16
The next day, a plane crash claimed the lives of them and Steve's older sister, backup singer Cassie Gaines.
David LinHOST
35:24
... and start to get really defensive?
Cameron DawsonGUEST
35:26
I mean, look, I'm, I, I've, I've been singing Limp Bizkit Break Stuff in my head a lot.
Cameron DawsonGUEST
35:31
I'm like, "Okay, what's gonna break?" Because we know, we know, we know what broke over the course of '22.
Cameron DawsonGUEST
35:36
The first things that, that started to crack really hard when it looked like the Fed was going to start raising rates at the end of '21, what cracked first? Highly liquidity sensitive things like Bitcoin, SPACs, speculative stocks, all of that stuff cracked at the end of '21 before the Fed even started tightening, but it was the anticipation.
Jamie NyeHOST
28:09
Um, yeah, a l- a lot more went to the, uh, the, like the team isn't playing well rather than the anger side of things.
Jamie NyeHOST
28:19
Break Stuff by Limp Bizkit.
Jamie NyeHOST
28:21
There's an angry song we could have played rather than The Chicks.
Jamie NyeHOST
28:26
I'm Not Ready ...
speaker_3HOST
3:12
And then there's the Limp Bizkit Woodstock theory.
speaker_3HOST
3:15
Remember this? After Limp Bizkit played Break Stuff at Woodstock in 1999, the crowd erupted into chaos.
speaker_3HOST
3:21
The theory claims that the music industry saw the mobilizing power of angry new metal, particularly among young white men, can't have that happen, and responded by shifting its focus away from rock and toward hip hop to drain that cultural energy.
speaker_3HOST
3:37
Did that happen? Okay, we don't know.
Wes RothHOST
4:07
And if you're right, you're right.
Wes RothHOST
4:09
Months and years will go by and nothing bad will happen, so who even cares? But to the rest of us that do believe that what Anthropic is saying is true, and I'm gonna be working under that assumption, that means that the ability to just break stuff, just like that old Limp Bizkit song, Break Stuff, all right? Just the ability to break stuff went through the roof.
Wes RothHOST
4:29
You can hack things.
Wes RothHOST
4:29
You can crash things.

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