Breaking Benjamin

Seems like an odd thing to put in that kind of game.

In probably one of the weirdest pieces of video game news, frontman of the band Breaking Benjamin, uh, Benjamin Burnley, spent over four minutes imploring the audience to download his Fallout 4 mod to stick it to another modder who he says bullied him over the quality of his work.

Uh, quote, "There was a modder in the community that was really mean to me," end quote.

So, uh, if you wanna go support, uh, Breaking Benjamin's Fallout 4 mod, uh, I, I, I guess go, go download it.

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I'm confused what Breaking Benjamin has to do with Fallout 4.

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But he, he's just a modder.

You tell me which one was the winner, and you will win a fine prize, which is what, Nicholas?

It is tickets to Breaking Benjamin, coming to town September 30th to the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre.

I think you can do this with n- I bet you could do this, uh, c- contest with one hand tied behind your back, couldn't you, Troy?

It is right now.

Troy.

Mm-hmm.

Um, you'll be going to see Breaking Benjamin, okay? Sound good? Thank you.

You're welcome.

Did you see the video I posted on my Instagram of their opening video now? It's really funny.

It's like a whole Windows XP screen opening up like LimeWire and downloading Breaking Benjamin.

It

was very neat.

[laughs] Maybe.

Uh, and then finally, Breaking Benjamin, who, uh, I think, you know, you can probably tell by now, Breaking Benjamin are a band and a name who only come up on the show if there is some particularly weird reason to be doing so, because w- we don't listen to Breaking Benjamin.

We're functioning human beings.

But Breaking Benjamin, uh, their front man [laughs] on stage this week at a show, uh, in New Jersey, stopped the show for a total of around four to five minutes to s- [laughs] to speak to the crowd about a, a feud he is currently engaged in with a, a fellow Fallout 4 amateur modder, where he's been beefing with some guy about whose Fallout 4 mod is better.

And he stopped the, the rock show for five minutes to speak to the crowd-

[laughs]

so that he can, like, stick it to this guy and prove a point that his Fallout 4 mod [laughs] is, is better.

On one hand, I admire the incredible commitment to a petty feud, that going and trying to monopolize, in the middle of a show that they have paid to see, uh, your f- pretty, I don't know, middle America fan base to go and one up a guy on Reddit about whose Fallout 4 mod is better.

I took my son to a concert.

His favorite band, Breaking Benjamin, was playing with Chevelle at the Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater.

And I love going to concerts.

And I still have that thing from when I was very young.

Here's something I read while I was pooping.

The frontman of Breaking Benjamin at a concert recently during a pause in the show went on a rant about Fallout 4 modding.

Wow.

So this is particularly relevant to me, someone who's very recently been modding the hell out of Fallout 4.

Benjamin Burley, lead singer of Breaking Benjamin, what had happened was the drummer put a stick through the snare drum, and so they had to replace the head on the snare drum.

While they were replacing the head, The lead singer started ranting, talking about how he is an amateur modder for games like Skyrim and Fallout 4.

He said that his handle, if you're looking for him, is KillEmLoud.

They're just like us.

Lots of things going on.

I'll start with Breaking Benjamin, which is one of my favorite bands of all time.

Has two Michigan tour stops scheduled for September 2026.

Tomorrow, September 12th, they'll be performing at the Allegan County Fairgrounds in Allegan, Michigan at 6 p.m. And September 13th, they play at Pine Knob in Clarkston at 6 p.m.