Limp Bizkit

It is a pregame ritual to listen to them before any game, practice, or workout. Out of all their music the song, “Break Stuff”, has the most meaning to me. To further prove that music is a drug, it has the power to get the blood in you flowing fast enough to make you feel invincible. I remember lacing up my skates and I heard, “No human contact / And if you interact / Your life is on contract.” (Break Stuff, Limp Bizkit) I was thinking of the game and getting ready to win. It was the Championship game and the winner went on to Nationals, and the entire game I kept thinking of when Fred Durst said “Feelin’ like a freight train / First one to complain / Leaves with a blood…

happened next. There was never a restriction, in my house, of what a boy should or should not consume. I read Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys both. The complete “Anne of Green Gables” saga. “Little House on the Prairie” and all the (admittedly tedious) sequels. And eventually science fiction and fantasy, in which I read male authors — Orson Scott Card, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury — as well as women such as Margaret Weiss, J.K. Rowling and Madeleine L’Engle. With age came music. At summer camp…

fuck up, and get what's comin' to you... You were supposed to love me!!!!! (Sound of Kim choking) NOW BLEED, BITCH, BLEEDBLEED, BITCH, BLEED, BLEEEEEED!" (Source: From the song Kim, by Eminem) In spite of his promotion of violence, Eminem continues to be a commercial success. His Marshall Mathers release sold 679,567 copies in Canada in 2000, and was the year's best-selling album. And The Eminem Show topped Canadian charts for months in 2002, selling, at one point, approximately 18,000 copies…