I'm 38 Years Old And Limp Bizkit

When You're A Kid, You See Your Parents Reading The Newspaper And You're Like, 'god, Why Are They Reading The Newspaper?' When You're Young, You're Not Reading The Newspaper. But There Comes A Time In Your Life When The Newspaper's Cool.

When You Say Something Is Very Different To A Core Base That Expects Heavy Music From You Or Very Aggressive Music, Everybody Tends To Go, 'oh, They're Gonna Get Mellow, They're Gonna Get Soft.'

Our Music Has Always Been Instant Reactive And I Guess Taking Our Time To Absorb Things And Say What You Really Want To Say Could Be Much More Offensive Than Anything We've Ever Done.

When Wes Came Back To Limp Bizkit, We Really Wanted To Do Something Different. We Wanted To Make A Core Record That We Didn't Care Who Liked Or Who Disliked.

I Made A Lot Mistakes That I'm Grateful For, Because I Won't Make Them Again And I Won't Let My Artists Make Them, Or I'll Tell Them, 'don't Do This.' A Lot Of Them Still Make Them Anyway, But You Can't Be Told Things When You're Doing Your Own Thing.