TS: Limp Bizkit's 'Nookie' vs. Kid Rock's 'Bawitdaba'

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nookie, a very easy call.

I eventually warmed to tha Bizkit. Never understood the love for Kiiiiiiiiiiiid.

Both songs are horrid so I'm voting for the artist I'd prefer to have a beer with and it's Kid Rock no contest.

These are both awful so how about:

Richard Cheese - Nookie/Break Stuff - a cover that foregrounds the absurdity of a thirtysomething man pretending to be a teenager
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8l0IbaOr6go

Kid Rock - Cowboy - a song I do have a soft spot for - the honky tonk piano, the drum fill after the honky tonk piano, the way the guitar covers about 50 years of styles in four minutes, the "radio edit"...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28YQowZ0cvI

ts: fred durst's sex tape vs kid rock's sex tape (with special bonus scott stapp content)

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"nookie" is great, "bawitdaba" kinda goes downhill after 'my name is kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiid'

I-94 (rural) Michigan vs. Jacksonville.

I may never decide.

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nookie

the hiphop beat part is pretty good.

even when he's on a double bill with jason aldean, kid rock closes his set with 'bawitdaba' and brings the house down

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it's so easy for your friends to give you their advice

23 votes for Limp Bizkit huh? Is it time for a critical reappraisal?

Limp Bizkit has tracks. Fantastic singles band at the least.

feel like the deck is stacked here because kid rock gets no better than "bawitdaba" but bizkit has several singles better than "nookie"

otm, tho Nookie is among the best. Break Stuff is better

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Limp Bizkit has tracks. Fantastic singles band at the least.

via bbc catchup i watched their live set at reading a couple of years back.
they were so much more entertaining than i expected.
and even weirder, the audience was packed out, and young.

In Jacksonville (Westside the bestside), the first Too Short produced Kid Rock album was a minor hit around 1991. Dudes with lowriders bumping Nemesis "Munchies For Your Bass" sometimes had this one in their cars when I used to sell mixtapes in the parking lots of school/fast food places. John Otto and Wes Borland (and I) were hanging together at Juice and Java summer of '94, while this video was actually took us to the Matthews Bridge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJbjLUt14sk