The Epic Rivalry: Rage Against The Machine vs. Limp Bizkit's 15-Foot Statue Stunt

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The Epic Rivalry: Rage Against The Machine vs. Limp Bizkit's 15-Foot Statue Stunt
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Rage Against The Machine protested against Limp Bizkit at the MTV VMAs in 2000 after losing the Best Rock Video award to them. Bassist Tim Commerford climbed a 15-foot statue in protest, leading to his arrest. The rivalry between the two bands stemmed from a dislike for each other's music and a negative experience at Woodstock '99. While Limp Bizkit has shown reverence towards Rage, the latter has not reciprocated, with Commerford even apologizing for inspiring Limp Bizkit's music. Despite Limp Bizkit's continued touring and Rage's recent return from hiatus, it is unlikely that the two bands will reconcile.

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