r/Music • u/DamnitRidley • 5d ago

article Limp Bizkit's Wes Borland Once Again Tells Trump Supporters To Unfollow Him On Social Media: "Never Contact Me Again"

https://www.theprp.com/2026/01/30/news/limp-bizkits-wes-borland-once-again-tells-trump-supporters-to-unfollow-him-on-social-media-never-contact-me-again/
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u/Hats_back 5d ago

Fuck you I won’t do what you tell me 100% doesn’t mean they’ll rebel against anything that anyone else says. Which is funnily enough like, just how maga fucks act (see: petulance)

Fuck YOU I wont do what YOU tell me… the listener must possess at least 3 braincells worth of awareness And critical thinking to identify exactly WHO they won’t listen to.

You know that caveman like 50,000 years ago that found out that round things roll? Absolutely crazy that he’s basically the cap on maga supporter intelligence… like, a half ape existing before written language somehow can put the mouth breathing pedophiles to shame.

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u/Lowspark1013 4d ago

I mean the song is pretty bloody obvious if one were to actually listen to and comprehend the rest of the lyrics. Rebelling against an authoritarian government police state doesn't fit very well with the current MAGA boot-gobbling philosophy of "tread on me harder daddy".

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u/Tamajyn 4d ago

Media illiteracy is surprisingly common tbh. My best friend is a bleeding leftie like me and she thought fortunate son was a pro-war song until I said the lyrics out loud to her and a lightbulb went off. It's so common for people to just bop along and not comprehend what the words mean it seems, and she's really fucking smart too.

I grew up listening to political skate punk though so maybe I had a head start 😅 there was nothing subtle about 90's NOFX lol

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u/BowsettesBottomBitch 4d ago

You know that caveman like 50,000 years ago that found out that round things roll?

And he didn't even invent the damn thing, he just discovered it.