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Kurt Loder was on TV talking shit about us and we couldn't believe it.' They gave people peace candles the next day, and they used them to burn the place down and they blamed that on us too. I just wanted to go back out there and I wanted to say something to tell them to calm down and they wouldn't let me. They tell me the plywood I was surfing on had been ripped off buildings and I'd incited a riot.

'The whole thing exploded after we did what we normally do at every one of our concerts – bring fun… We get offstage and they removed us from the premises and we were just going, 'Why?'. If I had known to make that clear, I'd have done that from the very beginning, but I didn't.

It was a song for people to stand up for themselves against bullies and bad people. We're about having fun and when I say, 'Break your fucking face tonight,' I don't mean it literally. In a 2016 interview with Metal Hammer, singer Fred Durst said 'We turned up and expected people to know what we're about. Limp Bizkit in particular took much of the heat for the festival's deterioration into madness. In a statement announcing Clusterf**k: Woodstock'99, executive producer Tom Pearson said, 'What caused the festival to explode into violence? Was it a product of late 90s societal dysfunction, fueled by entitled frat boys? Incitement by the aggressive music of headlining rap metal bands – Korn, Limp Bizkit, Rage Against the Machine? Or the inevitable result of ruthless commercial exploitation by the festival organizers?'

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