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Most active in rap rock
Linkin Park
#1 · 18 stories
Limp Bizkit
#2 · 5 stories
Lil Wayne
#3 · 4 stories
YUNGBLUD
#4 · 4 stories
mgk
#5 · 3 stories
Kid Rock
#6 · 2 stories
Rage Against the Machine
#7 · 2 stories
Bartees Strange
#8 · 1 story
Beastie Boys
#9 · 1 story
Destroy Lonely
#10 · 1 story
E
EYE
#11 · 1 story
N.Flying
#12 · 1 story
News
People of the Sun // Fuji Rock Festival, July 1997
Snakecharmer // Philadelphia, PA, August 1996
Tire Me // Video Credit: @hate5six
Festival d'été de Québec 2026: Jelly Roll, Limp Bizkit et Gwen Stefani
Sleep Now in the Fire // video premiered 26 years ago today
Without a Face // Programma A, 1996
Killing in the Name // The Word, 33 years ago this month
Bullet in the Head // video premiered 33 years ago this week
Cypress Hill “How I Could Just Kill A Man” (1991)
Snakecharmer // Philadelphia, PA, August 1996
Festival d'été de Québec 2026: Jelly Roll, Limp Bizkit et Gwen Stefani
Sleep Now in the Fire // video premiered 26 years ago today
Killing in the Name // The Word, 33 years ago this month
People of the Sun // Fuji Rock Festival, July 1997
Tire Me // Video Credit: @hate5six
Without a Face // Programma A, 1996
Bullet in the Head // video premiered 33 years ago this week
End of rap rock
Overview
Linkin Park has announced a documentary titled 'Unshatter' and a companion live album, marking a new release in their ongoing legacy. Meanwhile, Tom Morello unveiled details of his upcoming album 'Everyone Gets Everything They Want,' including the single 'Date Night,' while Yungblud celebrated a standout performance at Lollapalooza and shared his guitar with a fan.
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