Insane Clown Posse’s Shaggy 2 Dope Attacks Limp Bizkit’s Fred Durst With Flying Kick

Forget Conor McGregor’s humbling UFC 229 defeat at the hands of Khabib Nurmagomedov; the biggest battle of the weekend took place on a concert stage at the Rock Allegiance Festival in Camden, New Jersey. It involved Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst and (apparently?) his longtime nemesis, Insane Clown Posse leader Shaggy 2 Dope. 

For a man who is part of a group that frequently sings about their love for their axes, it was a decidedly foot-to-ass affair.

Mr. Shaggy and Mr. Bizkit

Well, it would’ve been foot-to-ass if anyone had actually landed a blow. 

But no. Drunk on his beloved Faygo, Mr. 2 Dope took to the stage and launched a kung fu-flavored assault on Mr. Bizkit that didn’t land him anywhere but in the loving hands of venue security. 

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This attack wasn’t random. Limp Bizkit had just finished their cover of George Michael’s “Faith,” and that song allegedly triggers a microchip in Shaggy 2 Dope’s brain that makes him want to kung fu everything insight.

No, that’s not true. At least we hope it’s not. 

Anyway, Durst seemed to enjoy the whole thing. “What a pussy, couldn’t even pull it off,” he said to the crowd. Then he led a chorus of “Na na na na, na na na na, hey hey, hey, goodbye.” 

Citing Reddit, the most authoritative source on hilariously stupid music feuds out there, Newsweek reported on why Shaggy 2 Dope was motivated to launch his assault in the first place:

“Well it all started 20 years ago when ICP was trying their hardest to sell out,” wrote DanyDoomzday. “They performed at Woodstock and after was told ‘Fred wants to meet with you’ they had no idea who the f*** Fred was.

“I guess Fred Durst was a mega superstar and egoed out on them hard like wouldn’t look at them or anything while he talked. He invited them on the Family Values tour with Korn and all those bands then at the last minute told them to f*** off outside and booted them. 

“They were on this huge festival show Monster sponsored together and I’m assuming he was a c*** again.”

Monster turned these men into monsters.

In all seriousness, Fred Durst should consider himself lucky. ICP sings lyrics like, “My axe is my buddy, don’t take him for a chump/Me and my axe will leave you hopping on a stump.”

Luckily for the Limp Bizkit leader, there weren’t any axes in sight. This time.

The Sexy Halloween Costume Shop

Halloween is creeping up on us, and we at Bare Necessities are here for it with our annual cheeky collection of lingerie costumes intended for the bedroom. Because if now isn’t the time to have some fun playing dress-up, then when? Trust us, dahling, you’ll look bootiful. (Also bootyful.)

Trick or treat? Spicy or sweet? Your call, ghoulfriend. Whatever you do, have yourself a hot Halloween.

MYTHICAL CREATURE
Seeing is believing. A horny headpiece and fingerless lace gloves accompany a sheer mesh Unicorn-inspired teddy.

IN THE ARMY
Take no prisoners in tough-as-nails camouflage. Choose from Mapale’s one-piece bodysuit or the two-piece bra-and-panty set.

HONEY BUNNY
Encourage, er, snuggling like rabbits in this bunny bustier set, replete with fluffy marabou tail and lace ears.

ROYAL FLUSH
Take your pick of all the pretty princesses before the clock strikes midnight, including the latest, the New Land Fantasy set.

ALL MAID UP
Dress for the job you want—in this case, the classic feather-dustered fantasy tease. Disclaimer: Wearing this French Maid set, things may get dirty before they get clean.

For more beguiling, enticing sets, shop our something-for-everyone collection of sexy lingerie.

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Watch Surviving Members of Nirvana Reunite During Foo Fighters Encore

 John McCauley of Deer Tick joins Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic during Cal Jam 18

Saturday night the Foo Fighters played a set at the San Bernadino Cal Jam music festival. It would have been just another concert but for the encore, when towering Nirvana bassist Krist Novoselic walked onstage and he, Grohl, and Deer Tick guitarist and singer John McCauley launched into a nearly half-hour long set of Nirvana’s greatest hits.

Legendary rocker Joan Jett was one of the Kurt Cobain stand-ins, along with McCauley. Jett covered three songs, “Breed,” “Smells Like Teen Spirit,” and “All Apologies.” 

This isn’t the first time Grohl, Novoselic, and a variety of singers have gotten together to bring back a version of that old Nirvana sound. They performed at their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony along with Jett, Lorde, St. Vincent, and Kim Gordon. 

They’ve also performed in a benefit concerts and joined Paul McCartney on SNL. 

The reunion wasn’t really a big surprise, apparently. 

Yeah, the Foo Fighters weren’t trying to keep that secret very close at all. 

Nirvana could never be the same minus Kurt Cobain, but their songs stand the test of time. Two-thirds of the band is better than nothing at all.

Emily Ratajkowski and Aaron Paul Are in Trouble in the Chilling First Trailer For ‘Welcome Home’

After a long wait, we finally get to see Emily Ratajkowski with Aaron Paul in the first trailer for Welcome Home. The movie was made then first announced in 2017 but we haven’t heard much since then.

It’s hard to figure out why, because this looks intriguing as hell, and not just because there’s the potential of seeing Emrata nude on screen.

Here’s what we know of the plot: Paul and Ratajkowski are a couple, Bryan and Cassie. They’re vacationing in a remote part of Italy in an attempt to salvage their relationship, which appears to have been nearly sabotaged by an affair. Once they’re settled, in comes Frederico (Riccardo Scamarcio, last seen in John Wick: Chapter 2), a creepily suave neighbor who apparently has some serious designs on Cassie.

Because again, she’s played by Emily Ratajkowski, so who wouldn’t have a crush, at minimum?

Frederico is up to no good though, as evidenced by the bank of video monitors seen near the end. 

Welcome Home is in select theaters and available on VOD on November 16.

Meanwhile, Emily Ratajkowski entertains 24/7 via Instagram. C’mon, we had to go there.

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11 Layering Tricks to Try When It’s 50 Degrees Out

Seasonally cold weather is on the horizon, and we’re more than ready to say so long to pull out the oversize jackets and cozy sweaters . The days ahead promise plenty of transitional weather that can make dressing and staying comfortable tricky. If you’re scratching your head over what to wear in 50-degree weather, we have a few ideas.

Take a cue from Farfetch Fashion Director Yasmin Sewell and layer a bell-sleeve top under a short-sleeve dress to avoid bare arms and add a bit of drama in one fell swoop. Consider MyTheresa Buyer Tiffany Hsu’s unconventional evening look for your next night out by pairing a knit turtleneck and denim jacket with your flounciest skirt (Prada’s pink marabou feathers optional but never a bad idea). Or try Tank CEO Caroline Issa’s easy, sophisticated combo of an olive green sweater and jeans under a tailored plaid coat. Either way, you can’t go wrong.

Below are 11 foolproof outfits to wear for a fall or winter day that’s a bit brisk, but not full-on freezing. Plus, shop cool pieces that make layering a cinch.

Take your summer dresses into fall with a long-sleeve layer underneath.
Good luck finding a cooler fleece than this.
The perfect remedy for drab winter weather.
Meet your lifetime scarf.
A graphic animal print feels fresh.
We love the look of this styled over a slim turtleneck.
Jumpsuits aren’t just for the warm months.
This color looks especially chic with camel.
This faux leather jacket looks very real.

This story was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated by Allyson Payer.