Limp Bizkit Captivates with Their Latest Track: ‘Making Love to Morgan Wallen’

## Limp Bizkit Returns with a Bold New Track

It has been four years since Limp Bizkit last dropped new music, and the rap-rock giants are back with a track that is sure to grab attention purely based on its title: “Making Love to Morgan Wallen.”

### A Unique Take on Vulnerability

Surprisingly, the song does not revolve around the country artist or even the notion of love-making. Instead, it opens with a heartfelt moment from lead singer Fred Durst, who expresses, “Damn, I miss you, Chester/Sending love from a bass compressor.” This line pays tribute to the late Chester Bennington, the iconic singer from Linkin Park.

### Classic Limp Bizkit Sound

True to Limp Bizkit’s style, the track features simmering rap verses that build up to explosive hard rock choruses. Durst makes references to the band’s history, including their feud with Napster and the somewhat amusing experience of getting “kicked out of the Trump Resort.” The title line appears in the outro, where Durst quips, “I make this motherfucker diamond-plated/Making love to Morgan Wallen in an elevator.”

### Questions and Speculations

Fans are left wondering: Is the narrator actually intimate with Morgan Wallen in an elevator, or are they simply enjoying Wallen’s music while being romantic with someone else? At this point, Limp Bizkit has chosen not to clarify.

### Upcoming Album and Game Tie-In

It is unclear if “Making Love to Morgan Wallen” signals the beginning of a new album era for Limp Bizkit. The song was released in collaboration with EA Games and appears linked to the upcoming game, *Battlefield 6*. The game’s recent trailer even featured a new remix of Limp Bizkit’s classic hit, “Break Stuff.”

Limp Bizkit last released their album, *Still Sucks*, in 2021. This work was especially significant as it marked their first album in a decade. Although they’ve been quieter on the music front since then, the band has been engaged in a notable lawsuit involving unpaid royalties with Universal Music Group.

Are you excited to hear more from Limp Bizkit? What do you think of their new track?