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With so many problems in our society today, music has been a channel through which our society’s youth has been able to vent their feelings of animosity and aggression. One example of such a provider is the band Limp Bizkit which, since the release of their first album in 1995, has become very successful and has sold almost thirty-million albums world-wide. They broke barriers with their fusion of rock and hip-hop music, which has attracted a large fan base consisting mainly of unruly white males aged fourteen to thirty. Now with the release of their fourth album “Results May Vary,” after a period of three years, the band is in the process of reclaiming its old audience through their new music video, album cover, and television profile on the VH1 series: Driven. Through these resources, the band has been able to portray their rebellious attitude and ideals of nonconformity to attract an audience of similar nature. The name of the first released single from the new album is “Eat You Alive.” The plot of this video is very vague, but involves the lead singer, Fred Durst, meeting the rest of the band in the middle of the woods so that they can perform for one woman who happens to be tied up to a chair. Based on a few