"Young drumming influencer aids Limp Bizkit in hinting at upcoming track release without posting it online"
In a surprising turn of events, Limp Bizkit has hinted at a new song, with the band teasing the track through a collaboration with drummer Kristina Rybalchenko, better known as Kriss_Drummer on TikTok.
The intriguing development unfolded when Rybalchenko shared a video of herself playing the drums, seemingly to a Limp Bizkit track. The video, posted on her Instagram account (@kriss_drummer), generated a buzz among fans, who speculated about the potential new release.
Fred Durst, Limp Bizkit's frontman, appears at the end of the video, confirming the speculation. Durst stated that the track is indeed Limp Bizkit's new song but emphasised that it is not yet released. The exact title of the new song remains undisclosed.
The chorus of the track, sung by Durst, includes the lyrics: 'Hey Ladies!/ When you're hot you're hot/ When you're not you're not/ Hey Fellas!/ When you're hot you're hot/ When you're not you're not'.
Durst and John Otto have been working on a new Limp Bizkit album, following up to their 2021 release, 'Still Sucks'. The name of the new album has not been officially announced, but the band is currently immersed in studio sessions, with only the single "Making Love to Morgan Wallen" having been released so far.
Durst's appearance in the video suggests that he is aware of the leaked track, and in the video, he can be seen asking Rybalchenko how she obtained the track and advising her not to put it on the internet.
This isn't the first time Rybalchenko has showcased her drumming skills to popular tracks. Her TikTok account is a collection of videos featuring her drumming along to songs by bands such as Blink 182, Korn, Green Day, System Of A Down, and The Offspring, among others.
The new Limp Bizkit song is certainly generating excitement among fans, and as the band continues to work on their new material, we can expect more updates in the near future. Stay tuned for more developments in the world of Limp Bizkit.
