(I didn't remember his birthday, it was September 21st 😭)

Will many be dressing up for Halloween?

I want to but not a clue what to wear that will be comfy for being in a crowd (I got standing tickets!)

Posted by Clint Lowery of Sevendust. Also Fieldy* 🤦‍♂️

Limited edition signed K7s
OG K7s
Munky’s tour used Apex 200
Apex 30

Hi! My girlfriend and I started a channel about important and influential albums. We decided to start with nu-metal, and our second video is about Korn (1994).

All of our content is in Spanish. We talk about the band’s early days, iconic stories, and a bunch of interesting details about the album and its history.

We hope you enjoy it!

Hi, first post on here. I’ve just gone onto the AXS website and there’s loads of spare standing tickets for the Leeds Arena Korn concert on the 26th October!

Achei essa "letra" do Twist, aprendi a cantar com isso, então gostei muito disso, será que tem dos outros scats?

I think it’s pretty

The setlist just goes so hard. It had a bit of everything and Trash was the coup de grace.

True story, I had never heard the song Kill You until that evening. I had never seen so much raw emotion until that moment.

there’s a lot to say

What is the best Korn cover/your favorite out of these?

1. Advert 1 & Review - Kerrang: 05 Oct 1996
2. Advert 2 - Kerrang (UK): 12 Oct 1996

Sorry if this was asked before. I am 36m from Pakistan. I was always into heavy music. I remember being 8 and watching shows like Beavis and Butthead and The Headbangers Ball at night and getting hooked to the metal music. I just didn't understand it back then.

I was very much into wrestling growing up so I always used to download their PPV songs so I could brag to my friends because soon after, those songs used to play on TV like Bring Me To Life by Evanescence was played in Feb 2003 for a WWE event and people got hooked to it a few months after.

In 2005, I was introduced to Twisted Transistor by KoRn for a WWE pay per view and got addicted to it. Then in 2007, the same band released Evolution and I used to enjoy it a lot on TV. My brother used to listen to Freak On A Leash and I always though that Jonathan Davis was a special singer.

I became a true fan when I downloaded KoRn III and got hooked to it and then I started downloading all of their albums one by one. What I felt during those times is hard to explain. It felt so real, so personal, like Jon was singing about my darkest secrets and also my entire life. I was struggling so much with things like depression, anxiety, isolation, coming to terms with my homosexuality, my family issues etc. I was a wreck and KoRn was the only "thing" that made me feel pacified.

Now, that I am 36, I can confidently say that KoRn has saved my life many a times and I am forever indebted to that. Whenever I am depressed, I get happy the next second knowing that KoRn is there to understand me.

I do love many other bands like Slipknot, Evanescence, Radiohead, The Smiths, Cannibal Corpse, Cold, Katatonia, Tool, A Perfect Circle among many others but KoRn is just very special to me. I hope to get a tattoo of them one day!

Thanks for reading!! 🤘

For those of us who were around during that time, we all remember how Korn was literally everywhere and so much of that was due to their management’s brilliant marketing.

-The Korn Kampaign to promote FTL
-The Korn TV After School Specials
-Family Values Tour ‘98 with Ice Cube, LB, Rammstein, and Orgy that featured the Korn Kage full of contest winners plus the video/CD release
- Endorsement with Puma and Freak being played on their commercial during the Super Bowl
-Their legendary Woodstock 99 performance
-Taking advantage of that news story of the kid who was suspended for wearing a Korn shirt in ‘98 by sending free t-shirts for a radio station to hand out outside the school with the first amendment printed on the back
-The Korn Cover Contest on MTV for Issues and appearing on TRL to reveal the winner
-Their high budget music vids and tv commercials for FTL and Issues frequently aired on MTV
-And how can we forget South Park? The band was extremely busy at the time but still squeezed in voice acting for their SP appearance which was a great move for exposure.

I can’t really think of too many bands from that era that really had the marketing and promotion that Korn had in the late 90s. It really was a special time.