Korn to record with Dem Franchize Boys

Fallen Fort Minor

According to MTV News, Korn and DFB are recording a mash-up together

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Following the path of Linkin Park and Jay-Z — who won a Grammy for their 2004 mash-up album, Collision Course — Atlanta's Dem Franchize Boyz and Korn will join forces in a Los Angeles studio Wednesday (April 12) for a collabo of their own. The plan is to combine DFB's "Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It" with Korn's "Coming Undone," though a spokesperson for Korn said it's not clear just what will happen with the tune once it's recorded.

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This is sad. Anything to get a hit....

MC Steven

I just got done reading this...why ruin "Coming Undone" which such crap.

JDM

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Originally posted by Fallen Fort Minor

This is sad. Anything to get a hit....

"Coming Undone" is already a hit...maybe not on pop stations, but if "Twisted Transistor" couldn't do it, nothing can (besides "Open Up".)
For those of you who obviously don't know, Korn have always been collaborating with rap artists like Ice Cube and Q-Tip, and their "Here to Stay" and "Thoughtless" videos were directed by The Hughes Brothers, so I don't see how this is surprising. Korn and DFB are both on Virgin Records, so I bet that's how it really came together.

Ironically I saw both of the videos on TV for the first time today. "Lean wit It, Rock wit It" is bad, but then again, so are Linkin Park. Korn & Jay-Z would've been amazing.

.:Froggert:.

This is so pathetic on so many levels. I love it

Luis

ewwwwwwwwww, more mash-up crap

Cultie

Eurgh, I really, REALLY hate Dem Franchize Boys and anything coming from them. I'm not a Korn fan, but I don't think they should do this.

gabino

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Originally posted by MOCKery

"Coming Undone" is already a hit...maybe not on pop stations, but if "Twisted Transistor" couldn't do it, nothing can (besides "Open Up".)
For those of you who obviously don't know, Korn have always been collaborating with rap artists like Ice Cube and Q-Tip, and their "Here to Stay" and "Thoughtless" videos were directed by The Hughes Brothers, so I don't see how this is surprising. Korn and DFB are both on Virgin Records, so I bet that's how it really came together.

Ironically I saw both of the videos on TV for the first time today. "Lean wit It, Rock wit It" is bad, but then again, so are Linkin Park. Korn & Jay-Z would've been amazing.

I like Korn and Linkin Park but Korn with Jay-z i dont think it would the same way as Collision Course. Korn doesnt have like the rap sound that Linkin Park have thanks to Mike Shinoda.

Tightrope

That's a good point.

If it were someone like P.O.D. maybe?

Insert Name Here

Omg!!! Wtf??? Lol Lmao!!! I Cant Believe This

Guilt Trip

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Originally posted by .:Froggert:.

This is so pathetic on so many levels. I love it

i know, sellouts!!

Travis10

I liked the LP and Jay-Z mash up, but not enough to spend $14-20 at the time for their 6-track CD. Hopefully they'll do something good, but I have small doubts about the pairing.