Limp Bizkit Patch

Formed in Jacksonville, Florida, Limp Bizkit fused down-tuned metal riffs, hip-hop rhythms, DJ scratches, and confrontational vocals into a sound that dominated rock radio, MTV, and festival stages at the turn of the millennium. Anchored by Wes Borland’s unmistakable guitar tone and visuals, the band pushed nu-metal into the mainstream while keeping it aggressive, chaotic, and unapologetically loud.

Whether it was packed club shows or massive festival crowds, Limp Bizkit thrived on energy, attitude, and controversy. They were polarizing by design — loved, hated, and impossible to ignore. Their logo became synonymous with an era when heavy music blurred genre lines and refused to stay inside anyone’s box.

This patch pays respect to that moment in heavy music history — a band that helped define a generation of loud, aggressive, rap-infused metal and left a permanent mark on late-’90s and early-2000s culture.

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Size: 4 x 4 inches

Material: Heavy-duty black duck cotton canvas

Type: Sew-on patch