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The Red Hat Era: How Limp Bizkit Defined (and Destroyed) Nu Metal Fashion · Global Voices
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In the history of rock there are iconic elements: the tongue of the Rolling Stones, the makeup of Kiss, the round lenses of John Lennon and, of course, the red cap of Fred Durst, leader of Limp Bizkit. An accessory as simple as a flat visor ended up becoming the ultimate symbol of the nu metal, a genre where aesthetics was as important as riffs. And so, without wanting to, Durst created a global trend that settled on the mainstream, passed throu…
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