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FRED DURST: FILTER's RICHARD PATRICK Is An Ungrateful Sack Of Shit

May 31, 2002

LIMP BIZKIT singer Fred Durst has slammed FILTER mainman Richard Patrick over a comment Patrick made about Durst and his trying to get together with Christina Aguilera.

"Patrick was like, 'Fred fucking ruined the credibility of rock 'n' roll,' Fucking asshole," said Durst in an interview featured in the July 2002 issue of Playboy. "I took his ass on the Family Values tour when no one wanted me to. I believed in his record. I'm a huge FILTER fan. That guy's an ungrateful sack of shit. Fucking put that in bold letters, man. It's bullshit the way some people are so two-faced? How did I ruin rock 'n' roll?"

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