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KORN Offering Fans Chance To Direct 'Coming Undone' Video

April 20, 2006

KORN is giving fans a chance to direct a video for their new single, "Coming Undone". Prizes include:

(1) Grand Prize: A Chance to have your video used in an upcoming KORN commercial or promotional package* or $500 cash

(4) Runners-up will receive: 1 of 4 autographed guitars from KORN

To enter the contest, you will need to create a video for KORN's song "Coming Undone". The band is looking for the most creative, arresting, and imaginative visuals for "Coming Undone", so let your imagination run wild, whether it's video, animation, or anything else you might come up with. Submit your videos to this official KORN YouTube page and the band will judge the winners...

Here's how to enter and submit your video:

01. Create an account on YouTube.com (or use your existing YouTube account if you have one)
02. Upload your video to your account
03. Join this KORNgroup on YouTube.com and add your video:
04. Fill out your information on the contest entry form and read the official rules

* All videos must be submitted to the KORN YouTube group by May 15, 2006
* Video inclusion subject to the sole discretion of Virgin Records America and KORN

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