lucid

4y

gangsta rap sure did have a big influence true

2AM in LA

4y

no.

0

4y

it's because of warped tour

Goo

4y

KoRn has literally stated Dre and NWA as influences.

2AM in LA

4y

influenced =/= pioneered but i see what youre saying

2AM in LA

4y

influenced =/= pioneered but i see what youre saying

Goo

4y

It's facts that without Dr. Dre there's no KoRn

"Nu metal is often influenced by hip hop. Hip hop musicians Dr. Dre and Ice Cube have been a big influence on nu metal creators and pioneers Korn; guitarist Munky said the band were trying to emulate the samples of Dr. Dre's 1992 album The Chronic. Munky and fellow Korn guitarist Head also said they tried to emulate samples by the hip hop group Cypress Hill. Both the Geto Boys and N.W.A. also have been a major influence on Korn. Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit has cited the hip hop group The Fat Boys as a major influence on him. The nu metal band Papa Roach cited rapper Nas and hip hop groups Wu-Tang Clan and Fugees as influences. Shifty Shellshock of the nu metal band Crazy Town cited Run–D.M.C. and Beastie Boys as influences. Josey Scott of the nu metal band Saliva cited Run–D.M.C., LL Cool J, Beastie Boys, Public Enemy, N.W.A., Chuck D, Doug E. Fresh, and Whodini as influences. Sonny Sandoval of the nu metal band P.O.D. cited hip hop groups Boogie Down Productions and Run–D.M.C. as influences. Linkin Park member Mike Shinoda's hip hop influences include Boogie Down Productions, Public Enemy, N.W.A., and the Juice Crew. Chester Bennington, another member of Linkin Park, cited A Tribe Called Quest, KRS-One, Run–D.M.C., Public Enemy, N.W.A., Beastie Boys, and Rob Base as influences. Beastie Boys are a hip hop music group that influenced nu metal. Hip hop group Run–DMC was one of the first groups to combine rap with rock, paving the way for nu metal."

Teal_

4y

damn. shoutout to dre, because their debut album was heavy hitter fr

Goo

4y

Yeah I like KoRn's first few albums.. it's crazy how popular they were, the 90's were wild lol

Random fact Aaliyah was a KoRn fan.

Teal_

4y

There's something about their music that resonated strongly with Hip-Hop fans, and they're one of the few from that genre that didn't come off as corny af. I'm not even surprised.That probably explains the whole Queen of the Damned collaboration. That's dope.