The Limp Bizkit frontman’s Vote Durst account has a campaign message, without identifying an office or election.
Fred Durst has launched a Vote Durst Instagram account, declaring that he is running. He hasn’t named an office, an election or a preferred distance.
The account’s biography says the Limp Bizkit frontman wants “to make our world a better place” and ends with the declaration: “I’m running”.
In the video posted on 7 November, Durst announces: “Well, just when you thought things couldn’t get any worse, it’s time to vote Durst.”
“I want to get to the bottom of all this bullshit,” he adds. “I’m running.”
Neither the profile nor the video identifies an office, election or year. They provide no basis for calling Durst a presidential candidate.
BLUNT has previously reported on Limp Bizkit’s studio activity, but the material reviewed does not establish a connection between Vote Durst and new music.
Thankfully, the band’s Australian plans are more definite. Limp Bizkit are confirmed to headline Good Things Festival 2026 early next month, returning to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.