I still can't believe this actually happened.

I'm an independent fashion designer from South Korea, running a small clothing brand.

Like many of you here, I grew up listening to Linkin Park. Their music was a huge part of my teenage years.

A while ago, something pretty surreal happened. Joe Hahn wore some clothes I designed.

Just seeing someone I'd admired since I was a kid wearing something I made was already more than I could have imagined.

But then, during Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving), I got an Instagram DM from Joe himself.

He told me he was coming to Korea that weekend for a movie premiere and asked if I wanted to come.

I nearly lost my mind.

I replied immediately, thanking him and asking when and where it would be.

Seen.

No reply.

An hour passed. Then five hours. Then twelve.

Still nothing.

And because I apparently have absolutely no patience when it comes to Linkin Park, I booked a train ticket to Seoul.

I didn't even know what day the event was. 😂

At this point, I started wondering if I'd somehow said something wrong.

Eventually, I went digging through Korean Linkin Park fan communities to figure out his schedule.

And somehow, after all that, I actually got to meet him.

The guy whose music I listened to through my earphones as a teenager was suddenly standing right in front of me.

It was such a surreal moment.

I've been going through a difficult time with my brand lately, and I'd honestly been wondering whether I should keep going.

But this whole experience reminded me why I started creating things in the first place.

I never imagined that something I designed in my little studio in Korea would eventually reach someone who had such a big influence on my life.

Just wanted to share this with fellow LP fans.

Life is weird sometimes, in the best possible way.

And Joe, if you somehow happen to see this, thank you. You have no idea how much this meant to me.

I kept bugging my mom that he had no food and no heat lamp and my fan light way out so I could see in his cage so when my mother finnaly bought me a new lamp I turned it on and found his corpse shriveled up lifeless and one more light is the only thing getting me through this

One Step Closer is being added to the soundtrack list with Season 2 of NBA2K27.

Like…what?! Of all things!?!

I think there’s a chance of a new album late next year and meteora and hybrid theory both got 20th anniversary

After like a week of practicing I can finally do esaul at full speed from memory and ALMOST on time but like nobody cares and uhhhh it's completely useless but uh yay I guess ¯_(ツ)_/¯

My dad told me I'm wasting my braincells (I agree 😔)

I discovered LinkinPark's music at the start of this year and it's literally the only band I listen to at all now... I find their music incredibly motivating, catchy and helps me emotionally process events in my life. Usually when I like an artist I only like a few of their songs but an insane amount of LinkinPark's music are absolute bangers. My favorites (not in any order) so far are papercut, figure.09, fighting myself, with you, points of authority, crawling, runaway, forgotten, pushing me away, given up, bleed it out, no more sorrow, lost, breaking the habit, faint. Does anyone have any other LinkinPark song recommendations based on the ones I like so far, or any other songs in general? Thank you!!

I went to my grandparents' house to listen to it; my grandfather spent over half an hour looking for the cables to power up the turntable, but in the end, we managed—and now I’ve finally been able to bring my beloved vinyl to life.

Do you have recommendations like this one where the singer "shouts"(or fry, idk how they call it) the entire song. Like, in Pollution from Limp Bizkit, Fred Durst only "shouts"(I think fry is the name) on the chorus but Emily rips her voice apart in the ENTIRE song for almost 2 minutes nonstop!

I really really loved this song. Other factor is the frantic drums and speed!

One that has kind of this energy is Da Hui from the Offspring, fast, frantic, aggressive(?)– except for the "harsh" voice, that is not present in Offspring.

These two factors make the perfect song

Hello, I introduce myself, I discovered LP with the return of the band in 2024. I love Emily and her voice, especially now that it has been adapted and improved compared to 2024.

Since they released the Mumbai video in India of "From the Inside" I've thought of it, but I think I prefer the version with Emily than Chester's. I'm not saying that one is better than another, far from it, but I don't know why I like the Emily version much better.

Opinions?

Hey everyone I just tried to create a free LPU Passport Account The registration glitches and now when I try to log in I get this error : An error occured while setting your free tier Please try again later or reach out to our support My email is already registered in their system so I cant restart can anyone help me fix this cause im a big Linkin park fan and wanna try the lpunderground

https://youtu.be/TWlFXg3ccyk

Hey everyone! 🤘
I’ve been playing around with one of my favorite Linkin Park tracks, Papercut, and decided to record a guitar cover.
This song still hits hard after all these years. Hope you enjoy it! 🔥
What do you think?

Hey everyone, I am very curious about this cd I picked up at goodwill today. I am 99% sure it is a homemade bootleg because I cannot find any information about this or any cover art that looks similar. Whats even more confusing is that the cd is blank. Any information on this will be appreciated. Thanks! 🤘

Found this Hybrid Theory version on YouTube, actually pretty awesome: https://youtu.be/N8lLbcwCqPs?si=7je3czyhvJEHE3eO

Kick - Stone

Dirt - Snare

Glass - Crash

Guitar - Enderman

Bass - Zombie

Chester vocals - Sheep/Villager

Other - Skeleton

Cover also recreated by me :D

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I don't know what this style is called, but I was very inspired by Mr. Mike Shinoda's Linkin Park logo shirt, so I drew these in class today. I am aware that the strikethrough is supposed to be going the other way.

Probably one of the most interesting tidbits from the documentary for me was how Emily revealed that prior to joining the band she’d had zero formal vocal training. That makes her singing abilities even more impressive than they already were to me.
What were the most interesting parts for you?

Please keep in mind that I'm just an amateur dude at recording and wanted to have fun recreating this song. Even though I listened to mostly the first two LP albums back in the day I must say this song is a banger, I love it, they did an awesome job 🤘

Found my brother’s Linkin Park Underground Official Membership card. No clue what this is or when it’s from. From my quick search, this is a membership started in 2001 that still exists today. Knowing my brother, he joined way back then and then stopped being a part of it after sometime passed.

And before someone says it, I know it’s complete gibberish and doesn’t mean anything. I’m aware of that.

But I do have a question. My mind always has to make sense of something like that.
My brain can’t listen to broken-apart voices without having to shove words in there. Is that the case for anyone else? And if so, what do you hear in it?
The version my brain came up with is:

“There’s no one to take my pain away. There’s no one anymore, anymore.”

Probably because that’s pretty much the raw feeling the songs are bringing up for me.
So I would love to hear what you guys hear.

her anxiety is due to sections of the fan base ? What's everyone's thoughts?

I made this a few days ago and forgot to send it here!

I hope you like it, it took me hours to do the crown itself haha!