“Making Love to Morgan Wallen” is a 2025 song by Limp Bizkit that stands out for its wild, playful nature and tongue-in-cheek attitude. The lyrics are packed with Fred Durst’s trademark surreal and self-aware humor, weaving in pop culture nods, rap-brag punchlines, and absurdist images think riding scooters at night wearing a cape and claiming “Mic in my hand like a waffle cone, spittin’ out syrup in the Twilight Zone.” The title itself grabs attention by referencing country star Morgan Wallen, but the song uses his name more as a wild metaphor than an actual romantic claim or diss track.
Throughout the song, Durst delivers quirky lines about being an untamable outlaw, referencing music legends like Chester Bennington and David Bowie, and generally flashing Limp Bizkit’s irreverent rap-rock style. The phrase “Making love to Morgan Wallen in an elevator” appears in the final verse, acting as an over-the-top, random flex typical of Durst’s lyrical style. Rather than being literal, it highlights the band’s aim to entertain with shock value, trolling, and playful excess demonstrating they’re still the “pirate band” having fun and refusing to take themselves too seriously.
Selected Lyrics – Limp Bizkit “Making Love to Morgan Wallen”
Damn, I miss you, Chester
Sending love from my bass compressor
Ground control with a soul like Bowie
And I’ll chop you up if I’m under pressure
I don’t really wanna brag
I’m just telling motherfuckers that I’m leaving with a bag
High five to the scarred and the strange
From the outlaw that’ll never get tamed
Bizkit beats from the pirate band
Signed this deal with a lobster hand
Freestyle like a bowling pin
Flex these bars on a dolphin fin
Life’s too short, but I can’t complain
Doing backflips on a candy cane
Ride my scooter with a cape at night
And I’ma high-five me a traffic light
I blink twice, then I teleport
Got kicked out of the Trump Resort
Bought this cloud on a payment plan
Then I ghosted out in a minivan
Mic in my hand like a waffle cone
Spitting out syrup in the twilight zone
Got no job but I’m on the clock, and you can’t stop me cause this shit don’t stop
Hey ladies, oh, when you’re hot, you’re hot, yeah, when you’re not, you’re not, nope
Hey fellas, oh, when you’re hot, you’re hot, yeah, when you’re not, you’re not
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Turn it up
I make this motherfucker diamond plated
Makin’ love to Morgan Wallen in an elevator
I’ll be turning on you bitches like a generator
I’ll be the greatest motherfucker that you ever hated
What Does the Song Mean?
The song is best understood as Limp Bizkit poking fun at the world and at themselves, leaning into offbeat pop culture references and outlandish imagery to create a party song that’s meant to be both funny and a little bit shocking. Morgan Wallen’s name, much like other random elements mentioned, is used to stir curiosity and keep listeners guessing, while the real core of the track is all about celebrating not fitting in, drawing energy from absurdity, and enjoying life’s chaos without apology.
