Twist is the short opening track on Korn's 1998 album Follow the Leader, built almost entirely around Jonathan Davis scatting in imitation of a beatbox style he admired. Lasting just over a minute on the album, the full song stays locked on that vocal riff, which helped make it a fan favourite live opener. Online, short cut off versions circulate on soundboards because the frantic delivery works out of context, and the sudden ending makes it easy to loop or drop into edits without any lyrical setup.
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The opening scat vocals from Korn's Twist cut off abruptly after a few seconds, a chaotic nu metal burst used for wild intros and meme edits.
This clip captures the very start of Twist by Korn, the opening track from Follow the Leader, where Jonathan Davis launches into rapid, wordless scat vocals over a tight, funky rhythm. There are no real lyrics, just percussive nonsense syllables delivered with frantic energy and a slightly distorted edge. The recording is cut off after only a few seconds, right as the intensity is building, which makes the ending feel sudden and absurd. That abrupt stop is part of the appeal, turning a serious nu metal intro into a short, punchy burst of chaos.
