Breaking the Habit is a song by American rock band Linkin Park, released on their second album Meteora in 2003 and as a single in 2004. Written primarily by vocalist Mike Shinoda, it became one of the band's most distinctive tracks because of its electronic-influenced production and Bennington's intense performance. The song's animated music video, directed by Kazuto Nakazawa, also helped it reach a wider audience. Years later, the chorus continues to circulate in fan edits and nostalgic playlists, where its theme of breaking destructive patterns still resonates.
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Linkin Park's Breaking the Habit chorus, featuring intense vocals over driving rock instrumentation. Fans use it for emotional edits, AMVs and nostalgic moments.
This twenty-second clip captures the soaring, emotionally charged chorus of Linkin Park's Breaking the Habit, driven by Chester Bennington's raw, strained vocal delivery over layered guitars, electronic textures and a propulsive rock rhythm. The sound builds from tense, almost whispered phrasing into a powerful release, giving it a feeling of frustration breaking into resolve. It is instantly recognisable to fans of early 2000s alternative rock, and its dramatic rise makes it feel urgent, cathartic and cinematic even when heard on its own.