Place it at the peak of a fail or rage moment, after the setup has made the frustration clear, then follow it with an air horn blast for a bigger payoff, or an evil laugh when the chaos was deliberate.
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This 19-second excerpt from Limp Bizkit's Break Stuff packs distorted guitars, pounding drums and Fred Durst's confrontational vocals into a short burst of pure aggression. It feels angry, reckless and deliberately over the top, funny because the fury is so outsized. The track comes from the band's 1999 album Significant Other and was released as a single in 2000.