Established as one of the giants of nu metal , the American band Limp Bizkit has begun its participation in Metallica .
Last Saturday, the 26th, in Toronto, Canada, the eccentric guitarist, Wes Borland, surprised the audience with a discreet, but unusual customization on his guitar.
Borland took to the stage with the phrase "EET PHO" written on his guitar, in a playful homage to the classic "EET FUK" emblazoned on James Hetfield , which became an icon of the 80s.
The legendary guitarist shared on his social media the moment some fans noticed the new detail. Check it out below:
A little more about the M72 Tour
Dubbed M72 , Metallica's new tour kicked off on April 19th in New York City with record-breaking attendance .
Last Saturday's show marked the first of six scheduled dates for Metallica's North American tour. The tour includes dates in cities such as Nashville, Philadelphia, and Houston (via People ).
In addition to Limp Bizkit, other major bands such as Pantera , Suicidal Tendencies , and Ice Nine Kills are scheduled to open for the shows on select dates.
Furthermore, the tour adopts the "No Repeat Weekend" , where Metallica presents different setlists on consecutive nights in the same city. The goal is to provide a unique experience for the fans.
Although they already shared the stage on the historic Summer Sanitarium Tour of 2003, it's undeniable that this new collaboration is more special. Before the M72 Tour , Limp Bizkit had already shown their respect by including a version of "Master of Puppets" in their setlist (via Tenho Mais Discos que Amigos ).
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