Korn Stuff Trivia Quiz

Answer: Trash

"'Trash' is about how I threw my world and everything out. I threw her away. I threw my old self away. It basically comes back down to the sex thing. The battles I did on the road, this whole album is what I went through because I was on the road and I went crazy." -Jonathan Davis

Answer: Kill You

"Kill You" is about Jon's stepmom whom he really hated and she hated him a lot too, and he had dreams about killing her and all. (Thanks Kornfish!)

Answer: B.B.K.

Another song about Jonathan dealing with the pressures of this album, "Follow the Leader".

Answer: Wake Up

This song is about the band KoRn and how sometimes they have conflicts within the band. It mentions how Jonathan gets ticked off and just wants to leave, but the chorus refers to how he wants to end this conflict with his "brothers" and wants to be able to apologize and get back with the band again.

Answer: A.D.I.D.A.S.

"A.D.I.D.A.S." is about how Jon always wanted love and how obsessive he was.

Answer: False

"Earache My Eye" is the hidden track on "Follow the Leader" and is sung by Cheech Marin from the Cheech and Chong films.(Thanks Kornfish!)

Answer: Clown

"We were playing at this show in San Diego and this skinhead guy came up and said "Go back to Bakersfield!' I didn't understand that I bent down and he took a swing at me. Our road manager Jeff knocked his butt out" - Jonathan Davis

Answer: Fake

This is another song with a theme similar to "Clown". Everyone around him hides behind an image of what their peers want them to be. Jonathan is persecuted for being himself rather than another person trying to fit in with the crowd. Everyone wants to fit in so badly that they will change their appearance and opinions to that of the mainstream crowd. Once they are older they will realise that they've wasted their youth by trying to be something they're not.

Answer: Lies

Again with the same theme of "Clown" and "Fake", "Lies" picks on those who are too afraid to be themselves. People who hide behind a conformed society. He is pointing out those who fear they too will be persecuted if they step outside the line of individuality.

Answer: Predictable

Another relationship cliche that Jon finds so predictable. Every relationship he goes into he's going to find himself hurt at the end. He wonders why there is any point in it at all because he'd rather die than feel the pain.

How can he deal with the situations of a failed relationship but to remove himself from the world, or remove the other person. If he can't have them, noone can.