George Michael: once a big star, cranked out MTV-friendly hits with videos containing hot women. Later relegated to "loitering" around public restrooms and fading into obscurity. Limp Bizkit found a certain irony in the tune, turning it into one part tribute, one part slam to the face. They remained 'faith'-ful to the original, sucking in the common listener with it's funk-a-billy opening riff and glam-boy vocals before turning it upside down and shaking all the feminine aftertaste out of it. This is the song that put Limp Bizkit on the mass public radar and still remains a popular track amongst the Bizkit 'faith'-ful (Sorry, I can't help myself).