Synopsis

Fred Durst and Method Man begin by playing a video game before entering a surreal, green-carpeted hallway where they trade verses and swagger through a series of comic confrontations. Their performance is repeatedly interrupted by exaggerated martial-arts-style attacks, turning the collaboration into a playful battle of egos. Redman appears during the chaos, while Pauly Shore arrives as an unexpected pizza deliveryman. The video ends with the rappers continuing their absurd rivalry rather than resolving it, matching the track's competitive energy with broad slapstick humor.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video's fight choreography was modeled on the comic battles between Inspector Clouseau and his butler Cato in the Pink Panther films.

• Fred Durst later described the video's visual idea as a mixture of the Pink Panther movies, the moving-floor effect from Jamiroquai's "Virtual Insanity," and the stylized look of the old Batman television series.

• The track was produced by DJ Premier, making the collaboration an unusual meeting of Limp Bizkit's rap-rock audience, Method Man's Wu-Tang background, and Premier's traditional hip-hop production style.

• The video features cameos from Redman and Pauly Shore. Shore plays the pizza deliveryman, extending the clip's deliberately unexpected comedy.

• "N 2 Gether Now" was released as the third single from Limp Bizkit's 1999 album "Significant Other." The song is notably a straight hip-hop recording, with Wes Borland and Sam Rivers absent from the track itself.

• The video follows the narrative thread of "Re-Arranged," whose ending leads into the meeting between Durst and Method Man.