Subliminal Korn

*On the police-drama TV show "New York Undercover," the Korn logo was seen graffitied on a wall in one of the episodes.

*On MTV show "Daria" there is an episode where a Korn poster is displayed on Jane's brother Trent's wall, and another episode where "Somebody Someone" is played in the background.

*Korn attended the "Beavis and Butthead High School"...Highland High is the same name used for the high school on MTV's series Beavis and Butthead.

*On the Nickelodeon® show, "All That," there is the KoRn dog, lowrider bike poster outside the door which they all leave to start the show.

*On the tv show The Lone Gunmen, Langly wears Korn shirts, the japanese animation one and the sword/samurai. (He's also worn some Korn shirts in a few X-Files episodes too!)

*On the Disney show Bug Juice 3(1st episode), one kid is packing, and there is a Korn poster on his closet door.

*On this Nickelodeon® program called "Noah," the kid is sitting in his room he has a Korn poster behind him.

*In the Papa Roach video, some if not all of the teens have Korn postes in their rooms. The same is true for the 3 Doors Down video, Loser. Information courtesy of ~bex~.

*In August 2001, the television show, Jeopardy, the question, "The Korn Song In Which Lyrics precieve to ask, 'Be My Neighbor'. The answer is of course Mr. Rogers of their 1996 sophomore release Life Is Peachy. Information courtesy of Gerry.

*In the Limp Bizkit video, Faith, Jonathan, Fieldy, and Head were all partyin'. This was back when when Korn and Limp were kewl with each other, mind you!

*On the MTV show, becoming, some five posers dress and lip-sync to Limp Bizkit. For some reason, I noticed "Clown" being played in the backround. Go figure.

*I am adding tis on 10/5/01, so it's subject to change. On the intro for MTV';s TRL, if you listen really, really, really closely at the begining, you can hear the "GO!" part of Freak on a Leash.

*For like 2 seconds, you can see Jon lauging in the middle of the Sugar Ray video, "Answer the Phone." No other members.

*On a Bullying special on MTV, Jon was interviewed about 5 times. He was saying how he joined a rock band(wonder which one) to reieve his anger from being bullied. They flashed a ton of clips from the "Clown" video, and even Korn performing "Faget" live. Clown, Faget, Freak on a Leash, and Falling Away from me were all backround music at different times. Bottom Line: Don't bully! Jon wouldn't want you to!

*In the N.E.R.D. video, "Rock Star," a kid is wearing a Korn T-Shirt. Information courtesy of Bill Bukkaru.

*In the movie, "Charlie's Angels," Blind plays once or twice. Information courtesy of Silent Ecko 929.

*The Korn poster with dogs and bikes is in the brother's room in the movie, Meet the Parents. Information courtesy of Silent Ecko 929.

*In the Busta Rhymes video, "Fire," Jon is headbanging for about 5 seconds. Information courtesy of Silent Ecko 929

*In the movie, Queen of the Damned, of which Jonathan wrote music for with Richard Gibbs, Jon makes a cameo appearance for about five seconds in which he trys to scalp a ticket to the leading female character to see the Lestat concert.

*In the Bush music video for "Swallowed," a boy is wearing a Korn shirt. Information courtesy of Mad KornFlake

*The Sum 41 video for the song "The Hell Song" features the Hot Topic Korn dolls all on a skateboard together. It's a short appearence, so it fits right in here.

*On the show "Insomniac" on Comedy Central, in the episode where Dave Attel goes to Little Rock, Alabama, he visits a famous groupie and she was wearing a KoRn T-shirt. Information courtesy of Staci Shepherd

*On the show "IMX" on Fuse (it's a music channel) they have a bunch of TVs in the background and every now and then they show the clip of "Here to Stay" when Jonathan bashes his head into the glass and brakes it. Information courtesy of Staci Shepherd

*On the show "Beat the Geeks" on Comedy Central, one of the questions was: "What band how a hit song in 1998 called 'Freak on a Leash'?" The contestant didn't get it but of course the Music Geek got the answer, KoRn. The host said that KoRn scares him and the Music Greek said something like (not a direct quote) "That's because KoRn front man Jonathan Davis uses the bagpipes in some of their songs."Information courtesy of Staci Shepherd

*On the VH1 show "100 Most Shocking Moments in Rock & Roll" Woodstock '99 was at number 8 and at one point you here the "GO!" from "Freak on a Leash."Information courtesy of Staci Shepherd