Results May Vary — Limp Bizkit

Results May Vary debuted at #3 on the Billboard 200 but plummeted 80% in its second week, selling just 38,000 copies, a steeper drop than #5's Speedin' Bullet 2 Heaven. By 2003, nu-metal was already gasping for air, and Fred Durst accelerated its demise with a cover of George Michael's "Faith" and songs about his breakup with an MTV VJ. Without guitarist Wes Borland, who had quit, the album lost its one musically interesting element, resulting in a messy, 14-track collection. It holds a 31% approval rating on Metacritic, far below Limp Bizkit's earlier work like Significant Other (73%). The album became a symbol of the genre's collapse, with 60% of reviews criticizing its lack of cohesion.