Colin Brittain, Linkin Park’s new drummer, voiced his frustration on his X (formerly Twitter) account regarding fan-shared content from his livestream.
“Do you know how much trouble I’m in right now with my bandmates?” Brittain said. “Because of the clips that you reposted from my livestream.”
“Do you know how much trouble I’m in?” he continued. “You’re all doing me dirty.”
Fans shared clips from Brittain’s Instagram livestream, creating tension between him and other Linkin Park members. The band has remained silent on this situation.
This incident marks a crucial moment during the transition period for both Brittain and Linkin Park.
Loudwire revealed that Brittain’s role became available after Rob Bourdon, the band’s longtime drummer, stepped back from the group. This change opened a new chapter in Linkin Park’s journey, as Bourdon had been a founding member.
Drummer World highlighted Brittain’s multifaceted musical career. His experience spans both producing and songwriting. He has collaborated with major bands like Papa Roach and One OK Rock, demonstrating his versatility in the industry.
NME reported on Linkin Park’s upcoming comeback plans. The band has been preparing new music and live performances. These activities mark their first major return since Chester Bennington’s passing.
The social media incident emphasizes the challenges that public figures encounter while managing their online presence. This becomes especially critical during major transitions for established bands.
