mgk and Fred Durst 'Fix Ur Face' Hits No. 1 on Hot Hard Rock Songs

mgk and Fred Durst's "Fix Ur Face" has climbed to No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Hard Rock Songs chart, dated May 9. The track jumped from No. 4 in its debut week, moving on the strength of 1.8 million streams, 123,000 radio audience impressions, and 1,000 copies sold in its first full tracking week ending April 30.

This is mgk's first No. 1 on the Hot Hard Rock Songs chart. His previous visit landed him at No. 4 with "Your Name Forever" in April 2025. For Fred Durst, it adds to a strong recent run: Limp Bizkit scored two No. 1s on the same chart last year with "Making Love to Morgan Wallen" and "Break Stuff."

What the 'Fix Ur Face' Chart Run Tells Us About Rock's Current Landscape

"Fix Ur Face" also debuted at No. 48 on Hot Rock and Alternative Songs and is currently bubbling under Mainstream Rock Airplay. Those numbers reflect a track gaining real traction across formats, not just a viral moment. Cross-genre collaboration is still one of the most reliable tools for extending reach, and this pairing proves that pairing legacy credibility with active momentum works.

mgk, born Colson Baker, released his album Lost Americana in 2025 and has kept the profile high since. His Lost Americana Tour kicks off May 15 in Wheatland, California, with Wiz Khalifa on the bill alongside him. Fred Durst and Limp Bizkit have stayed relevant without a new full-length since Still Sucks in 2021, largely through well-placed singles and features.

For independent artists watching this, the takeaway is straightforward. A single standalone release, placed correctly and promoted across streaming and radio simultaneously, can move the needle on multiple charts at once. You do not need an album cycle to make noise. What you need is a strong record, the right partner, and consistent rollout.

The broader rock and alternative space is also worth watching right now. Hot Hard Rock Songs has been a chart where emerging acts and legacy names coexist, which creates real opportunity for artists working in those lanes. If you are releasing in the rock, punk, or alternative space and want to get your music heard by the right people, [submit your music here](/submit) and we will make sure it reaches our community.

Keep an eye on whether "Fix Ur Face" continues to climb on Mainstream Rock Airplay. If it breaks through there, it signals that the song has legs well beyond its initial streaming burst, and that would be a meaningful chart story heading into the summer.