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In Fuse’s “Best of 2009″, Papa Roach and Britney Spears are going head to head.

Now that Papa Roach has taken out Paramore, Linkin Park and Daughtry, they’re going after pop princess, Britney Spears.

Singer Jacoby Shaddix took to the band’s official Twitter account, to say this, “Yall killed it thx it means he world to us!!!!! Now we need to band together with other rock fans to beat the Hollywood whore ms.spears.”

Those are fighting words, fella. Britney’s got an amazingly long list of fans to her credit and riling them up won’t do anything to serve your purpose. Unless, of course, you’re doing that for street cred.

Vote here for your favorite. I used to be a bigger Papa Roach fan, but Britney has definitely taken the crown over these guys. I still got love for them, though. Who do you think is going to win?

Papa Roach has just unveiled the uncensored version of their newest hit song, “I Almost Told You That I Loved You” and we have it here for your viewing pleasure!

The video is obviously NSFW due to nudity, bondage themes, and language. Enjoy at your own risk, but not at work.

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Papa Roach has just released their official video for “I Almost Told You I Loved You” and you can check it out here!

The guys in the band recently talked about the making of the uncensored version of the video and how it features Jacoby Shaddix getting spanked (by his wife), two girls kissing, and a guy hanging by his back from hooks.

He also talked about the inspiration behind the song and how they were going to make the video something totally “away from the subject matter of the song.”

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We have a special behind-the-scenes sneak peek of the new Papa Roach video for “I Almost Told You That I Loved You”.

To say that this video or the language used herein is not safe for work, would be an understatement. The video discussed below is the uncensored version of the song.

Singer Jacoby Shaddix says, “We wanted to make a video that was totally away from the subject matter of the song, but we got this treatment from this fella named Colin and we read it, and we’re just like, ‘We don’t have to reinvent the wheel. This is a sexy, dirty, nasty song, let’s make that type of video.”

Shaddix goes on about the video, saying that it explores certain festishes and includes footage of a guy hanging from hooks by his back.

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