In case you're wondering what really happened to Limp Bizkit's Fred Durst at the end of the "Re-Arranged" video, the answers will apparently be provided in the band's next clip, for "N 2 Gether Now," slated to premiere on MTV later this month. Rapper Method Man appears in the song and video for "N 2 Gether Now," which was directed by Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst around the same time as he shot "Re-Arranged." The video for "Re-Arranged" ends with Limp Bizkit drifting in a white void after apparently being drowned in a milk-like liquid. As the band floats around wondering if they're in heaven or not, Durst muses, "Dude, if I were in heaven, I'd be kickin' it with Method Man right now," and then falls forward, off screen. As Durst recently told MTV News, the beginning of "N 2 Gether Now" picks up where "Re-Arranged" left off, taking cinematic inspiration from a popular series of comedies from the '60s and '70s. "I just pop into [Method Man's] room," Durst said, "and it's [decorated with] all kind of Chinese swords, and a Wu-Tang vibe. I'm just in there, playing video games with him, and I sort of nudge him like, 'Hey, yeah! I'm winning.' And he's like, 'What?' and nudges me back, and I fly across the room and go 'Rawwr!' Then we have this really bizarre fight between each other that's [still] friendly," he continued. "It's kind of like Peter Sellers and his butler [Cato] in 'The Pink Panther.' Like we're fighting, and all of a sudden the phone rings, and we stop and go, 'Hey, what's up?' It's just a really cool video. It's just a video that I think that we needed to have," Durst continued, "and no one in a rock band with an amazing hip-hop artist such as Method Man has really crossed these lines. Run-DMC had an amazing video with Aerosmith, and people have had amazing videos together, with rock bands and hip-hop artists, but this is different, man. There's something about it that's different." You can see what the difference is when the video for "N 2 Gether Now," featuring Limp Bizkit and Method Man, debuts on MTV on October 18. The following day, Method Man and Redman will hook up with Limp Bizkit, Filter, Staind and Primus at San Francisco's Cow Palace for the beginning of their stint on the Family Values tour.