LANGLEY, Va. — The CIA hired Korn frontman Jonathan Davis to teach operatives how to control bullets through scatting following the President’s chance viewing of the “Freak on a Leash” music video, frustrated and tired sources confirmed.
“We were looking for something… unique,” said the CIA official, who asked to remain anonymous. “Trump was sitting in the White House, flipping through channels during his daily executive time, and he saw that ‘Freak on a Leash’ video on MTV Classic. Unfortunately, whether it’s Fox News or a 25 year old music video, the president has a tendency to believe everything he sees on TV. So, Trump called us up immediately, saying we need to figure this thing out before Antifa does. The next thing you know, we’re on a plane to Bakersfield trying to weaponize Jonathan Davis’s… gifts.”
The now middle-aged Davis explained that, while the bullet scene was done by special effects, he was more than happy to take money from the government.
“I mean, can I control bullets? Probably not. Then again, I’ve never really tested it. My scatting is pretty powerful though,” Davis admitted with a shrug. “But when the CIA called, I didn’t exactly ask too many questions. The paycheck is great, and honestly, I could use a little extra cash. Sure, it’s potentially dangerous. But I mean, if a couple of undercover agents are shot because they were squawking and grunting at a loaded weapon instead of ducking for cover, that’s on them, not me.”
Shockingly, some insiders have claimed that this is just the tip of the iceberg for nu-metal inspired black ops missions.
“It’s not just Jonathan Davis. There’s an entire underground division dedicated to experimenting with nu-metal as a form of psychological warfare,” claimed the anonymous source. “For years we’ve been torturing detainees using the music of Godsmack and Saliva. But the CIA has also contacted Fred Durst to see if his recipe for ‘hot dog flavored water’ might be used as a sort of truth serum. We’ve also reached out to System of a Down, but to be honest that was just because the boys are big fans of that ‘Chop Suey’ tune.”
At press time, President Trump instructed the National Guard to help quell the ongoing riots in “Linkin Park.”
