“STAY THE F–K OUT” — SLIPKNOT TEASE SOMETHING BIG WITH CREEPY WEBSITE

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The band has launched a new mystery website, keeping their signature chaos alive. If you remember their youcantkillme.com site from earlier this year (used to announce their surprise show at Pappy + Harriet’s for the 25th anniversary tour), things just got even weirder.

Now, that domain redirects to a new one:

Worse forwards than backwards

It includes a text box that looks innocent enough — until you type something in. If you enter the band’s name (Slipknot), a harsh message appears:

You have nothing to contribute so stay the fuck out.

But Reddit sleuths figured out the next step. Try typing comeplaydying — a clear nod to old-school Slipknot lore — and the site responds with a pop-up:

“Intrusion Detected.
You are being observed...
Your actions are being tracked, your data harvested, and your identity marked for future contact.”

A twisted game? A marketing move? Either way, Slipknot’s up to something, and it smells like the past is coming back — loud.

Once the “comeplaydying” password is entered, the website unlocks a hidden page — and things get emotional fast.

The screen displays a blurred, haunting image of Slipknot from their self-titled era, where fans can clearly recognize late drummer Joey Jordison and former percussionist Chris Fehn in the lineup.

Below the image sits a countdown timer, steadily ticking toward an unknown reveal. There’s also music playing in the background, adding to the dark, eerie nostalgia — and fueling rumors of a potential 25th-anniversary reissue or tribute drop.