Billy Michalowski same, my sisters would have MTV or whatever the hell played music videos in the morning. I would here a lot of the all American rejects and a lot of punk every morning.
Being a teenager during these years was so dope. Born without the internet, got it along the way, get to experience the 60's-80's music from our parents, and 90's and 2000's from our own experience. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
38 years old now, haven't listened to this album(released in 2001 btw) in probably 15 years. Turn it on today and know all the lyrics. That's how much we all listened to Sum41 its still branded into my brain.
YOU FEEL OLD AT 27, LOL. I'M 61 AND STILL LOVE THIS MUSIC, MY MIDDLE SON GOT ME INTO IT WHEN HE WAS A TEEN IN THE LATE 90'S, AND 200'S. ESPECIALLY LOVED THE FOO FIGHTERS. 😀😀😀😀😉😉😉😉
As a 16 yo guy who knows Sum 41 thanks to his fan dad (thanks to him I saw their concert in Paris on November 23rd), I see this as my duty to make sure Sum 41 never dies for my generation.
I'm a 26 year old guy, 10 years older than you and I wanna say that you already have great music taste. Discovered them when I was around your age, awesome
Early 2000s Sum 41 Skateboarding Playstation / N64 / Gamecube Skater shoes and baggy shorts Renting movies from Bluckbuster I actually had such a blast as a kid, I feel kinda bad for the younger generations
Dude I know what you mean I'm gen Z and playing those games is such a good experience! Also I don't stay inside all day, I go out till 10 at night blasting this!
@@patty8849 Sex Pistols were just a "fashionable" band with a great marketing machine behind them despite all the "rebel" and "punk atitude" that was, once again, fashionable. Maybe thats why they just released one album. Sid Vicious couldnt even play the bass and I never took them seriously. If you're gonna talk about British oldschool Punk there's a lot of much better bands out there like GBH, Chaos UK, The Adicts, Anti Nowhere League and many other. As for Ramones, they're on the top of my list and will always be, nothing fake about them and they're just the fathers of american punk rock, that alone says it all.
@@MisfitsJOE my mom's ex husband and my ex step dad introduced me to the ramones. Rock In Roll High School still a favorite and best movie based around music ever
It's making me happy and sad at the same time when i listen to those tunes. I realize that the days are gone, but i am so proud of growing up with this music and lifestyle. Now i am 30 and grown up.
Drowning in student debt (for a very useful degree), trying to keep up with rent, childcare bills, inflation, and trying to stay healthy both physically and mentally. I had the same energy as these kids in the video because I was one of them. Today we're all casualties of society.
you guys make me overthink this song so much lol. i always interpreted this song as to just not become a corporate slave and do what you love and don't care what other people expect from you. i think this is most likely what he meant since he has a song where he says about his parents not being happy about him being a rockstar.
I played their songs about 10 years ago when I was in college, and now that I'm an adult, I get to witness their final performance. I have never been so happy. Sum41の皆さん、本当に本当にありがとうございました！from Japan
I lived it, I was 13 when this shit dropped. 37 now, aged like fine wine who deadlifted for 10 years. Fun fact if you power lift you get stronger as you age.
Music now only exists to make money, I mean. How long do those new rap and pop songs live for? Who remembers them once they're off the radio, nobody. You look at a song like this and well, there's always gonna be a lot of people coming back, because it is memorable, it was a lifestyle. But now people just don't care anymore, trends last a few weeks.
In the 90's the BASS became important and LOUD in songs, giving everything an air of HEAVINESS. I love it. Keeps these songs sounding amazing, 20/30 years later
You know what makes this music video great? They’re just in totally relatable places. Outside of a corner liquor store. At a skate park. In front of some normal looking houses. You can very easily picture yourself there. Not to mention the fashion in this video is just such the epitome of the late 90s/early aughts crossover. Such a classic.
the fashion of the youth of the nineties was anticonformity the fashion of the youth now is conformist as it was in the 50s, but on the liberal side even rage against the machine sold out
When things felt free and fun, when people were exploring and getting used to the internet, amazon only sold books, RUclips was new, this music was popular, people were carefree, when there weren't loser wannabe e-celebs, when social media wasn't suffocating, when politics weren't brought up in every conversation , when people were carefree? Yeah
You ever hear a song that almost hurts? Like, the song is amazing and brings joys with some of the memories, but it almost hurts to know how much time has passed, and with each passing day, it slips further and further into the past? This song does that to me.
@@ixLunacy Agreed. Hindsight is always 20/20 though. Sometimes when you're in the moment, it's easier said than done. It's easy to get so wrapped up in a good moment or time or whatever that you disregard the fact that it may never be the same again. 🤷 But I see what you're saying, for sure
God I fucking miss this whole wave of pop punk from the early 2000's. Now every band that somehow falls under the category of "rock" these days is either a sensitive folk indie band or some edm electro pop band that completely replaces guitars with synthesizers. I just miss the heavy guitar, catchy hooks, and infectiously fun energy that bands like Sum 41 had in the early 2000's
Ahh to be a kid in the early 2000s: Saturday cartoons, MTV, skateboarding, Blink, Sum 41, great music all around and playing outside all day with your friends until the sun went down… I’ll never forget it. What a vibe 🌅
Fuck man those were the days my friends and I skateboarding all summer getting into trouble doing Jackass stunts lol. I grew up in CA and man I miss those days
@@Scumbag88s so tell me, how was it? i grew up in a small shitty town in pa where no one was into that stuff. at 19 i started getting into all this culture, now i'm 21 rocking it, shit at skating but still having fun. but really how was it when EVERYONE was into it?
I remember it like it was yesterday man... those really were the days. A lot of BMX'ing, skating and just having a blast outside always with something to do. Grew up in Cali with that vibe and I wont forget it either. Cheers for those good times fellas!
@@bluespy8130 it was simply an unforgettable time dude. You really had to be there to FEEL the essence of California punk rock blaring through your headphones, BBQs every weekend, running around with your friends, making out with girls, wearing dickies and chained wallets, CD players, Posters on your wall, HOT TOPIC WAS THEEEE STORE TO SHOP AT… Dude those were the days
I think being born in the early to mid 90s and have your childhood in the in the late 90s through mid 2000s and being a teen in late 2000s was the best. Punk rock,attitude era of wrestling and some of the best video games ever. So much nostalgia from this era.
true story we got the end of a era, we had the old stuff and new music. now what do they get Taylor swift lol music is dead they all listen to the same thing these days there is no rap. punk, pop, metal ect these kids all listen to the same exact things its dead....
A few months ago I got to see Sum 41 live for the first time for what I believe was their last show in the state I live in. For one of the songs Deryck used the guitar in this video. Apparently it was stolen from his house over 10 years ago. Very recently though he found it and got it back. He said that this concert would be the first time he's played on it since it was stolen. I'll never forget that moment. Thank you for all the great music over the years Sum 41!
brooooooooooooooooooooo. I learned to travel and meet people, life is awesome. But I miss the simple times when I would imagine going to a location 20 miles away with friends, used to be my dream.
It's July 2024 and I still get hyped when I hear this song. My 14 yo daughter heard it from the radio and loved it so I came here to share the link for her. She's an instant fan ❤
early 2000's late 90's EVERYTHING will be undefeated. Sports, movies, culture, music especially. It was the entertainment peak. People were just excited to be alive, beginning of technology advancement but nothing overbearing like today.
27 years is a really good run, and they've got the double lp still coming, along with a farewell tour. They were a very interesting band, kinda changing genres at will. RIP Sum 41, summer's over
With all the ups and downs this band has seen I’m more than happy with them going out on their terms. Glad deryck is happy and healthy. Steve is actually pretty active on his ig lately showing off some drumming. Can you imagine if this final tour he comes back for one last run with the guys and just the OG lineup
These were the days.. sum41, blink 182, green day, lit, alien ant farm, list goes on... people asking if its 2019... I'm still living in the 2000s!!! Will be for the rest of my damn life!
I graduated in 2011 so everything most people listened to was lil Wayne, wiz (when he was slightly new still), Tyga 😭 so basically no rock or even punk/pop
Haha same I think I did like many of the songs but was in principle against modern teen rock like Green Day and their aesthetic, the way they played guitar slung low thrashing, and that it seemed people liked them mainly because of the popularity rather than necessarily the music. Nice coming back now and adding them to my RUclips favourites :D
I’m 7 years behind you but I looked up to you guys a lot! It’s crazy because my oldest daughter is 8 and play this on the tv when cleaning and she’s like “daddy… these people are dressed kind of weird. Did you use to dress like this?” It’s crazy to think that generation is over
@@dakotamurphy225 they were days man I definitely miss it. It feels like yesterday I was with my friends doing jackass shit lol and backyard wrestling. Now we're hitting our mid 30s. Life comes at us fast it's crazy. One minute we're just punk kids and now we are watching our kids grow up.
Lyrics: Storming through the party like my name was El Niño When I'm hanging out drinking in the back of an El Camino As a kid, was a skid, and no one knew me by name Trashed my own house party 'cause nobody came I know I'm not the one you thought you knew back in high school Never going, never showing up when we had to Attention that we crave Don't tell us to behave I'm sick of always hearing "act your age" I don't wanna waste my time Become another casualty of society I'll never fall in line Become another victim of your conformity and back down Because you don't Know us at all, we laugh when old people fall But what would you expect with a conscience so small? Heavy metal and mullets, it's how we were raised Maiden and Priest were the gods that we praised 'Cause we like having fun at other people's expense, and Cutting people is just a minor offence then It's none of your concern I guess I'll never learn I'm sick of being told to wait my turn I don't wanna waste my time Become another casualty of society I'll never fall in line Become another victim of your conformity and back down Don't count on me To let you know when Don't count on me I'll do it again Don't count on me It's the point you're missin' Don't count on me 'Cause I'm not listenin' Well I'm a no goodnick lower middle class brat Back packed, and I don't give a shit about nothin' You be standing on the corner talking all that kufuffin But you don't make sense from all the gas you be huffin' 'Cause if the egg don't stain, you'll be ringing off the hook You're on the hit list, wanted in the telephone book I like songs with distortion To drink in proportion The doctor said my mom should've had an abortion I don't wanna waste my time Become another casualty of society I'll never fall in line Become another victim of your conformity and back down Casualty of society (Waste my time with them) Victim of your conformity and back down
Эта песня - гимн дерзкой юности, самого ценного времени в отдельно взятой жизни. Я верю, что эта песня вселяет чувство юношеского всемогущества в любого слушателя, независимо от того, знает ли он английский язык, или нет
Honestly growing up being a 90’s/early 2000’s kid is unmatched. Seriously unmatched. Songs like these and Limp Bizkit, SOAD, Slipknot, Papa Roach, Korn and many many more made this generation the greatest. When music vids still meant shit because they were fun and had meaning. Take me back please
So check this out...I was born 87 and was a true 90s kid entire elemtery was 90s and turned 13 the year 2000. I was and still big into rap and back then you had to watch rock songs waiting for rap songs to come on...and I thought I hated this back then but listening to it again almost makes me she's a tear ....I actually loved this song and was lying to myself back then because I was apart of the "rap" scene....UGh!!!!
Jonathan Esser exactly right. They are the anarchists during Bill Clinton era when they introduced all these bans and Parental Guidelines. This is the era that started the corruption of the Democrat party to become socialist sadly.
A decade later and the bars in the intro still get me hyped before I start jumping around to the rest of the song. Fucking iconic band with timeless music
Neck Deep, State Champs, Sum 41 (new album, 13 voices), Highlives, Major League, Alien Ant Farm, Blink 182 (California), also Man Overboard DEFEND POP PUNK FOREVER YOU FUCKS
What its like living with a Punk Rock father that never grew out of it Having this blasted throughout the house every saturday morning and when anyone asks why its its playing, he simply yells back "Its none of your concern!" hes lucky his daughter is rad and followed being punk too lol
Bender this comment, this song, and this band remind me of the ultimate goth girl that was ounce in my life. In her honor, I hope that I can one day bring this back even if it's just for one day.
@@ramensupreme3940 dude you just reminded me of this goth girl whom i had a deep crush with in high school back in 2002 when i was in 10th grade while she was a senior. She looked like winona ryder when she was on beetlejuice but with a big fat juicy booty.
I'm right with you, man. I remember getting on the bus to school, with my skateboard in hand, looking forward to see my girlfriend, as a sophomore in high school. Now I'm 29, and the nostalgia and anxiety sets in. Time flies.
YES. I WAS A BLINK 182, SUM 41 FAN...BUT IN MY FRESHMAN YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL I MADE A NEW FAN AND INTRODUCED ME TO SLIPKNOT, MUSHROOM HEAD, LAMB OF GOD, SOD. THE BEGINNING OF NU METAL. I COULD NOT LISTEN TO SUM 41 OR ANY PUNK BANDS...YES I AM STILL A METALHEAD. I AM ALSO 27...
This came out when I was a senior in high school and I had similar outlooks on life and lifestyle. Now I’m middle aged, married with children, and I preach safety.
If you're a pop punk lover like me, I'd really appreciate it if you could check out my bands new demo! Pop Punk from the Uk. Much love 🤘🏻💀 ruclips.net/video/lxdWngfS7XU/видео.html
That’s awesome. There’s a lot of music I hope to raise my children on, and I don’t have any children yet, but that just gives me more time to think of more music to show ‘em.
My Dad did the same, I'm 15 and I'll never forget this song, or this genre. It's not dead, as long as everybody shows their kids proper music it will go on.
KennyHoopla and Travis Barker made some pretty awesome pop punk last year. If you haven't checked that out, then I recommend it. Hollywood Sucks is prob my top song.
@@larrydale5733 and to be considered cool is to be a softy who fights in the name of other people behind a keyboard, recording videos talking about how problematic everything is. Either that or just do the most dangerous, harmful, shocking and stupidest thing you can come up with for 15 seconds of fame in social media. I think you catch what happened to society as whole, now that the rebels are the ones who want to live a peaceful life without caring about imaginary problems.
@@larrydale5733 Amen! It's funny and sad how insane society has become. Now we get called "xxxxists" for having basic morals and calling out bullshit when we see it. I'm bringing back the fucking 90's and 00's! FTW! 🤘🍻🇺🇸
I was born in 2007, so by the time I discovered punk music this era was long gone, but God do I wish I could’ve experienced it. You millennials are lucky, social media has ruined my generation believe me.
+xxkomebackkidxx Dude I wasn't even a year old then. Wish I was around then. I'm not going to say all new music sucks because we have Weird Al and Green Day, but I really think I was born in the wrong generation.
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i could be 70 years old and this song is always gonna bring out that punkass teenager in me
Same!
Same
Lol
WRONG! It should read "WHEN I'm 70 ..."
We were such rebels in the 2000s
Imagine if this era of music and clothing style never ended.
Billy Michalowski I wish I was able to grow up into this lifestyle, unfortunately I was still in diapers
diablo word, I listen to peep & punk and some post malone on the side.
Billy Michalowski same, my sisters would have MTV or whatever the hell played music videos in the morning. I would here a lot of the all American rejects and a lot of punk every morning.
Dude i would die happy.
nah that would suck. it's only good because of nostalgia. if you grew up in that era you would know how corny it really was lmfao
Being a teenager during these years was so dope. Born without the internet, got it along the way, get to experience the 60's-80's music from our parents, and 90's and 2000's from our own experience. I wouldn't trade it for anything.
Absolutely 🤘
Word
🤘🏻 hell fucking yes 🤘🏻
Exactly!
Amen brotha
38 years old now, haven't listened to this album(released in 2001 btw) in probably 15 years. Turn it on today and know all the lyrics. That's how much we all listened to Sum41 its still branded into my brain.
40. Me too
i know all these words from radio, never owned a sum41 cd
same age. was fucking 16 when this came out... bruv, we're old farts now, lol
I turn 38 next week and this happened to come on at a restaurant tonight and sang every word as we waited for the food 😂
im 35 these were the jams man skating school no internet or phone always outside somewhat in shape now kids are lazy and fat lol
I'm 27 and will forever be stuck in this era of music. Shit always slaps just as hard.
I'm 27 this month, were old now man
And in that era we didn’t say stuff like “shit slaps”. Miss those days.
YOU FEEL OLD AT 27, LOL. I'M 61 AND STILL LOVE THIS MUSIC, MY MIDDLE SON GOT ME INTO IT WHEN HE WAS A TEEN IN THE LATE 90'S, AND 200'S. ESPECIALLY LOVED THE FOO FIGHTERS. 😀😀😀😀😉😉😉😉
Damn. I felt this comment
Me too! I'm 27
man what a time to be alive
Yeah
I know I’m old now (35) but this song gets it right.
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@@forestsandman 35 here too, I still want to be at their party
Yup you said it
anyone still listening to this song is worth having a beer with
Any brew you want...as long as it's a Corona
Where we drinking
cheers!
Cool free beer!🍻😎
Everyone read beer is on this guy right?
As a 16 yo guy who knows Sum 41 thanks to his fan dad (thanks to him I saw their concert in Paris on November 23rd), I see this as my duty to make sure Sum 41 never dies for my generation.
As one of your dad’s generation, I salute you!
I'm a 26 year old guy, 10 years older than you and I wanna say that you already have great music taste. Discovered them when I was around your age, awesome
YO SIEMPRE ESCUCHABA ESTA CANSION
Yes mate I’m in your generation and up stand by you
Early 2000s
Sum 41
Skateboarding
Playstation / N64 / Gamecube
Skater shoes and baggy shorts
Renting movies from Bluckbuster
I actually had such a blast as a kid, I feel kinda bad for the younger generations
We had the best childhood growing up in the early 2000s
nah early 200s was still degenerate @@trindellbrown
@@milkshakeplease4696While your statement is true, it’s not as open as today since social media was a baby in 2000s
To be fair, every generation for the past 70 years has said that they had a better childhood than the next generation
Dude I know what you mean I'm gen Z and playing those games is such a good experience! Also I don't stay inside all day, I go out till 10 at night blasting this!
this isn't even a song, it's an anthem
Fyr3 St0rm an anthem for all the misfits out there
Yes it is
96 Xj I love that comment
All these people are homeless now
10 bucks says they've all conformed. Tis only the nature of age.
Really miss the 90's and early 2000's punk rock.
its good but go watch some sex pistols and ramones
I wasn’t alive yet but I agree. I was born mid 00’s so just missed it.
@@patty8849 Sex Pistols were just a "fashionable" band with a great marketing machine behind them despite all the "rebel" and "punk atitude" that was, once again, fashionable. Maybe thats why they just released one album. Sid Vicious couldnt even play the bass and I never took them seriously. If you're gonna talk about British oldschool Punk there's a lot of much better bands out there like GBH, Chaos UK, The Adicts, Anti Nowhere League and many other.
As for Ramones, they're on the top of my list and will always be, nothing fake about them and they're just the fathers of american punk rock, that alone says it all.
I like how these idiots think this is a punk band yet the Sex Pistols WEREN'T????? PLEASE SUM 41 IS MTV ROCK AT MOST
@@MisfitsJOE my mom's ex husband and my ex step dad introduced me to the ramones. Rock In Roll High School still a favorite and best movie based around music ever
It's making me happy and sad at the same time when i listen to those tunes. I realize that the days are gone, but i am so proud of growing up with this music and lifestyle. Now i am 30 and grown up.
nostalgia is one hell of a drug
ang93NA nostalgia, not even once
Txomin Aretxaga holy shit that's great
Lmao
+Robert Kinoy Because back then we knew it would get worse for millennials, and we long for the days when it was less bad for us >.
Remember, nostalgia makes things seem better than they were
“I don’t wanna waste my time, become another casualty of society”
These lyrics hurt as a grown up…
It’s okay it ain’t over till it’s over haha
Drowning in student debt (for a very useful degree), trying to keep up with rent, childcare bills, inflation, and trying to stay healthy both physically and mentally. I had the same energy as these kids in the video because I was one of them. Today we're all casualties of society.
@@mariocampos6039 "It's not over til you're underground,
It's not over before, it's too late!"
you guys make me overthink this song so much lol. i always interpreted this song as to just not become a corporate slave and do what you love and don't care what other people expect from you. i think this is most likely what he meant since he has a song where he says about his parents not being happy about him being a rockstar.
True.....buy it's never late
I played their songs about 10 years ago when I was in college, and now that I'm an adult, I get to witness their final performance. I have never been so happy.
Sum41の皆さん、本当に本当にありがとうございました！from Japan
I lived it, I was 13 when this shit dropped. 37 now, aged like fine wine who deadlifted for 10 years. Fun fact if you power lift you get stronger as you age.
@@JPL-mdnice
The real anthem was here all along❤
I don't know if I'll ever have children but I can only imagine showing them this representation of what was cool in the early 2000'z yassss
What a time to be a teenager 👍
Umm I'm totally in the process of adding this song to the family road trip list for our vacation haha.. I'm sure my 5 year old will love it
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@Jungle Bunny well luck you then. You must have the correct oppinion
How did this genre of music ever die out? Did people just not want to have fun anymore?
My dad explained it that way: People made the music as a hobby. They liked what they were doing. Now most don't.
Music now only exists to make money, I mean. How long do those new rap and pop songs live for? Who remembers them once they're off the radio, nobody.
You look at a song like this and well, there's always gonna be a lot of people coming back, because it is memorable, it was a lifestyle.
But now people just don't care anymore, trends last a few weeks.
The people who made the music and the audience who listened to it grew up to put it simply
Because people have different ideas of "fun", and only dicks judge others for having one different than theirs
Black people
Sum 41.
Malcolm in the Middle.
Blink 182.
Jackass.
Daria.
Green Day.
American Pie.
Jimmy Eat World.
Legit, wish I could go back.
Bite Me amen to that. Times were better back then
Man forreal.
Never really got into Greenday.
And no social media
@@irieeyes12 mmm..I think there was AIM and MySpace 🧓👍
In the 90's the BASS became important and LOUD in songs, giving everything an air of HEAVINESS. I love it. Keeps these songs sounding amazing, 20/30 years later
This album turns 20 years old this year. Man time flies!
😭😭😭
Wow
Jesus I feel old now 😢
Oh man
Dang, now I feel old, I was in middle school
You know what makes this music video great? They’re just in totally relatable places. Outside of a corner liquor store. At a skate park. In front of some normal looking houses. You can very easily picture yourself there. Not to mention the fashion in this video is just such the epitome of the late 90s/early aughts crossover. Such a classic.
Also people just being themselves, not trying to trend on Twitter or tik to. Just living in the moment. Makes me sad for now.
the fashion of the youth of the nineties was anticonformity
the fashion of the youth now is conformist as it was in the 50s, but on the liberal side
even rage against the machine sold out
And everyone having SO much fun, dudes dad dancing around, the cute punk girls going ham…it’s a WHOLE ass vibe
@@joerivandeweyer3056 that’s so true. It’s all about belonging and toeing the line, not offending anyone
@@gildedpeahen876 i say fuck the system, things are worse than ever
i'm 38 now and this is still relevant.
i salute you, people of my generation, we grew up in great days!
When things felt free and fun, when people were exploring and getting used to the internet, amazon only sold books, RUclips was new, this music was popular, people were carefree, when there weren't loser wannabe e-celebs, when social media wasn't suffocating, when politics weren't brought up in every conversation , when people were carefree? Yeah
36 this month had so much fun during this time
I'm 12 lol
I’m 15 but this songs rad
@@burndown.317 honestly respect you have better music taste then your friends I guarantee
You ever hear a song that almost hurts? Like, the song is amazing and brings joys with some of the memories, but it almost hurts to know how much time has passed, and with each passing day, it slips further and further into the past? This song does that to me.
As someone who's almost 40, definitely the happy birthday song for me 😂
yep its starting to do that to me now
I have just heard it live in Budapest 2 days ago.
Most awesome still!
"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them" 😞 - Andy Bernard
Facts
I know how. Take a step back to appreciate the moments when you're happy, or just appreciate the positive aspects of your life as often as possible
@@ixLunacy Agreed. Hindsight is always 20/20 though. Sometimes when you're in the moment, it's easier said than done. It's easy to get so wrapped up in a good moment or time or whatever that you disregard the fact that it may never be the same again. 🤷 But I see what you're saying, for sure
@@Drummer_Jeff83 absolutely facts
Feels
God I fucking miss this whole wave of pop punk from the early 2000's. Now every band that somehow falls under the category of "rock" these days is either a sensitive folk indie band or some edm electro pop band that completely replaces guitars with synthesizers. I just miss the heavy guitar, catchy hooks, and infectiously fun energy that bands like Sum 41 had in the early 2000's
sofa kingtight Every "Alt rock" radio station now plays alt pop plus Foo fighters :(
ROYAL BLOOD mate, best band nowadays.
sofa kingtight Check the new wave of pop punk. Neck deep, the story so far, real friends, man overboard, etc etc etc. There are a lot of good bands
Oh and Modern Baseball, they get a lot of hate but I like them.
sofa kingtight Try fiddler they're cool
Ahh to be a kid in the early 2000s: Saturday cartoons, MTV, skateboarding, Blink, Sum 41, great music all around and playing outside all day with your friends until the sun went down… I’ll never forget it. What a vibe 🌅
Fuck man those were the days my friends and I skateboarding all summer getting into trouble doing Jackass stunts lol. I grew up in CA and man I miss those days
@@Scumbag88s so tell me, how was it? i grew up in a small shitty town in pa where no one was into that stuff. at 19 i started getting into all this culture, now i'm 21 rocking it, shit at skating but still having fun. but really how was it when EVERYONE was into it?
I remember it like it was yesterday man... those really were the days. A lot of BMX'ing, skating and just having a blast outside always with something to do. Grew up in Cali with that vibe and I wont forget it either. Cheers for those good times fellas!
It really was the best.
@@bluespy8130 it was simply an unforgettable time dude. You really had to be there to FEEL the essence of California punk rock blaring through your headphones, BBQs every weekend, running around with your friends, making out with girls, wearing dickies and chained wallets, CD players, Posters on your wall, HOT TOPIC WAS THEEEE STORE TO SHOP AT… Dude those were the days
the goofiness and free spirited attitude of the early 2000s is the best i swear
i feel like everyone misses the 2000's even people who werent alive or were super young in the 2000's
Yass definaltly
I think being born in the early to mid 90s and have your childhood in the in the late 90s through mid 2000s and being a teen in late 2000s was the best. Punk rock,attitude era of wrestling and some of the best video games ever. So much nostalgia from this era.
Bruh I wish I was born earlier I was born in 2004 unfortunately
Andrik Guajardo same :(
@@Imagools same
Jesus this is the most 2000's video I have seen
Isn't it wonderful?
So beautiful
Well it was made in the 2000s after all and a great song and time
Chicks were so much hotter back then...
I agree with u James
Visiting this after Sum 41 announced disbandment.. Thank you for making my childhood awesome, Sum 41!
If you remember this song
you are not old
You are high quality vintage.🤟🤘🤟
Uh, Does it make you guys feel old knowing that all the kids in this video are now atleast 20.
@@Mikesusendsadasdc Bruv, I'm mentally always 9, they always look older than I am. Cool older brother
Did not even get where the title comes from...and now looked it up.
Age is just a number 🤟
true story we got the end of a era, we had the old stuff and new music. now what do they get Taylor swift lol music is dead they all listen to the same thing these days there is no rap. punk, pop, metal ect these kids all listen to the same exact things its dead....
I'm 57 years old and just recently discovered this band and it's full depth.
They rock with style. Driving tunes with great hooks and melodies !
Hello grandpa
@@aoifewalsh3291 😂😂 that's kinda rude
Its a mash up of punk and pop and i think thats why bothe generations like this song.
nasty comments when you fess up to your age..
"Hooks and melodies" yea your 57 lols
Look at all those skaters and skating brands with no Supreme in sight.
i know right....fucking hypebeasts
😂😂😂
The brands those days were all really good too
Supreme was around back then lol, they have a dope ass skate team bruh, dont let the hype beasts cloud your view of supreme
@@Nauj1017 supreme has a different meaning now. Sadly.
This era was golden nobody took themselves seriously, nobody was trying to flex. It was just fun.
You're looking through rose-tinted glasses...
And no one used words like flex smh
It's funny how the responses literally are trying to flex on you.
How sad and pathetic.
These people in the comments let cynacism ruin them lol
I agree Leah. I was 19 When this band was around. People weren't as judgey.
A few months ago I got to see Sum 41 live for the first time for what I believe was their last show in the state I live in. For one of the songs Deryck used the guitar in this video. Apparently it was stolen from his house over 10 years ago. Very recently though he found it and got it back. He said that this concert would be the first time he's played on it since it was stolen. I'll never forget that moment. Thank you for all the great music over the years Sum 41!
I grew up blasting this while getting ready for school, here I am years later, blasting this while getting my own little ones ready for school. 🤜🤛
I love to hear it!
There are copies of your DNA up and about??
That's wholesome as hell bro, glad you're happy
Same they love this type of music too🖤
I just wish i could've experienced the time period. Born to early to travel the stars. Born to late to experience this lol.
These young people nowadays will never get to experience the pure fucking awesomeness that was the late 90s early 00s. Damn it was great.
Yeah 2000 were amazing can’t believe what 90s were like
was it really? nah
This was the first song I downloaded on Napster. Took 1.5 days and didnt even work. But when it did...
Napster. Dude. We ARE old aren't we. @mattyktatermattyktater796
I was born in the early 00s and I so desperately wish I could've been a teenager in this era
34 here still skating, still surfing, still riding bikes. Salute if time hasn't gotten you yet!
💯🏄🤟🏽🤟🏽
Rip me, time kicked the shit out of me. Still like the song though.
brooooooooooooooooooooo. I learned to travel and meet people, life is awesome. But I miss the simple times when I would imagine going to a location 20 miles away with friends, used to be my dream.
32, same, man
LilBeus2900 QWERTYfffffffffffd1
It's July 2024 and I still get hyped when I hear this song. My 14 yo daughter heard it from the radio and loved it so I came here to share the link for her. She's an instant fan ❤
Lol I’m 15 and love it too 😂
Sum 41, Avril Lavigne, Blink-182, Green Day, Yellowcard. My childhood. Where did the time go?
NOFX
Amen brother
2:44 Imagine having your emotional breakdown forever immortalized in the music video for an early-2000's, skate-punk, suburban-party anthem.
Hey check my channel bro
she's not having a breakdown, she's pissin' I'm pretty sure. still not great tho
@@Canelaw-ns6hx that’s the best in the music video 2:45
that was as$ out and yissin
early 2000’s and late 90’s rock music will forever be undefeated
early 2000's late 90's EVERYTHING will be undefeated. Sports, movies, culture, music especially. It was the entertainment peak. People were just excited to be alive, beginning of technology advancement but nothing overbearing like today.
Agreed
@@hudsanity_1590 yeah, today people seem like depressed and addicted.
They were actually decades before they happened…
@@mildred714 i know…i just said this because this song came out in the early 2000’s
Who else wanted to be that kid growing up listening to this? 1:05
In today’s world that kid would be a “victim” 😭
All 3 smiling and enjoying the moment
@onlypardo3902 yes. Killer song btw
I accidentally found you@onlypardo3902
@onlypardo3902very nice genre
this needs to come back
+Koven nV They are recording an album right now
+Bable012 Yes you can preorder it online
This era can't come back. It was perfect when it was, but now days it just can't come back.
Considering how Sum41 and Good Charlotte and Green Day should be coming back next year, I don't see why not
+Lizzy C dont forget about Blink 182 :D
The girl getting her head shaved in the video is an icon.
My soon to be lockdown haircut. Yeah!!
A fucking legend
She's cute af. Love the shaved head, just cut mine recently.
2:49 and this girl
your creepy emo cousin I’ve had a thing for that girl since the first time I saw this video 19 years ago.
27 years is a really good run, and they've got the double lp still coming, along with a farewell tour. They were a very interesting band, kinda changing genres at will.
RIP Sum 41, summer's over
Ill be seeing Sum 41 The Offspring and Simple Plan in August!
Summer's over. 😢
RIP ☹️
GOD bless the 90's/2000's!
With all the ups and downs this band has seen I’m more than happy with them going out on their terms. Glad deryck is happy and healthy. Steve is actually pretty active on his ig lately showing off some drumming. Can you imagine if this final tour he comes back for one last run with the guys and just the OG lineup
Honestly those were the best times ever ... 😢
These were the days.. sum41, blink 182, green day, lit, alien ant farm, list goes on... people asking if its 2019... I'm still living in the 2000s!!! Will be for the rest of my damn life!
Fuck yeah. Me too
My chemical romance, new found glory, so many more
Didn't you mean Greenday75?
and limp bizkit?
facts bro. Til the day I die.
This song is so legendary
Yes.
I miss the days so much.
Kurt!
Pretty much every song on this album, and every album they had!
So are you
Dad!
Is it the 2000's again? Battlebots and Robot Wars are back, Pokemon is hot, and Sum 41 have a new album.
I feel old haha.
+chdreturns and I'm only 23
Blink 182 as well
don't forget Madtv is Back
I want my 90s and 2000's back and I am 28 years old. Should I feel old?
1:23
I really like the old guy having fun in the video as well, dancing with all these kids lol.
I was a freshmen in High School when this came out. Too bad I was busy stuck on 80s Rock and Metal. this era of music was very enjoyable.
I was a senior and was jamming out to all rock music.
70s and 80s classic rock is the best thing music gave us. Nothing bad being stuck there. 🎶🍻
I graduated in 2011 so everything most people listened to was lil Wayne, wiz (when he was slightly new still), Tyga 😭 so basically no rock or even punk/pop
I was stuck on crack in 80s music
Too bad I've no teeth now
Haha same I think I did like many of the songs but was in principle against modern teen rock like Green Day and their aesthetic, the way they played guitar slung low thrashing, and that it seemed people liked them mainly because of the popularity rather than necessarily the music. Nice coming back now and adding them to my RUclips favourites :D
If you are listening to this in 2025, you are a living legend
I'm 12 and my mom showed me this song
Yeopio Ap Yess miss this music
Who wouldn’t listen to this in 2020+ it’s golden
Thx
i'm not scared then ur Mom is a legend
When I was 15 I thought this was the coolest thing ever. Now I'm 36 and IT STILL IS
Right I'll be 35 in June. Those were the days.
I'm 15 and I think its the coolest thing ever
I’m 7 years behind you but I looked up to you guys a lot! It’s crazy because my oldest daughter is 8 and play this on the tv when cleaning and she’s like “daddy… these people are dressed kind of weird. Did you use to dress like this?” It’s crazy to think that generation is over
@@dakotamurphy225 they were days man I definitely miss it. It feels like yesterday I was with my friends doing jackass shit lol and backyard wrestling. Now we're hitting our mid 30s. Life comes at us fast it's crazy. One minute we're just punk kids and now we are watching our kids grow up.
@@Scumbag88s lol you said it dude… I wouldn’t trade those times for the world!
Lyrics:
Storming through the party like my name was El Niño
When I'm hanging out drinking in the back of an El Camino
As a kid, was a skid, and no one knew me by name
Trashed my own house party 'cause nobody came
I know I'm not the one you thought you knew back in high school
Never going, never showing up when we had to
Attention that we crave
Don't tell us to behave
I'm sick of always hearing "act your age"
I don't wanna waste my time
Become another casualty of society
I'll never fall in line
Become another victim of your conformity and back down
Because you don't
Know us at all, we laugh when old people fall
But what would you expect with a conscience so small?
Heavy metal and mullets, it's how we were raised
Maiden and Priest were the gods that we praised
'Cause we like having fun at other people's expense, and
Cutting people is just a minor offence then
It's none of your concern
I guess I'll never learn
I'm sick of being told to wait my turn
I don't wanna waste my time
Become another casualty of society
I'll never fall in line
Become another victim of your conformity and back down
Don't count on me
To let you know when
Don't count on me
I'll do it again
Don't count on me
It's the point you're missin'
Don't count on me
'Cause I'm not listenin'
Well I'm a no goodnick lower middle class brat
Back packed, and I don't give a shit about nothin'
You be standing on the corner talking all that kufuffin
But you don't make sense from all the gas you be huffin'
'Cause if the egg don't stain, you'll be ringing off the hook
You're on the hit list, wanted in the telephone book
I like songs with distortion
To drink in proportion
The doctor said my mom should've had an abortion
I don't wanna waste my time
Become another casualty of society
I'll never fall in line
Become another victim of your conformity and back down
Casualty of society
(Waste my time with them)
Victim of your conformity and back down
The early 2000's were a mystical time
LordSycorax back when autism was small.
They were the baby of the 90's
Never have I heard of THOSE times as mystical...I agree
Mystical. Yes. Not the best but had its moments and its innocence.
Mystical? hmmmm not sure about that but it sure was a shit load better than now hahaha
This era of music was just something else.
I am 28 years old family man now. But when I have guitar in my hand, nobody can stop me from jamming to this song, not even my wife!
Badass !
+darkjoker That's the spirit!
I want to be like you when im 28
bro you cool
Oh plz she's lucky!
言葉も歌詞の意味も解らず20年以上前に何気なく耳にした歌ですが、忘れられずにいます。
全世界で忘れてはいけない根本的に大切な事を伝えてくれる歌だと思わされます。
Эта песня - гимн дерзкой юности, самого ценного времени в отдельно взятой жизни. Я верю, что эта песня вселяет чувство юношеского всемогущества в любого слушателя, независимо от того, знает ли он английский язык, или нет
同世代かな？
久しぶりに急に脳内に出てきて聞いたら、やっぱり最高！
Was Sum41 popular in Japan back then?
@@Char12403
流行ってました！
日本にもサマーソニックというライブイベントに来てましたよ！
It's interesting reading Japanese and Russian comments about this song. Music is a multicultural language :)
This makes me want to watch Jackass, Daria MTV and play Tony Hawks pro skater
MTV Downtown
oml that's exactly my childhood. My brother and I used to watch jackass all day and we always pleated Tony Hawks.. the nostalgia is hitting hard
There was some destroy build destroy in there too
Malcom in the middle
American Pie
This song is legendary as fuuuuuuck
Depche mode
Johnny cash
What do they have to do with this
Kampsy kjjjh
bada$$
Honestly growing up being a 90’s/early 2000’s kid is unmatched. Seriously unmatched. Songs like these and Limp Bizkit, SOAD, Slipknot, Papa Roach, Korn and many many more made this generation the greatest. When music vids still meant shit because they were fun and had meaning. Take me back please
So check this out...I was born 87 and was a true 90s kid entire elemtery was 90s and turned 13 the year 2000. I was and still big into rap and back then you had to watch rock songs waiting for rap songs to come on...and I thought I hated this back then but listening to it again almost makes me she's a tear ....I actually loved this song and was lying to myself back then because I was apart of the "rap" scene....UGh!!!!
We didn't know how good we had it.
Right there with you!
Born in 93
Amazing childhood
Everything since 2006 has been dogshit
I miss these days
Hell yeah. Was born in 90 but dont remember the music of that decade but still love it but being a teen during the Nu-Metal era was awesome.
and bam! NOW IM 40
Me too. The second half will be even better 💪👍
45 here bro!!! Fun ain't it. 👍🤯
Scary ain it
This song has aged like a fine wine
The intro is complete shit
Jonathan Esser exactly right. They are the anarchists during Bill Clinton era when they introduced all these bans and Parental Guidelines. This is the era that started the corruption of the Democrat party to become socialist sadly.
Stephen K Bill Clinton? Who do you think was president in 02?
more like the lowest grade of cottage cheese. and that phrase is very worn out.
and like a fine wine, I enjoy it in a metal bucket with a straw.
A decade later and the bars in the intro still get me hyped before I start jumping around to the rest of the song. Fucking iconic band with timeless music
same :D i really miss energetic feel good music like that.
A decade? Next year will be 2 decades....!!!
This track makes me wanna go back in time so much.. Party all night long with my old friends. Good times.
I would do anything to go back to 2005
ok boomer
"I don't wanna waste my time become another casualty of society"
Really hit me
Yeah me 2 .
"ill never fall in line
Become another victim of your conformity"
Really hit me as well !
It looks so achievable when you're young and idealistic, then adulthood hits and you fall into reality.
It's nice while it lasts.
Everybody check my channel
@Jungle Bunny but they are awesome lol
I miss this kinda of rock. Can't find this type of sound in 2016
FIDLAR, SWMRS, Wavves, The Frights. Enjoy it
Yeah, but you can't beat these guy's song.
BobbyRay5469 - Don't forget Simple Plan!
Neck Deep, State Champs, Sum 41 (new album, 13 voices), Highlives, Major League, Alien Ant Farm, Blink 182 (California), also Man Overboard
DEFEND POP PUNK FOREVER YOU FUCKS
No, Simple Plan deserve to be forgotten.
What its like living with a Punk Rock father that never grew out of it
Having this blasted throughout the house every saturday morning and when anyone asks why its its playing, he simply yells back
"Its none of your concern!"
hes lucky his daughter is rad and followed being punk too lol
HELLO THERE
MsUlquiorra4 HELLO PHREND!
MCR! ^^
*pop punk
mynameisdudge no, pretty sure its punk rock.
It looks like an era that actually never existed
This song is magic
it was soo real bro! it was a lifestyle
@@LOM1984 The world has changed too much since that time. So for me it looks like a parallel world that has actually never existed
This music isn’t gone forever- it’s just hibernating.
says the person with fortnite pfp
Its dead its corny this generation is more abouylt rhythm
@@joeyfergen3826 this type of music is still raining best type of music in my book
Hey check me out my channel
If i recall correctly, this video was shot over like 3 days with the band just partying with their fans and playing music.
Bender lol
double lol @@kayhilverin3251
goddamn i dont think ive had that many friends my entire life!
Bender this comment, this song, and this band remind me of the ultimate goth girl that was ounce in my life. In her honor, I hope that I can one day bring this back even if it's just for one day.
@@ramensupreme3940 dude you just reminded me of this goth girl whom i had a deep crush with in high school back in 2002 when i was in 10th grade while she was a senior. She looked like winona ryder when she was on beetlejuice but with a big fat juicy booty.
The good old American Pie days!
Fuckin right
Yes sir
For sure
Ikr
Yeaaaaahh! 🤘🤘🤘
After all of these years I still can't choose between this and In Too Deep.
this x1000000000
When I was 13 I totally though being older would somehow be like this video...
I kinda saw it happening.
It is, but we are each alone at our own party instead of all rocking out together
@@aych33 Yeah, I trashed my own house party because nobody came.
We all did
It was, for like 3 years in the early 2000s. Then smartphones came out and fucked everything up
Probably the last of a great generation. I loved this song as a freshman in high school and I still do at the old age of 27. Lol.
I'm right with you, man. I remember getting on the bus to school, with my skateboard in hand, looking forward to see my girlfriend, as a sophomore in high school. Now I'm 29, and the nostalgia and anxiety sets in. Time flies.
YES. I WAS A BLINK 182, SUM 41 FAN...BUT IN MY FRESHMAN YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL I MADE A NEW FAN AND INTRODUCED ME TO SLIPKNOT, MUSHROOM HEAD, LAMB OF GOD, SOD. THE BEGINNING OF NU METAL. I COULD NOT LISTEN TO SUM 41 OR ANY PUNK BANDS...YES I AM STILL A METALHEAD. I AM ALSO 27...
Brujo Hernandez Hahaha, listen to The black dahlia Murder, I'm 21.
YES. I STILL ENJOY THIS SONG. I WONDER WHO IS THAT CHICK IN THE BLUE
Brujo Hernandez There is this button on the left of your keyboard called Caps Lock under a button called Tab. You should press it.
This came out when I was a senior in high school and I had similar outlooks on life and lifestyle. Now I’m middle aged, married with children, and I preach safety.
Yikes jk am there too
I’m a senior in high school and I live by this kind of music.
@@Kalonofficial sophomore year of college. Same here
Ahh... wipe out!
You can’t be middle aged 😂
Oh man, the nostalgia is HEAVY with this one
Main singer is Jockos son.
If you're a pop punk lover like me, I'd really appreciate it if you could check out my bands new demo! Pop Punk from the Uk. Much love 🤘🏻💀 ruclips.net/video/lxdWngfS7XU/видео.html
Takes me back to watching American pie..
High school days. I was a hip hop head but I liked this music too
They’re going on tour this year and playing this whole album! Also going with Simple Plan, so the nostalgia is real lol
40 year old dad here and my 3 young sons have been introduced to this gem and have listened to it several times. Keep it alive folks!
Sending a link to my niece and nephew right now! They'd better appreciate it or they're not as cool as I thought lol
That’s awesome. There’s a lot of music I hope to raise my children on, and I don’t have any children yet, but that just gives me more time to think of more music to show ‘em.
Much alive!!
My Dad did the same, I'm 15 and I'll never forget this song, or this genre. It's not dead, as long as everybody shows their kids proper music it will go on.
😁
This is my neighbors favourite song whether he likes it or not
CHICS SPADE whole neighborhood has to hear it once a day where i live
@@larryserna1867 hahaha you got that right
Hahaha
xD
XD
I can’t explain how iconic this song is
*"The doctors said my mom shoulda had an abortion"*
2020: "I felt that"
Me too
*dentist
We should kill all the kids at orphan homes
@@reitersul586 Same up until recently, I was like hold on....google search...yep lmfao he said abortion...funny how they didn't blank it out
I can relate
this song smells like a early 2000's teenager drinking coke while playing in his ps1
PS2 but still.....
Snorting coke, but still....
snorting*
I too, love coca cola🤣
PS2 and Pepsi but still
This music will return, I'm sure of it!! This was such good vibes. 2000. New century, new opportunities..
KennyHoopla and Travis Barker made some pretty awesome pop punk last year. If you haven't checked that out, then I recommend it. Hollywood Sucks is prob my top song.
You should check out Negative XP. Very similar
Esperándolo con ansias!
Look up a band called “Bleed” they have a song called silver that’s pretty new and gives me early 2000s vibes!
The vibe is there. The artists are just getting bullied and crushed by corporate fucks. LOOKING AT YOU GOOGLE!!!!
2:00 this is the part we all live for
Brings ya back❤
the nostalgia is real
The 90's and 2000's were the golden ages of music.
i absolutely agree. in hindsight. nowadays its just people rambling about what they did in the club with brrrrrababap in the background.
80s metal era was very good aswell
The 70s were good it gave us Led Zeppelin
Only because you were a kid then 🙄
Too right. Alternative music was at its best in this era, especially punk rock and metal
Good old days. Was 13 now im 33. Still good. Hell yeah. Greetings from France
I'm 24 rn and never grew up with these music but I've never felt so at home with the music nowadays unlike this music.
Same . I'm 33 as well and listened to this when it first came out. -a toast to you comrade
Bro, I turned 33 also one week ago. I listened a lot this music in my teenage years.
i was 6 now im 29 this is so sad
I just turned 33 last month and I saw them live last weekend in Daytona Beach Florida. It was nothing short of incredible
Damn still feels fresh as yesterday. Early 2000's what amazing time to be teenager! ❤
This band is synonymous with American pie, literally came out at the same time.
In my mind too.
This song is on the American Pie 2 soundtrack
@@TheKrimeScene It's when Stifler and friends go to the lake.
Epic shit.
Still one of the most fun songs of the 2000's.
Just seeing the rebellious young people having a blast made the video
It's not like you can go back and create a song
Sum 41 and Blink 182 defined my childhood. Legends of punk rock.
ew this isn't fucking punk rock. Listen to some circle jerks, descendents, and black flag those are the real legends who influenced this fake shit.
mvdragon91 SHUT THE FUCK UP
its fake pop punk. If you think this is punk then you have no idea what punk is. Thats why ppl bitch about these ppl selling out.
mvdragon91 why are you in a sum 41 comment section if your just going to bitch.
What about Green Day their old stuff is awesome
31 years old and this still giving 110% energy. Greetings from Argentina
Have to say that the "i dont wanna waste my time to become another casualty to society" hits diffrent.
Its crazy back then to be a nonconformist was considered cool. Now to be a nonconformist you're considered a conspiracy theorist. Interesting
I'll NEVER fall in line! ✊
@@larrydale5733 and to be considered cool is to be a softy who fights in the name of other people behind a keyboard, recording videos talking about how problematic everything is. Either that or just do the most dangerous, harmful, shocking and stupidest thing you can come up with for 15 seconds of fame in social media.
I think you catch what happened to society as whole, now that the rebels are the ones who want to live a peaceful life without caring about imaginary problems.
@@larrydale5733 Amen! It's funny and sad how insane society has become. Now we get called "xxxxists" for having basic morals and calling out bullshit when we see it. I'm bringing back the fucking 90's and 00's! FTW! 🤘🍻🇺🇸
For real.
I wish y'all had experienced what being a teenager was like around when this music was popular. I was a skater, punk, goth-y kid lol
I really wish I experienced this
@@pinkbowb same, i wouldn’t be as lonely as i am now
No, only the really dumb, annoying teenagers. I loved those days, but this kind of crap was nowhere on my radar back then.
So basically this generation
@@ibetyourcarisstock6642 Yeah, I can't stand the mischaracterization and glorification of the weakest items of our recent past.
All these people are 40 now. Let that sink in.
Lil Burrito Guwop welp obviously you do t get what he means
Yeah I am, it's always so good to heard a such good sound.
What does that damn sink want now!
Looks like, they reached their Sum 41
I’ll see myself out
Leonel Manzanares I’ll be 30 next year.
I was born in 2007, so by the time I discovered punk music this era was long gone, but God do I wish I could’ve experienced it. You millennials are lucky, social media has ruined my generation believe me.
Fuck, 2002, I was 7 years old and my stepbrother listened to stuff like that.
Didn't really care. Now I miss skate punk.
nonnanevrotica me 2 i was born in 1994
I was 3 lol, but I'm the same exact way, grew up with this stuff.
nonnanevrotica I was 16:)
Lol i was born in that year but i fucking love this music
It was actually 2001 when this album was released.
I remember playing this on my stereo outside while extreme scootering on my Razor in 2001.
If you had a razor scooter...you were cool
Now you're only cool if you have 10 STIs before you're 14
+xxkomebackkidxx Dude I wasn't even a year old then. Wish I was around then. I'm not going to say all new music sucks because we have Weird Al and Green Day, but I really think I was born in the wrong generation.
+Timothy Taylor i recommend the video 'Born in the Wrong Generation' by FilthyFrank
+jerkBT yeah im in year 8 and all the cool kids have stds
Wolfz PvP better start getting them yourself now