And Anyone That Calls Me A Sell-out

I Think That Breaking Into The Mainstream - It Was Just The Right Cycle Of Music For Us In Blink-182. People Were Kind Of Over The Boy-band, Pop-princess, Manufactured Sensibility, And Were Excited For Guitars And Angst And Energy And Enthusiasm, Which Is Our Thing.

There's Also This Weirdness To California, This Darkness, It's A Place Where People Come To Follow Their Dreams And Sometimes Don't Make It.

The Last Few Years I Became A Lot More Into Sports. Growing Up, The Sports I Liked Were Independent Sports, Like Skateboarding. I Was Really Into Skateboarding, And Not Necessarily Team Televised Sports.

I Miss The Experience Of Walking Into A Record Store And Find Old Stuff Without Expecting To.

I Still Feel Like We're The Underdogs, But I Feel Like People Respect Us Now. People Might Not Like Our Band Or Love Our Music, But I Think People Respect The Fact That We've Been Doing This For Many Years And Are Still Doing It And Still Able To Play Three Giant New York City Shows And Have People Come Out.